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'''Hit Points''' (abbreviated '''HP''') is a [[stat]] that represents a character or an enemy's health. It is featured in nearly every game of the ''[[Final Fantasy (franchise)|Final Fantasy]]'' franchise, ever since the [[Final Fantasy|first game]]. Whenever a character or enemy takes damage, whether in [[battle]] or on the [[world map]], their HP drops to a certain number. When a character's HP falls down to 0, it means they are [[KO]]'d and can no longer fight. If every [[party]] member's loses all of their HP, the result is a [[Game Over]]. | |||
HP can usually be restored with recovery items, namely [[Potion]]s or [[Hi-Potion]]s, or by using [[Cure]] and its upgrades, each restoring more HP than Cure itself — generally, [[Cura]] restores a lot of HP while [[Curaga]] (or [[Curaja]] in some games) restore all HP. Resting at an [[inn]] or using an [[Elixir]] fully restores a character's stats, which includes their HP. | |||
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Hit Points (abbreviated HP) is a stat that represents a character or an enemy's health. It is featured in nearly every game of the Final Fantasy franchise, ever since the first game. Whenever a character or enemy takes damage, whether in battle or on the world map, their HP drops to a certain number. When a character's HP falls down to 0, it means they are KO'd and can no longer fight. If every party member's loses all of their HP, the result is a Game Over.
HP can usually be restored with recovery items, namely Potions or Hi-Potions, or by using Cure and its upgrades, each restoring more HP than Cure itself — generally, Cura restores a lot of HP while Curaga (or Curaja in some games) restore all HP. Resting at an inn or using an Elixir fully restores a character's stats, which includes their HP.
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| Game mechanics |
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| Management |
| Dungeons • Gameplay modes (Difficulty · New Game +) • Gold • Shop • Save |
| Battle and story |
| Arena • Battle (Boss · Fixed encounter · Random encounter) • Chapter • Quest (Sidequest) • Treasure chest (Hidden treasure) |
| Stats |
| Hit Points (HP) • Magic Points (MP) • Agility (Agi) • Vitality (Vit) • Mind • Strength (Str) • Intelligence (Int) • Dexterity (Dex) • Weapon & Armor Proficiency • Class (Class change) |
| Commands |
| Attack • Auto-Battle • Dance/Sing • Death • Inventory (Equipment) • Abilities/Skills • Status effect • Talk • Limit Break • Summon |
| Calculations |
| Avoid • Critical hit • Element |
