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For death magic discipline, see [[Death Magic]]
#REDIRECT [[Death and Resurrection]]
 
 
 
This page refers to the death of the Avatar.
 
=Death of the Avatar=
 
When the Avatar's [[Health (Attribute)|Health Points]] reach zero, the avatar will "die" the following visual cues will appear in the game window:
* The Avatar turns into a ghost.
* [[NPC]s, other players, and creatures in the environment will appear as balls of light.
* A resurrection timer will appear at the bottom of the scene.
 
There is no penalty for dying. If you are resurrected by a [[Resurrection Ankh]], [[Resurrection Chaos]], or [[Resurrection]] spell before the resurrection timer runs out, then you suffer no negative effects. However, if you let the resurrection timer expire, your equipped items will take a durability reduction (see below).
 
As a ghost, you can continue to move through the environment, but you cannot interact with anything.
If you have died, there are 3 ways in which you can be resurrected.
* Another player casts the [[Resurrection]] spell on you - you will be resurrected at the location that you died, and you will have. There is no penalty for being resurrected this way, but you are resurrected with low health and low focus.
* You find you way to a [[Resurrection Ankh]] or [[Resurrection Chaos]] - these resurrection decides will appear on your compass as an ankh (with ankhs that are closer to you appearing larger). You can use the compass markers to help you navigate to the closest resurrection device. To resurrect, you simply move onto the resurrection device and wait;. For a resurrection ankh, you will be resurrected at the ankh's location. For a resurrection chaos, you will be resurrected at a random spot in the zone (usually relatively close to the chaos). There is no penalty for being resurrected this way, and are restored to full health and full focus when resurrected. Dying repeatedly over a short time increases the time it takes for an Ankh or Chaos to resurrect you.
* The resurrection timer reaches zero - if the resurrection timer runs out, you will automatically be resurrected (usually at the location where you arrived in the zone). Also, you will be penalized with <span style="color:fuchsia">all of your equipped items will suffer a 5% durability loss</span>.
 
{| class="wikitable" style="margin:left"
|+ Types of Resurrection
|-
! Resurrection Occurs by: !! Location Where Resurrected !! Health & Focus When Resurrected !! Penalty
|-
| [[Resurrection]] Spell || Where the Avatar Died || Low Health, Low Focus || None
|-
| [[Resurrection Ankh]]|| At the Ankh || Full Health, Full Focus || None
|-
| [[Resurrection Chaos]]|| Random Location in Scene || Full Health, Full Focus || None
|-
| Resurrection Timer Expires|| Where you Entered the Scene || Full Health, Full Focus || <span style="color:red">5% durability loss on all equipped items</span>
|-
| Leaving the Scene || Scene You Exited to || Full Health, Full Focus || <span style="color:red">5% durability loss on all equipped items</span>
|}
 
If you’re dead and able to move to a new scene, you’ll be resurrected as you enter the new scene. However, when you resurrect in this manner, you’ll receive the Death Penalty debuff! This debuff affects strength, dexterity, and intelligence for a limited time. It’s best to resurrect before leaving a scene whenever possible.

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