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Too Angry to Die
May 23, 2026 at 08:40 PM
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Too Angry to Die is a talent in the Toughguy branch of the Windrose Talent System. On any killing blow that would be taken, the hit is ignored and the player instantly restores a percentage of max HP. Long cooldown (the in-game tooltip shows minutes; the data stores seconds: 960s/780s/600s).
Property | Value |
|---|---|
Branch | |
Tier | 2 |
Max rank | 3 |
Points per rank | 1 |
Prerequisite | Tier 1 Toughguy investment |
As a Tier 2 talent it unlocks only after enough points are spent in Tier 1 of the Toughguy branch, then costs one point per rank, three points to max. The cooldown shrinks as you rank it up, from sixteen minutes at rank 1 to ten minutes at rank 3.
Rank | On killing blow, restore HP (with cooldown) |
|---|---|
Rank 1 | 30% HP, 16 min CD |
Rank 2 | 50% HP, 13 min CD |
Rank 3 | 70% HP, 10 min CD |
Mandatory across every guide. The 10-minute cooldown at rank 3 means it reliably fires in every long encounter. Pairs with Berserk for low-HP play because the restore saves at 0.
Berserk (low-HP damage scaling safety net)
Toughguy branch overview
Talent System the four-branch progression framework
Stats and Talents stat allocation and respec
Too Angry to Die is the last-ditch safety net. Every build that expects to take hits takes this talent as insurance against the single mistake that would otherwise end the run.
Since the restore is a percentage of Max HP, it scales with Vitality and with Stout Frame: the larger your health pool, the more raw HP a single proc gives back.
At rank 3 (70% HP restore, 10-minute cooldown), a killing blow that would drop the player from 30% HP to 0 instead leaves the player at 70% HP. In a 15-minute boss fight, the talent can fire at most twice, making the effective HP pool closer to 2.4x the nominal Max HP.
The cooldown is in minutes on the tooltip (16/13/10) and in seconds in the data (960/780/600). Both representations are equivalent.
Does not trigger on environmental death (fall damage that instantly kills, drowning). It is tied to HP damage from enemies and traps.
The instant restore counts as healing, so Stitches and Rum increases the amount returned by each proc on top of the listed percentage.
The cooldown runs from the moment it triggers, so on long bosses plan around roughly one save every ten minutes at rank 3 rather than relying on it for every dangerous hit.
