Dead by Daylight: Every Pyramid Head Add-On, Effects

The newest killer in Dead by Daylight is Pyramid Head, here are all 20 of his add-ons and their effects.

Andrew Smith

Published: Jun 18, 2020 02:54 pm

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The newest killer in Dead by Daylight is Pyramid Head, who joined that game thanks to the Silent Hills expansion. As you may know, every killer has a set of unique add-on effects that will make it increasingly difficult for players to survive the night. In this guide, we are going to give you a full rundown of every Pyramid Head add-on and its effect in Dead by Daylight.

Dead by Daylight: Silent Hills DLC – Every Pyramid Head Add-On and Effect

There are a total of 20 add-ons for Pyramid Head in Dead by Daylight, which range from uncommon to ultra rare. Further, each add-on has a different effect that will make it increasingly difficult for survivors. Killers are able to have two add-ons per game, which can only be used once each. In the list below, we’ve detailed every Dead by Daylight Pyramid Head add-on and its effect.

Add-On:	Rarity:	Effect:
Cinderella Music Box	Uncommon	Increases the duration Rites of Judgement trials remain in the environment by 15 seconds
Forgotten Video Tape	Uncommon	Reduces the Rites of Judgement recharge time by 3 seconds
Leopard-Print Fabric	Uncommon	Increases Killer Instinct duration when triggered by Rites of Judgement by .5 seconds
Spearhead	Uncommon	Increases Rites of Judgement power duration by 1.5 seconds
Wax Doll	Uncommon	Increases Punishment of the Damned attack range by 1 meter
Black Strap	Common	Increases Punishment of the Damned attack range by .5 meters
Copper Ring	Common	Increases Rites of Judgement power duration by 1 second
Dead Butterfly	Common	Reduces Rites of Judgement recharge time by 2 seconds
Lead Ring	Common	Increases the duration Rites of Judgement trails remin in the environment by 10 seconds
Burning Man Painting	Rare	Increases Punishment of the Damned attack range by 1.5 meters
Mannequin Foot	Rare	Increases the duration Rites of Judgement trials remain in the environment by 20 seconds
Misty Day, Remains of Judgement	Rare	Increases Killer Instinct duration when triggered by Rites of Judgement by 1 second
Tablet of the Oppressor	Rare	Increases Rites of Judgement power duration 2 seconds
Valtiel Sect Photograph	Rare	Increases Rites of Judgement recharge time by 4 seconds
Crimson Ceremony Book	Very Rare	Injured survivors affected by Torment suffer from the Haemorrhage effect until healed
Lost Memories Book	Very Rare	Survivors affected by Rites of Judgement suffer from Oblivious effect for 15 seconds
Rust-Colored Egg	Very Rare	Survivors affected by Rites of Judgement suffer from the Blindness effect for 60 seconds
Scarlet Egg	Very Rare	Increases Killer Instinct duration when triggered by Rites of Judgement for 1.5 seconds
Iridescent Seal of Metatron	Ultra Rare	Auras of all survivors suffering from Torment are relieved for 6 seconds when sending a survivor to the Cage of Atonement
Obsidian Goblet	Ultra Rare	Pyramid Head gains the Undetectable effect when standing on a Rites of Judgement trial

As you can see, there are plenty of Pyramid Head add-ons that will make the life of a survivor much more difficult. If you’d like to know more about the Silent Hills DLC, be sure to check out our interview with the game’s creative director. We’ve also got a great guide that will tell you how to unlock the Vic Viper Charm using the famous Konami Code.

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Andrew Smith

Andrew Smith is a Guides Writer at Prima Games. Previously he has worked with IGN, GameSpot, and a handful of other great outlets. When Andrew isn't writing up game guides, you kind find him playing single-player, narrative-driven games. Wanna say hi? You can email Andrew at [email protected]