~Killer Elliot~

Counter-strategies for survivors

To keep the balance fair, survivors must have ways to counter Elliot:

Trap Destruction: Survivors can destroy Hot Delivery boxes with a hit (1 hit = destruction).
Aura Hiding: Items or abilities that block the revealing of aura will reduce the effectiveness of Elliot's passive skills.
Charge Interrupt: Survivor stun abilities (such as a sword strike or a trap) can cancel Order Accepted if used at the right time.

Rush Hour (map control and acceleration)
Elliot activates Rush Hour mode for 12 seconds:

speed increases by 25%;
Terror radius expands by 5 herds;
All traps (Hot Delivery) within a 30-herd radius become invisible to survivors and deal double damage when triggered.
Cooldown: 60 seconds.
Passive abilities

Employee of the Month (Progress Tracking)
Elliot sees the completion percentage of each generator and knows how many survivors are currently repairing it. If a generator is nearly complete (≥85%), Elliot receives a notification and can quickly respond.

"Fast delivery" (reduced distance)
Every time Elliot passes near a box/door/choke point (marked objects on the map), he receives a short-term speed boost (+15% for 2 seconds). This encourages map awareness and aggressive pressure.

"Pizza is more than just food" (debuff on pickup)
When a survivor picks up a health pack or support item, Elliot receives a notification and sees that survivor's aura for 4 seconds. This makes "support" a risky choice and forces survivors to choose between healing and stealth. Synergy and playstyle

This combination of abilities makes Elliot a control and pressure killer: he doesn't just chase survivors, he forces them to make mistakes.

Spatial Control: Hot Delivery traps block chokepoints and force Survivors to take suboptimal routes.
Interrupting Tasks: "Order Accepted" allows you to quickly punish those repairing generators or healing allies.
Support Pressure: The passive ability "Pizza is More Than Just Food" makes the Medic role dangerous and forces Survivors to play more cautiously.
survivors.

An intuitive understanding of fear. He senses when a survivor is frightened and exploits it: he can suddenly appear in sight and then disappear to heighten panic. For him, fear is a tool, not a side effect.

Game and tactical features:

Space Control. Elliot prefers to block escape routes, take advantageous positions, and avoid wasting stamina. He'd rather "lock down the map" than race across the entire area.
Ability to read the team's movements. He quickly notices which survivors are responsible for healing, which for distractions, and which for generator repairs. He then deliberately targets key roles to disrupt team coordination.
He's prudent in his use of abilities. He doesn't waste skills "just in case," but rather uses them at the right moment: for example, to cut off an escape route or to catch several survivors at once.
While in the original, Elliot is someone trying to survive and help others, his role as a killer intensifies his tragedy: he becomes someone who understands what it's like to be a victim, which is precisely why he acts so ruthlessly. This can create interesting internal conflicts: moments when he hesitates, but still chooses "victory at any cost."

Cold observation. Elliot doesn't rush into pursuit headlong: he first assesses the map, memorizes routes and "hot spots" (where generators are most often repaired), and only then decides who and when to attack. This makes him especially frightening—he acts not on emotion, but by calculation.
Patience and the ability to wait. Instead of chasing survivors, he sets ambushes in narrow corridors or near important objects. His style is not "catch them at any cost," but "make the prey come to you."
Irony and playing with the victim. Elliot may deliberately not finish off a survivor right away, but give them a chance to escape, only to catch them again later. He cares not just about the outcome, but about the feeling of control and tension it creates. This adds to the psychological horror: the survivors don't know when exactly he'll deliver the finishing blow.
Restrained cruelty. He doesn't stage bloody displays for show, but he shows no mercy either. His actions seem almost mechanical: he does exactly what's necessary to achieve victory. This makes his behavior seem even more sinister—as if he has no emotions, only purpose.
Adaptability and composure under pressure. If the survivors act in concert and set traps or use Guardian abilities, Elliot quickly changes tactics. He doesn't get angry or rush, but calmly seeks new ways to apply pressure.
Traits related to lore and character design

A lone wolf who doesn't rely on a team. Even if there are other assassins in the round, Elliot follows his own plan and doesn't like being interrupted. He views other assassins as a potential spoiler, so he prefers to control his own side of the map.
Hidden motivation. He may have more than just "kill everyone for the sake of victory," but a personal reason: for example, he believes that this is the only way to "cleanse" this place of chaos, or that survival is an illusion, and only death brings ultimate peace. This philosophy makes him a more profound antagonist.

He looks like an ordinary Builder Brothers Pizza worker. He has a red cap, messy blond hair, a red long-sleeved shirt, a gray apron, black pants, and sneakers.
He has tousled blond hair that partially covers his forehead; his gaze is slightly narrowed, with a light, almost mischievous smile - it reveals both relaxation and a certain hidden tension.

On his head is a bright red headband with a casually written "Roblox" logo: this design emphasizes his affiliation with the Roblox universe and adds a touch of informality to the look. Around his neck is a pendant shaped like a pizza slice: a direct reference to Elliot's role as a pizzeria worker and his gameplay mechanic (healing allies through pizza).

The drawing is dominated by contrasting black and white lines, and the red of the headband serves as an accent—it immediately draws the eye and makes the character stand out from the background. The pose is relaxed, but the arm is slightly raised, as if he's about to show something or has just made an expressive gesture—this adds dynamism. The figure is clearly muscular, and presumably tall (approximately 180 centimeters) and weighs around 60 kilograms.

1. Insatiable hunger.
   Elliot can see the location of the person furthest away from him (unless they use the stealth feature)
2. Rotten secret.
   When Elliot activates this ability, his Dread Impact radius is reduced to 0 and he sneaks up on the nearest person (essentially a mad dash, but it only lasts 20 seconds and is silent). Deals 25 damage with a 15 second cooldown.
3. Haunting lunge.
   Elliot leaps into the air and swings his pizza cutter, slicing the target in half if the strike connects. THIS ABILITY CAN ONLY BE USED TWICE. This ability has a cooldown. If Elliot misses, he gains Haste II for 3 seconds. Cooldown: 25 seconds.
4. Warning strike.
   Elliot slashes his pizza slicer at his target, dealing 20 damage. Cooldown: 4 seconds.
   Movement Speed: 26-28 (slightly above average) - He relies on maneuvers and short bursts rather than pure speed.
   Terror Radius: Medium (18-20 studs) - Survivors hear his footsteps, but cannot always accurately determine the direction due to "noise effects" (ringing of a door bell, rustling of a box).
   Damage: 1 hit = 1 stage (standard), but with the ability to apply debuffs.
   Active abilities

"Order Accepted" (Dash with Stun)
Elliot targets a survivor within line of sight and dashes toward them. If he hits them, they are stunned for 2.5 seconds and afflicted with the Confusion effect (inverts controls for 3 seconds).

Cooldown: 35 seconds.
Tactics: Ideal for interrupting generator repairs or escaping from a survivor trap.
Hot Delivery (throwing a pizza box as a trap)
Elliot throws a box, which lands and becomes a stationary trap. If a survivor steps on it, the following effect is triggered:

stun for 1.5 seconds;
slows down by 40% for 5 seconds;
Aura opening for 8 seconds.
The box is visible to survivors, but easy to miss in narrow corridors.
Number of charges: 2.
Recharge time: 20 seconds per charge.