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A human has about 80 to 100 Max Vitality, depending on their [[Job]]. | A human has about 80 to 100 Max Vitality, depending on their [[Job]]. The difference in Vitality between characters is minor, as most harmful afflictions reduce vitality as proportionate to the character's max vitality, rather than a flat value. | ||
Alien [[Creatures]] on Europa often have much more vitality than a human, up to 400. | Alien [[Creatures]] on Europa often have much more vitality than a human, up to 400. | ||
Revision as of 01:23, 1 December 2020
Vitality is the character's life pool. It is roughly representative of the durability of a character. When a character reaches 0 overall vitality, they become unconscious and eventually die.
Influencing Vitality
Many Afflictions lower vitality, often inflicted through various Weapons or Chemicals. Afflictions are usually cured with other chemicals, Medical Items, or simply over time.
Vigor dampens the effect of vitality penalties, effectively multiplying character health.
When a character reaches 0 overall vitality, they become unconscious, stop breathing, and eventually die. Unconscious characters can be resuscitated by treating their wounds and successful CPR or another means of restoring oxygen flow.
Limbs
All creatures have limbs, each with their own vitality. A human has 6 limbs - Left Arm, Right Arm, Left Leg, Right leg, the Torso, and the Head.
Creatures
A human has about 80 to 100 Max Vitality, depending on their Job. The difference in Vitality between characters is minor, as most harmful afflictions reduce vitality as proportionate to the character's max vitality, rather than a flat value.
Alien Creatures on Europa often have much more vitality than a human, up to 400.
Creatures will die upon reaching 0 vitality and can not be resuscitated.
