Battles in Baldur’s Gate 3 are difficult, and you and your characters can perish at any time. When a character’s health reaches zero, they are eliminated from the conflict, much as in other role-playing games. Death, on the other hand, might be perplexing if you are unfamiliar with how death is handled in Dungeons & Dragons.

In this Baldur’s Gate 3 character reviving tutorial, we’ll go through the game’s dying mechanism and the various methods you can use to bring your characters back to life.

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How to revive characters in Baldur’s Gate 3

There are a couple of different ways for players to revive characters in Baldur’s Gate 3, and here’s how:

Use a Scroll of Revivfy

In Baldur’s Gate 3, a Scroll of Revivfy can be used to bring a character back to life. If one of your teammates dies in combat, you can use this to rapidly restore them. As long as the item is in their inventory, any character in the game can cast the spell.

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When you’re ready to utilize it, just go to your inventory and use the Scroll of Revivfy like any other item. After casting the spell, an AoE will show on the screen; simply pick your fallen colleague to bring them back to life.

Speak to the Hooded Skeleton

The Hooded Skeleton is another method for resurrecting characters in the game. However, before this option becomes accessible, you must first release him in the ‘Overgrown Ruins’ mission, after which he will join your camp. To resurrect a character with the Talkative Skeleton, follow the procedures below:

If a character has died in battle, wait until the battle is over and then fast-travel to your camp.
Talk to the Hooded Skeleton by the beach.
He’ll offer to revive any character for you at a cost of 200 gold.
Once the transaction has been made, your ally will be fully revived and respawn at camp ready to go out on another quest!