"Dead by Daylight" - The Hag Trivia Quiz

Answer: The Claw

Unlike other Killers, when the Hag is on cooldown from striking a Survivor, she drinks the blood left behind from striking them off the tip of her fingers. That's seriously grotesque.

Answer: The Hag can teleport to the trap if triggered close enough to her

This is the crux of The Hag, the ability to maintain excellent map control with her traps. They also provide one hell of a jump scare, so that's a nice cherry on top.

Answer: Flashlight

By shining the flashlight on the Phantasm Trap, it will fade away and the Hag cannot use it until re-set. This can be useful for getting hook saves on a Survivor whom the Hag set numerous traps around, and can be good for stopping the Hag from teleporting back to the hook to cause you more harm.

Answer: Hex: The Third Seal

By simply striking a Survivor, the Killer using this perk applies the Blindness status effect to them. This status effect negates aura reading perks and prevents Survivors from seeing auras in general, with some exceptions. They will still be able to see Jigsaw boxes, Pools of Devotion, Alarm Clocks, Cages of Atonement, and other Killer related structures which are considered to be crucial to be able to see by the game.

They'll also be able to temporarily see the big yellow and black circle which surrounds a hooked Survivor, though they'll not be able to see the Survivor dangling from the hook once the circle fades away.

Answer: Hex: Ruin

For the longest time, Ruin was easily one of the best, most defining Killer perks in the game. Many, many, many balance patches released over a long span of time helped to make it so that Ruin could be reworked to still be effective, but also healthy and not as absolutely mandatory to use. Following the rework, Ruin remained a very effective perk particularly for high mobility Killers, such as the Hillbilly, Nurse or Blight, who could do a good job chasing Survivors off of generators.

Answer: Hex: Devour Hope

By hooking a Survivor and moving at least 32 meters away, the Killer will gain one token when they are unhooked. Upon reaching two tokens, the Killer will briefly gain the Haste status effect shortly after hooking someone. At three tokens, the Killer places all Survivors into the Exposed status condition, making them one-hit downs.

At five tokens, the Killer may begin killing Survivors by their own hand, as if utilizing a Memento Mori. These effects remain in play until the Hex totem is cleansed.

Answer: Waterlogged Shoe

Removing The Hag's ability to teleport is largely a hindrance that makes using this add-on in a strategy difficult to effectively do. Inflicting Survivors with Hindered and improving the Hag's movement speed is not enough to compensate against skillful Survivor teams, so it does rely on poor play from the opposing team.

Answer: Mint Rag

Ordinarily, the Hag relies on Survivors triggering her traps in order to teleport to them. With Mint Rag, however, the Hag can freely teleport to her traps, with a modest cooldown being the only deterrent. By placing a trap near a hooked Survivor, the Hag can wait for them to be unhooked, then teleport to them and apply immediate pressure on both players involved.

This pairs wonderfully with the Make Your Choice perk, as the Hag can arrive immediately and deal a quick one-hit down to the rescuer.

Answer: Scarred Hand

This add-on stops the Hag from teleporting to any of her traps in exchange for tripling the amount of Bloodpoints she gains in the Deviousness category.

Answer: No

The Hag moves at a speed of 4.4 m/sec, which is 110%, not 115%, movement speed. She can still run down Survivors without too much difficulty, but tends to rely on her traps to do the heavy lifting in that regard more often than not.