Want to revive your party in Elden Ring Nightreign? FromSoftware's first foray into a multiplayer centric game looks like it's shaping up well, but there are some quirks that may not be immediately obvious to some people – the biggest being the ability to revive your teammates.
As you work your way through all the Elden Ring Nightreign where you're expected to die often. To help your teammates get back on their feet, here's what you need to know to revive party in Elden Ring Nightreign.
Elden Ring Nightreign revive party
To revive your party in Elden Ring Nightreign, you need to attack your teammates when they're in the near-death state. As you hit your downed partner, you will deplete their death gauge with each attack.
When someone in your party loses all their health, they are forced into a near-death state, forcing them to crawl on the floor until someone helps them up. During this time, you will see a death gauge appear, represented by a circle split into three segments. Each time you enter the near-death state, a death gauge segment turns purple, which in turn makes it more difficult to revive your fallen party member.
You can reset your death gauge by touching a Site of Grace anywhere on the Elden Ring Nightreign map. If you don't revive your teammate in time, the fallen player will respawn back at the last Site of Grace you visited. Dying causes you to lose some experience, and the Runes you earned will appear in the location you died in. Be warned, certain enemies can pick up your Runes, forcing you to take them down if you want to reclaim them.
That's all you need to revive your party in Elden Ring Nightreign. While you're here, you should read our Elden Ring Nightreign skins guide, revealing the ways you can customize the look of your favorite class.