HP

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CategoryCombat
Max Level100
Start Level10
XP to Max25,000,000

HP

Maximum health pool - determines how much damage you can take

HP determines your maximum health pool - how much damage you can take before being defeated. Unlike other combat skills, HP has no skill tree or unlocks; it simply increases your health as it levels. HP XP is gained passively whenever you earn combat XP from melee, ranged, or magic damage. HP also governs natural regeneration, which activates after 5 seconds of not taking damage or sprinting. Higher HP levels mean faster regeneration, scaling up to 5% of your max HP per second at level 100.

Health Pool Scaling

LevelHpNote
110
10100Starting HP (HP starts at level 10)
25250
50500
75750
1001000

HP Regeneration

Formula: (level / 100) * max_percent_per_second

Activates after 5s of:

  • No Damage Taken
  • Not Sprinting

Rate: 0.05%/sec (L1) to 5%/sec (L100)

LevelRegen PercentHp Per Sec At Max HpNote
10.050.5
100.51
251.254.1
502.513.8
753.7529.1
100550

Training Methods

Level RangeMethodXP/hr
1-100Train any combat skill - HP XP is gained automatically30% of combat XP rate

Tips

  • HP levels naturally as you train combat - no special effort needed
  • Training multiple combat styles (melee + ranged) levels HP faster
  • Regeneration only works out of combat - don't rely on it mid-fight
  • At high levels, regen is significant - wait for it between pulls
  • Food and potions are still essential for in-combat healing

XP Sources

Combat Xp Share

30% of combat skill XP (melee/ranged/magic) is also granted as HP XP

Rate: 30% of source XP

Source skills: melee, ranged, magic

HP XP is earned passively whenever you gain combat XP. This means HP levels naturally alongside your primary combat skill. Players who train multiple combat styles will level HP faster.

Mastery Reward

Immortal's Vitality

A subtle golden aura surrounds your character, pulsing with each heartbeat. When HP regeneration is active, visible golden particles flow toward you. The effect intensifies briefly when taking damage, showing your resilience.

Lore
The connection between combat experience and physical resilience has been understood since ancient times. Warriors who survive countless battles develop an almost supernatural toughness - their bodies adapting to absorb punishment that would fell lesser fighters. The old masters called it "battle tempering" - the gradual hardening of body and spirit through exposure to danger. Each wound survived, each near-death experience overcome, leaves the warrior stronger than before. The most seasoned veterans can shrug off blows that would kill a novice outright, their vitality a testament to years of mortal struggle.

Related Skills

SkillDefenseSkillAgilitySkillAlchemy