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How To Upgrade Sanguinarix Or Flask In Lords Of The Fallen

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Want to upgrade Sanguinarix (Healing Flask) in Lords of the Fallen? I suppose you are someone who wants to progress without dying too many times in their playthrough. One good thing is that the Healing charges replenish after a Rest. But you can still run out of those charges before dying, thanks to the ghastly bosses in this game.

In this guide, we will explain how exactly you can get more healing charges. Also, where and how can you upgrade the Flask in Lords of the Fallen 2. Scroll down on this page to get started.

How to Upgrade Lords of the Fallen Sanguinarix

You need to collect a resource known as Saintly Quintessenses for upgrading Sanguinarix. This resource is found by exploring the open-world map, but mostly in the Umbral Realm. Once you have Saintly Quintessenses in your Inventory, take it to Pieta who can now be found near the Vestige in the Skyrest. For those who don’t know, Pieta is the first boss enemy you will face following the main story campaign. After defeating her, you can find her again as an NPC in the mentioned area.

How to Upgrade Lords of the Fallen Sanguinarix
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After upgrading the Sanguinarix for the first time in Lords of the Fallen, you will need only one Saintly Quintessence. However, after a few upgrades, it will need more than one Saintly Quintessense. But upgrading to further levels also increases overall health recovery by the Sanguinarix.

Why Should You Get Flask Upgrades in LOTF

Upgrading Flask (or Sanguinarix) not only increases the healing charges but also boosts health recovery. While there are plenty of other healing items that recover smaller portions of health, an upgraded Sanguinarix can replenish almost 75% of your health in one go.

That’s everything you need to do to upgrade Sanguinarix in Lords of the Fallen. If you liked this guide, then be sure to check out our other guides like Best Starting Class, How to Upgrade Weapons, etc. We have covered plenty of such helpful content in our dedicated section for LOTF Guides on Gamer Tweak.

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