One warning about death, though. Dying is not an issue in this game, but dying several times in a short period can actually "ruin" your progression in skills, mainly in those you don't practice often (but should you neglect any skill?). If you like, to die is like loosing the skill progression from one game session (or a handul active days in game), at low level, so it's really nothing to worry about, except if you are bound to achieve anything in a limited time frame.

It's often better to wait for daytime, or even disconnect to reset timers, before trying and recovering your corpse(s), even if this means loosing the death bonus. If it's too hard, and would cost too many deaths, then just consider doing something else for a time. Tombstones don't despawn, after all. Feel free to take profit from being at a very low skill level, and experiment about corpse runs and making errors in the way.

Also, a useful death is a death that contributes to increase your gaming experience (how to not die often), so try to reflect on the circumstances, and pay attention to "details", next time. It's really a "get good" state of mind, but while keeping positive and cheerful. And don't despise you too much after dying miserably off a silly overlook.