The Plague Doctor

When a killer is nearby, a heartbeat appears, but the Stalker does not have this, so it is difficult to track him down.

First, the killer deals damage, causing the survivor to fall and suffer minor pain. The killer can also place them on spikes, giving them 3 hits. The third hit kills the survivor. You can save people, but if you leave them lying down or on spikes for too long, the survivor will die from blood loss. When a survivor is on spikes, they have a low chance of escaping, but if the killer is nearby, their chance is higher, up to 10 seconds. A survivor can heal themselves when downed, but they won't recover. Another survivor can run up and finish the healing. 1 hit causes bleeding, 2 hits when downed. A survivor can be healed if they are bleeding, but their HP won't be restored.

Killers are neutral towards survivors in the lobby, and during a round, their goal is simply to kill. Other killers might fall in love with you, but that's up to you.

The killer is chosen randomly each round, the rest of the killers stay and just watch, the same with the survivors if they died

Appearance: A pale, emotionless mask, dark overalls, a kitchen knife, and heavy breathing. Abilities: Stealth mode without a terror radius, power generation through stalking (Stalk), grabbing a survivor (Evil's Grasp), and entering a frenzied Hunt Mode with a speed buff. Perks: Predator (highlighting escapees), Eternal Torment (vulnerability to survivors after being stunned by a pallet), and Play with your food (speed tokens for missing an obsession).

Mask: A white hockey mask with distinctive red triangular markings above the eyebrows and on the cheeks. When activating Slasher Signature/Malevolence, the eye slits glow ominously red.
Clothing: A gray, unbuttoned jacket revealing a black T-shirt. Dark blue jeans and white sneakers with dirty black stains.
Weapons: The Slasher always wields his main weapon, a massive machete. Slasher Abilities
Lake Mist (Lake Mist) - the character merges with the fog, gaining 80% transparency, huge
Lake Mist — The character blends into the fog, gaining 80% transparency, a massive boost to haste, and absolute stealth (the effect lasts for 4 seconds after exiting the fog). A global sound cue is emitted upon activation. The cooldown is 60 seconds. While this ability is active, jumping through windows, breaking objects, and attacking are prohibited. A strong slow is applied upon exiting. Pursuit — The Slasher goes berserk, and their screen turns red. Provides a powerful speed buff and improves destruction: physical contact with thrown pallets instantly destroys them. Breaking a pallet in this mode applies a strong, short-term slow to Survivors.

The Hidden's appearance is inspired by Subject 617, a monster from the classic Survive and Kill the Killers mode in Area 51. This is one of the most terrifying characters: Body: An entirely black, anthropomorphic creature with unnaturally elongated limbs. Its body is covered in a slimy organic texture. Head: Its signature creepy detail is a wide, frozen mouth in a bloody grin with many sharp white teeth and empty white eyes that glow in the dark. Sounds: It moves with a distinctive squelching and clawing sound. When close, survivors hear its low, guttural growl. Hidden Abilities: The Hidden's gameplay is built around ambushes, map control, and surprise attacks from the darkness. Void Step (Teleportation) - The Hidden can move between special "shadow points" or generators on the map. When teleporting, he gains Undetectable status for a few seconds (complete invisibility within his terror radius) and a speed boost, allowing him to instantly attack a survivor repairing a generator. Leap / Pounce — The Maniac crouches and makes a swift leap forward a long distance. If he hits a survivor, he instantly knocks them down or seriously wounds them. A successful leap from ambush ignores the hitboxes of windows and low pallets. Darkness Consumption — a passive ability. The longer a survivor is within the Hidden One's terror radius and doesn't see them directly (looking the other way), the more their vision narrows (blindness and paranoia effects), and their screams reveal their location. Hidden One's Personal Perks: Shadow Stalker - When the maniac destroys a generator, they completely lose their terror radius and red glow for 15/20/25 seconds. A great perk for unexpectedly returning to an unfinished target. Claustrophobia - At the start of a match or after repairing another generator, all jump points (windows) within a certain radius of survivors are blocked by the entity for a short time, preventing

Armor: A ruined suit of knight armor, darkened by the Void's corruption, with a tattered blue cloak. Traits: The character's left arm hangs limply (broken), and thick black smoke and an aura of darkness constantly emanate from the model itself. Weapon: A massive, Void-corroded greatsword, wielded in his right hand. Abyss Walker Abilities: The character combines range control with powerful attack power: Abyss Sludge - The Walker infects generators or pallets with black slime. Survivors who touch them are slowed, reveal their location with a scream, and begin to slowly accumulate corruption. Flip Slash - The Maniac performs an iconic high leap forward, somersaulting in the air, and slams his sword down hard. The strike deals area damage, instantly breaks pallets, and penetrates windows. Grave Wrath is a passive mode. When the survivors' corruption meter is filled with slime, the Traveler gains a temporary buff to their sword lunge range and breaks any obstacles 30% faster. Personal Perks of the Void Traveler: Corrupted Ground - Survivors within a 12-meter radius of incomplete generators repair them 10/12/15% slower. Heavy Blade - A successful basic attack inflicts the Slaughter status on a survivor (wounds bleed more heavily and heal 25% longer). Dark Momentum - After passing a window or breaking a pallet, the Traveler's movement speed is increased by 5% for 4 seconds.

Head: Wears a realistic latex rooster mask (Richard) with a bright red comb and yellow beak. Clothing: Recognizable brown and beige varsity bomber jacket with white sleeves and the letter "B" on the chest, as well as blue jeans. Weapon: Holds a bloody baseball bat. Animation: Moves with a jerky, aggressive gait, and instead of the usual terror radius, a dynamic synthwave music plays softly around him. Jacket's abilities Jacket's mechanics are tied to the high pace of the game, combo series, and frequent mask changes: Mask Swap - At the beginning of the match or at the lockers, Jacket can change Richard's mask to others, dramatically changing his passive bonus: Tony's Mask (Tiger): Disables weapons, but allows him to attack survivors with his fists at colossal speed and break pallets faster. Dennis' Mask (Wolf): Gives the Maniac a knife and increases his lunge range. Graham's Mask (Rabbit): Significantly increases base movement speed but decreases attack range. (Tape Recorder / Stun) - Jacket activates a voice recorder with archived audio recordings. Survivors in a small radius in front of him cover their ears and are briefly stunned (slowed and prevented from jumping through windows and pallets). (Combo Counter) - Passive meter. Each successful hit on a survivor or damage to an object speeds up all of Jacket's actions (parkour, weapon cleaning) for a short time. Jacket's Personal Perks: Dead Ahead - After landing a successful basic attack, the cooldown (wiping) of a weapon is reduced by 15/20/25%. Executioner - When a survivor is in the dying state (lying on the ground), their crawl speed is reduced by 50%, and their aura is not visible to allies further than 16 meters away. Psychopathic Rage - Each time a generator starts, Jacket gains a massive boost to pallet and wall damage speed for 20 seconds.

Appearance: A ghostly silhouette of a bride in a torn, bloodied wedding dress and a veil. Her body is pierced by iron spears/rebar, which she encountered while falling during an accident. Weapon: Her default weapon is a bloody wedding dagger, but when she activates her ability, she pulls the spears out of her own body. Animation: Floats above the ground, emitting an eerie bridal wail. Veil's Abilities: Veil specializes in ranged combat, sniping, and map control: Pierced Vow - Veil puts away her dagger and switches to the spears in her body. Holding the attack button charges the throw: a headshot slows the survivor by 30%. She has a maximum of 2 spears, which recharge every 15 seconds. In this mode, she cannot interact with the environment (break pallets, jump through windows) or carry survivors. Through the Veil - Increases her throwing power. Holding the spear's charge for more than 2 seconds causes the weapon to enter the "otherworld." This spear ignores all obstacles and flies through walls, significantly increasing its range and throwing power. Cooldown: 30 seconds. Veil's Personal Perks: Piercing Reverie - Each time you injure a survivor in any way, the random generator begins to regress (lose progress), and anyone attempting to repair it suffers a 7% to 8% repair speed penalty. Each unique hook (hooked survivor) increases this regression.
(Veil's other two perks focus on tracking survivors' auras when they interact with white generators on the map.)

A two-story mansion, with survivors downstairs and killers upstairs. You can't kill in the lobby, so killer abilities don't work, but you can engage in fights. Any wounds or bruises will heal in a couple of minutes. Fights often occur between killers and survivors, but survivors can also fight each other, just like killers. The rest period lasts 5 minutes, allowing survivors to rest for the next round. There are exceptions: every 5-10 rounds, the rest period lasts an hour or two. Some people come and go, but there are no killers, so you can make friends and describe them. You can change perks and tools during the lobby.

The five generators are the survivors' primary objective. They must be fully repaired to activate the escape gate.
Hooks - defeated players are hung on them.
Pallets (obstacles) - These can be thrown to stun the killer and buy time.
Windows and jump points allow you to create distance.
Chests - contain useful items.
Two exit gates are activated after the fifth generator is repaired. Escape is only possible after the survivors open the gates and escape through them.

Elucidation. The Killer throws a flask that creates a cloud of Pestilence. Survivors within the cloud are slowed by 30% and afflicted with the Pestilence status. For each infected Survivor, The Cure gains a 5% bonus to obstacle breakage and jump speed. The effect lasts 90 seconds, and the ability has a 15-second cooldown.
"I Am The Cure." Using a syringe, The Cure can inject downed survivors or corpses that appear on the map. The effect depends on the survivor's spike stage: before the first spike, the injection slows movement by 4%, after the first spike, it reduces repair speed by 6%, and after the second spike, the survivor transforms into SCP-049-2. SCP-049-2 is a zombie-like creature that roams the map, hunting survivors (especially those being chased by The Cure), and attacks by inflicting Pestilence or dealing damage if the target is already infected. Up to 4 SCPs can be active at a time, but this limit can be exceeded by directly transforming survivors.
Perks
As you level up, additional abilities become available:
Foundation Staff. Penalizes survivors who rescue each other: the rescued suffers a penalty to healing speed, and the rescuer suffers a penalty to repair speed.
Sustenance. For every Survivor impaled, The Cure receives a token. When a pallet is destroyed, this token imposes a 10% movement speed penalty and the Silence effect (inability to use perks) on all Survivors within the terror radius.
Desire for the Living. If a survivor sees The Cure's aura, they also see his aura, and if they gain a speed boost, The Cure's aura becomes visible to a nearby survivor for 3 seconds.

Mercy Hospital Rooftop: A vertically designed location, referencing the "The Rooftop Final Battle" chapter from Merciless. Generators are scattered widely, making it difficult for the killer to control the space. The atmosphere is dark, with elements of horror.
Bloodbath Club: The club theme from the film "Blade." Its unique feature is three visual variations of a single location. Some generators are located close together, and if they aren't repaired in time, survival will be extremely difficult. The distance between the gates is large, and there are many obstacles, making it difficult to control the killer's actions.
Valdelobos Village is a Spanish mountain village with long, open routes. This map generally favors survivors who know the routes: long sightlines and multiple jump chains allow players with perks like Flow State and Quick Recovery to buy time against the Killer.
Woodview Cabin: A classic asymmetrical forest. Generators are located in forest clearings, with short routes between them. This layout gives the Killer an advantage: they can effectively block escape routes, while making it more difficult for the Survivors to maneuver.
Firelink Shrine: A nod to the temple corridors from Dark Souls. Narrow passages aid the assassin's patrols, but there are predictable routes with windows around the central shrine.
Bay Harbor Docks with vantage points. The open dock areas are convenient for the killer during a chase, but the alleys among the containers and the club's interior create strong positions for survivors who have studied the pallet layout in advance.
Site 68 is a location from the SCP universe—Object 68 from the SCP Foundation. The map is complex, with numerous geographical features, making it difficult for the killer to control the situation.
Mount Massive Asylum is a reference to the psychiatric hospital from the game Outlast. The gates are located close to each other, making it easier for the killer to control the space.

A long cloak. It was made of thick leather (such as Moroccan) or impregnated with wax, grease, or camphor. This created a barrier: it protected against splashes (blood, lymph, cough droplets) and prevented fleas (which indeed carried the plague) from clinging to the fabric.
High boots and leather pants. Essentially an extension of the cloak, this multi-layered protection helped minimize the risk of insect bites.
Gloves. They were also made of leather and often impregnated with protective compounds.
A mask shaped like a bird's beak. This is the most recognizable detail. The structure itself was made of leather, and sometimes of more durable materials like bronze or bone. Aromatic substances were placed in the "beak": dried herbs (lavender, mint), flowers (roses, carnations), spices, and sometimes a sponge soaked in vinegar. In particularly contaminated areas, the herbs were even set on fire—the smoke was meant to further mask the heavy odor of a corpse. To prevent the doctor from suffocating from this "bouquet" of aromas, small ventilation holes were made in the mask. Round transparent lenses were included to protect the eyes.
A wide-brimmed hat. It didn't so much provide protection as serve as a professional identification mark. It also helped ensure the mask fit snugly to the head.
Additional accessories. A bunch of garlic was often hung from the belt—chewing it as a preventative measure. Sponges soaked in frankincense might be placed in the nostrils and ears. Sometimes, a brazier with smoldering coals was carried to disinfect the air around them.
A long cane. This is also an important detail. The doctor used it to examine the patient without touching them: moving the edges of their clothing, checking for buboes, and feeling their pulse. He could also use the cane to ward off people who got too close.