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<p>lodestone respawn</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>{{external|os|rs=Death (mechanic)|rsc}}<br /> {{otheruses|the death mechanic if a player dies|the Grim Reaper|Death (Grim Reaper)}}<br /> &#039;&#039;&#039;Death&#039;&#039;&#039; occurs when a player&#039;s [[Dragonwilds:Health|hitpoints]] reach 0. Upon dying, a system message in the [[Dragonwilds:chat]] interface will say, &quot;USERNAME has died&quot;. In a standard death, players can have multiple [[Dragonwilds:gravestone]]s and can retrieve their items at any time. In addition, players will retain their skill [[Dragonwilds:experience]]. In a hard mode death, players can only have one gravestone; not claiming their items from their first gravestone and dying again will delete all of the items in the previous gravestone. <br /> [[File:Death interface (message).png|thumb|right|The system message after dying.]]<br /> <br /> ==Respawning==<br /> After dying, players in both normal and hard difficulty worlds will either spawn back at their claimed bed or the lodestone inside [[Dragonwilds:Wise Old Man]]&#039;s temple if no bed has been claimed.<br /> <br /> ==Types of Death==<br /> Players can die from the following:<br /> * [[Dragonwilds:Combat]] from an enemy or another player with the PvP setting on<br /> * Falling - either from cliffs or other high areas<br /> * [[Dragonwilds:Poison]]<br /> * [[Dragonwilds:Burning]]</div>

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