| HOME | KILLER PERKS | SURVIVOR PERKS | KILLERS | SURVIVOR |
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| Icon | Name | Description | Tier | Rate |
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Severed Hands |
Carmina's severed hands, cut from her arms shortly before her death. The sight brings sheer fury to her and her protectors.
"How are you going to paint now?" - Hooded Man | S |
  4.68 |
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Thick Tar |
Sticky, viscous sludge that Carmina used for an experimental piece. Once it sticks to skin, it is nearly impossible to get off.
| S |
4.58 |
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Festering Carrion |
A stomach-churning pile of meat and guts, yet it attracts hungry crows craving a bite.
| S |
4.57 |
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Severed Tongue |
Carmina's tongue, cut from her mouth shortly before her death. The sight instils rage not just in her, but in her crows.
"How are you going to tell poems now?" - Hooded Man | A |
4.48 |
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O Grief, O Lover |
An abstract ink drawing that Carmina drew before walking to the Death Leap.
| A |
4.39 |
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Velvet Fabric |
A striking red fabric Carmina used on an art project. Its brightness contrasted against black feathers.
| A |
4.35 |
 |
Matias' Baby Shoes |
A grieving reminder to Carmina that Matias would be with her, always watching.
"See you soon, Matias." - Carmina Mora | A |
4.05 |
 |
Silver Bell |
A shiny trinket that a crow took a liking to. The clinking of the bell was a distraction to everyone but Carmina.
| B |
 3.83 |
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Automatic Drawing |
An experimental drawing Carmina made without conscious planning. Do not think - act.
| B |
3.83 |
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Garden of Rot |
A nude self-portrait in which Carmina depicts a rotting darkness growing outwards from within.
"I see no salvation in the rot." - Carmina Mora | B |
3.83 |
| Icon | Name | Description | Tier | Rate |
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Thorny Nest |
A nest that remained empty near Carmina's home. There are sharp thorns embedded in it.
| B |
3.61 |
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Oil Paints |
There is little left but a few globs of black and grey, yet Carmina could paint an expansive landscape with them.
| B |
3.55 |
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Vibrant Obituary |
Scrap newspaper, speckled with bright, eye-catching paint. It seems tragedy is a daily thing.
| B |
3.39 |
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Ink Egg |
An unusual egg that seems to be nothing but a ball of semi-solid ink.
"Perhaps, covered in darkness as I was, they saw me as one of their own." - Carmina Mora | B |
3.07 |
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Darkest Ink |
An unnatural ink, so wretched and dark that it seems to pull in light around it.
| C |
2.87 |
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Untitled Agony |
A canvas that was targeted with swipes and trashes of black paint following Matias' death. It radiates with heavy, crippling sorrow.
| C |
2.83 |
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Iridescent Feather |
A glass-like feather moulded from The Fog itself. Simple as it may be, it is a symbol of those who watch over Carmina.
"They saved me when I could not save myself." - Carmina Mora | C |
2.42 |
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Still Life Crow |
An ink drawing of a dead crow. Carmina's sadness over its death can be felt with each dark line.
| C |
2.41 |
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Choclo Corn |
A type of corn common in South America. A few kernels are reason enough for a crow to stop for a snack.
| C |
2.26 |
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Charcoal Stick |
A stick of charcoal that conceals anything it rubs over.
| F |
1.33 |
