Ivor Beckett

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Ivor Beckett
Gender	Male
Role	Stalwart Knight
Nationality	English
DLC	Dark Heraldry
Voice Actor	//INSERT INFO HERE//

Ivor Beckett is one of XX Survivors currently featured in Dead by Daylight.

He was introduced as the Survivor of CHAPTER ██: Dark Heraldry, a Chapter DLC released on XX ███ 20XX.

Overview

Ivor Beckett is a stalwart knight, steadfast and strong, bound by code to protect those who cannot protect themselves.

His personal perks, Pas d'Armes , Chivalric Code , and Cavalier , allow allow him to protect and help other Survivors, but also prove himself to be a formidable opponent.

Difficulty rating: Easy
(based on only using his Unique Perks)

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Lore

Born to a lower class family, Ivor Beckett’s hopes of becoming a knight were a pipe dream at best. That was, until he met Cyprian Geoffrey, another young boy his age, through a string of family friends. Immediately, Ivor and Cyprian became fast friends. The two were nearly inseparable, and when Cyprian, being from a wealthier family, expressed interest in becoming a knight, Ivor was quick to jump on the opportunity with him.

The two went through training together, sparring every day in their spare time, making their own swords and practice dummies, until they felt confident enough in their skills, and became pages in King Ead II’s army, Ivor succeeding in being appointed through the glowing recommendation of Cyprian.

They began to slowly rise through the ranks as their training progressed, but Ivor noticed that Cyprian seemed to be progressing much faster than him. Ivor didn’t think much of it, Cyprian was still the same person he had always known, even as they grew into young men.

Ivor felt the first pang when Cyprian was knighted, and he was not. It hurt, but he rationalized it. Cyprian was a fantastic soldier, and a wonderful man. He was extremely happy for him. Cyprian insisted to the king that Ivor be his squire, and he agreed.

But Cyprian began to change. After they had come back from their latest campaign, Ivor noticed Cyprian seemed more twitchy, on edge. There was a look in his eye that Ivor didn’t recognize. This came to a head when Cyprian requested to return to the forest they had made camp in, and Ivor practically begged him not to go, he was concerned for his friends’ health, that he had a terrible feeling about this. Cyprian insisted, though, and set out on his first journey outside the kingdom that Ivor was not with him.

Upon Cyprian’s return, he came clutching a sword with a blade as black as night. And Ivor hardly recognized the man anymore. His eyes were sunken, dark, his hair hanging about his face in wiry strands. Ivor pleaded with him to return the blade, but Cyprian snapped at him, nearly lashing out physically.

He didn’t see Cyprian much anymore, and was soon approached by one of the king’s attendants to come immediately.

What Ivor saw horrified him. Cyprian was on his knees, and King Ead II’s other royal guards stood around him, stripping him of his coat of arms and any signifiers on his armor as he screamed in protest. King Ead II declared Cyprian banished from the kingdom, branding him a heretic.

Ivor was reassigned, though he felt unfulfilled in his new position, and couldn’t help but feel a paranoia clawing at him as Cyprian’s last words hung over him. That they all would pay.

And this rang true. Cyprian returned one day, clad in dark armor, his face obscured, but Ivor recognized his voice. He stormed the castle, a one man army, and Ivor was there to fend him off. Cyprian was unsuccessful, but was not killed, and fled the city. Once the dust had settled, Ivor earned the king’s favor, and was knighted. But it was not a momentous occasion for him. Ivor’s first task was to hunt down and kill Cyprian, as King Ead II believed that only Ivor would be able to defeat him.

They crossed swords a few times after, each time getting harder and harder for Ivor to keep up, despite his diligence.

During what would become their final battle, Ivor knew he was going to lose. Cyprian had broken his shield and pierced his armor, and Ivor had resigned himself to his death. Cyprian howled in victory, and when their blades locked one last time, Ivor’s sword was shattered. Ivor closed his eyes just as a black fog began to roll in around them.

Ivor's Perks

These are Perks which start off only appearing in Ivor's Bloodweb . After achieving Level 30, Teachable versions of these Perks can be found:

• Pas d'Armes - Level 30
• Chivalric Code - Level 35
• Cavalier - Level 40

Once obtained, other Survivors will be able to find Ivor's Perks in their respective Bloodwebs from that point onwards.

	Pas d'Armes	Hastiludes can be used to your advantage, and you let it be known that if comers wish to pass, they must go through you first. When you stun the Killer with a Pallet , that Pallet becomes locked in place, and cannot be destroyed for X/Y/Z seconds. Pas d'Armes has a cool-down of 20 seconds after the Pallet is no longer locked. “Don't worry, I can do this all day.” —Ivor Beckett
	Chivalric Code	You have a code of honor, and that will not be broken. Performing any of the following actions has Chivalric Code gain 1 Token: Performing a Safe Hook Rescue. Taking a Protection Hit for an injured Survivor. Healing a Survivor from the Dying State to the Injured State Stunning the Killer to rescue a carried Survivor. Blinding the Killer to rescue a carried Survivor. When Chivalric Code is at 8/7/5 Tokens, press the Active ability button to give yourself, or the Secondary Action to give the Survivor you're healing the Endurance Status Effect for 10 seconds, and consume the tokens. “Thou shalt be everywhere and always the champion of the Right and the Good against Injustice and Evil.” —One of the 10 Commandments of Chivalric Code
	Cavalier	You are exceptionally skilled at mounted combat. While being carried by the Killer, reaching 60/50/40% Wiggling progression activates Cavalier. While Cavalier is active, press the Active ability button and succeed a Skill Check to grab ahold of them. While holding on, you have 5 seconds where you can control the Killer’s movement completely. Cavalier causes the Exhausted Status Effect for 60/50/40 seconds. Cavalier cannot be used while Exhausted. “‘Can I ride a horse?’ What kind of question is that? Of course I can ride a horse.” —Ivor Beckett

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