Dead By Daylight: How To Play The Wraith
For players new to Dead by Daylight, few sounds are as ominous as the ringing of the Wraith's Wailing Bell. Watching the gaunt figure materialize out of nowhere as he sheds his invisibility can be a terrifying sight for new Survivors, and even experienced ones must keep an eye out for his sneak attacks.
Combining stealth with speed, the Wraith can be a ferocious sneak attack Killer in the right hands. With his simple and satisfying power, the Wraith is often one of the first Killers that players new to Dead by Daylight learn, teaching them fundamental skills and strategies that will carry them through the rest of their time with the game.
The Wraith's power is the Wailing Bell. By ringing his bell, the Wraith can cloak, remaining that way until he chooses to ring his bell again. While cloaked and motionless, or more than 20 meters away from Survivors, the Wraith is totally invisible, detectable only by his growling. While in motion, the Wraith is discernable only by the faint shimmer surrounding his body, making him difficult to see.
The Wailing Bell can be heard up to 24 meters away, and the accompanying «whooshing» sound can be heard up to 40 meters away. While cloaked, the Wraith moves at 6.0 m/s, allowing him to quickly close the distance on Survivors, and when uncloaking he receives a 1-second speed burst.
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The Wraith is unable to attack while cloaked, but can still perform interactions. Vaulting windows, breaking pallets and breakable walls, kicking generators, and snuffing boon totems are all possible while benefiting from the Wailing Bell's invisibility. While cloaked, the Wraith is vulnerable to Lightburn; shining a flashlight on or detonating a Flash Grenade or Fireworks near him stuns
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