In this Tribes of Midgard Healing Guide, we will guide you on healing yourself and recovering your health in the Tribes of Midgard. Being a combat-focused title, it is natural that you will take a lot of damage in the game and will need to heal quite often. If you do not heal yourself, you will die as well so you must know how you can heal yourself and survive longer in the game.
Healing Guide – Tribes of Midgard
Our Tribes of Midgard Healing Guide details everything that you need to know about healing in Tribes of Midgard.
How to Heal and Recover Health in Tribes of Midgard
Healing is crucial in Tribes of Midgard because the enemies often swarm you and you are trapped between them taking tons of damage before you manage to finally kill them. Once out of the battle, you must restore your health before you face the next enemies. For this very reason, you can use your health potions to regain some of the lost health. At a single time, you can carry three health potions with you. If you take too much damage, these three will not be enough for restoring your health to normal.
For expanding your pouch, what you can do is head to the Tinker in the village and upgrade your pouch. Upgrading your pouch will allow you to carry more health potions with you. If you are heading to the village, you do not necessarily have to use the healing potions to heal yourself. Simply ask the healer and he will deploy a healing totem that covers an area around it. It lasts for around two minutes, and it will heal you and your entire party back to full health.
If you are out in the wild and need to heal yourself without using your health potions, you can find and use Eir Effigies. These are located throughout the world at random locations however each one can only be used one time and after their first use, they cannot be used again. The map is procedurally generated so there is no way to point to their exact location each time.
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