Maximum Hit Points - Revision history

Ganado: Fixed "Double Redirect"

2011-03-02T03:15:18Z

Fixed "Double Redirect"

Ganado: Redirected to Hit Points - this whole page is redundant information

2011-03-02T02:59:27Z

Redirected to Hit Points - this whole page is redundant information

Ganado: wip - adding chart and other information that was originally in the "HP table" article

2011-03-01T23:00:26Z

wip - adding chart and other information that was originally in the "HP table" article

Ronillon: Add: Links

2010-12-21T22:42:43Z

Add: Links

Crysis at 13:28, 15 May 2010

2010-05-15T13:28:19Z

Izual: Created page with 'The base maximum hit points formula is 15+Strenght+(2*Endurance). Besides, you will get more hit points when you go up a level : The formula of hit points per level is (Endurancâ€¦'

2010-02-04T17:28:45Z

Created page with 'The base maximum hit points formula is 15+Strenght+(2*Endurance). Besides, you will get more hit points when you go up a level : The formula of hit points per level is (Endurancâ€¦'

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The base maximum hit points formula is 15+Strenght+(2*Endurance).

Besides, you will get more hit points when you go up a level : The formula of hit points per level is (Endurance/2)+2. As the number of hit points per level is rounded to the inferior, it is advised to have an even number in Endurance (2, 4, 6, 8, 10).

For more informations about hit points check out the '''[[Hit Point]]''' article.

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-The base maximum hit points formula is 15+[[Strength]]+(2*[[Endurance]]).
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-Besides, you will get more hit points when you go up a [[level]] : The formula of hit points per level is ([[Endurance]]/2)+2. As the number of hit points per level is rounded to the inferior, it is advised to have an even number in [[Endurance]] (2, 4, 6, 8, 10).
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-HP Table: (Assuming 5 Strength) <br>
-TO-DO: I will add the organized chart I have saved in a word document. --[[User:Ganado|Ganado]] 23:00, 1 March 2011 (UTC) <br>
-Each Strength point = 1 HP; add or subtract HP accordingly to if your Strength is higher than or lower than 5.
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-For more information about hit points check out the '''[[Hit Point]]''' article.

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	Besides, you will get more hit points when you go up a [[level]] : The formula of hit points per level is ([[Endurance]]/2)+2. As the number of hit points per level is rounded to the inferior, it is advised to have an even number in [[Endurance]] (2, 4, 6, 8, 10).		Besides, you will get more hit points when you go up a [[level]] : The formula of hit points per level is ([[Endurance]]/2)+2. As the number of hit points per level is rounded to the inferior, it is advised to have an even number in [[Endurance]] (2, 4, 6, 8, 10).

−	For more ~~informations~~ about hit points check out the '''[[Hit Point]]''' article.	+	HP Table: (Assuming 5 Strength) <br>
		+	TO-DO: I will add the organized chart I have saved in a word document. --[[User:Ganado\|Ganado]] 23:00, 1 March 2011 (UTC) <br>
		+	Each Strength point = 1 HP; add or subtract HP accordingly to if your Strength is higher than or lower than 5.
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		+	For more information about hit points check out the '''[[Hit Point]]''' article.

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-The base maximum hit points formula is 15+[[Strength]]+(2*Endurance).
+The base maximum hit points formula is 15+[[Strength]]+(2*[[Endurance]]).
-Besides, you will get more hit points when you go up a level : The formula of hit points per level is (Endurance/2)+2. As the number of hit points per level is rounded to the inferior, it is advised to have an even number in Endurance (2, 4, 6, 8, 10).
+Besides, you will get more hit points when you go up a [[level]] : The formula of hit points per level is ([[Endurance]]/2)+2. As the number of hit points per level is rounded to the inferior, it is advised to have an even number in [[Endurance]] (2, 4, 6, 8, 10).
 For more informations about hit points check out the '''[[Hit Point]]''' article.