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Revision as of 21:29, November 26, 2021
Hit points (abbreviated HP) are a game mechanic and a stat in nearly every Final Fantasy game. They are a number that represents the status of a character's health. Whenever a character's HP is reduced to 0, they get KO'd, therefore ending the game and returning the player to the title screen.
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