"Dead by Daylight" - The Executioner Quiz

Answer: The Great Knife

The Great Knife is a massive chef's knife, almost as tall as Pyramid Head himself. This can actually hinder Pyramid Head somewhat if the player intends to use Terror Radius diminishing perks, as Survivors with an open ear will be able to hear the knife being dragged across the ground from a fairly reasonable distance away.

Answer: They cannot attempt to escape a Cage of Atonement

Perks such as Deliverance and Slippy Meat become completely ineffective should the Survivor attempting to use them end up on a Cage of Atonement. As such, Survivors looking to use them must be extremely careful to avoid Torment Trails. If, however, they do become Tormented, they can alleviate themselves of the status by saving another Survivor off of a Cage of Atonement. Should they end up being placed and eventually saved from a Cage of Atonement, they will lose the Tormented status effect as well.

Answer: They are injured for one state

This aspect of Pyramid Head's power makes him very deadly in chase, as he can fire this projectile through walls, pallets and any other would-be obstacles to inflict damage.

Answer: Immediately kill a Survivor

If a Survivor has reached the struggle phase on either a hook or Cage of Atonement and then gets Tormented again, if Pyramid Head manages to down them, he can use Final Judgment to immediately kill them and remove them from the game. This essentially functions as an Ebony Memento Mori with one more condition to it, although the animation for Final Judgment is different and much shorter than if Pyramid Head were to kill someone using a Mori.

Answer: Deathbound

Deathbound is definitely an enigmatic perk, because it does quite a lot and can be difficult to fully understand at first glance. That said, Killers with high mobility such as the Nurse, Blight or Hillbilly, can not only quickly arrive to where the healing took place, but can also take advantage of the healing Survivor's inability to hear their Terror Radius thanks to the Oblivious status effect.

A Hillbilly with the Apex Muffler add on can be especially dangerous, as Oblivious will stop that Survivor from hearing his chainsaw.

A Blight with the Iridescent Blight tag add on can approach that Survivor with a very similar frame of mind.

Answer: Forced Penance

This perk could come in handy on a Killer like the Doctor, whose nearly unmatched capacity to reveal Survivor locations would allow him to down the Survivor he intended to down, then find the Survivor hindered by Forced Penance shortly thereafter. As they would've been denied the chance to heal and Doctor is very efficient in chase, he could quickly net two downs off the strength of this perk.

In general, Forced Penance punishes altruistic Survivors and can be helpful if the Killer using it doesn't fare too well against such Survivors.

Answer: Trail of Torment

There are not many Killers who don't benefit from the Undetectable status effect somehow, so this perk can be pretty good on nearly anyone. It happens to synergize well with common Killer perks, such as Pop Goes The Weasel and Oppression, making this perk even more appealing as a result.

Answer: Iridescent Seal of Metatron

Through this add-on, the range of Punishment of the Damned gets cut off greatly, but grows progressively as Pyramid Head sets Trails using his power. As such, the idea would be to first set a Trail, then snipe someone from a distance with Punishment of the Damned.

Answer: Obsidian Goblet

This can be really nasty to deal with in chase, leaving Survivors without much to put between themselves and a pursuing Pyramid Head. This add-on can put in value anywhere but really earns its stripes on The Game, a map with tons of pallets and several breakable walls in close proximity.

Answer: Yes

Pyramid Head's efficiency in chase is supplemented by this trait, allowing him to catch up to a Survivor reasonably quickly.