The Doctor

The Doctor's Personality traits of Sadistic: The Doctor's most prominent trait is his intense and pathological sadism. The Doctor takes a sick joy in inflicting pain and torment, especially mental torment, on his victims. During his time at Léry's Memorial Institute, he became infamous for his vicious electroshock torture methods, and he continues to relish the screams of his victims for the Entity.

The Doctor's Personality traits of Intelligent and calculating: As a former scientist, The Doctor possesses a keen intellect. He is a skilled manipulator who is drawn to the power that knowledge provides. In a match, his tactics are not purely physical; he methodically breaks down survivors' minds and morale with his madness-inducing abilities.

The Doctor's Personality traits of Arrogant and ego-driven: The Doctor is driven by his own ego and a thirst for power over the minds of others. He views the rest of humanity as weak and undeserving of his knowledge, seeing their perceived imperfections with disdain. He even views his own self-experimentation as a way to "treat" himself and indulge in the rush of pain.

The Doctor's Personality traits of Mad scientist: The Doctor embodies the classic "mad scientist" trope, driven to unethical and horrifying extremes in his quest for knowledge and power. His desire to explore the boundaries of the human mind ultimately led him to snap, killing or incapacitating everyone at his research facility in a vegetative state.

The Doctor's Personality traits of Intimidating: His reputation alone was enough to terrify prisoners at Léry's Memorial Institute, who begged to be taken to any other interrogator. He uses this intimidation to torment survivors in the Entity's realm, where his sheer physical presence and electrical powers incite fear.

The Doctor's Motivations and desires of Mind control: Before being taken by the Entity, The Doctor was obsessed with unlocking the secrets of mind control. His twisted electroshock experiments were all in the pursuit of this "panacea of mind control".

The Doctor's Motivations and desires of Experimentation: His core motivation is to expand his knowledge through experimentation, and he will go to any length to do so. This extends to his "patients" in the trial, whom he tortures with electricity and madness to learn more about the human psyche.

The Doctor's Distinguishing physical features of Charred and scarred skin: The Doctor's skin is dark, scarred, and severely burned. This is a result of his obsession with electricity, which is channeled directly through his body by the Entity.

The Doctor's Distinguishing physical features of Electrical harness: His head is held in place by a heavy, metallic device that forces his mouth and eyes into a perpetually wide and agonizingly fixed expression, a visual reference to the film A Clockwork Orange. Numerous wires and electrodes connect the device to his body, some of them piercing his skin.

The Doctor's Distinguishing physical features of Tattered clothing: He wears a frayed and scorched doctor's jacket, its sleeves torn off from repeated exposure to high-voltage electricity.

The Doctor's Distinguishing physical features of Grotesque grin: His mouth is stretched into a permanent, maniacal grin by the device on his head, emphasizing his joy in his horrific experiments.

The Doctor's Distinguishing physical features of Towering stature: The Doctor is notably large and muscular, which adds to his intimidating presence in the trial.

The Doctor's Weapon: In Dead by Daylight, the Killer known as The Doctor uses a weapon called The Stick. The weapon is a metal rod covered in sharp spikes that he uses to strike and injure survivors.

The Doctor's Power: Carter's Spark consists of two electro-convulsive abilities that build up a Survivor's Madness.

The Doctor's Shock Therapy ability of Cone-shaped shock: A ranged attack that projects a cone of electricity onto the ground in front of The Doctor.

The Doctor's Shock Therapy ability of Interrupts actions: Any Survivor caught in the shock immediately has their actions—like repairing, healing, or vaulting—interrupted.

The Doctor's Shock Therapy ability of Blocking interactions: It prevents Survivors from performing most interactions, including dropping pallets and vaulting windows, for 2.5 seconds.

The Doctor's Shock Therapy ability of Increases Madness: Inflicts half a tier of Madness (+0.5 points).

The Doctor's Static Blast ability of Terror Radius-wide shock: This ability unleashes a wave of electricity that affects all Survivors within The Doctor's Terror Radius, regardless of walls or line of sight.

The Doctor's Static Blast ability of High Madness gain: Any Survivor hit gains one full tier of Madness (+1 point).

The Doctor's Static Blast ability of Reveals locations: It causes affected Survivors to scream, revealing their location to The Doctor.

The Doctor's Static Blast ability of Long cooldown: Has a 60-second cooldown.

The Madness status effect: Madness progresses through three tiers, with each tier adding more severe penalties for Survivors. The only way to remove the effect of Madness Tier III is for a Survivor to "Snap Out of It," which resets their Madness to Tier I.

Madness I: A Survivor screams, revealing their location to The Doctor. Skill Checks have a 33% chance to become a Madness Skill Check, which can appear in a random location, move backward, or both.

Madness II: A Survivor screams upon reaching this tier, revealing their location. Skill Checks have a 66% chance to become a Madness Skill Check. The Survivor begins to see hallucinations of The Doctor.

Madness III: A Survivor screams upon reaching this tier and then intermittently every few seconds afterward. The Survivor must complete a "Snap Out of It" interaction to remove the effect. This action triggers guaranteed Madness Skill Checks. The Survivor cannot interact with items, repair generators, heal, cleanse totems, or sabotage hooks. Hallucinations of The Doctor are more frequent, and The Doctor can see their aura.

The Doctor's Attack Potency: Wall level (Comparable to The Nurse, who could casually destroy barricades by poking them. Comparable to The Oni, who can fragment a small portion of wall, comparable to a door, in two punches which would be 516,644.24 joules divided by 2, or 258,322.12 joules)

The Doctor's Speed: Superhuman (Killers possess the speed to outpace trained athletes in a fearful run by simply walking after them)

The Doctor's Lifting Strength: At least Class K (Philip Ojomo, before his transformation, was able to completely rip the spine of his employer out of his body, which would require roughly 101-102 tons of force)

The Doctor's Striking Strength: Wall level.

The Doctor's Durability: Wall level

The Doctor's Stamina: High (Endured being tortured and mutilated by the Entity in its attempt to make him bow to its whim for an unknown period, spends the aftermath of Trials stalking their prey at the Campfire, indicating the lack of need for rest)

The Doctor's Range: Extended melee range with The Stick, dozens of meters with Carter's Spark.

The Doctor's Intelligence: Gifted (Carter is an exceptional neuropsychologist is considered brilliant in the eyes of all of his peers. He is a seasoned torturer with a talent for anticipating survivor action).

The Doctor's Full Name: Herman Carter.

The Doctor's Alias: The Doctor.

The Doctor's Occupation: Medical student, Neuroscientist (both formerly), Mass murderer.

The Doctor's Powers and Skills: Genius-level intelligence, Madness inducement, Surgical skills, Electrokinesis, Brute strength and Intimidation.

The Doctor's Crimes: Unethical experimentation, Animal cruelty, Brainwashing, Incrimination, Mass murder and Torture

Type of Villain is The Doctor: Sadomasochistic Scientist