All Phasmophobia Ghost Movement Speeds – Expert 2026 Guide

Updated by Garvit Sharma
October 9, 2025
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Are you tired of being caught by ghosts in Phasmophobia because you don’t know which ones can outrun you? Understanding ghost movement speeds is absolutely crucial for survival in this terrifying ghost hunting game. After countless hours of research and testing, I’ve compiled the most comprehensive guide to Phasmophobia ghost movement speeds available anywhere.

In this ultimate guide, I’ll break down every single ghost type’s movement speed, special conditions that affect their velocity, and most importantly, how to survive encounters with the fastest ghosts in the game. Whether you’re a beginner just starting your ghost hunting career or a seasoned investigator looking to master the game’s mechanics, this guide has everything you need to know about ghost speeds in Phasmophobia.

2026 Quick Overview: Phasmophobia Ghost Speed Categories

Let me start with a quick reference table that summarizes the three main speed categories for ghosts in Phasmophobia:

Speed Category	Speed Range	Ghost Count	Player Comparison
Slow Ghosts	Below 1.7 m/s	2 types	Slower than normal ghosts
Normal Ghosts	Exactly 1.7 m/s	16 types	Slightly faster than walking speed
Fast Ghosts	Above 1.7 m/s	6 types	Can outrun sprinting players

Key Reference Points:

Player walking speed: 1.6 m/s
Player sprint speed: 3.0 m/s (3-second burst, 5-second cooldown)
Standard ghost base speed: 1.7 m/s
Blood Moon effect: All ghosts move 15% faster during this event

Complete Phasmophobia Ghost Movement Speeds

Here’s the complete breakdown of all 24 ghost types and their movement speeds in Phasmophobia:

Ghost Name	Base Speed	Max Speed	Special Conditions	Speed Category
Banshee	1.7 m/s	2.8 m/s	Standard LoS acceleration	Normal
Demon	1.7 m/s	2.8 m/s	Standard LoS acceleration	Normal
Deogen	0.4 m/s	3.0 m/s	3.0 m/s when far (6m+), 0.4 m/s when close (2.5m)	Variable
Goryo	1.7 m/s	2.8 m/s	Standard LoS acceleration	Normal
Hantu	1.44 m/s	2.7 m/s	Speed increases in colder temperatures	Variable
Jinn	1.7 m/s	2.5 m/s	2.5 m/s with breaker ON, player in LoS, 3m+ away	Variable
Mare	1.7 m/s	2.8 m/s	Standard LoS acceleration	Normal
Moroi	1.5 m/s	3.71 m/s	Speed increases as sanity drops, max at 0-5% sanity	Variable
Myling	1.7 m/s	2.8 m/s	Standard LoS acceleration	Normal
Obake	1.7 m/s	2.8 m/s	Standard LoS acceleration	Normal
Oni	1.7 m/s	2.8 m/s	Standard LoS acceleration	Normal
Onryo	1.7 m/s	2.8 m/s	Standard LoS acceleration	Normal
Phantom	1.7 m/s	2.8 m/s	Standard LoS acceleration	Normal
Poltergeist	1.7 m/s	2.8 m/s	Standard LoS acceleration	Normal
Raiju	1.7 m/s	2.5 m/s	2.5 m/s near active electronic equipment	Variable
Revenant	1.0 m/s	3.0 m/s	1.0 m/s when not chasing, 3.0 m/s when chasing	Variable
Shade	1.7 m/s	2.8 m/s	Standard LoS acceleration	Normal
Spirit	1.7 m/s	2.8 m/s	Standard LoS acceleration	Normal
The Mimic	Varies	Varies	Changes speed to match mimicked ghost	Variable
The Twins	1.5/1.9 m/s	2.8 m/s	Alternates between 1.5 m/s and 1.9 m/s	Variable
Thaye	1.0 m/s	2.75 m/s	Starts at 2.75 m/s, slows by 0.175 m/s as it ages	Variable
Wraith	1.7 m/s	2.8 m/s	Standard LoS acceleration	Normal
Yokai	1.7 m/s	2.8 m/s	Standard LoS acceleration	Normal
Yurei	1.7 m/s	2.8 m/s	Standard LoS acceleration	Normal

Understanding Line-of-Sight (LoS) Acceleration (2026)

Before diving into specific ghost types, it’s crucial to understand the standard line-of-sight acceleration mechanic that affects most ghosts in Phasmophobia:

How LoS Acceleration Works:

Most ghosts (except Thaye, Deogen, and Hantu) accelerate when they can see you
Speed increases gradually over time when maintaining LoS
Maximum acceleration reaches approximately 1.65× base speed (2.8 m/s for normal ghosts)
It takes about 13 seconds of continuous LoS to reach maximum speed
Speed decreases slowly when LoS is broken

Important Notes:

Ghosts have 360-degree vision during hunts
They can see players up to 75 meters away
Physical objects block LoS, but glass does not
VR players may be visible through closed closets due to different hitbox mechanics

The Most Dangerous Ghosts: Complete Breakdown

Moroi – The Fastest Ghost in Phasmophobia

Speed Range: 1.5 m/s to 3.71 m/s
Special Mechanic: Speed increases as team sanity drops

The Moroi is unquestionably the fastest ghost in Phasmophobia, capable of reaching terrifying speeds of 3.71 m/s when conditions are right. This ghost’s movement speed is directly tied to the average sanity level of your team.

How Moroi Speed Works:

Base speed: 1.5 m/s at high sanity
Mid-range speed: 2.25 m/s at 0-5% average sanity
Maximum speed: 3.71 m/s with continuous LoS at lowest sanity

Survival Strategies for Moroi:

Maintain high sanity – This is your primary defense against Moroi’s speed
Use Sanity Pills – Keep your sanity above 50% whenever possible
Break LoS immediately – When hunts begin, get behind walls or furniture quickly
Use Tier 3 Incense – Moroi is blinded 50% longer than other ghosts
Avoid open spaces – Stick to areas with plenty of hiding spots and obstacles

Pro Tip: Moroi’s speed makes it nearly impossible to outrun, so focus on breaking line of sight rather than trying to sprint away. The moment you hear hunting music, start looking for the nearest hiding spot.

Revenant – The Terrifying Pursuer

Speed Range: 1.0 m/s to 3.0 m/s
Special Mechanic: Extreme speed difference between chasing and non-chasing states

The Revenant is one of the most feared ghosts in Phasmophobia due to its dramatic speed changes. When not actively chasing a player, it moves at a painfully slow 1.0 m/s, but when it detects you, it explodes into action at 3.0 m/s.

How Revenant Speed Works:

Passive speed: 1.0 m/s when not chasing
Active speed: 3.0 m/s when chasing detected players
Detection methods: Voice communication, equipment noise, or direct line of sight
Speed persistence: Maintains chase speed until reaching last known location

Survival Strategies for Revenant:

Stay completely silent – No voice communication during hunts
Turn off all equipment – Electronic noises can alert the Revenant
Break LoS around corners – Use sharp turns to break detection
Use Tier 3 Incense – Makes it forget your location
Relocate after blinding – Move to a new hiding spot while it’s confused
Listen for footsteps – Slow footsteps indicate it’s not chasing

Pro Tip: Revenant’s speed makes it excellent for identification purposes. If you hear extremely fast footsteps followed by very slow ones, you’re likely dealing with a Revenant.

Deogen – The Paradoxical Ghost

Speed Range: 0.4 m/s to 3.0 m/s
Special Mechanic: Faster when far, slower when close

The Deogen is one of the most unique ghosts in Phasmophobia because it completely inverts normal ghost behavior. It’s fastest when far from players but becomes incredibly slow when up close.

How Deogen Speed Works:

Long range speed: 3.0 m/s when 6+ meters from players
Close range speed: 0.4 m/s when within 2.5 meters of players
Always knows player locations – Cannot hide from it conventionally
Ignores standard LoS rules – Doesn’t accelerate with line of sight

Survival Strategies for Deogen:

DO NOT HIDE – It will find you and corner you
Maintain close proximity – Stay 2-4 meters away to keep it slow
Loop around obstacles – Use furniture and structures to maintain distance
Keep it in direct LoS – Don’t try to break line of sight
Move in circles – Use its slowness against it by constantly moving

Pro Tip: Deogen is one of the few ghosts where hiding is actually more dangerous than staying visible. Use this knowledge to your advantage by keeping it in sight while maintaining optimal distance.

Jinn – The Electricity-Dependent Ghost

Speed Range: 1.7 m/s to 2.5 m/s
Special Mechanic: Speed boost when breaker is ON and players are distant

The Jinn is a ghost that’s heavily influenced by the electrical state of the investigation area. Its speed changes dramatically based on whether the breaker is on or off.

How Jinn Speed Works:

Normal speed: 1.7 m/s when breaker is OFF
Boosted speed: 2.5 m/s when breaker is ON, player in LoS, and 3+ meters away
Normal acceleration: Still gets standard LoS acceleration when conditions aren’t met

Survival Strategies for Jinn:

Consider keeping breaker OFF – Eliminates its speed advantage
Stay close when breaker is ON – Remain within 3 meters to prevent speed boost
Use Sanity Medication – Offset sanity drain from dark rooms
Turn off breaker before hunts – If you identify it early
Use Firelights – Alternative light source that doesn’t affect Jinn’s speed

Pro Tip: Jinn’s dependency on electricity makes it easier to identify. If you notice dramatic speed changes when the breaker is toggled, you’re likely dealing with a Jinn.

Hantu – The Temperature-Sensitive Ghost

Speed Range: 1.44 m/s to 2.7 m/s
Special Mechanic: Speed increases in colder temperatures

The Hantu is a ghost that thrives in cold environments, becoming significantly faster in freezing temperatures while slowing down in warmer areas.

How Hantu Speed Works:

Minimum speed: 1.44 m/s in warm rooms
Maximum speed: 2.7 m/s in freezing rooms
Temperature dependence: Speed scales linearly with room temperature
Breaker interference: Frequently turns off the breaker to create cold rooms

Survival Strategies for Hantu:

Turn on the breaker immediately – Warm up the building to slow it down
Stay in warmer rooms – Avoid cold areas during hunts
Turn breaker back on – It will try to turn it off repeatedly
Avoid freezing rooms – These are where it reaches maximum speed
Use thermal sensors – Monitor room temperatures to predict speed changes

Pro Tip: Hantu’s tendency to turn off the breaker is a key identifying feature. If you notice the breaker being turned off frequently, especially in combination with cold temperatures, you’re likely dealing with a Hantu.

Raiju – The Tech-Enhanced Ghost

Speed Range: 1.7 m/s to 2.5 m/s
Special Mechanic: Speed boost near active electronic equipment

The Raiju is one of the most active ghost types in Phasmophobia, becoming faster and more aggressive when surrounded by active electronic equipment.

How Raiju Speed Works:

Normal speed: 1.7 m/s when away from electronic equipment
Boosted speed: 2.5 m/s when near active electronic equipment
Hunt threshold: Can hunt at 65% sanity when near equipment (vs normal 50%)
Equipment attraction: Drawn to active electronics

Survival Strategies for Raiju:

Turn off unnecessary equipment – Remove speed boost sources during hunts
Centralize equipment – Keep electronics in one area rather than spread out
Remove equipment from ghost room – Before hunts begin
Use minimal equipment – Only essential items during investigation
Monitor equipment activity – Watch for Raiju’s attraction to electronics

Pro Tip: Raiju’s love for electronics makes it easier to identify. If you notice equipment being activated or the ghost being drawn to electronic devices, you’re likely dealing with a Raiju.

Special Speed Mechanics: Unique Ghost Behaviors

The Twins – Dual Speed Ghost

Speed Range: 1.5 m/s and 1.9 m/s
Special Mechanic: Alternates between two different speeds

The Twins represent two entities with different movement speeds, making them unique among Phasmophobia ghosts.

How The Twins Speed Works:

Primary twin: 1.5 m/s (10% slower than normal)
Secondary twin: 1.9 m/s (10% faster than normal)
Speed alternation: Movement speed switches between these two values
Hunt initiation: Either twin can initiate hunts

Survival Strategies for The Twins:

Identify the real ghost – Focus on determining which twin is the actual ghost
Maintain hiding spots – Both twins can start hunts independently
Stay out of sight – Standard hiding strategies apply to both twins
Listen for speed changes – Alternating footsteps can help identify

Pro Tip: The Twins’ speed variation can help with identification. If you notice consistent speed changes during hunts, you might be dealing with The Twins.

Thaye – The Aging Ghost

Speed Range: 1.0 m/s to 2.75 m/s
Special Mechanic: Speed decreases as the ghost ages

The Thaye is unique because it starts fast but gradually slows down as the investigation progresses, making time a crucial factor in dealing with this ghost.

How Thaye Speed Works:

Initial speed: 2.75 m/s when “young”
Aging process: Speed decreases by 0.175 m/s each time it ages
Final speed: 1.0 m/s when fully aged
Aging triggers: Occurs over time and based on player proximity

Survival Strategies for Thaye:

Survive early hunts – The most dangerous period is at the beginning
Stay close to it – Lower sanity can slow it down as it ages
Use time to your advantage – It becomes less threatening as the game progresses
Be aggressive early – Take more risks early when it’s fastest
Play defensively late – Once it’s aged, it becomes much less threatening

Pro Tip: Thaye’s aging mechanic makes it one of the few ghosts that becomes easier to deal with over time. If you’re struggling early, focus on survival and let time work in your favor.

The Mimic – The Copycat Ghost

Speed Range: Varies
Special Mechanic: Copies the speed of other ghost types

The Mimic is one of the most unpredictable ghosts in Phasmophobia because it can change its identity and, consequently, its movement speed.

How The Mimic Speed Works:

Identity changing: Changes mimicked ghost every 30 seconds to 2 minutes
Speed adaptation: Movement speed matches the currently mimicked ghost
Unpredictable behavior: Can switch between fast and slow speeds

Survival Strategies for The Mimic:

Expect the unexpected – Be prepared for any speed behavior
Observe speed changes – Sudden speed changes can indicate a Mimic
Use versatile strategies – Prepare for both fast and slow ghost scenarios
Document behavior patterns – Keep track of speed changes over time
Stay adaptable – Be ready to change tactics based on current behavior

Pro Tip: The Mimic’s ability to change speeds makes it one of the most challenging ghosts to identify. If you notice inconsistent speed patterns that don’t match any single ghost type, you might be dealing with a Mimic.

Blood Moon Event: When All Ghosts Are Faster

During special Blood Moon events (typically around Halloween), all ghosts in Phasmophobia receive a 15% speed boost regardless of their type or normal behavior.

Blood Moon Effects:

Universal speed increase: All ghosts move 15% faster
No countermeasures: Cannot be reduced or prevented
Sanity drain: Also increases during Blood Moon
Event duration: Typically occurs during October Halloween events

Survival Strategies During Blood Moon:

Extra caution needed – All ghosts are more dangerous
Prioritize identification – Identify ghost type quickly to apply specific strategies
Use teamwork – Coordinate with team members more effectively
Conservative play – Take fewer risks during investigations
Enhanced preparation – Bring more equipment and sanity items

Pro Tip: Blood Moon events offer increased rewards, so while they’re more dangerous, they’re also more profitable. Weigh the risks against the potential rewards before attempting Blood Moon investigations.

How to Identify Ghosts by Movement Speed?

Movement speed can be a valuable tool for ghost identification, especially when other evidence is limited. Here’s how to use ghost speeds to help identify the ghost type:

Footstep Analysis Method

Equipment Needed:

Parabolic Microphone (for remote listening)
Sound Sensors (for monitoring multiple areas)
Good headphones (for accurate sound detection)

Step-by-Step Footstep Analysis:

Establish baseline – Learn what normal ghost footsteps sound like
Set up listening posts – Place Sound Sensors in key areas
Trigger hunts safely – Use controlled methods to initiate hunts
Record and analyze – Document footstep patterns and timing
Compare with known patterns – Match observed behavior to ghost types

Footstep Speed Indicators:

Very slow (0.4-1.0 m/s): Long gaps between footsteps, barely audible
Slow (1.0-1.5 m/s): Noticeable gaps, easy to count
Normal (1.7 m/s): Steady, predictable rhythm
Fast (2.5-3.0 m/s): Rapid footsteps, difficult to count
Extremely fast (3.7+ m/s): Almost continuous sound, terrifying pace

Speed-Based Identification Flowchart

If you hear:

Extremely fast footsteps (3.7+ m/s): Likely Moroi (check sanity levels)
Very fast footsteps (3.0 m/s): Could be Revenant or Deogen (check distance)
Fast footsteps (2.5-2.8 m/s): Could be Jinn, Raiju, or normal ghost with LoS
Variable speed patterns: Could be The Twins, Thaye, or Mimic
Consistently slow footsteps: Could be aged Thaye or passive Revenant

Confirmation Tests:

Breaker test: Toggle breaker to check for Jinn behavior
Distance test: Change distance to check for Deogen behavior
Equipment test: Add/remove electronics to check for Raiju
Temperature test: Monitor room temperatures for Hantu
Sanity test: Watch speed changes as sanity drops for Moroi

2026 Advanced Speed Mechanics: Pro Tips and Strategies

Understanding Speed Multipliers

Difficulty Settings:

100% speed: Standard game settings
150% speed: All ghosts move 50% faster (custom difficulty)
Blood Moon: Additional 15% on top of other settings

Line-of-Sight Acceleration Details:

Acceleration rate: Gradual increase over 13 seconds
Deceleration rate: Slow decrease when LoS is broken
Maximum multiplier: 1.65× base speed for most ghosts
Exceptions: Thaye, Deogen, and Hantu don’t follow standard LoS rules

Environmental Factors Affecting Speed

Map-Specific Considerations:

Large maps: More room for ghosts to accelerate to maximum speed
Small maps: Less space for acceleration, more corner opportunities
Multi-floor buildings: Vertical movement can affect speed calculations
Outdoor areas: Different sight lines and hiding opportunities

Weather Effects:

Blood Moon: 15% universal speed increase
Snow: Can affect Hantu speed on outdoor maps
Fog: Reduces visibility, affecting LoS-dependent acceleration

Equipment and Speed Management

Speed-Affecting Equipment:

Incense: Can temporarily blind and slow ghosts
Crucifix: Can prevent hunts but doesn’t affect speed directly
Flashlights: Don’t affect speed but help with LoS management
Sound Sensors: Help monitor ghost movement patterns

Optimal Equipment Loadout for Speed Management:

Tier 3 Incense: Essential for blinding fast ghosts
Parabolic Microphone: For remote speed analysis
Sound Sensors: For monitoring multiple areas
Strong Flashlights: For LoS management
Sanity Pills: For managing Moroi and general sanity

Common Mistakes to Avoid When Dealing with Fast Ghosts

Mistake #1: Trying to Outrun Fast Ghosts

Why it’s wrong: Even with sprinting at 3.0 m/s, you can’t outrun the fastest ghosts like Moroi (3.71 m/s) or even normal ghosts at maximum acceleration (2.8 m/s).

Correct approach: Focus on breaking line of sight and finding hiding spots rather than trying to run away.

Mistake #2: Ignoring Environmental Factors

Why it’s wrong: Many players forget that factors like breaker status (Jinn), temperature (Hantu), and electronics (Raiju) dramatically affect ghost speeds.

Correct approach: Always consider the environmental context and adjust your strategy accordingly.

Mistake #3: Inconsistent LoS Management

Why it’s wrong: Breaking line of sight temporarily but then re-establishing it allows ghosts to maintain their accelerated speed.

Correct approach: Once you break LoS, keep it broken. Use obstacles and corners effectively.

Mistake #4: Poor Team Coordination

Why it’s wrong: Fast ghosts require coordinated team responses, especially when dealing with ghosts like Revenant that are attracted to noise.

Correct approach: Establish clear communication protocols and coordinate movements during hunts.

Mistake #5: Neglecting Sanity Management

Why it’s wrong: Low sanity not only increases hunt frequency but also directly affects the speed of ghosts like Moroi.

Correct approach: Prioritize sanity management throughout the investigation, not just when it gets low.

Platform-Specific Speed Considerations in 2026

PC vs. Console Differences

Movement Mechanics:

PC: More precise movement control, easier to break LoS
Console: Slightly less precise but more consistent movement patterns
VR: Different hitbox mechanics can affect LoS calculations

Performance Considerations:

Frame rate: Can affect perception of ghost movement speed
Input lag: More noticeable on console, affects reaction time
Field of view: Different settings can affect speed perception

Cross-Play Implications

Team Composition: Mixed teams may have different movement capabilities and reaction times.

Communication: Essential for coordinating responses to fast ghosts across different platforms.

Strategy Adaptation: May need to adjust strategies based on the mix of platforms in your team.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What is the fastest ghost in Phasmophobia?

The Moroi is currently the fastest ghost in Phasmophobia, capable of reaching speeds of 3.71 m/s when conditions are right. This occurs when the average team sanity is at its lowest (0-5%) and the ghost maintains continuous line of sight with a player.

Do all ghosts accelerate when they see you?

No, not all ghosts follow the standard line-of-sight acceleration rules. The exceptions are Thaye, Deogen, and Hantu, which have their own unique speed mechanics that don’t depend on line-of-sight acceleration.

How does Blood Moon affect ghost speeds?

During Blood Moon events, all ghosts receive a 15% speed increase regardless of their type or normal behavior. This applies to all movement speeds and cannot be counteracted by any equipment or strategy.

Can you outrun ghosts in Phasmophobia?

It depends on the ghost and conditions. Normal ghosts at base speed (1.7 m/s) can be outrun by sprinting (3.0 m/s), but you cannot outrun the fastest ghosts like Moroi (3.71 m/s) or even normal ghosts at maximum acceleration (2.8 m/s) for extended periods.

What affects ghost movement speed besides their type?

Several factors can affect ghost movement speed:

Line of sight: Most ghosts accelerate when they can see you
Breaker status: Affects Jinn’s speed
Temperature: Affects Hantu’s speed
Electronic equipment: Affects Raiju’s speed
Sanity levels: Affects Moroi’s speed
Distance from players: Affects Deogen’s speed
Game difficulty: Custom settings can modify base speeds
Blood Moon events: Universal 15% speed increase

How can you tell a ghost’s speed during a hunt?

You can determine a ghost’s speed by:

Listening to footsteps: Faster ghosts have quicker, more frequent footsteps
Using Sound Sensors: Place them strategically to monitor movement patterns
Observing chase behavior: How quickly the ghost closes distance
Timing movement: How long it takes to travel between known points

What’s the difference between normal and fast ghost acceleration?

Normal ghost acceleration follows a gradual increase over about 13 seconds when maintaining line of sight, reaching a maximum of 1.65× base speed. Fast ghosts have unique acceleration patterns that don’t follow this standard rule.

How does the Moroi’s speed work exactly?

The Moroi’s speed is directly tied to the average team sanity:

High sanity: 1.5 m/s base speed
Low sanity (0-5%): 2.25 m/s base speed
Maximum speed: 3.71 m/s with continuous LoS at lowest sanity The speed increases progressively as sanity drops, making sanity management crucial when dealing with Moroi.

What should you do if you encounter a fast ghost?

When facing a fast ghost:

Break line of sight immediately – Don’t try to outrun it
Find hiding spots – Use closets, lockers, or other hiding places
Use Incense – Tier 3 Incense can blind ghosts temporarily
Coordinate with team – Work together to manage the threat
Identify the ghost type – Apply specific strategies for that ghost

How does custom difficulty affect ghost speeds?

Custom difficulty settings can modify ghost base speeds:

100% speed: Standard game settings
150% speed: All ghosts move 50% faster
Other percentages: Scaled accordingly These modifications apply to all ghost types and stack with other speed modifiers like Blood Moon effects.

Conclusion: Mastering Ghost Speeds for Survival

Understanding ghost movement speeds in Phasmophobia isn’t just about memorizing numbers—it’s about developing a deeper understanding of the game’s mechanics and using that knowledge to survive. After reading this comprehensive guide, you now have the knowledge to:

Identify ghosts by their movement patterns
Apply specific survival strategies for each ghost type
Understand the various factors that affect ghost speeds
Make better decisions during high-pressure situations
Help your team survive even the most challenging encounters

Remember that the key to mastering Phasmophobia is practice and experience. Use this guide as a reference, but spend time in the game observing ghost behavior and refining your strategies. The more you play, the better you’ll become at recognizing different ghost types by their movement patterns and responding appropriately.

Final Pro Tips:

Always be prepared – Bring the right equipment for fast ghosts
Stay calm under pressure – Panic leads to poor decisions
Learn from each encounter – Every hunt is a learning opportunity
Share knowledge with your team – Help others understand ghost mechanics
Keep updated with game changes – Ghost mechanics can change with updates

Now that you’re armed with this comprehensive knowledge about Phasmophobia ghost movement speeds, it’s time to put it into practice. Get out there, ghost hunters, and show those spirits who’s boss!

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Bookmark this guide and share it with your ghost hunting team—the knowledge contained here could mean the difference between a successful investigation and becoming another ghost victim. Happy hunting, and stay safe out there!