A Resurrect Die Good Roll revives one random dead teammate. You can find dice around the manor, including containers, drawers, tables, and boxes. If you're looking up Invokyr how to revive after the house changes, this die still works when the dead player's body is in an earlier manor layout. Heal Die, saved mirrors, and the event at the board's center offer other ways back.
How do you revive a dead teammate in Invokyr?
Use a Resurrect Die and get a Good Roll to bring back one randomly chosen player who has already died. The target is random, so plan around getting a teammate back rather than getting a particular teammate back.
- Search the manor's containers and drawers, then check dice sitting openly on tables or boxes.
- If you find a Resurrect Die, use it to attempt the revival.
- Check the outcome: a Good Roll returns one dead player; a Bad Roll brings back nobody and spawns a Player Mimic instead.
Dice have a 5/6 chance of a Good Roll and a 1/6 chance of a Bad Roll. Those odds make the revival attempt useful, but you still need to account for the failure result. The Player Mimic carries dice that can damage or hinder players, so a failed rescue adds a threat to the survivors' situation.
A Bad Roll on a Resurrect Die spawns a Player Mimic instead of reviving anyone. Don't treat throwing the die as a guaranteed rescue.
No one has confirmed a fixed Resurrect Die spawn location, the exact throw key, or a method for choosing the revived teammate in these materials. Search the listed general dice locations rather than committing your rescue plan to a particular room. For the wider board-game loop around these searches, see how to play Invokyr.
Can you revive someone whose body is in an earlier manor layout?
Yes, a Resurrect Die can revive a dead player whose body was left in an earlier arrangement of the manor. Losing access to that layout does not remove them from this die's revival effect.
A changed house can make a rescue look like a body-retrieval problem. With this die, the important detail is that the player has died previously. You do not need to make recovering the old layout part of your Resurrect Die plan. The random selection still applies, though: if several teammates are dead, the die does not give you a confirmed way to prioritize the one left behind.
Should you use Resurrect Die or Heal Die to revive a teammate?
Choose Resurrect Die for a random dead teammate, including someone left in an earlier layout; choose Heal Die when the players you want to help are inside its healing area.
Resurrect Die for a teammate left behind
A Good Roll revives one random dead player. This is the recommended option when the corpse is in an earlier manor arrangement, because that case is explicitly covered by its effect. Its tradeoff is the Player Mimic on a Bad Roll, plus the lack of control over which dead player returns.
Heal Die for players inside the healing circle
A Good Roll creates a circular healing area. Players inside it are healed or resurrected: a dead player returns with 10 HP, while a living player recovers 50 HP. This is the recommended option when you can use the area to help dead and living players together.
In one Demo clip, a downed player watching from the spectator view asks a teammate to throw the red die from their pocket at them, and the revival works.
The circle might look like an ordinary health pickup, but its effect also includes revival. Position matters here because the effect applies to players inside the area. The two health values mean different things:
| Player inside the Heal Die area | Good Roll result |
|---|---|
| Dead player | Revived with 10 HP |
| Living player | Recovers 50 HP |
Returning with 10 HP is a fragile recovery. Give that teammate room to recover rather than treating the revival as a reason to rush back into danger. The 50 HP recovery applies to living players; it is not the health a revived player receives.
Can you revive yourself in Invokyr?
Yes, carrying a Resurrect Die when you die instantly revives you and consumes the die; saving your image in a mirror also lets you respawn at that mirror after death.
Carry a Resurrect Die for immediate recovery
Keep the die in your inventory if your priority is your own recovery. Its death-triggered effect is separate from throwing it to revive a random teammate. The choice matters because dice are single-use: spending one on a rescue means that same die is no longer available to carry as your backup.
Save your image in a mirror before death
Save your image in a mirror while you are alive. If you die, you can respawn at that mirror's location. Each mirror works once and breaks after resurrecting a player, so a used mirror cannot serve as a repeat recovery point.
For preparation, a saved mirror gives you a known respawn location. Carrying a Resurrect Die gives you immediate self-revival at the cost of consuming the die. Pick around the resource you have, and set up the mirror before a death makes that preparation too late.
Does reaching the center of the board revive everyone?
Yes, reaching the board's center triggers an event that revives all dead players and teleports everyone to a room deep inside the manor.
This brings the whole group back, but it depends on reaching that point in the board progression. An immediate dice rescue and this event solve different timing problems: the die can return a teammate during the run, while the center event reunites the group for the final objective.
Once everyone is back, find the idol representing the Game Master's soul, carry it safely to the game board, and seal it into the board to complete the game. Revival gets your group back into play; returning that idol finishes the escape. Continue with the Invokyr walkthrough, then follow Invokyr ending for the escape objective.