When is Vecna in Dead By Daylight? Release date and news for D&D in DBD

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Dead by Daylight is merging with the world of Dungeons & Dragons as the villainous Vecna enters the game.

The new details were unveiled during a live stream hosted by developer Behaviour Interactive, where the new characters were announced alongside a new map, new game mode and even a spin-off based within the world.

We've rounded up the details so you know what's coming to Dead by Daylight — and more importantly, when Vecna will be added.

Read on for more.

Vecna – known as «The Llch» – will arrive as part of the Dead by Daylight: Dungeons & Dragons crossover on 3rd June 2024.

This will be the next main chapter of the game, and the character will be voiced by Matthew Mercer, who recently played Ganondorf in Tears of the Kingdom.

That said, the Public Test Build of the new D&D season can be tried out now on Steam. Head to the settings menu on the Dead by Daylight application in your library, click Properties and Beta then switch to Public Test.

This is expected to run for about a week, if recent tests are anything to go off.

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The Dungeons & Dragons collaboration with Dead by Daylight will see Vecna, the Llch, arrive as the new Killer, Bard Aestri Yazar as a new Survivor, and a new map called the Forgotten Ruins.

Additionally, a new two-versus-eight game mode will arrive by the end of summer.

Here, two Killers will go up against eight Survivors on a larger map, changing up the regular gameplay substantially. Changes are being made to both the Killer and Survivor mechanics to help make the mode «feel fresh», along with the removal of Perks. More details will then be announced in July.

It was separately announced during the anniversary stream that a Dead by Daylight spin-off is in the works. Known as «Project T», it is described as a session-based