Can you resurrect your followers more than once?

[UncannyGames]

Before I start reviving some of the followers that have died, can you revive them more than once if they die again?

[Royal Raven]

Yeah you can. I often revive the same 3 over and over. My 7 year old son likes this one follower, and I often bring him back and my son gets happy, lol.

[Nulien]

Yes, you can. I had one high level follower that was my designated sacrifice guy whenever I died in a dungeon, and I just kept bringing him back every time. I probably killed him off 6 or 7 times by the time I finished that save.

[Cursed Hawkins]

Just don't resurrect them out of graves, since people were reporting issues with the 1.0.16 patch which fixed graves being bugged after using the resurrection ritual, since we're back to 1.0.15 graves are bugged again so I suggest using the Natural Burial Item so you can resurrect followers.

[funny goofy]

Originally posted by Royal Raven:

Yeah you can. I often revive the same 3 over and over. My 7 year old son likes this one follower, and I often bring him back and my son gets happy, lol.

your kid plays this?

[Cursed Hawkins]

Originally posted by ubvoiu:

Originally posted by Royal Raven:

Yeah you can. I often revive the same 3 over and over. My 7 year old son likes this one follower, and I often bring him back and my son gets happy, lol.

your kid plays this?

Why do you care about that? It's a T-rated game so if anything most things teens and above will get will fly right over children that age, just like the sexual innuendos in the first Toy Story movie, teens and adults would only catch those but would fly right over children.

[Cyandos]

There's certain situations where sacrificed followers cannot be brought back, such as unlocking region doors during the Endgame or giving them to Midas or the Fox.

The patch notes for Sins of the Flesh said that you'll be now told when this is the case, I haven't played that far again yet

[katiegx12]

Originally posted by Cursed Hawkins:

Originally posted by ubvoiu:

your kid plays this?

Why do you care about that? It's a T-rated game so if anything most things teens and above will get will fly right over children that age, just like the sexual innuendos in the first Toy Story movie, teens and adults would only catch those but would fly right over children.

w parent

[Shadowfox]

Originally posted by Cursed Hawkins:

Originally posted by ubvoiu:

your kid plays this?

Why do you care about that? It's a T-rated game so if anything most things teens and above will get will fly right over children that age, just like the sexual innuendos in the first Toy Story movie, teens and adults would only catch those but would fly right over children.

when i was a kid i watched stuff worse then this game.
like that one episode of invader zim where he steals kids organs to pass off as human and went over board.
thats not even the worse i just cant remeber the name of some of the more messed up shows i remember one having a cockroach and a worm as its hosts

[Polyurethane]

I remember a TV show called Bump in the Night with Mr. Bumpy where his doll friend (Molly Coddle) got sick of being weak and starting tearing off her limbs and replacing them with stronger parts of other toys.

Eventually the monster Molly replaced all her parts and Mr. Bumpy was able to put the real Molly back together. The monster was able to realize they weren't the same person anymore. It was a very Theseus' ship moment for kids.

[Shadowfox]

Originally posted by Polyurethane:

I remember a TV show called Bump in the Night with Mr. Bumpy where his doll friend (Molly Coddle) got sick of being weak and starting tearing off her limbs and replacing them with stronger parts of other toys.

Eventually the monster Molly replaced all her parts and Mr. Bumpy was able to put the real Molly back together. The monster was able to realize they weren't the same person anymore. It was a very Theseus' ship moment for kids.

From the moment I understood the weakness of my wool, it disgusted me.
I craved the strength and certainty of wood and plastic.
Your kind cling to your fabric as if it will not tear and fail you.
One day the crude stichwork that you called a temple will wither and you'll beg my manufactures to save you.
But I am already saved. For the Lego is immortal.