Healing injuries w/o wasting potions

[petri]

Injuries ARE body part dependent -- attacks on torso have a chance of injuring the torso. Good torso armor piece protects from injuries, etc.

[badhabit]

Injuries ARE body part dependent -- attacks on torso have a chance of injuring the torso. Good torso armor piece protects from injuries, etc.

Thanks for clarifying this, also good to know that armor pieces protecting specific body parts.
How about the injury chance, how is the formula looking? Takes it damage amount into account?

[notreally]

Is there a logic behind which body part is hit? Like certain attacks or monsters hitting specific body parts. Or is it random?

[thufir]

There's really no way other than waiting a very, very long time for the effects to wear off if you want to avoid using a crystal/potion. Luckily there are nearly a hundred healing herbs in the game and many potions to find.

Do they actually ever wear off with time?

[Rithrin]

There's really no way other than waiting a very, very long time for the effects to wear off if you want to avoid using a crystal/potion. Luckily there are nearly a hundred healing herbs in the game and many potions to find.

Do they actually ever wear off with time?

So I just went back to check and I do not see anything about them wearing off over time. But, I did apply the patch which changed Vitality/Willpower descriptions, and am 90% sure that Vitality's description used to say that it increased a character's chance to recover from injuries.

[Vardis]

I thought it said something like "some harmful conditions" without specifically mentioning injuries. I thought it just meant poison or paralysis.