Death

If you want to know more about where you go after dying twice, see The Depths.
==Description==
Death is a core aspect of Deepwoken. You have three lives in Deepwoken, the first two lives in the The Overworld, and the third in The Depths. When you die, you drop roughly half your notes and items, but the losses can be decreased through certain Talents. When you're on your second life, your health bar will be stained. Leveling up will revert the health bar back to normal essentially giving your third life back. Dying with a stained health bar drowns you and sends you to the Depths. 
The Depths is essentially the underworld, where you have to redeem yourself and prove your worth. Your goal in The Depths is to enter the sunken Celtorian city and sneak past enemy entities called Watchers. If spotted by the Watchers, you will have to fend off against two Angels. While you are sneaking around, you have to go to the District of Commerce and ring two bells to open a gate to the center of the city. Once you make it to the elevator, you will be sentenced by the Voices of the Depths to a Trial that, upon completion, takes you back up to the Etrean/Eastern Luminant (depending where you died before getting sent to the Depths in the first place) if successful, restoring all of your lives. 
Failing to survive in The Depths and perishing will result in you being sent to the Fragments of Self. This is basically the afterlife, the final memories of the character. There is not much you can do here. You'll have to wipe your character or you can pay Robux (1000) to return to the Etrean Luminant commonly referred as using Last Wind (You can only use this once per character). There is also a pool where you can give up to two items (or four depending on your Echoes upgrade) to pass on to your future character of the same slot. 
If you want to know more about the ways you can die, see Death Compendium. 
==Escaping the Depths==
See Escaping The Depths here.
==Trivia==
* It is very unwise to kill people in towns as the guards of said town will hunt you down, and you will not survive unless you are powerful enough.
* Being sucked in by a Whirlpool, dying with Hollow, dying within a Voidzone, or dying in the Voidsea will void your second life and instantly send you to The Depths.
* Dying to hunger and then immediately dying to hunger again in The Depths is restorable. This note is important because people didn't know this fact and lost their progression.
* Falling into the void of the First Layer while above 50% HP and at Power 3 and above does not result in a death. Instead, you will be sent to the Second Layer.
* In Deepwoken Lore, the first time you die, you become "injured" - not actually "dead" as in your life being taken away. The second time you die, you become "drowned" as you descend to the different layers of The Depths. It is only when you die in The Depths will your character truly "die," as your soul is sucked downwards through the Nine Layers so fast, the mind is unable to process the information it receives and the soul is torn apart. 
* No, entering a whirlpool does not count as a drowning.
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