Press the Esc key after dying to restart in town. Sometimes it is safer to leave the game to recover your corpse giving up the experience you might have regained by recovering your corpse. If you die several more times you’ll end up losing more experience than you gain by recovering your body. Nightmare and Hell Difficulty players should ask themselves whether they want to risk losing more experience by attempting to recover their body to regain 75% of their experience. If, however, you choose to ‘Save and Exit’ out of your current game in order to restart and recover your body in town, you will not regain any of your lost experience. In games of Diablo II: Lord of Destruction, if you recover your corpse at the location of its demise, you can regain 75% of the experience points you lost. You will lose 5% of the experience required to attain the next level on Nightmare and 10% on Hell, but you will never drop down to a lower level. For example, if a 10th level Single-Player character with 5,000 gold dies, he will lose no gold.Īs an additional death penalty, your character will lose some experience if he dies while in Nightmare or Hell difficulties. No gold is lost from your Stash, and 500 gold per character level is exempt from the death penalty. In Single Player, dying will not take away all your gold. If the penalty exceeds the amount of gold you were carrying, the remainder of the penalty is deducted from your Stash. After this ‘death penalty’ is deducted, the rest of the gold your character was carrying falls to the ground in a pile. This percentage is equal to your character’s level but will not exceed 20%. If you are killed, your character will lose a percentage of the total gold both carried and stored in the Stash. If your Hit Points drop to zero during the game, you have died. In Diablo 2 Resurrected, as in real life, death is something you should strive to avoid.
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