How to Prestige Survivors & Killers in Dead By Daylight

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Part of the typical gameplay in Dead By Daylight is leveling up Survivor and Killer characters and unlocking new Perks and Add-Ons with Bloodpoints, but there is little progression for a character beyond Level 50. Players have the option to Prestige with that character at Level 50. When a player chooses to Prestige in Dead By Daylight, they will reset the character back to Level 1 and unlock a special bloodied version of the character's original costume. They lose all Perks, Items, Add-Ons, and Offerings, but their Teachable Perks will remain available in other characters' Bloodwebs. Players can Prestige up to three times in Dead By Daylight to unlock all three pieces of this exclusive cosmetic set.

Prestige Level in DBD is an integral part of the game as it allows players to unlock new perks, items, and other items. With each prestige upgrade, players are rewarded with a “bloody” cosmetic item to make their character look unique and noteworthy. Having said that, increasing the prestige level in DBD also directly impacts some of the game’s mechanics. For example, players with higher prestige levels can increase the odds of spanning rarer items in the Bloodweb. 

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Increasing a character's Bloodweb Prestige level in Dead By Daylight can be something of a grind but will continue to incentivize players to use and level up their full roster of Killers and Survivors. It can also be a chance for players to more easily unlock character-based achievements and trophies. Before choosing to Prestige, there are a few things players ought to consider. Here's how to increase a character's Prestige level in Dead By Daylight.

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