How to Resurrect Characters in Baldur’s Gate 3

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How to Resurrect Characters in Baldur’s Gate 3

Baldur's Gate 3 is a turn-based role-playing game that offers players the opportunity to control a diverse group of unique characters. Despite the relatively slow pace of gameplay and the multitude of heroes under your command, the threat of death lurks at every step. From falling into traps to being attacked by minor goblins and even encountering dialog failures, death can surprise you in the most unexpected moments. However, when a character dies, their story is not over yet, and you don't always need to reload the latest save – there are ways to bring them back to life. In this article, we will discuss how to resurrect characters in Baldur's Gate 3.

Frequent character resurrection is an important part of the game world in Baldur's Gate 3 and is even considered a natural aspect of the gameplay. Unfortunately, the game does not provide detailed instructions on the mechanics of resurrection, which encompasses a variety of different methods. In this article, we will provide a comprehensive guide on how to use magic, scrolls, and the potent skills of sorcerers to resurrect characters in your camp.

Resurrection Mechanics

Upon being resurrected, a hero does not suffer penalties or other debuffs. As a result, if you lose a character, there is no immediate need to reload your last saved file.

Withered
Withered

Throughout the game, you can resurrect all playable characters and members of your current party. Resurrection is available for Shadowheart, Astarion, Lae'zel, Wyll, Gale, Halsin, Karlach, and even your own character. It's important to note that there's no obligation to resurrect a character immediately after their death. A temporarily fallen hero can be substituted with another party member if you have additional allies at your camp. Furthermore, a deceased comrade can always be revived for a fee using Withered.

In Baldur's Gate 3, there are three methods of resurrection: using the "Revivify" scroll, the "Revivify" spell, and through Withered. In the following sections, we will provide a detailed explanation of each of these methods.

Methods of Character Resurrection

"Revivify" Scroll

The easiest method of resurrecting a character is to use a scroll. To do this, you simply need to have the scroll in your inventory. It functions like a standard consumable item. Each scroll resurrects one character, and its main advantage is that it's automatically provided to each character at the start of the game.

Mind Flayer
Mind Flayer

It's recommended to place the "Revivify" scroll on the quick access panel alongside the character's primary abilities. This will expedite its use during battles, saving you the trouble of searching through your inventory. To use the scroll, just select it and designate the target for resurrection. The character will return to life with 1 hit point, so healing potions or magical healing may be necessary for their subsequent survival.

"Revivify" Spell

The "Revivify" spell works similarly to the scroll, with the exception that it can be used an unlimited number of times. This 3rd-level spell falls under the school of necromancy and can be learned at the 5th level of the Paladin or Cleric classes. After using this spell, the character will be revived with 1 hit point, although it's advisable not to overuse it without taking breaks at the camp for rest.

If your character is not a Paladin or Cleric, you can teach this spell to your companions. Shadowheart already possesses this spell if she's part of your party.

Resurrection with Withered

To utilize resurrection with Withered, you first need to invite him to your camp. If you haven't done so already, our separate guide provides a detailed explanation of the discovery process.

Withered
Withered

While you can't include Witheredin your party, he will always be waiting for you in your main camp, accessible through a long rest. If your hero dies, approach Withered with any surviving character and request the resurrection dialogue. Each resurrection will cost you 200 gold, but this method allows you to revive your companions at any time, as long as you have sufficient funds.

In conclusion, by understanding the various methods of character resurrection, you can effectively manage your party in Baldur's Gate 3 and maintain their combat effectiveness even in the most challenging situations.

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