John Kramer, the Jigsaw Killer
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Trap Name |
Description |
Size |
Stat Dmg |
The Carousel |
A large rotating platform with various trap mechanisms attached to it. The victim must withstand the traps while the platform spins, or they will be killed. |
M |
Str |
The Horsepower Trap |
A trap in which the victim's limbs are attached to four winches, each connected to a horse positioned in front of them. When the horses are startled, they run, tearing the victim apart. |
M |
Str |
The Love Triangle |
A trap involving three victims who are connected by chains in such a way that if one moves, they will pull the others toward deadly implements. The victims must work together to survive. |
L |
Str |
The Razor Wire Maze |
A room filled with a dense network of razor wire. The victim must navigate through the wire to reach the exit, but doing so requires significant physical harm. |
H |
Dex |
The Rack |
A torture device resembling a medieval rack, which stretches the victim's limbs to excruciating lengths until they are torn apart. |
M |
Dex |
The Water Cube |
A glass cube filling with water. The victim must find a way to escape before drowning. |
M |
Dex |
The Shotgun Chair |
A chair rigged with shotguns aimed at the victim. The shotguns will fire if the victim does not complete a task or follow instructions within a certain time frame. |
M |
Dex |
The Bathroom Trap |
Two individuals are chained by their ankles to pipes on opposite sides of a grimy bathroom. They must figure out a way to escape before time runs out, or they will be killed. |
L |
Con |
The Needle Pit |
A pit filled with used hypodermic needles. The victim must search through the needles to find a key or other means of escape, enduring excruciating pain and the risk of infection. |
L |
Con |
The Angel Trap |
A metal contraption that locks onto the victim's ribcage with sharp spikes pointed inward. The victim must retrieve a key from behind their eye to unlock the device before it snaps shut, impaling them. |
M |
Con |
The Freezer Room |
A room kept at freezing temperatures, with the victim slowly succumbing to hypothermia unless they find a way to escape or keep warm. |
H |
Con |
The Glass Coffin |
A transparent coffin buried underground with the victim inside. The victim must escape before running out of air or being buried alive. |
M |
Con |
The Oxygen Crusher |
A mask placed over the victim's head that gradually constricts, limiting their ability to breathe. The victim must complete a task or find a way to release the pressure before suffocating. |
S |
Con |
The Acid Needle Pit |
Similar to the Needle Pit, but the needles are coated in acid, causing intense pain and tissue damage upon contact. |
L |
Con |
Reverse Bear Trap |
A large, metal contraption that, when triggered, springs open to clamp around the victim's head, with sharp spikes poised to pierce the victim's skull unless they escape. |
M |
Int |
The Venus Flytrap |
A trap that involves two victims, one of whom must kill the other within a specified time frame, or both will be killed by a shotgun blast. |
L |
Int |
The Shotgun Collar |
A collar equipped with shotgun shells that will detonate if the victim fails to comply with the instructions given by their captor. |
S |
Int |
The Shotgun Vest |
A vest lined with shotgun shells that will detonate if the victim does not complete a task or follow instructions within a certain time frame. |
S |
Int |
The Scalping Seat |
A chair equipped with a mechanical device that slowly peels away the victim's scalp unless they can provide a sufficient blood sacrifice to stop the mechanism. |
M |
Int |
The Silence Circle |
A circular area where loud noises trigger a mechanism that impales the victim with spikes. The victim must remain silent to survive. |
L |
Int |
The Acid Room |
A room slowly filling with acid. The victim must find a way to escape before being dissolved by the corrosive liquid. |
H |
Wis |
The Public Execution Trap |
A trap that is publicly visible, usually with the victim placed in a precarious situation where their fate is determined by the actions of bystanders or authorities. |
M |
Chr |