Gameplay

Healing Potions

The red flask has saved more lives than any shield. But a hero's body is no bottomless barrel: gulped one after another, healing potions work worse and worse. Whoever hammers the key in a panic drinks half the belt for almost nothing. Whoever can wait three heartbeats walks out of the fight alive.

How it works

The first healing potion always heals at full strength.
Each next one drunk sooner than 3 seconds after the previous heals 30% less than the one before it.
The row goes 100% - 70% - 49% - 34% - 24% - 17% - 12%, then 10%, and a potion never falls below that tenth.
Three seconds without a healing potion - and the next one heals in full again.
The count runs from the last potion drunk: every new gulp starts the three seconds over.

Which potions tire

Only those that give life back:

Apple;
Small Healing Potion, Healing Potion, Large Healing Potion;
Elite Healing Potion;
Small Complex Potion, Complex Potion, Large Complex Potion - only the part that heals life weakens.

Mana potions, SD potions and Antidote are drunk as always: the count does not touch them.

What the screen shows

The cell of a healing potion tells you what to expect: it shows the percent the next gulp will heal and the time left until full strength. The number is gone - the potion heals in full again.

An example from a fight

A hero with 4897 life drinks three Large Healing Potions in a row without waiting. The first gives back 979 life, the second 685, the third 479. Three flasks gave what a little over two would have.

It only gets worse: the fourth in a row heals a third, the seventh an eighth. The belt empties and life barely moves.

Drinking wisely

Under a hail of blows the first two or three potions in a row are still worth their price. The fourth and fifth are not.
If there is room to fall back for three seconds - fall back. A step away is cheaper than five flasks.
The potions themselves are as strong as ever: Small gives back 10% of maximum life, the ordinary one 15%, Large 20%, Elite all of it. It is not the potion that tires, it is the one who drinks.
In a long fight with a boss the survivor is not the one with more flasks but the one who drinks them in time.

Updated: 13.10.2026