Dead by Daylight Add-ons Database: All 806 Add-ons Searchable
You can now browse all 806 survivor and killer add-ons in one searchable place. No more digging through wikis or patch notes to remember which add-on belongs to which item or killer.
Every add-on is filterable by rarity, character, and item type, with direct links to related data so you can compare effects and build around them faster.
Explore it now at/dead-by-daylight/data/addons.
Add-ons shape how items and powers actually feel in a trial, but they have always been hard to study. With 806 add-ons spread across 40 killers and 6 survivor items, remembering names, rarities, and interactions from memory is unrealistic. You end up guessing which variations are worth your Bloodpoints or which combo supports the build you want to run.
The new Add-ons Database fixes that by putting every add-on on one fast, searchable surface. We pulled the full roster of survivor add-ons for med-kits, toolboxes, flashlights, maps, keys, and killer-specific add-ons for all 40 killers, normalized rarity and descriptions, and linked each entry to its parent item and character. What used to take five tabs now takes one filter click.
Whether you are deciding which toolbox add-on preserves charges longer or which Hillbilly add-on changes chainsaw handling, you get a clear comparison view instead of fragmented trivia. The goal is simple: help you find the right add-on, understand what it does, and act on it without losing momentum.
Why This Matters
Most players know the headline add-ons but miss the ones that quietly improve consistency. A common brown add-on that adds a few seconds of effect can be more valuable than a flashy ultra rare that only fits a niche playstyle. Without a centralized view, those trade-offs stay invisible and you default to whatever the last guide recommended.
This database changes that decision quality. When you can filter all 806 add-ons by rarity and see which item or killer they belong to at a glance, you start picking add-ons that match your actual objective rather than chasing rarity alone. Survivor players can balance stealth, speed, and sustain. Killer players can tune pressure, tracking, and economy with add-ons that complement their power instead of competing with it.
It also shortens prep time before queue. If you are swapping from a chase-focused Wraith game to a stealth-focused build, you do not need to re-learn the roster. Filter for Wraith, scan the effects, and pick two add-ons that support the new plan in under a minute. That kind of clarity compounds over dozens of trials.
What You Can Do With the Add-ons Database
The page at /dead-by-daylight/data/addons is built to answer real questions quickly. You can search by name, filter by rarity from Common to Ultra Rare, and narrow by killer or survivor item to focus on what you own or want to unlock.
- Filter 806 add-ons by rarity, killer, and item to compare Common through Ultra Rare options without scrolling through unrelated entries.
- Jump from any add-on to its killer or item and see related powers, perks, and other add-ons in context.
- Cross-reference survivor and killer perks to pair add-on effects with builds that amplify the same advantage.
- Send ideas straight to Build Creator and lock a complete loadout with perks, item, offering, and add-ons in a shareable URL.
- Browse killers alongside their add-ons when you want to learn a new killer and need to see which add-ons change the power meaningfully.
Every card is designed for scanning. You see rarity, effect text, and ownership context together so you can judge value before spending Bloodpoints or Iridescent Shards.
How to Use It
Start with your intent, then let the filters do the work. The fastest workflow we see players use looks like this:
- Define your match goal, for example faster generator pressure, longer chase, or stronger endgame.
- Open Add-ons Database and filter by your killer or by the survivor item you plan to bring.
- Narrow by rarity to match what you can afford or want to compare.
- Read effects side by side and click through to the linked killer or item page for full context.
- Pair your picks with perks in Build Creator and copy the shareable URL for your next queue.
If you are new to a killer, reverse the flow. Start on Killers to see power and perks first, then follow the add-ons link to see which modifications actually shift that power's timing, range, or recovery.
Where to Go Next
Add-ons make more sense when you see them next to the rest of the toolkit. These paths keep your research in one loop:
- Dead by Daylight Toolkit Home for builds, tier lists, and all data hubs.
- Database Hub to jump between add-ons, powers, perks, killers, and survivors.
- Killer Powers Database to understand how each of the 39 powers works before picking add-ons.
- Tier Lists to compare perk and killer strength when you are deciding where to invest.
- Build Creator to assemble and share the full loadout once your add-ons are chosen.
Final Notes
This is the first version of the add-ons surface and we will keep expanding it. We are adding clearer effect tagging, tighter links between add-on, power, and perk pages, and better handling for new chapter releases as the total climbs beyond 806.
Try it in your next session. Open Add-ons Database, filter for your main, and compare two rarities you have never tested side by side. Small, informed swaps often produce the biggest gains.
Found a missing description or have a filtering idea? Email [email protected]. We read every note and prioritize fixes that save you time in the next match.