Dead by Dailies Trivia Quiz

Answer: The Doctor

Titled 'Rite of the Mind Shock', this Daily Challenge isn't too hard to execute, even if you're new to The Doctor, since his power-- to hit with Shock Therapy-- is done simply by using his secondary attack (holding right click on PC). Shock Therapy levels up players' Madness levels, so it should be a normal course of action if you're playing the Killer (at least if you want to use him to his full potential).

This action will differ from the Doctor's Static Blast, a single radial burst that levels up Madness from around the Doctor's spot on the map.

Answer: The Demogorgon

The 'Rite of The Demogorgon', interestingly, requires more Survivors be hit than in most other Daily Rituals, possibly because this Killer's Shred attack is generally quite simple to integrate into a chase (especially on more open maps). With Shred, the Demogorgon sprints ahead to swipe at Survivors in a straight line. Wily Survivors might be able to make a reflexive dodge away from this type of attack, especially in a loop, but this challenge shouldn't be too tough for a Killer who thrives on swatting down players in close range.

Answer: The Executioner

The Executioner, or Pyramid Head, hails from "Silent Hill" and his play-style is a bit more complex than a number of other Killers. His only Daily Ritual, 'Rite of The Executioner', requires very specific parameters to be met. To use a Cage of Atonement you must first use one of Pyramid Head's secondary abilities to create a Torment Trail on the ground with your weapon. If a Survivor runs through this hazard, then they'll be affected by Torment, and when they're placed into the Dying State, you can send them across the map in a Cage of Atonement.

The complexity behind doing this, especially in higher-rank games, makes this challenge a lot tougher than others and it might mean chipping away at it across multiple trials, especially with more skilled players on the other end.

Answer: The Nurse

Ah yes-- the 'Rite of the Last Breath' is the Nurse's dedicated Daily Ritual and it doesn't matter how many Blinks you make, you just have to hit a Survivor at the end of one (or a chain of them). The Nurse's power, Spencer's Last Breath, allows her to materialize a distance ahead of her and, depending on her add-ons, chain these movements to cross great distances or pass through barriers.

This Killer has a higher learning curve than most, however; the Blinks aren't the easiest to execute. That said, more experienced players should be able to manage this Daily Ritual in one game since the Nurse's low move speed makes her fairly reliant on the ability to succeed.

Answer: The Deathslinger

The Deathslinger relies on ranged abilities to be the most effective in any given trial, so his Daily Ritual, the 'Rite of The Deathslinger', focuses on his ability to catch his quarry and follow through on his modus operandi. This Killer's speargun is going to be his greatest asset, and with it you can fire at Survivors, reel them in while they're still attached, and swat at them to either do damage or knock them down depending. If they escape the chains, typically they'll take on a status effect (Broken, normally).

But this Ritual requires you make that hit, taking calculated shots to avoid their escape.

Answer: The Cenobite

It would stand to reason that The Cenobite is the one who receives 'Rite of The Cenobite', a Daily Ritual in which you need to use your ranged capabilities as this "Hellraiser" Killer to hinder and hurt Survivors in the trial. The Cenobite has a number of different abilities derived from his hellish powers and trinkets, but most of those involve the use of harmful chains.

In addition to having Chain Hunts linked to the Lament Configuration, The Cenobite can use his Summons of Pain to Incapacitate Survivors. Four of these means you get your Bloodpoint reward.

Answer: The Trickster

The Trickster, who tosses Blades at Survivors as his secondary power, takes a bit more effort to master than The Huntress, who can do enough damage to harm or down a Survivor with a single Hatchet. With these Blades, the Trickster succeeds in the same way by having consistent ranged hits that fill up the Survivor's Laceration Meter, and when this is filled and surpassed, the Survivor takes on the next state (hurt or dying).

This means that, technically, all you need to do is max out two Survivors' meters (or, if you're playing a bit cruelly, one Survivor all four times).

This Ritual is known as the 'Rite of The Trickster'.

Answer: The Blight

Lethal Rush is the Blight's ability and, using harvested corruption, this Killer can sprint in and bounce off the environment, kind of like an evil, sentient ping pong ball, to reach and strike Survivors. The amount of times the Blight can do this is reliant on his add-ons since chained Lethal Rushes rely on tokens and collisions.

The interesting thing about this Daily Ritual is that while other Killers only need to hit Survivors with their powers, the Blight is required to bring them to the Dying State to finish the 'Ritual of The Blight'. Fun note: Most Killer dailies begin with the phrase 'The Rite of...'; The Blight doesn't have this, potentially due to the rhyme.

Answer: The Legion

While the Legion was, at one time, the only Killer to make use of the Deep Wound Status Effect, this changed with the introduction of The Deathslinger, who was also able to do this with his speargun. The 'Rite of The Legion', however, specifies Legion use, and it's likely one of the easiest Killer Daily Rituals you can complete since you can, technically, get all four Deep Wound hits in with one activation of Feral Frenzy, Legion's ability. Deep Wound is an effect which forces affected Survivors to mend themselves or else be placed into the Dying State when their timer runs out. Once mended, a Survivor is simply injured and will still need to heal to return to full health.

Answer: The Nemesis

Though the original 'Rite of The Nemesis' Daily Ritual required that you level up the Killer's Mutation Rate a certain number of times (meaning you would need to play several games to complete the challenge), it was later revised to push the player to max out their Mutation Rate, meaning it could be done entirely in one game (and certainly if running add-ons that maximize gains from striking zombies). Mutation Rate is attained through the use of Nemesis' tentacle strikes, so infecting Survivors by this means will also help you reach Tier 3 Mutation and help you snowball your abilities to boot.