Partner revival ties two boss bodies to one completion rule. A defeat leaves a readable downed state, the survivor spends a visible action to restore the partner, and the player has a finite response. The encounter ends only after its explicit pair condition is met.
Tavi drops the echo at 0.55 seconds. Its body and health remain visible while Kern channels from 0.90 to 1.55; the echo returns with 40% health. This first completed cast teaches the relationship.
Reduced motion disables autoplay. Scrub through 0.40, 0.55, 0.90, 1.20, 1.55, 1.85, 2.35, 2.75, 3.04, 3.18, 3.55, 3.72, 3.95, 4.65, and 5.35 seconds.
Define both identities, downed and final states, who may revive whom, cast cue and duration, interruption requirements, restored health, revive cap, simultaneous death handling, completion authority, retry reset, accessibility, and telemetry.
Keep the downed identity, location, remaining revive allowance, and survivor health visible. Distinguish downed, revivable, and final states; decide whether damage can still reach a downed body and whether the survivor's action queue changes immediately.
Give the survivor a distinct pose, tether, progress cue, and committed cast duration. Specify whether a stagger, qualified hit, interaction, line-of-sight break, or finishing blow stops it. Budget travel and attack recovery so the response is possible from a normal position.
Resolve simultaneous defeats and an interrupt on the last cast deterministically. Grant completion once only when the authored pair condition is true, cancel pending revival events, persist a bounded revive count, and restore the starting pair on retry.
The player sees one boss die and then inexplicably return. Preserve the fallen body, connect it to the caster, expose a countdown, and show the health fraction that will be restored.
A delayed callback can restore a boss after victory or pay the encounter twice. Resolve events by stable pair and attempt IDs, cancel pending casts on final defeat, cap grants, and make completion idempotent.
Choose a finite revive allowance or a clear alternate finish rule. Set restored health, channel length, lock duration, and travel distance together; test low-damage and high-damage builds without forcing an exact damage threshold.
Separate silhouettes and positions, show who is down and who is channeling, and prevent overlapping attacks from hiding the cast. Give the interrupt cue shape, light, text, and sound equivalents.
Simulate both bosses dying in one frame, interrupt and cast completion on the same frame, reconnect during a channel, a revive cap, a phase handoff, and retry. Record attempt IDs, outcomes, grants, and completion count.
The echo collapses on the left seal. Kern plants his hands and the tether glows until the echo stands again. When it falls a second time, Tavi cuts the channel and the covenant holds both stones still long enough for one final strike.
Allow more than one qualified interrupt or a synchronized finish; give enough time to cross the arena at ordinary speed; avoid requiring one build's stagger value; make the downed and casting states legible without color or sound alone.
Self healing restores the caster's own health. Partner revival changes a second entity from downed to active and therefore needs pair identity, cast ownership, completion authority, and simultaneous-death rules.
Cindy can restore a fallen sister, so the group's roles affect the meaning of an individual defeat. This turn-based variant emphasizes target order and role recognition; it is not a long interruptible action cast.
The survivor can revive the defeated partner after a delay, encouraging close defeat timing. The revival action can be stopped by staggering or finishing the caster, making the last surviving body an urgent, readable objective.
A fallen Godskin can be summoned back by the survivor, and the fight also has a timed respawn path and a separate shared health bar. It shows why visible body deaths and final encounter completion must have different authority.
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