How To Heal In Wo Long

Learn how to heal in Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty! Discover how Dragon Cure Pots work, how to refill them at Battle Flags, and how to increase their capacity and potency.

Hey there! So, you're diving into Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty and wondering about healing? It's super important, and honestly, the game can be a bit vague about it if you just blast through the tutorial. No worries, though – I've got your back. Let's break down how healing works so you can stay in the fight longer.

The main way to heal in Wo Long is by using your Dragon Cure Pots. You'll see the number you have available in the bottom left of your screen, right at the top of that diamond symbol. When you start any mission, you'll begin with the maximum number of these pots. As you use them, that count will obviously go down.

Now, here's the key part: you can't buy more Dragon Cure Pots, but you can refill them. How? By resting at a Battle Flag. When you rest at a flag, it'll also fully restore your HP, but remember, this brings all the enemies back too. So, if you're out exploring and want to keep your progress without a respawn, be mindful of that trade-off.

To actually use a Dragon Cure Pot and heal yourself, it's pretty simple: just press up on the d-pad. This will instantly give you a chunk of health back. It's important to know that it doesn't usually fill your entire health bar, so you might need to use a couple of them in quick succession to get back to full health.

Want to carry more pots or make them heal more? You can! To increase the number of Dragon Cure Pots you have, you'll need to find Dragon Vein Crystals, which are hidden throughout the missions. To make your pots heal more health per use, you'll be looking for Dragon Vein Essence. Both of these items are scattered around the game world, so keep your eyes peeled!

There's also a small chance that defeated enemies will drop Dragon Cure Pots, but don't count on it – it's pretty rare. So, make sure you loot every foe you take down, just in case!