His throwing knives can help soften up people, and eventually the counselors will have to deal with their fear getting the best of them, but Roy is at a disadvantage when he cannot single out counselors. He would much rather murder individuals by using Stalk plus his ability to run in order to get the jump on unsuspecting counselors, therefore it's imperative for Roy to get a strong head start before the counselors can group up. On the flip side, his lowered defense makes it difficult for him to block attacks in combat stance, and since he doesn't recover from stuns as fast as other Jason's it can make combat difficult if he's fighting a gang of counselors. As a whole, Roy is a great choice if you want to have average stats across the board while also having some fun strengths to spice up gameplay (e.g. Combined with his average Morph, five traps, and ability to run, he can make life difficult for counselors trying to get the objectives repaired. This can help prevent counselors from disarming traps by stepping on them they will be less inclined to do so if they've taken some damage beforehand, especially if they don't have the Thick Skinned perk. Roy's strengths make him a well balanced choice for both murdering counselors as well as protecting objectives, something which makes him a suitable candidate for new players.ĭue to having Throwing Knives as a strength, he begins the match with six in his inventory, and will hold a total of eight when he picks the two off the wall in his shack. After his death, his true identity was revealed, along with the reveal he was Joey's biological father. Fueled by his anger to exact revenge, Roy adopted Jason Voorhees' appearance to begin murdering everyone in the Pinehurst area, similar to what Pamela Voorhees had done years ago.Īfter racking up a body count of seventeen, he was finally stopped by Tommy Jarvis chopping his arm off, causing Roy to fall on a set of farm spikes. The paramedic began his mass murder spree after his son, Joey, was hacked to death with an axe by fellow Pinehurst Halfway House resident Victor. He was also the main antagonist of the film, becoming the first murderer in the series who had no relation to the Voorhees family line.

Roy Burns was a paramedic who appeared in the 5th installment of the series ( Friday the 13th: A New Beginning). History ( Friday the 13th: A New Beginning)

3 Characteristics, Appearance, and Weapons.

1 History ( Friday the 13th: A New Beginning).

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