Doctor Static Build

The build

These four perks work together as a doctor killer setup. Each slot has a job; together they form a closed loop.

Perk 1 of 4

Overcharge

Caleb Quinn

Overcharge

Increases the Regression speed from 85% to 130% over the next 30 seconds.

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Perk 2 of 4

Call of Brine

The Demogorgon

Call of Brine

After performing the Damage Generator action on a Generator, Call of Brine activates for 60 seconds.
The damaged Generator regresses at 115/120/125 of the normal Regression speed and its Aura is highlighted to you in yellow.
Receive a Loud Noise Notification each time a Survivor hits a Good Skill Check on the affected Generator.

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Perk 3 of 4

Surge

Caleb Quinn

Surge

Whenever you put a Survivor into the Dying State with a Basic Attack, all Generators within 32 metres of your location instantly explode and start regressing.
Instantly regresses affected Generators by 6/7/8 .

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Perk 4 of 4

Sloppy Butcher

Bubba Sawyer

Sloppy Butcher

Increases the Regression rate at which partial Healing Progression is lost because of Haemorrhage by +25%.

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Why it works

Doctor's Shock Therapy attack already creates loud noise and inflicts Madness. With Overcharge, every kicked generator becomes a dangerous skill check - paired with Shock Therapy's madness-induced skill check failure screams, Survivors miss reps constantly. Call of Brine adds 50% more regression to kicked gens. Surge triggers when you break a Survivor with your basic attack: any generator within 32 meters instantly loses 8% progress, which combines beautifully with Doctor's fast shock-break. Sloppy Butcher adds the cherry on top: healing after a Shock is 20% slower and regresses when interrupted, so Madness survivors stay injured. This is one of the most skill-check-heavy builds in the game.

Difficulty & fun

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Patch notes

Targeted at patch 10.0.0 (released 16 June 2026). The Slasher (Jason Voorhees) and his three launch perks appear in this build. We refresh this page after every major balance patch - if a perk has been nerfed or buffed since 10.0.0, the "Why it works" section is the first place we update.