Personality Info: Artful is a magician who was once appreciated for his magical talent, now running away from his mistakes after killing an entire audience after a horrible ending in one of his performances. (Grabbing from the wiki bc fuck you its 3 am) Artful appears as a black and white Robloxian with angry face, dressed in formal attire, including a suit, tie, and wide top hat. His body is primarily dark with white arms and a white decal on the torso, resembling a tuxedo. His face is covered by a half-broken black mask. He also wields a magic wand that emits white colored sparkles. Artful is a French Magician who's had a deep connection to magic since birth, and WAS a popular celebrity before his... "incident." After one of his performances went particularly badly, Artful let his emotions get the better of him and resorted to "taking out his frustrations on his entire audience." He now lives his life as a criminal on the run, too afraid to turn himself in and deal with the consequences of his actions.

In game info: Artful is one of the killers in Die of Death. He costs 700 Tokens (as a playable character). He is a trapper who relies on both his base abilities and their benefits while utilizing Repurpose to chase down survivors and deal consistent, albeit low, damage.

In game abilities; Swing Artful swings his wand forwards, dealing 20 damage to anyone he strikes.

Cooldown: 1 second

Implement: "The only thing stopping you from achieving your dreams are the mental roadblocks you set before yourself!"

After a short windup, Artful creates a wall that slowly rises up out of the floor over time at his position.

The wall's health scales with how many Civilians are currently alive, getting more frail the fewer Civilians there are.

Walls will have their health naturally drain over time, but can be attacked to make them go down faster. There is no limit on how many walls can be active at a time.

If any Killer or a Civilian with Invisibility touches the wall, the wall gets its collision disabled for 1s and gets 5 damage to itself.

Cooldown: 15 seconds

Copywrite; "Like what you hear? All the music here is made by yours Truly! You can buy it at the Giftshop!"

After a long windup, Artful creates a music box where he is currently standing.

The music box will passively slow whoever is in its range, one person at a time.

The music box CAN be destroyed, but does not passively lose health over time.

Artful can only have 2 Music Boxes active at a time. Attempting to create another will have no effect.

Cooldown: 35 seconds

Repurpose: "Who's to say you can't teach an old magician new tricks?"

Artful quickly pauses, and reaches forwards with his wand, "pocketing" whatever he hits. This Ability changes depending on what Artful "pockets."

Pocketing a Wall allows Artful to throw it forwards, condensed into a cube, moving fast and dealing 15 damage on hit. Does splash damage in a 15 stud cube once it hits anything.

Pocketing a Music Box allows Artful to buff himself using it. The Music Box floats above him, and gives him sizable speed increase for a short duration.

"Pocketing" a Civilian allows Artful to create a Puppet. The Puppet has a brief animation of being summoned, before actively hunting down the nearest Civilian to it, stopping at nothing until it reaches its target. Similar to walls, the Puppet has naturally draining health, and perishes when it's empty. It can also be attacked to be killed early. If the Puppet reaches and attacks someone, it deals 15 damage per hit.

Note: Pocketing a player does not trap the player. It merely stores the player’s charge for Artful to summon a Puppet.

Cooldown: 5 seconds, or 10 seconds if it's the "Puppet" variant

Miscellaneous:

Other killers are as follows,

Pursuer, a dangerous Apex Predator of unknown origin, its speed and hunting abilities are unmatched. With its unique ability to turn completely invisible, it's able to sneak up on unsuspecting prey before quickly dispatching of them without a trace. By the time you hear its howl far off in the distance, it's already too late. Pursuer appears as a Robloxian with a slateskin body. His head is white, with the Ahenobarbus Henocied face in a lightish teal shade. The texture of the face is cut off at the edges of the head. He also wields a sword that's completely pitch black. Pursuer is the first of 5 Killers in Die of Death, It's the first Killer you obtain automatically get and to play Die of Death, Pursuer is also the fastest Killer in Die of Death. He serves as the generic rush-down Killer, having relatively simple yet powerful abilities.

Badware, Badware is one of the many Entities originating from the Toolbox, and the sole culprit for the mass breakout that occurred at the T.A.S.F. While its creation is unknown, it possesses the anomalous ability to inject a powerful virus into nearby machinery, gaining the ability to take full control of those infected machines, expanding it's own strength and influence further. Badware is a sentient computer virus driven by malicious purposes. Badware's physical vessel is a tall figure with a black ribcage t-shirt and coils in its mechanical body. It has 2 bent pipes on its back and a spring as a neck. It's screen displays an inverted c: face, as well as binary instructions in the background, with a set of green and red buttons to its right. The monitor is white with a grey base at the bottom. Badware's appearance is entirely robotic, having dark rectangular arms with grey hands, shoulder pads, coils, and metallic feet. Badware is one of 5 Killers in Die of Death. It is the second playable Killer in Die of Death available in the shop for 500 Tokens, making it the cheapest purchasable Killer in Die of Death. Badware is a Killer primarily centered around buffing itself with its Firewall Bypass computers. It severely buffs Badware’s mobility and makes them a very tough threat if not dealt with accordingly.

Harken, Harken is a giant mechanical-looking yellow construct with long limbs, uniquely being much taller than the Civilians and other Killers. Her head has a large closed eye in the middle of her face and two metal pins to the left and right, with another one appearing to serve as her neck. Her torso is shaped very strangely, with the bottom right being cut off and the left of her torso being somewhat curved down to the right (when looking forward). Harken is a female construct that comes from a different dimension, where noise draws in larger, more dangerous constructs. After government scientists built a portal to her dimension, It caught the attention of Harken, who crossed into the other side and went on a manic frenzy, killing the scientists. She now roams the world, seeking silence and killing any unfortunate Civilians that are heard by her. Harken's friend was physically stronger than Harken, being nearly three times as tall as Harken, though Harken was more nimble and quick-witted, so she was able to hold her ground when they originally fought. Harken's friend was very tough and cold, having both a literal and figurative heavy outer shell, but they did have a soft spot deep down that Harken was eventually able to tap into to become close friends. They were brutal when they had to be, but not unreasonable, being one of the other constructs that'd be willing to help one another if they knew they needed a hand. Harken's friend had the very powerful manifestation to quickly terraform the land around them as they saw fit, almost like an earth bender, however their technique was very taxing for their body, and such they rarely relied on it, primarily using it to build shelter, or block off paths if they were being chased down. Harken and her friend could be seen as a duo of misfits, both being the last of their respective "species" of construct. They did basically everything together after their fateful encounter, working together to escape a stronger construct that tried to hunt them. From that point onward they were always by each other's side, until one day they took a fatal blow for Harken, allowing her to continue living. Harken's friend took a Fatal Blow for Harken, defending her from an ambush by a stronger construct that managed to sneak up on them. The impact of the strike shattered them into several pieces near instantly. Harken's friend enjoyed the simple pleasure of designing things, comparable to pottery making; they'd spend most of their time when not scavenging for parts designing things like vases or pots, purely because they could. They enjoyed making smaller vases for Harken to store some of the Roses she grew. While very faint, there was almost a little melody they used to hum while designing the Vases. Bonus: Harken's friend was similarly one of the last of their "type" of construct, while Harken was the absolute last of her kind, Harken's friend only had about 2-3 others, not including themselves. Though they knew not to introduce Harken to them, as they'd attack her on sight. Harken is a female construct that comes from a different dimension. Her hearing is very sensitive, being able to hear even the slightest sounds. Sound in her dimension means death as stronger constructs make a lot of noise, so Harken sees noise as danger, which is the reason why she kills the Civilians, not for blood, but because she is afraid for her own life. In an incident, scientists came into her reality and pulled her from her home, as demanded by the government. While transporting her, they made a lot of noise, causing Harken to get enraged and kill every scientist, she then escaped and has since been killing the Civilians in an attempt to make the noise stop. Harken is one of 5 Killers in Die of Death. Harken costs 880 Tokens and her main gimmick is the passive noise meter which fills up whenever a Civilian uses an Ability which makes noise and stunning Harken will also increase the noise meter. When filled, her speed and damage are increased but her stamina is reduced to 94 until the meter drains back to 10, then Harken stamina goes up to 114 but Harken speed and damage gets decreased.

Killdroid, Killdroid is an experimental robotic bodyguard prototype that was planned to be mass produced by the Government to watch over and protect Civilians. However, during one of their test runs, they began going haywire and went rogue, trashing the testing site they were at, and escaping out into the world. The Government still doesn't know the cause of it's malfunction and all mass production efforts have been put on hiatus until further notice. Killdroid is a completely red mechanical Robloxian with a large spherical head reminiscent of a killbot. They wear the Workclock Headphones, a chain mail vest with a rocket launcher strapped to each of their shoulders, and a communications backpack. Killdroid additionally wears metal gloves and metal kneepads. Killdroid is one of 5 Killers in Die of Death, and is the fourth Killer added to Die of Death. Furthermore, At the moment it is the most expensive playable Killer in Die of Death, costing 1000 Tokens. Killdroid is an exclusively ranged Killer, utilizing projectiles instead of a melee attack, unlike the other Killers. Killdroid comes with a slow sprint speed, but its kit consists of anti-loop abilities that help secure kills and prevent others from outrunning it.