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| − | '''Hit Points''' (or '''HP''') define the amount of damage your character can take before dying.
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| − | When your hit points reach 0 or below, you fall on the ground knocked down, which means you can only whisper. While knocked down you are unable to do anything. When your HP goes to -20 you will die, but if not in combat, your HP will regenerate every 2 minutes allowing your character to stand back up when it reaches 1 or above. You can double the negative HP with Support Perk [[Dead Man Walking]].
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| − | == Hit Points Regeneration ==
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| − | You can get back your hit points using:
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| − | * Hit points regenerate by [[Healing Rate]] (not Chosen One)
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| − | * A [[stimpak]], [[Weak Healing Powder|weak healing powder]] or a [[Super Stimpak]], [[Blood Pack]], [[Hypo]]
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| − | * Your [[First Aid]] skill or [[Repair]] if you are [[Cyborg]]
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| − | * You can ask [[Wasteland Doctor]] to heal you for Free.
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| − | == Maximum Hit Points ==
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| − | sources of Maximum Hit Points:
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| − | *+150 base
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| − | *+1 per [[Endurance]] for levels till 18 level ([[Lifegiver]] +6 Endurance for HP calculation, capped at 20)
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| − | *-50 for [[Psycho]]
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| − | *+30 for each [[Armor Perks|Iron Skin]] Armor Perk
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| − | *+50 for [[Charisma]] Mastery(20CH)
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| − | *+10% for [[Good Natured]]
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| − | *+10% for each [[Nemean Armor]]
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| − | *+40 for [[War Event|Extra Hit Points Stat]]
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| − | *+20 for [[Danger Zone]] Melhior bonus
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| − | *+3% for each [[Leader]] Flag with vitality bonus
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| − | *+1 for [[Soldier]]
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| − | *-20 or +50 for each [[Random Boy]] roll
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| − | *+3 for each [[Charisma]] for [[Chosen One]]
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| − | *+15 for [[Gain Charisma]] for [[Chosen One]]
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| − | *-30% for [[Infantry]]
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| − | *+100% for [[Super Mutant]]
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| − | *-25% for 1260 [[Radiated]] Level
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| − | *set to 1 for 1799 [[Radiated]] Level
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| − | == Death ==
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| − | *Animals and robots die at 0 [[HP]].
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| − | *Humans die at -20 HP.
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| − | *[[PC|Players]] with [[Dead Man Walking]] die at -40 HP.
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| − | *Humans and players alike die when they are damaged by [[poison]] while at 1 HP or below.
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| − | When a player character dies, they're put on a 60-second timeout called replication. After the timeout, the dead character is revived at the nearest [[Respawn Point]].
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| − | If you die due to [[dynamite]] in your [[inventory]] exploding, your replication [[cooldown]] will be 8 minutes.
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| − | Dead players leave behind a corpse that contains all of their items. It despawns after 10 minutes, leaving behind a loot pile.
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| − | Scripted deaths add a 60-second revive cooldown on top of the replication timeout. Examples of "scripted deaths" include deaths related to failed quest states, <code>~suicide</code>, [[Cases#Mad Scientist Case|Mad Scientist Case]] failures, [[Special Cookie]] revenge kills, [[Vertibird]] crashes, and many dungeon-related scenarios, such as [[Vault 13]] killing all the players still inside when the door closes.
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