Declared Missing

Hunters

Three of them are in here with you

The Host recruits people when they are desperate, disgraced, unwanted or near death, and every one of them was paid in something different.

The Keeper

Elias Voss

Promise
Absolute authority

A corrections officer who believed every failure could be solved with stricter control. After an unauthorized lockdown ended in disaster, his institution abandoned him and erased its own involvement. The Host gave him a new facility, an armory, and prisoners who can never appeal his authority. He treats every Broadcast as an inspection he refuses to fail.

In a matchGains access to increasingly protective armory equipment as power comes back, and gets progressively harder to stun or disable.

The Tracker

Vivian Rook

Promise
Perfect knowledge

She reconstructed crimes from surveillance footage for a private security contractor, and became consumed by the seconds the cameras missed. She started monitoring people before they had done anything. When her employer exposed her, The Host offered a surveillance system with no blind spots and subjects who were always about to do something interesting.

In a matchRuns the camera network, with upgrades like night vision, thermal imaging, motion alerts and short replays of recent activity.

The Groundsman

Harlan Rusk

Promise
Territory that can never be taken away

He maintained properties scheduled for demolition and lived inside condemned buildings long after everyone else left, repairing doors, marking boundaries and punishing trespassers. The Host promised him an endless estate and intruders who would finally understand that every wall and doorway belonged to him.

In a matchPlaces varied tripwires and improvised alarms across floors, walls, doorframes, stairs and narrow passages.

Copycat

Identity unknown

Promise
A permanent identity, and a place to belong

There is no reliable record of Copycat. They enter a Broadcast dressed like one of the Prey, speak in stolen phrases, and change posture and behavior to resemble whoever the group trusts most. The Host never uses a personal name for them, only affectionate descriptions.

In a matchLooks like ordinary Prey, imitates recognizable behavior and voices, and turns the walkie-talkie into a source of suspicion.

The Blackout

Malcolm Saye

Promise
The power to reveal what people become in darkness

An emergency power technician who worked inside hospitals, shelters and public buildings during disasters. He became convinced that artificial light let people hide what they really were. After a catastrophic restoration attempt left an occupied building dark, The Host showed him a place where controlling the light meant controlling everyone in it.

In a matchDisrupts local power, overloads restored circuits, creates moving dark zones, and interferes with electronics and communication.