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Healing pills are available in all of the QFGs. They help to replenish
lost health points after a fairly unsuccessful fight with a monster or
some other type of painful activity. Fighters should keep many of these handy, while other character types need only a few.
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Vigor potion / pills
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Vigor, or stamina, pills and potions are available in every one
of the QFG games except for number IV. The water from the pool of peace
in QFG 3 acts as a vigor potion and can be stored in waterskins. Good for
when you get tired in the middle of a fight or competition, these are very
useful. A paladin should buy a bunch of these to power his abilities, and his healing power can be used rather than the potions.
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Mana potion / pills
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Mana, or magic, pills and potions can be found in all of the QFG
games. These are a must have for any wizard, for he will find himself defenseless
if his mana points run out. Though there aren't actually mana potions in
QFG IV, the fruit from Erana's Garden does the same thing and can be picked via the fetch spell once a day.
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Poison cure pills
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Poison cure pills are in only QFG 2,3, and 5. In QFG I there are
no poisonous monsters for the pills to protect against and in QFG IV the
river water in Erana's Garden cures poison. However, this water cannot
be carried with the hero.
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Undead unguent
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Found only in QFG I, this salve protects the user from the ghosts
in the grave yard and is used only in the quest given to you by Baba Yaga.
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Dispel potion
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And last, but most certainly not least, the famous dispel potion.
Used in each of the QFG games except for 4 and 5, the hero must always find
the ingredients that are needed to make it. Some how, these ingredients
are always different. To find out how to get the dispel potion ingredients in one of the QFG games, go to the astrologer.
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