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Revision as of 02:52, 23 November 2009
Main Page / Useful links for beginners / Characteristics / Body stamina
Body stamina reflects how much stamina you can have in your stamina bar and how much health you can have. It is represented by a green bar in the HUD and never is higher than your health.
Having higher stamina means you can take more damage before death, and do more fatiguing actions before becoming exhausted. Stamina is what you use for almost every action in Wurm. An action started with less than full stamina will take longer than if the stamina bar was filled.
Stamina Regeneration
Some actions take up more stamina than others, but stamina is regained according to your thirst and food bars.
- The water bar affects Stamina regen noticeably at 80%
- The food bar affects Stamina regen noticeably at 25%
Actions that ignore stamina
These actions require the same time at any stamina level. These actions typically don't reduce your stamina either.
- Fishing
- Botanizing
- Chopping up felled trees (drains stamina)
- Filleting meat/fish
- Flattening (drains stamina, aborts with no stamina)
- Foraging
- Mixing healing covers
- Praying
- Prospecting (drains stamina)
- Repairing
- Sowing (drains very little stamina)
- (more...)
Warning
If you run out of stamina while in the water, you will start to drown.
If you run out of stamina in combat it becomes very hard to escape.
