Increase your character's health in Dragon's Dogma 2 (DD2) by leveling up and equipping health-boosting augments. See how to heal, increase and recover your character’s max health, and an explanation of the Health stat.
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Use curative items such as food, potions, and medicine to heal yourself. These items will be under the Curatives tab of your inventory.
Curatives range from herbs to finely crafted medicine called roborants, each healing varying amounts of health.
Some of these curatives also cleanse you from dangerous debilitations such as Blighted or Torched.
Powerful roborant can be made by combining herbs, dried food, and other materials. Dried food can be created with food items that ripen or age in your inventory.
The Pawns Command prompt at the bottom-left of the screen can be toggled to show inventory shortcuts instead.
Toggle the Pawn Command menu by holding LB (Xbox) or L1 (Playstation) and pressing the corresponding direction in the d-pad.
D-pad up will be the weakest health-restoring curative, and your D-pad down for the weakest stamina-restoring curative.
List of Controls and How to Change
Some vocations can heal themselves or other party members with magickal spells!
The Mage is the best support vocation for healing and clearing debilitations for the whole party. At the same time, the Magick Archer can also heal party members in a pinch by charging a Remedy Arrow.
However, the Sorcerer can only heal themselves with the Decanter skill by absorbing an enemy's health.
Best Vocations and Class Tier List
| All Healing Spells | ||
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| Skill | Vocation | Effect |
| Anodyne | Mage | Conjures a magickal curative sigil that recovers the health of the caster and their allies when in contact with it. |
| Argent Tonic | Mage | Fully and instantaneously recovers the Health of the caster or of a single ally. Does not recover the loss gauge. |
| Decanter | Sorcerer | Saps the target’s Health and grats it to the caster. The effect continues for as long as the spell is maintained, but the caster must remain stationary. |
| Remedy Arrow | Magick Archer | Looses an arrow blessed with magick that revives fallen pawns when fully charged. If loosed too early, the arrow will restore the Health of any allies it strikes. |
※ Each of these skills has advanced versions except for Anodyne.
The Sorcerer and Magick Archer can be unlocked by completing certain quests. The skills listed above are also unlocked by achieving certain ranks within that vocation.
How to Unlock All Vocations and Classes
Sleeping in an Inn, campsite, or in one of your purchased houses will also completely restore your character's health, including the Loss Gauge.
Resting in camps also has the advantage of having the opportunity to cook food for temporary buffs.
Since resting in inns costs money, you may consider buying houses in the Vernworth and Bakbattahl.
How to Get Houses and All Houses List
If you find yourself unable to heal past a certain point, your character has built up the Loss Gauge, which temporarily decreases your maximum health.
The easiest way to restore the Loss Gauge and heal to full health again is to rest in inns, a campsite, or in a house.
You can do an exploit by pausing the game right after receiving a fatal hit and using a curative item to prevent dying. While this keeps you from dying, you still build up the Loss Gauge and lose maximum health.
Each level-up increases your character's stats, including the base Health stat. However, each vocation receives different stat values depending on each vocation's stat growths.
The Warrior vocation boasts the most HP stat growth for each level up.
It's also possible to increase your character's health by learning and equipping the right Augments. These are unlocked by leveling a specific vocation, which you can then equip on any vocation afterward.
.In the previous game, the Vigilance augment increases your character's health by 100 and is unlocked by leveling up the Fighter vocation.
There are rings that can increase your maximum health. The Ring of Triumph and Ring of Exultation both increases your health by 100 points.
The Loss Gauge decreases your maximum health whenever you are hit or load the last save point after dying. You cannot heal past the Loss Gauge.
Restore your maximum health by resting in an inn, campsite, or house.
Powerful items such as a Wakestone or an Allheal Elixir also restores your maximum health, but it is only recommended to use these in difficult boss fights or during the Unmoored World Walkthrough end-game.
 Allheal Elixir |
A precious elixir, decocted to concentrate its curative elements. Consume it to recover Health and Stamina in full, and cure all current debilitations.
Weight: 0.20 kg |
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Allheal Elixir is an item that can cure all Debilitations and also recover your character's health and stamina to max. Allheal Elixirs are quite rare to find in the overworld, but you can buy it from Eldart's Apothecary in Sacred Arbor for 10000 G.
Allheal Elixir Location and Effect
 Panacea |
A tonic known to heal any and all ailments. Consume it to recover an astonishing amount of both Stamina and Health, and cure all current debilitations.
Weight: 0.10 kg |
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Panacea is an item that can cure all Debilitations and recover your health and stamina. It's a bit pricey for 5000 G each, but its effects will help you, especially in the endgame.
Panacea Location and Effect
All Roborant items can greatly recover your health or stamina, while also being easy to craft in the game. You can also buy these from merchants all over the world.
These items should help you during midgame to endgame!
Best Healing Items and Curatives List
 Stability Extract |
Reduces the chance of becoming afflicted with debilitations for a time. Weight: 0.25 kg |
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Stability Extract can reduce the chances of your characters getting a Debilitation. It's very useful in your adventures, especially when planning to fight a boss that can inflict Debilitations, like Chimera or Medusa.
Stability Extract Location and Effect
Health or HP is the stat that measures the Arisen and Pawn's ability to take damage and is represented by a green bar on the character interface. The higher your Health, the more damage you can take before dying or falling unconscious for Pawns.
The Health bar is further divided into White Health and the Loss Gauge.
White Health refers to the recoverable health that your character can recover through healing when your HP is lowered by taking damage.
The Loss Gauge is non-recoverable health, which you accumulate when getting hit or dying and loading from the last save point. This can only be removed by resting or using Wakestones or Allheal Elixirs.
Beginner's Guide: Tips and Tricks
How to Heal and Restore Max Health
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