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How do Dead by Daylight Drops work?
Watching channels streaming Dead by Daylight with "Drops enabled" fills a tiered gauge. Rewards are almost always cosmetics: survival charms, full outfits or outfit pieces for survivors and killers.
- Short tiers: DbD campaigns often require under an hour per reward, but over very limited campaign windows.
- Not every channel counts: only the "Drops enabled" tag on a channel validates watch time.
- Progress follows the campaign: switching DbD streamers mid-way does not reset the gauge.
Link your Behaviour account to Twitch
From inventory.twitch.tv, open the Dead by Daylight campaign and click "Connect". The link goes through your Behaviour account (Steam, PlayStation, Xbox or Epic): sign in and confirm.
Check the campaign shows "Connected" before you start watching: watch time accrued before linking is not credited retroactively.
Claim your charms and find them in game
Every tier at 100% must be claimed in the Twitch inventory. The charm or outfit then lands in your in-game locker, on the linked account platform, after restarting Dead by Daylight.
Automate claiming with StreamPulse
StreamPulse detects completed tiers in your Dead by Daylight campaigns and claims them automatically, even with the tab in the background. The built-in history shows every collected reward, timestamped.
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FAQ
Do DbD Drops count on mobile?
Watch time is only reliably counted on browser and desktop app. On mobile, progress is not guaranteed.
Can I stack time across several DbD channels?
Yes, progress belongs to the campaign: any time watched on a Drops-enabled channel counts.
My charms did not arrive, what should I do?
Check the Drop was claimed, that the linked account is the one you play on, then restart the game.