You have to heal if you want to survive Lords of the Fallen. But sometimes, during high-pressure situations, it is easy to forget how the healing process exactly works in this game. Here’s how to heal in Lords of the Fallen and survive dangerous bosses and lethal enemies.
Healing in Lords of the Fallen explained
The following are three major and most practical ways of healing in this game:
- Consuming a Sanguinarix Cross
- Consuming Briostone
- Resting at a Vestige
These are the three best ways to heal in this game. Alternatively, when you die and get transported to the Umbral realm, this process will restore your health, although it’s not ideal. You can also use incantations to regenerate your health. So, using the Sanguinarix and Brimstone are the most convenient healing methods. Let’s look at all these methods in more detail.
Sanguinarix Cross
Sanguinrix Crosses are essentially healing flasks that will restore a particular amount of HP when you consume them. However, you can always upgrade your Sanguinrix crosses and increase the amount of healing they do when consumed.
To upgrade the Sanguinrix Cross, you will need to first find Saintly Quintessence from the Umbral realm and then bring a particular amount of them to Pieta, who will be located near the Vestige in the Skyrest.
Briostone
You can buy this healing item from vendors that you will discover when exploring the world of Lords of the Fallen. This healing item is not as impressive as Sanguinrix Crosses because it will only restore a small amount of health over a period of time. However, if you manage to collect a lot of it and start spamming during a boss battle, it will help you survive.
Vestige
Vestiges are basically resting points that you can interact with while progressing through the game. They will generally be found at strategic locations, and if you click on the “Rest” option when you interact with them, it will restore your health and permanent consumables.
These resting points are really important for your survival, and you will need to interact with them whenever possible. Plus, you can even create your own resting points with the help of Vestige seeds, which you can buy from Molhu in Skyrest for 2,500.
