Behaviour Interactive has confirmed the release date for the Diablo Collection in Dead by Daylight. The content arrives on October 20, headlined by Lilith, the Daughter of Hatred, reimagined as an outfit for The Artist.
The arrival of Lilith in Dead by Daylight is part of the game’s Halloween lineup. Alongside her, the collection brings five more outfits inspired by Blizzard’s universe, for both Killers and Survivors.
In short, Lilith in Dead by Daylight is a Visceral outfit for The Artist, with an exclusive Mori and unique menu animations. She arrives on October 20 together with five other outfits from the Diablo Collection.
Lilith in Dead by Daylight: What the Skin Looks Like
Lilith has been rebuilt for The Fog while keeping her classic silhouette and unmistakable horns. At the same time, the design adds a few extra details aimed at eagle-eyed Diablo fans.
The Artist Skin With an Exclusive Mori
The Artist skin belongs to the Visceral tier, the most elaborate type of outfit in the game. Therefore, it goes well beyond a simple costume swap.
The key highlights are:
- Exclusive Mori: a unique execution animation made for Lilith.
- Menu animations: custom movements on the character selection screen.
- Original voice: lines recorded by the actress who voices the character in Diablo.
Gameplay Stays the Same
Despite the brand-new look, The Artist keeps the same power and mechanics. In other words, the skin is purely cosmetic and doesn’t change how the Killer plays.
Diablo and DBD Crossover: Every Outfit
The Diablo and DBD crossover was first announced during Dead by Daylight’s 10th Anniversary broadcast. Now, Behaviour has revealed the full collection, with six outfits in total.
Full Collection List
| Diablo character | DBD character | Type |
| Lilith | The Artist | Killer |
| Belial | The Dredge | Killer |
| Mephisto | The Nurse | Killer |
| Sorceress | Zarina Kassir | Survivor |
| Barbarian | David King | Survivor |
| Necromancer | Taurie Cain | Survivor |
Outfits Inspired by Diablo IV
The three Survivor outfits are based on the playable classes in Diablo IV. As a result, Zarina becomes the Sorceress, David King takes on the Barbarian role and Taurie Cain turns into the Necromancer.
Meanwhile, the villains feature voice lines from the series’ original voice actors, adding authenticity to the crossover.
When Is It Releasing?
For anyone wondering when it’s releasing, the date is October 20. On that day, all six outfits in the collection become available in the in-game store.
Dates to Mark
Dead by Daylight’s October calendar follows this order:
- October 1: the Hallowed Blight Collection returns with new outfits.
- Mid-October: the Haunted by Daylight event begins.
- October 20: the Diablo Collection arrives, led by Lilith.
Platforms
The collection arrives on every platform where Dead by Daylight is available, including PC, PlayStation, Xbox and Nintendo Switch.
Halloween in DBD Brings Even More Content
The Diablo Collection is the headline attraction of Halloween in DBD, but it isn’t the only one. Behaviour has prepared new content for every week of October.
Hallowed Blight Is Back
The traditional Hallowed Blight Collection returned on October 1 with its signature mix of mutations and orange serum. This time, the featured Killers are:
- Jason Voorhees: the Friday the 13th icon’s first Blight outfit.
- The Houndmaster: a new mutated look.
- The Knight: also getting a Blighted version.
Haunted by Daylight Event
Beyond the outfits, the Haunted by Daylight event returns with themed challenges and rewards. Consequently, October is set to be one of the busiest months of the year in the game.
Lilith in Dead by Daylight Caps Off a Month of Celebrations
The arrival of Lilith in Dead by Daylight caps off a year celebrating the game’s 10th anniversary. For fans of both franchises, October 20 is already circled on the calendar.
A Natural Fit
Diablo and Dead by Daylight share a love for horror and darkness. Thus, the crossover fits right into the Halloween mood that takes over the game every October.
What Comes Next
Behaviour has already confirmed more collaborations for the future, including Scooby-Doo-themed cosmetics. In addition, a major visual upgrade for the game is planned for next year.
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