Identifying Ghosts in Demonology: Types and Evidence

Ghosts in Demonology are notoriously elusive, leaving minimal traces behind, which is why you're here to unravel their mysteries. This comprehensive guide will walk you through **how to identify Ghosts in Demonology**, ensuring you're equipped to tackle these spectral challenges head-on.

How to Identify Ghosts in Demonology

The key to identifying Ghosts in Demonology lies in the **evidence page** of your **journal**. This tool allows you to meticulously **track your findings** on the Ghost you're hunting. By selecting an evidence type, you can narrow down your options until you pinpoint the exact Ghost type. If you mistakenly select an evidence type that the Ghost doesn't interact with, simply click again to mark it off.

Here's a detailed breakdown of all Ghost types, their corresponding evidence, strengths, weaknesses, and additional notes to aid in your identification process:

Ghost Type	Evidence	Strengths and Weaknesses	Notes
**Spirit**		• None	• Generally harmless
**Wraith**		+ Wraiths deplete energy from hunters - They can’t cross lines of salt	• Aggressive
**Ghoul**		+ Ghosts are easily provoked by sounds - They can’t disable electronic devices	• Mostly not aggressive
**Phantom**		+ Phantoms are very fast - They don’t hunt hunters in group	• Mostly timid
**Shadow**		+ Shadows alter room temperature only slightly - They are less active under proper lighting	• Very docile
**Demon**		+ Demons hunt frequently	• Extremely aggressive
**Specter**		+ Spectres throw items more frequently - They rarely roam unless they are on the hunt	• They stick to one room
**Entity**		+ Entities can teleport - They almost never throw items	• Hard to detect
**Skinwalker**		+ Skinwalkers can appear to have a Ghost Orb + They interact with items frequently	• They roam a lot
**Banshee**		+ Banshees break glass more frequently	• Mostly docile
**Wendigo**		+ Wendigos are much more likely to hunt - They prefer to hunt groups	• Very aggressive
**Nightmare**		+ Nightmares cause hallucinations - Weak to light	• Mostly harmless
**Leviathan**		+ Leviathans can throw multiple items at once + They disable lights around them	• Very unpredictable
**Oni**		+ Onis can sprint while hunting - They manifest more often	• Aggressive
**Umbra**		+ Umbras don’t make any sound while moving - They are slowed while in well-lit rooms	• Weak to light
**Revenant**		+ Revenants have very low hunt cooldown - They rest after killing a hunter	• Extremely aggressive

Upon successfully **acquiring** a piece of **evidence**, it's crucial to **record it in your Journal**. Additionally, cross off any evidence that the Ghost does not interact with. This method helps you quickly eliminate most Ghost types from your list, enabling you to focus on the right equipment for your next steps.

How to Collect Each Evidence in Demonology

Each Ghost type in Demonology leaves behind **three distinct traces**. By using the **appropriate equipment**, you can **collect** these **traces** and secure the evidence needed to identify the Ghost. Here are the seven types of evidence and how to gather each:

• Laser Projector: Place the Laser Projector on the ground and activate it. Ghosts will appear as faint silhouettes when they move near it.
• Handprints: Use a Blacklight to search for fingerprints, handprints, or footprints left by the Ghost.
• Spirit Box: Engage the Spirit Box to communicate with nearby Ghosts. They might not respond immediately, so persist with different questions.
• EMF Level 5: Employ an EMF Reader to detect Ghosts. Only specific Ghost types can cause all the lamps to light up.
• Ghost Orb: Utilize a Video Camera to spot Ghosts in the form of small white orbs.
• Freezing Temps: Check the temperature with a thermometer. Extremely low or below-zero temperatures indicate Ghost activity.
• Ghost Writing: Place a Spirit Book in a room potentially haunted by a Ghost. Wait for them to interact with it and leave written messages.

Armed with this knowledge, you're now well-prepared to **identify all Ghosts in Demonology** with precision. For more insights and guides on Roblox, visit the **Roblox guides hub** at Escapist.