The 10 best survivor perks in Dead By Daylight (2023)
When playing as the survivor in Dead By Deadlight, you have precious few ways to act to avoid the Killer hunting you down. As a result, you want to be careful with your actions, and the perks you’re using can be the difference between saving your life or dying. This guide will cover the 10 best survivor perks in Dead by Daylight.
The best Survivor perks in Dead by Daylight Boon: Circle of HealingThis perk first comes from Mikaela before you can unlock it for others. With it, you’ll be able to create a Boon Totem when standing next to the Dull or Hex Totem, blessing it. The Boon Totem has a radius of 24 meters, and any survivor within that radius receives a 40/45/50 bonus to all of their healing speeds, unlocking the Self-Care ability. The Self-Care ability allows you to heal your character for half the standard Personal Healing speed. If you’re playing by yourself, we highly recommend grabbing this perk as you can take care of yourself and complete objectives, but it can be strategically used with a team so long as they can find your location.
Borrowed TimeYou first use the Borrowed Time perk while playing as Bill and later for everyone else. With it, whenever pulling a teammate off the hook, they gain the Endurance effect. Depending on the perk level, if the Killer strikes them for a short time, they will have 20 seconds to get away from the Killer to mend themselves. If they are hit a second time or cannot heal themselves, following the 20 seconds, they will go down again. It’s an excellent way to help someone cornered and get back on their feet, but it won’t always be practical.
See Best Gaming Deals on Amazon Dead HardThe Dead Hard perk comes from David King. When injured, you can activate this ability while
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