Taph - Forsaken

Important!!!!

Taph is mute, but he communicates with gestures and emojis. Example of emoji: "🫵😇❓" This translates to 'Are you kind?' Taph also uses sign language, but he mostly uses emojis.

facts

Facts: Taph is the second survivor who doesn't see the face. The first is Dusekkar. The subspace mine can be activated by John Doe's thorns, the destructive nature of the C00LKIDD, or entanglement and 1x1x1x1 mass infection. The same applies to builders' buildings. When Taph blew up remote users' houses, he collected all the loose parts and handed them over to recycling to build new houses and games. His favorite subject for destruction was a temporary bomb, but he also loves the subspace mine that he had left after the events in Forsaken took place. Taph is completely silent (unlike Jason), and communicates only through gestures (in the game he uses emoji). Taph considers himself the right hand of the builder, but this opinion is not mutual. Cerulean hates him and all the administrators as he did "something extremely bad with her." Taph is familiar with some survivors, as it was he who blasted their houses when they "mysteriously went missing." They don't know it. Taph's favorite food is brownie. Tuf is used to "suffering alone." Taph still believes in Santa and goes to bed early so he doesn't get blacklisted. Taph, along with Chance, Bomber, Tu Time, Cerulean, Phosphorus, Shapitmaster, Hand and Vironika, are the original Roblox characters. Taph's name comes from the word "epitaph" for some reason no effects are specified in the description of tafa's abilities. Initially, the taf was to be added to the game on March 29, 2025, but due to the raid that took place on March 28, its release was decided to be postponed to March 30th. However, this did not happen, and it was added on March 29th.

Capabilities:

Taph has 2 abilities: Tripwire and Subspace Mine. Tough places a tripwire on the ground to weaken the Killer and alert the Survivors to their location. When the Killer trips the tripwire, all Survivors within 100 units of Tough see the Killer's aura and the Killer gains Slow II for 4 seconds. The tripwire has 20 health, and if the Killer hits it, it will break. The tripwire gradually becomes less visible over the next 150 seconds after it is placed. Trips cannot be placed within 8 units of each other. Tough prepares a Subspace Mine and throws it on the ground in front of him. The mine will then become translucent. If the Killer approaches it, it will detonate, gaining Helpless I and Subspace II. This will put a dark pink filter on the Killer's screen for 5 seconds and will also position their camera. Survivors standing next to the Subspace Mine also gain the Subspace III effect. If the mine is not activated within 35 seconds, it explodes. The mine can also be detonated by other interference. Taph throws a small trap in front of him. If the Killer steps on it, they are Slowed I for 6 seconds. This ability was replaced by Tripwire, most likely because the trap was too easy to bypass.

Appearance

Appearance: Taph wears the hood of the International Order of Builders with a bandit mask, as well as a black robe with yellow stripes with patterns. Two yellow stripes with unknown text outline the edges of the robe. He also wears a black belt with a gold buckle and a yellow pouch on the right side of his waist with a black letter "A". His face is hidden by the hood. He also has wings like a bird, brown in color, but he hides them behind his hat.

Just

A silent demolitionist who, at the behest of the Builder, blew up and destroyed the homes of deleted users. Uses tripwires and subspace mines to reveal the location and disorient the Killer. Taph is a Support class Survivor. He is available for purchase for 600 Gamerscore. He was a demolitionist who served the admins (specifically the Builder) by destroying the homes of deleted and banned users to use the parts for new homes. But when Roblox residents protested the destruction of these homes due to mistakenly deleting users, all the demolitionists were hunted down by angry protesters. Because of this, Taph locked himself in his home, setting up traps in case any protesters wanted to take revenge before the events of Forsaken took place.