How does Undying work now?

coppersly · January 2021

If I understand correctly, if you're running 2 or more hexes, the first time one is cleansed it is Undying. Then, Undying moves to another totem and deactivates, so it can potentially be cleansed once more as a dummy.

So then how is it transferring tokens useful? Won't it just move itself and then never move the other hexes or do I have it completely backwards?

Speshul_Kitten · January 2021

It goes in your unused inventory of perks. With MMR on the way, it’s not even worth a perk slot in high ranks.

Mellow7 · January 2021

Basically it's just a guaranteed dud, it literally lost all it's value, might as well just run haunted grounds and get some value for survivors breaking your dud perk.

indieeden7 · January 2021

Say A is Ruin and B is undying

A gets cleansed first while B is still on the map

A essentially becomes B and the original version of B is discarded

If the new version of B is cleansed, it will not move to another totem, the perk is removed

If another hex is then cleansed after A has already become B, it will not move to another totem, it will be removed

GoodBoyKaru · January 2021

What happens is:

A hex totem is cleansed
If that hex totem is Undying, Undying is removed from the game.
If that hex totem is not Undying, the hex totem moves to the spot where Undying was. Undying is then removed from the game.

For example, your Undying spawns inside the barn at Fractured Cowshed and your Devour Hope (with 4 stacks) is currently at Cow Tree. If they cleanse your Undying, DH remains active at the Cow Tree. If they cleanse your DH, it moves (with all 4 stacks) to the barn and Undying gets yeeted.