If you are a casual player who plays 2-3 hours a week: No. Ignore the "dbd 100 new" hype. It is designed to induce FOMO. You will naturally unlock maybe 10 of the 100 items over a year just by playing.
If you are a completionist or a content creator: Yes. This is the endgame. Dead by Daylight has shifted from "winning the trial" to "fashion hunting." The 100 new cosmetics represent the final frontier for Shard spending.
Final Checklist for the "DBD 100 New" Grind:
The Fog is getting crowded with 100 new looks. Will you grind for them, or will you stick to your classic bloody prestige outfits? The choice is yours in the Fog.
Keywords integrated: dbd 100 new, Devotion 100, Iridescent Shards, Dead by Daylight cosmetics, Shard economy, Deep Rift rewards.
Here’s a write-up for the phrase “dbd 100 new” — likely referring to Dead by Daylight (DBD) and the in-game currency 100 Iridescent Shards (or possibly 100 Auric Cells) for a new character, cosmetic, or event.
When you start, you have no perks. You must buy characters or level up in the Bloodweb to unlock them. Here are the best perks to aim for first.
Why did BHVR add 100 new things at once? Inflation. Long-term players had stockpiled 100,000+ Iridescent Shards with nothing to buy.
By dropping 100 new items (costing roughly 1,500 Shards each for greens, 4,500 for purples), BHVR gave veterans a 450,000 Shard sink overnight.
