Stats & Mechanics
Paladin special ability — Divine Blessing
Learn how Divine Blessing heals the Paladin, how maximum HP affects the amount, and when automatic healing triggers.
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Quick answer
How much does the Paladin's special ability heal?
Divine Blessing heals 80% of your maximum HP, rounded to the nearest whole number and capped at your missing health. It has a 10-second cooldown during combat. With Auto Mode and automatic special abilities enabled, the Paladin waits until HP is at or below 40% before using it, provided the ability and attack are ready.
How Divine Blessing heals
The Paladin’s special ability, Divine Blessing, restores 80% of your maximum HP, rounded to the nearest whole number. Healing cannot take you above maximum HP:
HP restored = min(round(maximum HP × 0.8), missing HP)
With 1,000 maximum HP, the ability can restore up to 800 HP:
| HP before healing | HP restored | HP after healing |
|---|---|---|
| 100 | 800 | 900 |
| 200 | 800 | 1,000 |
| 400 | 600 | 1,000 |
The amount scales with your maximum HP, not your ATK or Vampirism. Divine Blessing heals you without dealing an attack hit.
Cooldown and automatic use
Divine Blessing is used during combat and has a 10-second cooldown. The cooldown resets when combat ends. Using it also starts your normal attack cooldown; if your attack is not ready when you press the ability, it queues until your attack is ready.
With Auto Mode and automatic special abilities enabled, the Paladin uses Divine Blessing at 40% HP or lower, once both the ability and attack are ready. The 40% threshold applies to automatic use; you can activate it manually at higher HP.
Tip: Healing at 20% HP or lower uses the full 80% heal, but waiting that long can be risky if the next enemy hit could defeat you. Heal earlier when you need to survive.
Divine Blessing and Paladin’s Heart
Divine Blessing is the Paladin class’s healing ability. Paladin’s Heart is a separate passive that reduces incoming enemy attack damage by 25%; see damage passives.