DOS2:Vitality - Revision history

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Alex at 06:20, 20 February 2026

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Alex at 14:11, 6 February 2026

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	\|-\| Divinity: Original Sin II =		\|-\| Divinity: Original Sin II =
	'''Vitality''' represents a character's health. If a party member's vitality reaches 0, the ~~member~~ dies and must be resurrected.		'''Vitality''' represents a character's health. If a party member's vitality reaches 0, the character dies and must be resurrected.

	~~== How to increase max vitality ==~~

	~~== How to restore vitality ==~~

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	\|-\| Divinity: Original Sin =		\|-\| Divinity: Original Sin =
	'''Vitality''' represents a character's health. If a party member's vitality reaches 0, the ~~member~~ dies and must be resurrected.		'''Vitality''' represents a character's health. If a party member's vitality reaches 0, the character dies and must be resurrected.

	== How to increase max vitality ==		== How to increase max vitality ==
	* [[Constitution]] determines a character's vitality and ~~the~~ maximum number of [[~~Action Points~~]] ~~they can save during~~ combat.		* [[Constitution]] determines a character's vitality and their maximum number of [[action points]] in combat.

	== How to restore vitality==		== How to restore vitality==
	~~Vitality is restored through several options:~~		* Consumables such as potions and food
	* Consumables such as potions and food ~~can restore vitality.~~		* Sleeping
	* Sleeping ~~in a bed regenerates health.~~

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	== How to restore vitality ==		== How to restore vitality ==
	~~Vitality is restored through several options:~~		* Vitality automatically regenerates by walking around
	* Vitality automatically regenerates by walking around.		* Resting
	* Resting ~~restores vitality.~~		* Spells and potions
	* ~~Using spells or~~ potions ~~restores vitality.~~

	\|-\| Divinity II =		\|-\| Divinity II =
	'''Vitality''' is an attribute that represents the player character's general health and fitness. Increasing vitality ~~results in more hitpoints~~. When the player character levels up, they gain a stat point that can be assigned to vitality, [[spirit]], [[strength]], [[dexterity]] or [[intelligence]].		'''Vitality''' is an [[Attributes\|attribute]] that represents the player character's general health and fitness. Increasing vitality will increase hit points. When the player character levels up, they gain a stat point that can be assigned to vitality, [[spirit]], [[strength]], [[dexterity]] or [[intelligence]].

	~~== How to increase max vitality ==~~

	~~== How to restore vitality ==~~

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	== How to restore vitality ==		== How to restore vitality ==
	~~Vitality is restored through several options:~~
	* Sleeping in a bed restores vitality, [[stamina]] and [[mana]].		* Sleeping in a bed restores vitality, [[stamina]] and [[mana]].
	* [[Survivors Instinct (passive)]] grants the ability to automatically regenerate vitality.		* [[Survivors Instinct (passive)]] grants the ability to automatically regenerate vitality.
	* [[Life Leech]] restores vitality by draining enemy ~~vitality~~.		* [[Life Leech]] restores vitality by draining enemy health.

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Alex at 20:57, 30 March 2025

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Alex at 20:56, 30 March 2025

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	== How to restore vitality ==		== How to restore vitality ==

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	\|-\| Divinity: Original Sin =		\|-\| Divinity: Original Sin =
	'''Vitality''' represents a character's health. If a party member's vitality reaches 0, the member dies and must be resurrected.		'''Vitality''' represents a character's health. If a party member's vitality reaches 0, the member dies and must be resurrected.
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	* Sleeping in a bed regenerates health.		* Sleeping in a bed regenerates health.

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	\|-\| Beyond Divinity =		\|-\| Beyond Divinity =
	'''Vitality''' represents a character's health. If vitality drops to zero, the character dies.		'''Vitality''' represents a character's health. If vitality drops to zero, the character dies.
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	* [[Life Leech]] restores vitality by draining enemy vitality.		* [[Life Leech]] restores vitality by draining enemy vitality.

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Alex at 04:36, 30 March 2025

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	== How to restore vitality ==		== How to restore vitality ==

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	\|-\| Divinity: Original Sin =		\|-\| Divinity: Original Sin =
	'''Vitality''' represents a character's health. If a party member's vitality reaches 0, the member dies and must be resurrected.		'''Vitality''' represents a character's health. If a party member's vitality reaches 0, the member dies and must be resurrected.
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	* Sleeping in a bed regenerates health.		* Sleeping in a bed regenerates health.

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	\|-\| Beyond Divinity =		\|-\| Beyond Divinity =
	'''Vitality''' represents a character's health. If vitality drops to zero, the character dies.		'''Vitality''' represents a character's health. If vitality drops to zero, the character dies.
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	* [[Survivors Instinct (passive)]] grants the ability to automatically regenerate vitality.		* [[Survivors Instinct (passive)]] grants the ability to automatically regenerate vitality.
	* [[Life Leech]] restores vitality by draining enemy vitality.		* [[Life Leech]] restores vitality by draining enemy vitality.

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Alex at 19:43, 27 March 2025

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	\|-\| ~~Divine~~ Divinity =		\|-\| Divinity: Original Sin II =
	'''Vitality''' is the ~~amount of health~~ a character ~~has~~. If vitality ~~drops to~~ 0, the ~~character~~ dies.		'''Vitality''' represents a character's health. If a party member's vitality reaches 0, the member dies and must be resurrected.

			== How to increase max vitality ==

			== How to restore vitality ==

			\|-\| Divinity: Original Sin =
			'''Vitality''' represents a character's health. If a party member's vitality reaches 0, the member dies and must be resurrected.

	== ~~Factors affecting~~ vitality ==		== How to increase max vitality ==
	* [[~~Warrior~~]]s ~~have higher~~ vitality ~~than other classes.~~		* [[Constitution]] determines a character's vitality and the maximum number of [[Action Points]] they can save during combat.
	* [[~~Constitution~~]] ~~affects the player character's vitality and stamina~~.

	== ~~Regaining~~ vitality ==		== How to restore vitality==
	Vitality is restored through several options:		Vitality is restored through several options:
	* ~~Sleeping in a bed restores vitality, [[stamina]]~~ and ~~[[mana]].~~		* Consumables such as potions and food can restore vitality.
	* [[Survivors Instinct (passive)]] grants the ability to automatically regenerate vitality.		* Sleeping in a bed regenerates health.
	* ~~[[Life Leech]] restores vitality by draining enemy vitality.~~

	~~\|-\| Divinity II =~~
	~~'''Vitality''' is an attribute that represents the player character's general health and fitness. Increasing vitality results~~ in ~~more hitpoints. When the player character levels up, they gain~~ a ~~stat point that can be assigned to vitality, [[spirit]], [[strength]], [[dexterity]] or [[intelligence]]~~.

	\|-\| Beyond Divinity =		\|-\| Beyond Divinity =
	'''Vitality''' represents a character's health. If vitality drops to zero, the character dies.		'''Vitality''' represents a character's health. If vitality drops to zero, the character dies.

	== ~~Factors affecting~~ vitality ==		== How to increase max vitality ==
	* [[Constitution]] affects the player character's vitality, [[stamina]], and [[poison]] [[resistance]].		* [[Constitution]] affects the player character's vitality, [[stamina]], and [[poison]] [[resistance]].

	== ~~Regaining~~ vitality ==		== How to restore vitality ==
	Vitality is restored through several options:		Vitality is restored through several options:
	* Vitality automatically regenerates by walking around.		* Vitality automatically regenerates by walking around.
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	* Using spells or potions restores vitality.		* Using spells or potions restores vitality.

	\|-\| Divinity~~: Original Sin~~ =		\|-\| Divinity II =
	'''Vitality''' represents a character's health. If a ~~party member~~'s vitality ~~reaches~~ 0, the ~~member~~ dies ~~and must be resurrected~~.		'''Vitality''' is an attribute that represents the player character's general health and fitness. Increasing vitality results in more hitpoints. When the player character levels up, they gain a stat point that can be assigned to vitality, [[spirit]], [[strength]], [[dexterity]] or [[intelligence]].

			== How to increase max vitality ==

			== How to restore vitality ==

			\|-\| Divine Divinity =
			'''Vitality''' is the amount of health a character has. If vitality drops to 0, the character dies.

	== ~~Factors affecting~~ vitality ==		== How to increase max vitality ==
	* [[Constitution]] ~~determines a~~ character's vitality and ~~the maximum number of [[Action Points]] they can save during combat~~.		* [[Warrior]]s have higher vitality than other classes.
			* [[Constitution]] affects the player character's vitality and stamina.

	== ~~Regaining~~ vitality ==		== How to restore vitality ==
	Vitality is restored through several options:		Vitality is restored through several options:
	* Consumables such as potions and food can restore vitality.		* Sleeping in a bed restores vitality, [[stamina]] and [[mana]].
	* Sleeping in a bed ~~regenerates health~~.		* [[Survivors Instinct (passive)]] grants the ability to automatically regenerate vitality.
			* [[Life Leech]] restores vitality by draining enemy vitality.
	~~\|-\| Divinity: Original Sin II =~~
	~~'''Vitality''' represents a character's health. If a party member's~~ vitality ~~reaches 0, the member dies and must be resurrected~~.
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	[[Category:Gameplay mechanics]]		[[Category:Gameplay mechanics]]

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Alex: Created page with " |-| Divine Divinity = '''Vitality''' is the amount of health a character has. If vitality drops to 0, the character dies. == Factors affecting vitality == * Warriors have higher vitality than other classes. * Constitution affects the player character's vitality and stamina. == Regaining vitality == Vitality is restored through several options: * Sleeping in a bed restores vitality, stamina and mana. * Survivors Instinct (passive) grants the..."

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Created page with "<tabber> |-| Divine Divinity = '''Vitality''' is the amount of health a character has. If vitality drops to 0, the character dies. == Factors affecting vitality == * Warriors have higher vitality than other classes. * Constitution affects the player character's vitality and stamina. == Regaining vitality == Vitality is restored through several options: * Sleeping in a bed restores vitality, stamina and mana. * Survivors Instinct (passive) grants the..."

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|-| Divine Divinity =
'''Vitality''' is the amount of health a character has. If vitality drops to 0, the character dies.

== Factors affecting vitality ==
* [[Warrior]]s have higher vitality than other classes.
* [[Constitution]] affects the player character's vitality and stamina.

== Regaining vitality ==
Vitality is restored through several options:
* Sleeping in a bed restores vitality, [[stamina]] and [[mana]].
* [[Survivors Instinct (passive)]] grants the ability to automatically regenerate vitality.
* [[Life Leech]] restores vitality by draining enemy vitality.

|-| Divinity II =
'''Vitality''' is an attribute that represents the player character's general health and fitness. Increasing vitality results in more hitpoints. When the player character levels up, they gain a stat point that can be assigned to vitality, [[spirit]], [[strength]], [[dexterity]] or [[intelligence]].

|-| Beyond Divinity =
'''Vitality''' represents a character's health. If vitality drops to zero, the character dies.

== Factors affecting vitality ==
* [[Constitution]] affects the player character's vitality, [[stamina]], and [[poison]] [[resistance]].

== Regaining vitality ==
Vitality is restored through several options:
* Vitality automatically regenerates by walking around.
* Resting restores vitality.
* Using spells or potions restores vitality.

|-| Divinity: Original Sin =
'''Vitality''' represents a character's health. If a party member's vitality reaches 0, the member dies and must be resurrected.

== Factors affecting vitality ==
* [[Constitution]] determines a character's vitality and the maximum number of [[Action Points]] they can save during combat.

== Regaining vitality ==
Vitality is restored through several options:
* Consumables such as potions and food can restore vitality.
* Sleeping in a bed regenerates health.

|-| Divinity: Original Sin II =
'''Vitality''' represents a character's health. If a party member's vitality reaches 0, the member dies and must be resurrected.
</tabber>

[[Category:Gameplay mechanics]]