Healing - Revision history

imported>Jasperbear at 23:47, 7 April 2026

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	[[Category:Terminology]]		[[Category:Terminology]]
	The act of resting to regain [[HP]] and [[MP]]. Triggered by the [[Command/heal\|/heal]] command (or ~~other~~ ~~means~~, ~~depending~~ on ~~your method of game control~~ ~~input~~), this is the primary way to recover HP and MP between battles.		The act of resting to regain [[HP]] and [[MP]]. Triggered by the [[Command/heal\|/heal]] command (or the H key, * (Num Pad), L3), this is the primary way to recover HP and MP between battles.

			When using a key/button to heal, be sure that you have no target. Because that key/button doubles as the lock-on key/button.
	:''Healing is also a term used synonymously to mean [[:Category:Healing Magic\|curing]] (the act of restoring HP to yourself or party members through the use of [[Healing Magic]] or other means). To avoid confusion, many players typically refer to the /heal style of healing simply as "resting"''		:''Healing is also a term used synonymously to mean [[:Category:Healing Magic\|curing]] (the act of restoring HP to yourself or party members through the use of [[Healing Magic]] or other means). To avoid confusion, many players typically refer to the /heal style of healing simply as "resting"''

imported>4ryo49 at 03:40, 19 August 2025

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	== Enmity ==		== Enmity ==
	Healing draws a small amount of [[hate]] towards the player. This can cause monsters that your party has not built up a strong amount of enmity with (for example, monsters pulled via. a missed ranged attack) to target party members that are healing. It is therefore important that resting party members keep adequate distance from mobs to avoid pulling hate. However, it appears that healing does not generate additional enmity if the player has yet to take any direct aggressive action against the target (for example, a Beastmaster that has commanded a [[Pet]] to [[Fight]] and nothing else, can rest even within 30 yalms of the target without generating additional enmity, as Fight is not considered direct aggressive action).		Healing draws a small amount of [[hate]] towards the player. This can cause monsters that your party has not built up a strong amount of enmity with (for example, monsters pulled via. a missed ranged attack) to target party members that are healing. It is therefore important that resting party members keep adequate distance from mobs to avoid pulling hate.

	Additionally, any aggressive monsters will attack a detected resting player without regard for the character's level. For this reason it is important to choose a safe location to rest, even in areas where aggro would not typically be a problem due to level.		Additionally, any aggressive monsters will attack a detected resting player without regard for the character's level. For this reason it is important to choose a safe location to rest, even in areas where aggro would not typically be a problem due to level.

imported>4ryo49 at 06:13, 6 August 2025

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	== Enmity ==		== Enmity ==
	Healing draws a small amount of [[hate]] towards the player. This can cause monsters that your party has not built up a strong amount of enmity with (for example, monsters pulled via. a missed ranged attack) to target party members that are healing. It is therefore important that resting party members keep adequate distance from mobs to avoid pulling hate. However, it appears that healing does not generate additional enmity if the player has yet to take any direct aggressive action against the target (for example, a Beastmaster that has commanded a [[Pet]] to [[Fight]] and nothing else, can rest within 30 yalms of the target without generating additional enmity, as Fight is not considered direct aggressive action).		Healing draws a small amount of [[hate]] towards the player. This can cause monsters that your party has not built up a strong amount of enmity with (for example, monsters pulled via. a missed ranged attack) to target party members that are healing. It is therefore important that resting party members keep adequate distance from mobs to avoid pulling hate. However, it appears that healing does not generate additional enmity if the player has yet to take any direct aggressive action against the target (for example, a Beastmaster that has commanded a [[Pet]] to [[Fight]] and nothing else, can rest even within 30 yalms of the target without generating additional enmity, as Fight is not considered direct aggressive action).

	Additionally, any aggressive monsters will attack a detected resting player without regard for the character's level. For this reason it is important to choose a safe location to rest, even in areas where aggro would not typically be a problem due to level.		Additionally, any aggressive monsters will attack a detected resting player without regard for the character's level. For this reason it is important to choose a safe location to rest, even in areas where aggro would not typically be a problem due to level.

imported>4ryo49 at 23:16, 4 August 2025

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	== Enmity ==		== Enmity ==
	Healing draws a small amount of [[hate]] towards the player. This can cause monsters that your party has not built up a strong amount of enmity with (for example, monsters pulled via. a missed ranged attack) to target party members that are healing. It is therefore important that resting party members keep adequate distance from mobs to avoid pulling hate.		Healing draws a small amount of [[hate]] towards the player. This can cause monsters that your party has not built up a strong amount of enmity with (for example, monsters pulled via. a missed ranged attack) to target party members that are healing. It is therefore important that resting party members keep adequate distance from mobs to avoid pulling hate. However, it appears that healing does not generate additional enmity if the player has yet to take any direct aggressive action against the target (for example, a Beastmaster that has commanded a [[Pet]] to [[Fight]] and nothing else, can rest within 30 yalms of the target without generating additional enmity, as Fight is not considered direct aggressive action).

	Additionally, any aggressive monsters will attack a detected resting player without regard for the character's level. For this reason it is important to choose a safe location to rest, even in areas where aggro would not typically be a problem due to level.		Additionally, any aggressive monsters will attack a detected resting player without regard for the character's level. For this reason it is important to choose a safe location to rest, even in areas where aggro would not typically be a problem due to level.

imported>Pyrra0 at 22:22, 14 March 2024

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	== Healing error message ==		== Healing error message ==

			''You cannot use that command while healing.''

	== Enhancing this Effect ==		== Enhancing this Effect ==

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	:''Healing is also a term used synonymously to mean [[:Category:Healing Magic\|curing]] (the act of restoring HP to yourself or party members through the use of [[Healing Magic]] or other means). To avoid confusion, many players typically refer to the /heal style of healing simply as "resting"''		:''Healing is also a term used synonymously to mean [[:Category:Healing Magic\|curing]] (the act of restoring HP to yourself or party members through the use of [[Healing Magic]] or other means). To avoid confusion, many players typically refer to the /heal style of healing simply as "resting"''

	HP and MP recovery starts after 20 seconds of continuous resting, and is restored in blocks every 10 seconds thereafter (with the amount of HP and MP recovered with each block gradually increasing). While this process is taking place, the player cannot move or perform any actions; however, this process can be interrupted by any player action or enemy action on the player. Every time HP and MP is restored to the player, 10 [[TP]] are lost (this can be avoided by meeting certain conditions for the [[Signet]], [[Sanction]], or [[Sigil]] status effects).		HP and MP recovery starts after 20 seconds of continuous resting, and is restored in blocks every 10 seconds thereafter (with the amount of HP and MP recovered with each block gradually increasing). While this process is taking place, the player cannot move or perform any actions; however, this process can be interrupted by any player action or enemy action on the player. Every time HP and MP is restored to the player, 10 [[TP]] are lost (this can be avoided by meeting certain conditions for the [[Signet]], [[Sanction]], or [[Sigil]] status effects). If for some reason the player isn't visible, one way to check your status is by looking at your spell menu; while resting your magic spells, job abilities, weapon skills, mounts, and pet commands will be grayed out. You may still select your usable items in the items menu yet will receive the healing error message.

			== Healing error message ==


	== Enhancing this Effect ==		== Enhancing this Effect ==

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[[Category:Terminology]]
The act of resting to regain [[HP]] and [[MP]]. Triggered by the [[Command/heal|/heal]] command (or other means, depending on your method of game control input), this is the primary way to recover HP and MP between battles.
:''Healing is also a term used synonymously to mean [[:Category:Healing Magic|curing]] (the act of restoring HP to yourself or party members through the use of [[Healing Magic]] or other means). To avoid confusion, many players typically refer to the /heal style of healing simply as "resting"''

HP and MP recovery starts after 20 seconds of continuous resting, and is restored in blocks every 10 seconds thereafter (with the amount of HP and MP recovered with each block gradually increasing). While this process is taking place, the player cannot move or perform any actions; however, this process can be interrupted by any player action or enemy action on the player. Every time HP and MP is restored to the player, 10 [[TP]] are lost (this can be avoided by meeting certain conditions for the [[Signet]], [[Sanction]], or [[Sigil]] status effects).

== Enhancing this Effect ==
Various pieces of equipment will increase the amount of HP or MP restored while healing:
* [[HP Recovered While Healing]]
* [[MP Recovered While Healing]]
Additionally, the [[Clear Mind]] job trait will also enhance this effect.

== Limitations ==
There are several negative status effects that can prevent you from recovering HP or MP in this way:
*The [[Disease]] and [[Plague]] status effects prevent a player from recovering any HP or MP while healing.
*A character who is taking damage cannot heal and will have their healing interrupted.
**Damage can be through [[Damage Over Time]] spells (such as [[Poison (Status Effect)|Poison]], [[Dia (Status Effect)|Dia]], or [[Bio (Status Effect)|Bio]]), being hit by an enemy for more than 0 points of damage, or having a spell cast on them.
***[[Knockback]] does not interrupt the healing process if the damage that usually accompanies it is mitigated.
**[[Stoneskin]] will prevent this interruption if it absorbs all of the damage.
* Being the target of a non-damaging spell, such as [[Bind]], will interrupt the healing process. However, being in the [[Area of Effect]] of an analogous spell, such as [[Bindga]], will not interrupt healing.

== Enmity ==
Healing draws a small amount of [[hate]] towards the player. This can cause monsters that your party has not built up a strong amount of enmity with (for example, monsters pulled via. a missed ranged attack) to target party members that are healing. It is therefore important that resting party members keep adequate distance from mobs to avoid pulling hate.

Additionally, any aggressive monsters will attack a detected resting player without regard for the character's level. For this reason it is important to choose a safe location to rest, even in areas where aggro would not typically be a problem due to level.