What The Combogorgon Build Excels In: 

• The ability to maximise the blockade of generators, with the perks such as corrupt intervention and deadlock, which will allow the blocking of generators for a certain amount of time, causing the survivors to either go to another generator, which will be so much easier for the killer to capture or waste time. 
• With Fearmonger, it is so much easier to teleport with the Demogorgon and its portals as the survivors won't hear anything, and it will be much easier to hit if the survivors have exhaustion perks which won't work.

Build details & Perks: 

• Fearmonger (old version: Mindbreaker): Whenever a Survivor is repairing a Generator, they suffer from Blindness and Exhausted Status Effects. If the Survivor is already Exhausted, their Status Effect's timer will be paused. The Status Effect lingers for 3/4/5 seconds after the Survivor stops repairing.
• Save the Best for Last: Each time you hit a Survivor other than your Obsession with a Basic Attack, Save the Best for Last gains 1 Token, up to a maximum of 8 Tokens: Gain a stack-able 5 % Cool-down reduction on successful attacks per Token, up to a maximum of 40 %. Each time you hit your Obsession with a Basic Attack, Save the Best for Last loses 4/3/2 Tokens. When the Obsession is sacrificed or killed, you can neither gain nor lose any more Tokens.
• Corrupt Intervention: At the start of the Trial, the 3 Generators located farthest from you are blocked by The Entity for 80/100/120 seconds.
• Deadlock: Whenever a Generator is completed, The Entity blocks the Generator with the most progression for 20/25/30 seconds. The Aura of the blocked Generator is revealed to you in white during this time.

 

What The Blockade of All Actions Build Excels In: 

The Devorish Cruelty is a build recommended for players who like to obtain the power of Devour Hope, a perk where you are able to gain tokens and then depending on the number of tokens, having then the power to expose or even mori the survivor, making it one of the most powerful perks in the game. Apart from this powerful perk, there is also enduring and spirit fury which will avoid the pain of pallets whilst in a chase with the survivor, and at the same time, speeding up the process and using the tactics such as pallet waste, where you are able to waste most of the pallets with one survivor, and when it comes to another survivor, you are able to easily hit the survivors as there no looping strategies, unless it comes to a T-wall, then you have to use your own mind games. A great build for players who hate pallets and want to get rid of them and the survivors as fast as possible. 

What The Devourish Cruelty Build Excels In: 

• The power of Devour hope. With this killer, devour hope effects are effortless, as with Demogorgon you have the ability to teleport away from the hook as fast as possible and gain tokens. 
• Enduring and Spirit Fury: The combination can easily be problematic for the survivor who is on a chase and dropping pallets, as the perks reduce the stuns massively, and has the ability to break every 2/3/4 pallet on its own, with the help from the entity of course. 

Build details & Perks: 

• Hex: Devour Hope: Each time a Survivor is rescued from a Hook when you are at least 24 metres away, Hex: Devour Hope receives 1 Token: 2 Tokens: 10 seconds after hooking a Survivor, gain a 3/4/5 % Haste Status Effect for the next 10 seconds. 3 Tokens: Survivors suffer permanently from the Exposed Status Effect. 5 Tokens: You are granted the ability to kill all Survivors by your own hand.
• Hex: Undying: The Auras of Survivors within 2/3/4 metres of any Dull Totem are revealed to you. When another Perk's Hex Totem is cleansed or blessed, its Hex is transferred to the Hex: Undying Totem, including any accumulated Tokens, disabling Hex: Undying instead.
• Enduring: You are resilient to pain. Reduces Pallet Stun duration by 40/45/50 %.
• Spirit Fury: Each Pallet you break magnifies the wrath of The Entity. After breaking 4/3/2 Pallets, the next time you are stunned by a Pallet, The Entity will instantly break it. You still suffer from the Stun penalty.

 

This build can be called a "manual version of regressing generators" from the build, blockade of all actions which is listed at the number 4 spot. The reason that this build is more powerful than the build at number 4 is the fact that this build does not have a hex totem and therefore the perks cannot be eliminated by the survivors, making it long-term suffering for the survivors. Nevertheless, apart from generator regressing, there is also the perk, Dragon's grip, where when the survivor touches a generator, they reveal their location and automatically become exposed making them a one-hit kill. Nevertheless, making this one of the powerful builds in slowing down generators and at the same time having the opportunity to down a survivor effortlessly while using the Dragon's grip perk. 

What The Fearmonger Demo Counter Attack Build Excels In: 

• A mix of all perks will allow for a great possibility of winning this game, where the perks have the ability to slow down the progress of generators, reveal the aura of survivors using totems, and cause blindness, Haemorrhage and mainly exhaustion status to the survivors making it harder for the survivors to escape a chase. 
• The ability to give Hex: Ruin the 2nd chance whilst using the perk Hex: Undying, where if hex ruin is cleansed, it is automatically substituted for Hex: undying and therefore ruin lives on to regress the generators.

Build details & Perks: 

• Ruin: Whenever a Generator is not being repaired by a Survivor, it will immediately and automatically regress its Repair progress at 50/75/100 % of the normal Regression speed. Once any Survivor is killed by any means, Hex: Ruin deactivates and reverts its Hex Totem into a Dull Totem.
• Fearmonger (old version: Mindbreaker): Whenever a Survivor is repairing a Generator, they suffer from Blindness and Exhausted Status Effects. If the Survivor is already Exhausted, their Status Effect's timer will be paused. The Status Effect lingers for 3/4/5 seconds after the Survivor stops repairing.
• Hex: Undying: The Auras of Survivors within 2/3/4 metres of any Dull Totem are revealed to you. When another Perk's Hex Totem is cleansed or blessed, its Hex is transferred to the Hex: Undying Totem, including any accumulated Tokens, disabling Hex: Undying instead.
• Blood Echo: When hooking a Survivor, all other Injured Survivors suffer from the Haemorrhage and Exhausted Status Effects for 45 seconds. Blood Echo can only be triggered once every 80/70/60 seconds.