Dead by Daylight Greek Week: My Cheat Sheet to Free Bloodpoints and Fancy Togas

Gather round, fog dwellers, and let me tell you about the one time Dead by Daylight decided to go full Mount Olympus on us. I am talking about Greek Week, the 2021 celebration tied to the Greek Legends cosmetic collection and the Fifth Anniversary Blood Hunt. In 2026, this whole affair feels like ancient history — which is thematically perfect, because it involved togas, gorgons, and someone at Behaviour Interactive saying, yes, let us make The Blight look like a ferryman. I still keep the receipt, because Greek Week was a masterclass in handing out free Bloodpoints, Rift Fragments, and shiny charms without making players solve a puzzle box.

The original event ran from July 27 at 11 a.m. ET to August 3, 2021 at 11 a.m. ET. Yes, 2021. If you are reading this in 2026, please do not sprint to your calendar and cancel plans. Treat the dates as a historical tour with useful loot lessons. Greek Legends was a series of Very Rare outfits heavily inspired by Greek mythology. Before Greek Week expanded the roster, the collection already included cosmetics for Survivors Yui Kimura, David King, Adam Francis, Jane Romero, and Feng Min, plus Killers The Clown, The Oni, and The Spirit. Then the new wave arrived for Kate Denson, Jeff Johansen, Elodie Rakoto, Zarina Kassir, The Nurse, and The Blight.

Login Bonuses: My Favorite Kind of Homework

The login bonus was beautifully simple: show up, get stuff. Each day during Greek Week, players who logged in after 11 a.m. ET and before 11 a.m. ET the next day received either 50,000 Bloodpoints or 10 Rift Fragments toward their Rift Pass. No code was required. The account was credited automatically. That is my kind of event: zero homework, maximum greed. Here is the original schedule, preserved like a tiny museum exhibit:

The event also coincided with the Dead by Daylight Fifth Anniversary Blood Hunt, which gave players even more ways to stock up on in-game currency and level their characters. Translation: if you logged in, played a few matches, and remembered to breathe, your Bloodpoint wallet got a nice little vacation.

The Promo Code and the Charms

During Greek Week, players could visit the in-game Store and redeem the promo code HISSANDHERS to unlock two free Greek-themed charms. One charm was Medusa's head, and the other was a Bas-Relief Sculpture. I do not know what a Bas-Relief Sculpture is, but if it dangles from my hook, I am calling it fashion. The charms were meant to go with the new outfits, because nothing says Greek mythology like a tiny gorgon head jingling while you repair a generator.

The Outfits: Very Rare, Very Thematic

During and after the event, players could buy the following new outfits in the Greek Legends collection from the Store. All of them were Very Rare, which is the game's polite way of saying your wallet is about to become a Greek tragedy.

Some sets could be purchased with Iridescent Shards, either as a full set or as individual pieces. Others were only available using Auric Cells, which could only be obtained with real money. That distinction matters. If you are chasing a full Greek god look, decide whether you want the whole set or just the headpiece. My personal favorite is The Blight's Ferryman of the Underworld set. The man already looks like a cough drop that learned to sprint; adding underworld ferryman vibes is chef's kiss.

What This Means in 2026

In 2026, the original Greek Week dates are long gone, so do not go typing HISSANDHERS into your supermarket loyalty app. But the core advice still holds: when Dead by Daylight runs login bonus events, log in daily, check the Store for promo codes, and spend currency wisely. Bloodpoints are the comfort food, Rift Fragments are the battle pass fuel, Iridescent Shards take patience, and Auric Cells take actual money. At the time, Dead by Daylight was available for PC, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Stadia, and Nintendo Switch. In 2026, Stadia is a museum piece, so check current platform availability before you plan a fog vacation.

Would I like Behaviour Interactive to rerun Greek Week in 2026? Absolutely. Give me free Bloodpoints, give me a Medusa charm, and give me one more excuse to wear a Very Rare toga while pretending I am not terrified of The Nurse. Until then, I will keep the old schedule in my notes like a responsible gamer and a deeply unserious historian. 🏛️