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'''Cost:''' <br> | '''Cost:''' <br> | ||
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==General Description== | ==General Description== | ||
Fair warning, you can | Fair warning: if your Revitalize has a Mob Amount of 2, then even if you're undamaged and at maximum HP you will only be able to heal one person that isn't yourself! This of course changes if you use the [[Armor Link]] skill, but we feel it's an important detail to get out there. You are a priority for the heal that Revitalize provides! | ||
And as far as healing priority goes, currently the target that gets the heal from your Revitalize is just the player closest to you. So be you healer or fighter, try to keep this in mind and make sure that the most damaged player(s) are nearest to the healer(s)! | |||
If you have Revitalize, then it's important to understand that it has been balanced around the idea that it is mostly used to keep you ''yourself'' alive. At a high enough level it can heal many other people, but until you reach that point you and your party members should understand that there are some things Revitalize simply can't do at lower levels. | |||
That's what other sources of healing are for! | |||
==In-Game Description== | ==In-Game Description== | ||