Our Sekiro Shadows Die Twice Death Guide will show you what happens after you die including death effects, resurrection mechanic, & curing Dragonrot effect.
Death has always been at the core of Dark Souls and Bloodborne games. And Sekiro Shadows Die Twice is no exception.
In Dark Souls games, players were punished for dying by a loss of earned Souls and reduced HP bar. But how does Sekiro punish players for dying a lot?
Our Shadows Die Twice Death Guide will answer all your questions regarding death effects, resurrection mechanic, and Dragonrot effects.
Similar to SoulsBorne games, you will die a lot in Sekiro from almost everything except the fall damage. The increased focus on verticality in Sekiro has ensured that you take minimal fall damage.
Every time that you die and respawn from a Sculptor’s Idol without resurrecting, you lose a portion of your money and belongings. What percentage you lose depends on a hidden blessing called Unseen Aid.
This reduces your losses by 30%. Unseen Aid can be increased by surviving but it can also be decreased every time you die.
Here is the part of the Sekiro death mechanic that is very important. It is also Miyazaki’s sadism showcased to its fullest.
