What is the Perk for Totems in DBD?
The Boon Perk is the primary perk for totems in Dead by Daylight (DBD), allowing survivors to bless Dull Totems or Hex Totems and turn them into Boon Totems, which provide various benefits such as increased healing speed and self-healing capabilities. By equipping at least one Boon Perk, survivors can walk up to any Dull Totem or Hex Totem and bless it, applying the effects of all their equipped Boon Perks to the totem.
Understanding Totems in DBD
Totems are a crucial aspect of the game, and understanding their functionality is essential for survivors and killers alike. There are three types of totems: Dull Totems, Hex Totems, and Boon Totems. Dull Totems are neutral and can be blessed by survivors to become Boon Totems, while Hex Totems are cursed and can be cleansed by survivors to remove their negative effects.
How Totems Work
When a survivor blesses a Dull Totem or Hex Totem, it becomes a Boon Totem, which emits a blue shimmer and soft, windchime-like sounds. The Boon Totem provides the effects of all the survivor’s equipped Boon Perks, such as increased healing speed, self-healing, and other benefits. On the other hand, Hex Totems impose negative effects on survivors, such as slowed healing or increased terror radius.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What is the strongest perk in DBD?
The strongest perk in DBD is often subjective and depends on the player’s playstyle, but some of the most popular perks include Made for This, Adrenaline, and Kindred.
2. Which killer is best in DBD?
The best killer in DBD is also subjective, but some of the most popular killers include The Ghostface, The Legion, and The Spirit.
3. What’s the best anti-totem perk?
The best anti-totem perk is Small Game, which provides an auditory warning when looking in the direction of Killer Traps and Totems.
4. What are the 4 best survivor perks in Dead by Daylight?
The 4 best survivor perks in DBD are Dramaturgy, Boon: Circle of Healing, Lithe, and Spine Chill.
5. What is blue totem DBD?
A blue totem in DBD is a Boon Totem that has been blessed by a survivor, providing benefits such as increased healing speed and self-healing capabilities.
6. Can you self heal with Circle of Healing?
Yes, Boon: Circle of Healing allows survivors to self-heal without needing a Med-Kit.
7. Should I cleanse Totems in DBD?
Yes, cleansing Hex Totems can provide benefits such as Bloodpoints and removing negative effects, but it also alerts the killer to the survivor’s location.
8. What is the best hex in DBD?
The best hex in DBD is often subjective, but some of the most popular hexes include Hex: Ruin, Hex: Devour Hope, and Hex: Undying.
9. Can killers see when you cleanse a totem?
Killers can see the aura of a survivor cleansing a Hex Totem if they have the Hex: Undying perk, but otherwise, they only receive a notification when the cleansing is complete.
10. How do you heal a totem in DBD?
Survivors can bless a Dull Totem or Hex Totem by pressing and holding the Ability button near the totem, creating a Boon Totem that provides healing benefits.
11. Do the Totems help until dawn?
Guidance Totems can provide hints and benefits to survivors, but they do not directly help until dawn.
12. Who can bless totems in DBD?
Survivors with at least one Boon Perk equipped can bless Dull Totems or Hex Totems.
13. What does small game perk do?
The Small Game perk provides an auditory warning when looking in the direction of Killer Traps and Totems.
14. What does better than new do in DBD?
The Better Than New perk provides a bonus to action speed for Repairing, Healing, Chest Opening, and Totem Cleansing.
15. How do you activate totems in DBD?
Survivors can activate Totems by walking up to a Dull Totem or Hex Totem and blessing it, which takes 14 seconds for Dull Totems and 28 seconds for Hex Totems.