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...of hitpoints. '''Health''' is a need to be healthy, to regenerate as many hitpoints as possible. '''Satiation''' represents the need to fight hunger. Finally, /* a very basic healing that just maxes out the hitpoints */

* ",": bug (slow, few hitpoints, low food need, barely nutritious) * "d": dog (faster, more hitpoints, greater food need, quite nutritious)

* different types of wounds instead of plain hitpoints;

Large would determine its physical stats, like hitpoints. Vicious might be a modifier that makes it more likely to attack, or less ...fore damage can be taken to that part. Whenever a body component has zero hitpoints, the monster or player dies. I think this is a logical combat abstraction.

* HP/XP/HGR Support (HP - HitPoints (Health); XP - Experience (Needed To Level Up); HGR(Hunger))

...om" for a while if misbehaving. Your "wellness" is the closest analogue to hitpoints, in which your goal is to raise your wellness level enough so that you can

:* Dungeon and hitpoints are now displayed in the status bar.

Unlike most Roguelikes (where players are given a set amount of hitpoints/mana point) there is no upper limit to the amount of cells you can carry, t

* "h" are hitpoints items that improve your hitpoints stat. * "H" is a hitpoints artefacts.

Hunger provides another dimension of resource management. Like Hitpoints, Magic points, and Gold, Satiation is another resource that must be managed ...unger as a resource, as any resource which causes death on expiry (such as hitpoints) tends to be more carefully managed. However, Magic Points are another car

* Defence, the amount of damage you take and the amount of hitpoints you have (HP)

to the chest. It's just that, as long as he has hitpoints left, you'll

this method returns the entity's current hitpoints divided by its maximum hitpoints. This gives us a value from 0 and upwards:

# Update display of hitpoints

WEIGHT and VALUE for an item or HITPOINTS and ATTACK for a monster. This

lifetime, what it has cost the player. A few hitpoints? One-