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Get a chance at a second life when your health bar depletes to zero by momentarily turning into a Wisp in Supervive.
With the stakes running high in the battle royale Supervive, the competition is intense. Danger surrounds you, and situations can get tight where fleeing is the best course of action. Sometimes death is inevitable in Supervive, but that doesn’t necessarily mean your game has come to an end. You still have a fighting chance as you convert into a Wisp.
In this article, we will look at what Wisps are in Supervive.
Wisps in Supervive
Every player in Supervive gets to choose a Wisp for themselves. Wisps are a state of vulnerability you enter when you are technically eliminated from the game, but not entirely. You take the form of a Wisp when your health bar reaches zero. This occurs when an opponent kills you or you die outside the playable zone.
However, if you die from fall damage or drop out of bounds, you will not turn into a Wisp. In such cases, your teammates will need to set up a beacon to revive you. When in the form of a Wisp, you have only a short window before your Wisp’s health bar drains completely, turning you into a deathbox. During this time, your teammates can hold ‘E’ near you to bring you back to life.
Finishers in Supervive
As mentioned earlier, every player will ultimately turn into a Wisp once their health depletes. When you, your teammates, or any other player reduce an enemy’s health to zero, they also turn into a Wisp. This is your opportunity to take advantage of the situation. When you approach an enemy’s Wisp, you have the option to perform a Finisher.
A Finisher plays out an animation in which you eliminate the enemy permanently, preventing their teammates from reviving them. Keep in mind that performing a Finisher puts you in a vulnerable state, allowing enemies to attack you while you cannot defend yourself. However, there is a benefit to this risk. If you successfully execute the Finisher, your health and mana will be instantly replenished.
Finishers are not immediately accessible to new players. To unlock them, you must progress to level 12 in the Hunter’s Journey.
Also read: Supervive: Controls Guide
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