History Characters / TheOutlastTrials

* {{Mooks}}: They are your average enemies in the Outlast Trials, and are the most common threats that must be avoided in order to survive. While they all vary in appearance, they posses no defining traits like the other Ex-Pops and are among the easiest enemies to avoid.

* {{Mooks}}: They are your average enemies in the Outlast Trials, serving as basic obstacles that must be avoided in order to survive.

* {{Mooks}}: They are your average enemies in the Outlast Trials.

* SuspiciouslySimilarSubstitute: They're this to the Variants from the original ''Outlast,'' being deformed, blade-wielding psychopaths who were subjected to Murkoff's horrific experiments. The only difference is, the Variants were already insane individuals who were committed to the Mount Massive asylum, whereas the Ex-Pops are people with no direction in life who were kidnapped by the corporation because nobody would miss them.

* ShellShockedVeteran: Probably. He makes allusions to having fought in a war, most likely the Second World War, and he's definitely quite insane. It's unknown however if he was already crazy before being taken by Murkoff, or if their experiments made him that way.

* SpotTheImposter: There's a few ways to tell an imposter from a reagent. These include their scrambled usernames and the fact that they don't wear their night vision goggles in the dark. Knowing to look for these telltale signs is often pivotal to ensuring they don't get a chance to stab you.

* AmbiguousSituation: It's not certain how they're able to imitate the reagents so perfectly, but they can look exactly like anyone in the trial at any given time. Considering the nature of the mind experiments being conducted at the facility, there's the possibility they may not even be real at all. Further muddying the waters is the fact that they never wear rigs like the reagents do.

* SpotTheImposter: There's a few ways to tell an imposter from a reagent. These include their usernames being scrambled, and unlike reagents they never wear rigs on their chests. Knowing to look for these telltale signs is often pivotal to ensuring they don't get a chance to stab you.

* AndIMustScream: Pun aside, they're the victims of horrific experiments with sleep deprivation, which has essentially turned them into narcoleptic zombies. Their entire existence now is to stand a room by themselves in a semi-vegetative state, probably no longer aware of who they even are. And if awoken, they will literally scream at you before running off in pain to find a new room to sleep in.

* PsychoKnifeNut: They all carry concealed knives which they will stab you with should you allow them to get close.

* InterfaceScrew: Subverted. Imposters have a "scrambled" version of a reagent's name above their heads. If you think it is a bug with the display and allows the imposter to get close, you will get hurt.
* SpotTheImposter: There's a few ways to tell an imposter from a reagent. These include their usernames being scrambled, and unlike reagents they never wear rigs on their chests. Knowing to look for these signs is often pivotal to ensuring they don't get a chance to stab you.

* AmbiguousSituation: It's not certain how they're able to imitate the reagents so perfectly, but they can look exactly like anyone in the trial at any given time. Considering the nature of the mind experiments being conducted at the facility, there's the possibility they may not even be real at all.

* NonMaliciousMonster: They're mostly harmless, standing around in rooms instead of roaming the map, and will only physically attack you if you're in their way. The main threat they pose comes from their ability to emit high-pitched screams that are loud enough to severely disorient any players nearby, as well as attract hostile Ex-Pops to your location.

* ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin: They scream hysterically if woken up, and as they're fitted with voice amplifiers the resulting sound is loud enough to cause a really bad InterfaceScrew, as well as prevent you from using your hands for a few moments while your character covers their ears. Their screams will also attract any other nearby Ex-Pops who hear them.

* AndIMustScream: Pun aside, they're the victims of horrific experiments with sleep deprivation, which has essentially turned them into narcoleptic zombies. Their entire existence now is to stand a room by themselves in a semi-vegetative state, probably no longer aware of even who or where they are. And if awoken, they will literally scream at you before running off in pain to find a new room to sleep in.

* AndIMustScream: Pun aside, they were the victims of horrific experiments with sleep deprivation, which has essentially reduced their minds to paste. Their entire existence is to stand around in a dark room by themselves, probably not even aware of who or where they are. And if disturbed, they will literally scream at you.
* ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin: They scream if alerted, and the sound is loud enough to cause a really bad InterfaceScrew, as well as prevent you from using your hands for a few moments while your character covers their ears. Their screams will also attract any other nearby Ex-Pops who hear them.
* HellIsThatNoise: The low, gutteral moaning sounds that they make whilst idle. When you hear it, it means one of them is nearby.

* NonMaliciousMonster: They're mostly harmless, standing around in rooms instead of roaming the map, and will never physically attack you. The main threat they pose comes from their ability to emit high-pitched screams that are loud enough to severely disorient any players nearby, as well as attract hostile Ex-Pops to your location.

* ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin: They scream if alerted, and the sound is enough to cause a really bad InterfaceScrew as well as prevent you from using your hands for a few moments while your character covers their ears. Their screams will also attract any other nearby Ex-Pops who hear them.

* NonMaliciousMonster: They're mostly harmless, standing around in dark rooms by themselves. Their threat comes from their ability to emit high-pitched screams that are loud enough to severely disorient any players nearby, as well as attract hostile Ex-Pops to your location.

* ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin: They scream if alerted, and the sound is enough to cause a really bad InterfaceScrew as well as prevent you from using your hands for a few moments while your character covers their ears. Their screams will also attract any other nearby Ex-pops who hear it.

* NonMaliciousMonster: They're mostly harmless, standing around in dark rooms by themselves. However, if alered they will scream loud enough to disorient any players nearby, as well as attract hostile Ex-pops to your location.

* HellIsThatNoise: Their low gutteral moaning they make while idle. When you hear it, it means one of them is nearby.

* InterfaceScrew: Their screams will cause havoc with your interface, as well as prevent you from interacting with the environment or your inventory for a few moments while your character covers their ears.

* ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin: They scream if alerted, and the sound is enough to cause a really bad InterfaceScrew as well as prevent you from interacting with anything for a few moments while your character covers their ears. Their screams will also attract any other nearby Ex-pops who hear it.

* ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin: They scream if alerted, and the sound is enough to cause a really bad InterfaceScrew as well as prevent you from interacting with anything for a few moments while your character covers their ears. Their screams will also attract any other nearby Ex-Pops who hear it.