Vitality

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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 ability to automatically regenerate vitality.
• Life Leech restores vitality by draining enemy vitality.

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 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.

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.

Vitality represents a character's health. If a party member's vitality reaches 0, the member dies and must be resurrected.