Becoming a Spiritual
On death or giving up while knocked, you enter spirit form — a Spiritual. From here you attempt to resurrect rather than immediately leaving the raid. It's the signature twist on extraction-shooter death: dying is a setback with a recovery path, not always the end of your run.
Choosing a rebirth point
As a spirit you pick a rebirth point from several candidates, within a time limit. Candidate points exclude spots too close to other players, so you can't safely materialise on top of an enemy — and neither can they on you.
Resurrections are limited
You have a capped number of resurrections per raid, tracked as you use them until you're maxed out. Each revive applies a temporary resurrect buff, smoothing the moment you're most vulnerable — just after coming back.
Seeing enemy corpses
Player tips
All tips →- Final Showdown — In Brandrgarde's trio mode, during the final circle, a Returner Woodling with three Souls of Return will spawn. This will be your final chance to escape.
- Mending Fate — Amid endless chaos and despair, a mysterious maiden appears, resurrecting fallen heroes and guiding them to become Gyldhunters who collect Gyldenblod. She hopes that one day, the shattered Web of Fate will be mended, in turn releasing the world from the eternal apocalypse.
- Soul Tree — When the stage's Gyldening Intensity is Chaos, Souls of Return cannot attach to Soul Trees and escape through Soul Trees is not possible.
Frequently asked questions
What happens when you die in Mistfall Hunter?
You become a Spiritual (a spirit) and can resurrect a limited number of times by choosing a rebirth point, instead of immediately leaving the raid.
Can you resurrect unlimited times?
No. There's a capped number of resurrections per raid, and each one grants a temporary resurrect buff.
Put it to use
How this system behaves is based on Mistfall Hunter's own game data. Exact tuning numbers — stat values, drop rates and prices — are confirmed with the full release on July 29, 2026.