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* ''VideoGame/{{Transistor}}'': AllThereInTheScript, is that the Breach() passive's +20% boost to Turn() Planning Cost is actually just a +20, since that's the only effect that changes Red's maximum amount of that stat, and only one copy of every passive can be used, so being a fixed increase instead of a percentage multiplier is functionally the same in this case.
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* ''VideoGame/{{Fairyside}}'': Damage Multiplier can be upgrade in shops from the starting x1 all the way to x4.
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* ''VideoGame/{{Fairyside}}'': Damage Multiplier increases by 0.5 can be upgrade bought in shops to take it from the starting x1 all the way [[Cap to x4.x4]].
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* ''VideoGame/{{Fairyside}}'': Damage Multiplier can be upgrade in shops from the starting x1 all the way to x4.
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* ''VideoGame/{{Fairyside}}'': Damage Multiplier can be upgrade in shops from the starting x1 all the way to x4.
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* ''Literature/PrincessesOfThePizzaParlor'': In ''Princesses in the Darkest Depths'', when talking about how many [[spoiler:cookies]] has been made, the Batchwork feat and its TieredByName enhanced versions or replacements, first triples, then doubles production, along with a magical artifact:
--> '''Uncle:''' Well, normally it's one per hour, but I've got this feat, Batchwork, which ups that to three... [...] Plus Improved Batchwork, and Greater Improved Batchwork, to six and then twelve. [...] That item halves [[spoiler:the cooking]] time, or doubles production. Six the one and half-dozen the other.
--> '''Uncle:''' Well, normally it's one per hour, but I've got this feat, Batchwork, which ups that to three... [...] Plus Improved Batchwork, and Greater Improved Batchwork, to six and then twelve. [...] That item halves [[spoiler:the cooking]] time, or doubles production. Six the one and half-dozen the other.
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* ''VideoGame/ShantaeHalfGenieHero'': The Bikini Armor prevents half of all damage, a.k.a reduces the damage Shantae takes, by 50%.
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** SummonMagic attacks factor the target's maximum health into the damage calculation. They all have a base elemental power similar to regular [[MagicByAnyOtherName Psynergy]], but they're also guaranteed to hit your target for anywhere from 3%[[note]]the one-Djinni summons like Mars or Jupiter[[/note]] to 40%[[note]]Iris, received as a reward for defeating the game's strongest BonusBoss[[/note]] of their max HP.
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** SummonMagic attacks factor the target's maximum health into the damage calculation. They all have a base elemental power similar to regular [[MagicByAnyOtherName Psynergy]], but they're also guaranteed to hit your target for anywhere from 3%[[note]]the one-Djinni summons like Mars or Jupiter[[/note]] to 40%[[note]]Iris, received as a reward for defeating the game's strongest BonusBoss[[/note]] {{superboss}}[[/note]] of their max HP.
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* ''VideoGame/{{Parameters}}'': The BraggingRightsReward of the one-time square that allows you to double your attack power is unlocked... after you beat the FinalBoss. It's pretty much only useful for the only enemy left (which is the BonusBoss), and that's about it.
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* ''VideoGame/{{Parameters}}'': The BraggingRightsReward of the one-time square that allows you to double your attack power is unlocked... after you beat the FinalBoss. It's pretty much only useful for the only enemy left (which is the BonusBoss), a {{superboss}}), and that's about it.
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* ''VideoGame/TofuTowerNaka'': Traps deal 5% of Tofu's Maximum HitPoints when stepped on.
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** If a skill doesn't have a damage multiplier of 100%, its description will include First Aid Kits heal 50% HP.
** Aeyr's Applied Knowledge passive increases themultiplier.effectiveness of all healing items by 10%.
** Aeyr's Applied Knowledge passive increases the
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** The Unbroken condition confers a 10% reduction in stats and receive less ExperiencePoints from battles.
** If a skill doesn't have a damage multiplier of 100%, its description will include the multiplier.
** The Unbroken condition confers a 10% reduction in stats and receive less ExperiencePoints from battles.
** If a skill doesn't have a damage multiplier of 100%, its description will include the multiplier.
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** The "Forced Exchange" skill swaps the target's current HitPoints percentage with the caster's. In addition to its [[PercentDamageAttack offensive uses]], it's one of the few safe ways to heal an ally with the Decaying StatusAilment or another vulnerability to HealingHands.
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** The "Forced Exchange" skill swaps the target's current HitPoints percentage with the caster's. In addition to its [[PercentDamageAttack offensive uses]], it's one of the few safe ways to heal an ally with the Decaying StatusAilment or another vulnerability to AntiRegeneration, without HealingHands.
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* ''VideoGame/KnightsOfPenAndPaper'': One of the room items is a rug that gives you 30% more EXP at the cost of losing control of your characters, this works as well as it sounds since anything more then a single EliteMook will cause your characters to attack at random enemies, while they will all focus your tank when you're unable to heal besides regen.
* ''VideoGame/KnightsOfPenAndPaper2'': Some of the Sport Games room items have this effect:
** Bowling Set: Receive 5% more XP.
** Minigold Course: Battles won within the first round grant you 10% extra XP and gold.
* ''VideoGame/KnightsOfPenAndPaper2'': Some of the Sport Games room items have this effect:
** Bowling Set: Receive 5% more XP.
** Minigold Course: Battles won within the first round grant you 10% extra XP and gold.
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* The ''VideoGame/OfPenAndPaper'' series:
** ''VideoGame/KnightsOfPenAndPaper'': One of the room items is a rug that gives you 30% more EXP at the cost of losing control of your characters, this works as well as it sounds since anything more then a single EliteMook will cause your characters to attack at random enemies, while they will all focus your tank when you're unable to heal besides regen.
* ** ''VideoGame/KnightsOfPenAndPaper2'': Some of the Sport Games room items have this effect:
** *** Bowling Set: Receive 5% more XP.
** *** Minigold Course: Battles won within the first round grant you 10% extra XP and gold.
** ''VideoGame/KnightsOfPenAndPaper'': One of the room items is a rug that gives you 30% more EXP at the cost of losing control of your characters, this works as well as it sounds since anything more then a single EliteMook will cause your characters to attack at random enemies, while they will all focus your tank when you're unable to heal besides regen.
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* ''VideoGame/{{Parameters}}'': The BraggingRightsReward of the one-time square that allows you to double your attack power is unlocked... after you beat the FinalBoss. It's pretty much only useful for the only enemy left (which is the BonusBoss), and that's about it.
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* ''VideoGame/OracleOfAskigaga'':
** Potion: Restores 30% of an ally's health.
** Ether: Restores 30% of an ally's stamina.
** Hiroji's Disrupt skill:
---> Damages an enemy. Reduces DEF, WILL by 25% (1-3 turns). [Uses]/8 to evolve.
** Potion: Restores 30% of an ally's health.
** Ether: Restores 30% of an ally's stamina.
** Hiroji's Disrupt skill:
---> Damages an enemy. Reduces DEF, WILL by 25% (1-3 turns). [Uses]/8 to evolve.
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* The ''VideoGame/TalesSeries'' has all healing items heal based on percentage of the target's max HP[=/=][[{{Mana}} TP]]:
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* The ''VideoGame/TalesSeries'' ''VideoGame/TalesSeries'', such as ''VideoGame/TalesOfSymphonia'', has all healing items heal based on percentage of the target's max HP[=/=][[{{Mana}} TP]]:
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* ''VideoGame/KnightsOfPenAndPaper'': One of the room items is a rug that gives you 30% more EXP at the cost of losing control of your characters, this works as well as it sounds since anything more then a single EliteMook will cause your characters to attack at random enemies, while they will all focus your tank when you're unable to heal besides regen.
* ''VideoGame/KnightsOfPenAndPaper2'': Some of the Sport Games room items have this effect:
** Bowling Set: Receive 5% more XP.
** Minigold Course: Battles won within the first round grant you 10% extra XP and gold.
* ''VideoGame/KnightsOfPenAndPaper2'': Some of the Sport Games room items have this effect:
** Bowling Set: Receive 5% more XP.
** Minigold Course: Battles won within the first round grant you 10% extra XP and gold.
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* ''VideoGame/TheOther'' series: ''VideoGame/TheOtherAirisAdventure'' and ''VideoGame/TheOtherRosiesRoadOfLove'': Some items, such as:
** ''VideoGame/TheOtherAirisAdventure'': Life Potion: Recover one unconscious ally + 50% HP.
** Creme Brulee: Recover one unconscious ally + 20% HP.
** ''VideoGame/TheOtherAirisAdventure'': Life Potion: Recover one unconscious ally + 50% HP.
** Creme Brulee: Recover one unconscious ally + 20% HP.
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** ''VideoGame/EpicBattleFantasy1'':
*** Matt's various swords he can switch between, as said in their Help section, such as:
**** Devil's Sunrise:
:::::Atk -30%\\
Def +10%\\
Matk +10%\\
Mdef +10%
**** Blood Blade:
:::::Def +10%\\
Mdef +10%
*** In the items menu, it's said that:
**** Attack Potion:
-----> Boosts '''Attack''' by 50%
**** Magic Potion:
-----> Boosts '''Magic Power''' by 50%
*** Matt's various swords he can switch between, as said in their Help section, such as:
**** Devil's Sunrise:
:::::Atk -30%\\
Def +10%\\
Matk +10%\\
Mdef +10%
**** Blood Blade:
:::::Def +10%\\
Mdef +10%
*** In the items menu, it's said that:
**** Attack Potion:
-----> Boosts '''Attack''' by 50%
**** Magic Potion:
-----> Boosts '''Magic Power''' by 50%
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* ''VideoGame/BorderlandsThePreSequel'': DamageOverTime from being in a vacuum without oxygen is a percentage of maximum HitPoints per some time-step.
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* The ''VideoGame/{{Borderlands}}'' series: Over multiple games:
** ''VideoGame/Borderlands2'': features the RandomDropBooster, "Vault Hunter Relic" (a PreOrderBonus or Paid DLC) that gives a +5% chance of rare loot drops. Specifically, it makes White-tier loot more likely to become Green-tier loot.
** ''VideoGame/BorderlandsThePreSequel'': DamageOverTime from being in a vacuum without oxygen is a percentage of maximum HitPoints per sometime-step. time-step.
** ''VideoGame/Borderlands2'': features the RandomDropBooster, "Vault Hunter Relic" (a PreOrderBonus or Paid DLC) that gives a +5% chance of rare loot drops. Specifically, it makes White-tier loot more likely to become Green-tier loot.
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* Notably [[AvertedTrope averted]] by ''VideoGame/{{Overwatch}}'''s health packs, which differ from most FPS's packs in that they restore flat values of health, meaning they're more useful for [[FragileSpeedster low]]-[[SquishyWizard max]]-[[GlassCannon health]] heroes than their tankier counterparts because they restore a higher percentage of their health.
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* Notably [[AvertedTrope averted]] by ''VideoGame/{{Overwatch}}'''s health packs, which differ ''VideoGame/BorderlandsThePreSequel'': DamageOverTime from most FPS's packs being in that they restore flat values of health, meaning they're more useful for [[FragileSpeedster low]]-[[SquishyWizard max]]-[[GlassCannon health]] heroes than their tankier counterparts because they restore a higher vacuum without oxygen is a percentage of their health.maximum HitPoints per some time-step.
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* ''Literature/VainqueurTheDragon'': As said in the first chapter, the Noble class's Old Money skill:
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* ''VideoGame/{{Chantelise}}'': The game's use of EquipmentBasedProgression, which technically increases Elise's stats by a fixed value, but since there's no way to change her stats otherwise, items effectively give percentage increases to her stats, throughout the whole game.
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** 4[[superscript:th]] Edition introduces a "Healing Surge" mechanic, which can be cashed in under specific circumstances for a character to heal a base value of 25% of their HitPoints.
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*** Creatures take half the usual {{Hit Point|s}} damage from a damage type they have Resistance against. Third and Fourth editions use a fixed amount of DamageReduction instead, while editions older than thatused use variable percentage resistances (so you could find a magic item that gave you 15% resistance to fire damage, while a monster might have 75% resistance to lightning damage).damage).
*** The "Ray of Enfeeblement" spell causes the target to deal half the usual damage with Strength-based weapon attacks.
*** Creatures take half the usual {{Hit Point|s}} damage from a damage type they have Resistance against. Third and Fourth editions use a fixed amount of DamageReduction instead, while editions older than that
*** The "Ray of Enfeeblement" spell causes the target to deal half the usual damage with Strength-based weapon attacks.
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* ''VideoGame/DivinityOriginalSinII'':
** Elemental resistance reduces the damage a creature takes from that element by a given percent, which stacks additively from multiple sources. If a creature's resistance is greater than 100%, they're healed by that damage type instead.
** The "Forced Exchange" skill swaps the target's current HitPoints percentage with the caster's. In addition to its [[PercentDamageAttack offensive uses]], it's one of the few safe ways to heal an ally with the Decaying StatusAilment or another vulnerability to HealingHands.
** Resurrection scrolls and the "Comeback Kid" talent both revive a dead PlayerCharacter with 20% of their maximum hit points. The "Morning Person" talent boosts this to 100%.
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* ''VideoGame/DivinityOriginalSinII'':
** Elemental resistance reduces the damage a creature takes from that element by a given percent, which stacks additively from multiple sources. If a creature's resistance is greater than 100%, they're healed by that damage type instead.
** The "Forced Exchange" skill swaps the target's current HitPoints percentage with the caster's. In addition to its [[PercentDamageAttack offensive uses]], it's one of the few safe ways to heal an ally with the Decaying StatusAilment or another vulnerability to HealingHands.
** Resurrection scrolls and the "Comeback Kid" talent both revive a dead PlayerCharacter with 20% of their maximum hit points. The "Morning Person" talent boosts this to 100%.
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* ''VideoGame/BlackAndWhite 2'': Several buildings have a percent-based bonus on the quantity of food, wood, or ore gathered by workers, which diminishes with the building's distance from the resource and the storehouse. Some, like the University, have a percent-based bonus on those bonuses.
* ''VideoGame/{{Pharaoh}}'': Tax rates can only be set as a percentageonly.of income.
* ''VideoGame/{{Pharaoh}}'': Tax rates can only be set as a percentage
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* ''VideoGame/BornUnderTheRain'': The potions, with the percent being 100%. A HealingPotion "Fully heals an ally.", while a ManaPotion "Fully restores an ally's MP."
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* Notably averted by ''VideoGame/{{Overwatch}}'''s health packs, which differ from most FPS's packs in that they restore flat values of health, meaning they're more useful for [[FragileSpeedster low]]-[[SquishyWizard max]]-[[GlassCannon health]] heroes than their tankier counterparts because they restore a higher percentage of their health.
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* Notably averted by ''VideoGame/{{Overwatch}}'''s health packs, which differ from most FPS's packs in that they restore flat values of health, meaning they're more useful for [[FragileSpeedster low]]-[[SquishyWizard max]]-[[GlassCannon health]] heroes than their tankier counterparts because they restore a higher percentage of their health.
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* ''VideoGame/GoldenSun'':
** Every restorative Djinni works off of a percentage. Spring heals someone for 70% of their max HP, Spark may revive someone at 60% of their max HP, and Wisp restores 10% of everyone's max PP, among many others.
** All stat buffs and debuffs that affect attack, defense, and agility also operate on percentages. The Impact spell increases someone's attack rating by 25%, while the Mercury Djinni Foam will cut all enemies' agility in half.
** SummonMagic attacks factor the target's maximum health into the damage calculation. They all have a base elemental power similar to regular [[MagicByAnyOtherName Psynergy]], but they're also guaranteed to hit your target for anywhere from 3%[[note]]the one-Djinni summons like Mars or Jupiter[[/note]] to 40%[[note]]Iris, received as a reward for defeating the game's strongest BonusBoss[[/note]] of their max HP.
** Every restorative Djinni works off of a percentage. Spring heals someone for 70% of their max HP, Spark may revive someone at 60% of their max HP, and Wisp restores 10% of everyone's max PP, among many others.
** All stat buffs and debuffs that affect attack, defense, and agility also operate on percentages. The Impact spell increases someone's attack rating by 25%, while the Mercury Djinni Foam will cut all enemies' agility in half.
** SummonMagic attacks factor the target's maximum health into the damage calculation. They all have a base elemental power similar to regular [[MagicByAnyOtherName Psynergy]], but they're also guaranteed to hit your target for anywhere from 3%[[note]]the one-Djinni summons like Mars or Jupiter[[/note]] to 40%[[note]]Iris, received as a reward for defeating the game's strongest BonusBoss[[/note]] of their max HP.
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One of the RolePlayingGame tropes.
Some items' effects are based on a set numerical value. This is when they're based on a percentage, like when an item heals 50% of someone's maximum HitPoints.
Usually, revival items also restore a character's hit points by a set percentage.
And items that fully heal a character would count as this, with the percentage being 100%. Also, if an item heals a character by the {{Cap}} of a certain value, that's count as this trope, even though it's not a stated percentage, since it would count as 100% healing.
Despite all the talk about healing items, buffs and debuffs would count as well, such as MetaPowerUp and its sub-tropes.
An effect that happens under some percent of health would be CriticalStatusBuff, not this trope, since a value based on a percentage is not a part of that.
This trope covers DamageOverTime that bases itself on percentages of the afllicted's maximum HitPoints.
SuperTrope of PercentDamageAttack, which is this but for attacks that base its percentages on a target's current HitPoints.
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* ''VideoGame/CrossCode'': All of the consumable items have an effect that's expressed in the form of a percentage. For example:
** The Chef Sandwich will restore half of Lea's HP.
** The Chili Dog will temporarily increase Lea's Attack and Focus stats by 15% each.
* ''VideoGame/HonkaiImpact3rd'': With certain exceptions, many attacks - whether normal ones, weapon skills or [[LimitBreak Ultimate Skills]] - go by a percentage of the user's Attack stat.
* ''VideoGame/TitanQuest'': Boosts to stats from items, can be based on percentage of the character's initial value of that stat, like a 9% Strength boost.
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* The ''VideoGame/BoxxyQuest'' series: The Virus condition does [1% of Max Health] of DamageOverTime every 3 steps, when out of battle:
** ''VideoGame/BoxxyQuestTheShiftedSpires''
** ''VideoGame/BoxxyQuestTheGatheringStorm''
* ''VideoGame/EpicBattleFantasy'': In multiple games:
** ''VideoGame/EpicBattleFantasy4'': For equipment's effect on stats, and after the Battle Mountain update, some healing items' effects. For example, this piece of equipment: Flower Pot: At level 1, it boosts physical and magic defenses by 5%, and stops 10% of Thunder and Earth, damage.
*** Healing items:
**** Crisps: Heals all living party members for 25% of their max HP.
**** Chips: Heals all living party members for 50% of their max HP.
** ''VideoGame/EpicBattleFantasy5'': All healing items, and the buff and debuff statuses. The listed values are the base, which can be boosted with certain equipment, which also increase their wearer's abilities by percentages:
*** Healing Items: Such as Pumpkin: "Heals an ally for 300 HP, or 20% of their max HP. Whichever is higher."
*** Status Buff items: Such as Beer: Buffs an ally's attack by 60%.
*** Equipment: Such as Fusion Blade: At level 1, it boosts Physical and Magic attack by 15%, and blocks 10% of Bomb, Fire, and Bio damage.
* ''VideoGame/EternalSeniaHydrangeaAfterTheRain'': Multiple skills:
** Phantom Strike variants:
*** Mana Economy is a ReducedManaCost ability that removes the mana cost of the skill.
*** Phantom Lightning gives double damage for the skill if it's used to dodge an attack.
*** Infinite Phantom removes the {{cooldown}} of the skill.
** The Continuous Tear version of Lightning Tear, "Leaves a whirlwind that inflicts 8 x 30% dmg/s for 15s. Increased cooldown."
** The Fairy Helper skill variants, as a base, restores 30% of Senia's HitPoints when used:
*** "Fairy Strike" sacrifices that base, for the Little Fairy to [[UseYourHead Headbutt]] enemies for 3000% some combination of base, and sword damage.
*** The "Elixir of Perseverance" adds an effect to cut damage taken, by "25% for 10 s"
** Eternal Awakening's Eternal Barrier variant reduces the damage of the next blow received by 75%.
* ''Franchise/FinalFantasy'': Across multiple entries of the series:
** The recurring Ultima Weapon, from the third game onwards, and extending to the remakes of the first and second, is a special sword that deals damage proportionate to how much health you have remaining. When you're topped up, it's by far the most powerful weapon in the game. When you're low on health, it does piddling damage.
** In ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyVI'', the Step Mine spell deals damage equal to 3.1% of the total steps your party has taken throughout the game, up to 9999 HP. Furthermore, its MP cost is also equal to 3.33% of the number of minutes you've been playing the game, up to a maximum of 255 MP.
* ''VideoGame/TheHauntedRuins'': From the manual given on the game's page:
** Meat: Restores 1/4 "HP."
** Magic Meat: Restores 1/4 "MP."
** The Recov spell: "Restores 1/2 "HP."
** The Boost spell: "Increases power of next attack by 3x."
** Poison: "When poisoned, you will lose 10% "HP" with each step."
** "When HP goes to zero, you lose half your money."
* ''VideoGame/JimmyAndThePulsatingMass'': Multiple:
** The Ants on a Log restore "50% of max HP".
** Buck's Nerd Bash skills, are presumably basing their percentages off the standard Attack commands:
*** Bully does 150% physical damage
*** Mag Combo does "300% physical damage", with a "two-turn cooldown".
*** Inner Rage boosts the ATK stat by 50%, while removing player control of Buck.
* ''VideoGame/{{Pokemon}}'':
** ''VideoGame/PokemonRedAndBlue'': The move, Softboiled, can be used out of battle to transfer 20% of the user's Max HP to another Pokemon.
** Starting from ''VideoGame/PokemonGoldAndSilver'', "Pokerus" that doubles EV gain, infects multiple Pokemon, and goes away at midnight.
* ''VideoGame/RemnantsOfIsolation'': In the Deluxe version, Healing Liquids are described as:
--> Recovers 40% HP to a single character.
* ''Franchise/ShinMegamiTensei'': Multiple:
** From the very first game, Life Stones recover 30% of the user's total health.
** In most games, physical skills require a percentage of HP as their cost. This can be a double-edged sword; on the one hand, the more your health increases the more the cost increases. On the other hand, you can use extremely powerful skills right from the beginning of the game (on NewGamePlus).
* The ''VideoGame/TalesSeries'' has all healing items heal based on percentage of the target's max HP[=/=][[{{Mana}} TP]]:
** Apple Gels heal 30% of the target's max HP.
** Orange Gels heal 30% of the target's max TP.
** Melange Gels heal 30% of the target's max HP and TP.
** Lemon Gels heal 60% of the target's max HP.
** Pineapple Gels heal 60% of the target's max TP.
** Miracle Gels heal 60% of the target's max HP and TP.
* ''VideoGame/WeirdAndUnfortunateThingsAreHappening'': The health recovery consumables, but they also have a fixed component as well:
** Health Drink: "Heals 15% of health +30."
** Med-Kit: "Heals 30% of health +60."
** Stellar Vial: "Heals 25% of health +50 to your entire party."
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* ''VideoGame/{{Elsword}}'': the damage of both normal attacks and offensive skills tend to use a percentage (often more than 100%) of the value of either Physical Attack stat or Magical Attack stat depending on the kind of attack used.
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* ''VideoGame/{{Pharaoh}}'': Tax rates can only be set as a percentage only.
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[[folder:Puzzle Games]]
* ''VideoGame/GemsOfWar'': Spells' numerical effects are sometimes based on a percentage of certain stats, rounded down. For example, the Widow Queen's spell does damage of [(Magic / 2) + (Sacrificed Troop's Life / 3) + 1].
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* In ''VideoGame/{{Warframe}}'', mods apply a percentage increase (or decrease) in the stat they modify. For instance, the Serration mod provides a 200% increase to a rifle's damage at max rank. These effects can stack additively or multiplicatively depending on the type of mod. The effects of mods that affect a Warframe's Ability Strength, Ability Duration, Ability Deficiency, and Ability Range are displayed as percentage values in the Arsenal.
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!!Non-VideoGame Examples:
[[folder:Tabletop Games]]
* ''TabletopGame/DungeonsAndDragons'': Multiple:
** Early editions of Advanced D&D:
*** The Ray of Enfeeblement spell reduces the target's Strength by 25% plus 2% per caster level over three. It is not explained in the spell description what happens if a creature loses a percentage of one point of strength (presumably it would be rounded up or down as appropriate).
*** When someone wears a vampiric Ring of Regeneration and harms an opponent in hand-to-hand combat, the ring restores HitPoints of damage taken by the wearer equal to half (50%) of the damage they inflict on the opponent.
*** A Ring of Spell Turning can [[AttackReflector reflect]] a percentage of any spell used against the wearer. The greater the percentage reflected, the better the wearer's saving throw against the spell.
*** ''Deities & Demigods Cyclopedia'':
**** "Arthurian Heroes" section. King Arthur's sword Excalibur has a scabbard that causes all thrusting and slashing attacks against Arthur to do only 50% of normal damage.
**** The Celtic deity Manannan Mac Lir has a trident that causes damage equal to 25% of the target's maximum HitPoints by touch. The magic item known as the Tathlum does damage equal to 25% of the target's maximum HitPoints normally and 50% if the target is a relative of the person whose head was used to create the Tathlum.
**** Myth/ClassicalMythology. The touch of the goddess Tyche does damage equal to 50% of the target's maximum HitPoints.
**** Japanese mythology. The deity Daikoku has a mallet that shrinks the target it hits to 50% of its normal size. Anyone attacking the deity Ebisu hits only 50% as often as they should and does only 50% of normal damage when they do hit.
**** Melnibonean mythos. The magical sword Stormbringer drains 50% of the target's {{Character Level}}s if the target makes its saving throw.
**** Sumerian mythos. If the deity Ki gives the "luck of the gods" to someone, that person will only take 50% of normal damage from attacks. If Ki is forced into combat herself, she also only takes 50% of normal damage from attacks.
** 4[[superscript:th]] Edition introduces a "Healing Surge" mechanic, which can be cashed in under specific circumstances for a character to heal a base value of 25% of their HitPoints.
** Starting in 4[[superscript:th]] Edition, a full night's rest goes from healing a set amount of HitPoints to completely replenishing the character's HP.
** In 5[[superscript:th]] Edition, creatures take half the usual {{Hit Point|s}} damage from a damage type they have Resistance against. Previous editions use a fixed amount of DamageReduction instead.
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One of the RolePlayingGame tropes.
Some items' effects are based on a set numerical value. This is when they're based on a percentage, like when an item heals 50% of someone's maximum HitPoints.
Usually, revival items also restore a character's hit points by a set percentage.
And items that fully heal a character would count as this, with the percentage being 100%. Also, if an item heals a character by the {{Cap}} of a certain value, that's count as this trope, even though it's not a stated percentage, since it would count as 100% healing.
Despite all the talk about healing items, buffs and debuffs would count as well, such as MetaPowerUp and its sub-tropes.
An effect that happens under some percent of health would be CriticalStatusBuff, not this trope, since a value based on a percentage is not a part of that.
This trope covers DamageOverTime that bases itself on percentages of the afllicted's maximum HitPoints.
SuperTrope of PercentDamageAttack, which is this but for attacks that base its percentages on a target's current HitPoints.
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!!VideoGame Examples:
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* ''VideoGame/CrossCode'': All of the consumable items have an effect that's expressed in the form of a percentage. For example:
** The Chef Sandwich will restore half of Lea's HP.
** The Chili Dog will temporarily increase Lea's Attack and Focus stats by 15% each.
* ''VideoGame/HonkaiImpact3rd'': With certain exceptions, many attacks - whether normal ones, weapon skills or [[LimitBreak Ultimate Skills]] - go by a percentage of the user's Attack stat.
* ''VideoGame/TitanQuest'': Boosts to stats from items, can be based on percentage of the character's initial value of that stat, like a 9% Strength boost.
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[[folder:Eastern RPG]]
* The ''VideoGame/BoxxyQuest'' series: The Virus condition does [1% of Max Health] of DamageOverTime every 3 steps, when out of battle:
** ''VideoGame/BoxxyQuestTheShiftedSpires''
** ''VideoGame/BoxxyQuestTheGatheringStorm''
* ''VideoGame/EpicBattleFantasy'': In multiple games:
** ''VideoGame/EpicBattleFantasy4'': For equipment's effect on stats, and after the Battle Mountain update, some healing items' effects. For example, this piece of equipment: Flower Pot: At level 1, it boosts physical and magic defenses by 5%, and stops 10% of Thunder and Earth, damage.
*** Healing items:
**** Crisps: Heals all living party members for 25% of their max HP.
**** Chips: Heals all living party members for 50% of their max HP.
** ''VideoGame/EpicBattleFantasy5'': All healing items, and the buff and debuff statuses. The listed values are the base, which can be boosted with certain equipment, which also increase their wearer's abilities by percentages:
*** Healing Items: Such as Pumpkin: "Heals an ally for 300 HP, or 20% of their max HP. Whichever is higher."
*** Status Buff items: Such as Beer: Buffs an ally's attack by 60%.
*** Equipment: Such as Fusion Blade: At level 1, it boosts Physical and Magic attack by 15%, and blocks 10% of Bomb, Fire, and Bio damage.
* ''VideoGame/EternalSeniaHydrangeaAfterTheRain'': Multiple skills:
** Phantom Strike variants:
*** Mana Economy is a ReducedManaCost ability that removes the mana cost of the skill.
*** Phantom Lightning gives double damage for the skill if it's used to dodge an attack.
*** Infinite Phantom removes the {{cooldown}} of the skill.
** The Continuous Tear version of Lightning Tear, "Leaves a whirlwind that inflicts 8 x 30% dmg/s for 15s. Increased cooldown."
** The Fairy Helper skill variants, as a base, restores 30% of Senia's HitPoints when used:
*** "Fairy Strike" sacrifices that base, for the Little Fairy to [[UseYourHead Headbutt]] enemies for 3000% some combination of base, and sword damage.
*** The "Elixir of Perseverance" adds an effect to cut damage taken, by "25% for 10 s"
** Eternal Awakening's Eternal Barrier variant reduces the damage of the next blow received by 75%.
* ''Franchise/FinalFantasy'': Across multiple entries of the series:
** The recurring Ultima Weapon, from the third game onwards, and extending to the remakes of the first and second, is a special sword that deals damage proportionate to how much health you have remaining. When you're topped up, it's by far the most powerful weapon in the game. When you're low on health, it does piddling damage.
** In ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyVI'', the Step Mine spell deals damage equal to 3.1% of the total steps your party has taken throughout the game, up to 9999 HP. Furthermore, its MP cost is also equal to 3.33% of the number of minutes you've been playing the game, up to a maximum of 255 MP.
* ''VideoGame/TheHauntedRuins'': From the manual given on the game's page:
** Meat: Restores 1/4 "HP."
** Magic Meat: Restores 1/4 "MP."
** The Recov spell: "Restores 1/2 "HP."
** The Boost spell: "Increases power of next attack by 3x."
** Poison: "When poisoned, you will lose 10% "HP" with each step."
** "When HP goes to zero, you lose half your money."
* ''VideoGame/JimmyAndThePulsatingMass'': Multiple:
** The Ants on a Log restore "50% of max HP".
** Buck's Nerd Bash skills, are presumably basing their percentages off the standard Attack commands:
*** Bully does 150% physical damage
*** Mag Combo does "300% physical damage", with a "two-turn cooldown".
*** Inner Rage boosts the ATK stat by 50%, while removing player control of Buck.
* ''VideoGame/{{Pokemon}}'':
** ''VideoGame/PokemonRedAndBlue'': The move, Softboiled, can be used out of battle to transfer 20% of the user's Max HP to another Pokemon.
** Starting from ''VideoGame/PokemonGoldAndSilver'', "Pokerus" that doubles EV gain, infects multiple Pokemon, and goes away at midnight.
* ''VideoGame/RemnantsOfIsolation'': In the Deluxe version, Healing Liquids are described as:
--> Recovers 40% HP to a single character.
* ''Franchise/ShinMegamiTensei'': Multiple:
** From the very first game, Life Stones recover 30% of the user's total health.
** In most games, physical skills require a percentage of HP as their cost. This can be a double-edged sword; on the one hand, the more your health increases the more the cost increases. On the other hand, you can use extremely powerful skills right from the beginning of the game (on NewGamePlus).
* The ''VideoGame/TalesSeries'' has all healing items heal based on percentage of the target's max HP[=/=][[{{Mana}} TP]]:
** Apple Gels heal 30% of the target's max HP.
** Orange Gels heal 30% of the target's max TP.
** Melange Gels heal 30% of the target's max HP and TP.
** Lemon Gels heal 60% of the target's max HP.
** Pineapple Gels heal 60% of the target's max TP.
** Miracle Gels heal 60% of the target's max HP and TP.
* ''VideoGame/WeirdAndUnfortunateThingsAreHappening'': The health recovery consumables, but they also have a fixed component as well:
** Health Drink: "Heals 15% of health +30."
** Med-Kit: "Heals 30% of health +60."
** Stellar Vial: "Heals 25% of health +50 to your entire party."
[[/folder]]
[[folder:Massively Multiplayer Online Roleplaying Game]]
* ''VideoGame/{{Elsword}}'': the damage of both normal attacks and offensive skills tend to use a percentage (often more than 100%) of the value of either Physical Attack stat or Magical Attack stat depending on the kind of attack used.
[[/folder]]
[[folder:Simulation Game]]
* ''VideoGame/{{Pharaoh}}'': Tax rates can only be set as a percentage only.
[[/folder]]
[[folder:Puzzle Games]]
* ''VideoGame/GemsOfWar'': Spells' numerical effects are sometimes based on a percentage of certain stats, rounded down. For example, the Widow Queen's spell does damage of [(Magic / 2) + (Sacrificed Troop's Life / 3) + 1].
[[/folder]]
[[folder:Third-Person Shooter]]
* In ''VideoGame/{{Warframe}}'', mods apply a percentage increase (or decrease) in the stat they modify. For instance, the Serration mod provides a 200% increase to a rifle's damage at max rank. These effects can stack additively or multiplicatively depending on the type of mod. The effects of mods that affect a Warframe's Ability Strength, Ability Duration, Ability Deficiency, and Ability Range are displayed as percentage values in the Arsenal.
[[/folder]]
!!Non-VideoGame Examples:
[[folder:Tabletop Games]]
* ''TabletopGame/DungeonsAndDragons'': Multiple:
** Early editions of Advanced D&D:
*** The Ray of Enfeeblement spell reduces the target's Strength by 25% plus 2% per caster level over three. It is not explained in the spell description what happens if a creature loses a percentage of one point of strength (presumably it would be rounded up or down as appropriate).
*** When someone wears a vampiric Ring of Regeneration and harms an opponent in hand-to-hand combat, the ring restores HitPoints of damage taken by the wearer equal to half (50%) of the damage they inflict on the opponent.
*** A Ring of Spell Turning can [[AttackReflector reflect]] a percentage of any spell used against the wearer. The greater the percentage reflected, the better the wearer's saving throw against the spell.
*** ''Deities & Demigods Cyclopedia'':
**** "Arthurian Heroes" section. King Arthur's sword Excalibur has a scabbard that causes all thrusting and slashing attacks against Arthur to do only 50% of normal damage.
**** The Celtic deity Manannan Mac Lir has a trident that causes damage equal to 25% of the target's maximum HitPoints by touch. The magic item known as the Tathlum does damage equal to 25% of the target's maximum HitPoints normally and 50% if the target is a relative of the person whose head was used to create the Tathlum.
**** Myth/ClassicalMythology. The touch of the goddess Tyche does damage equal to 50% of the target's maximum HitPoints.
**** Japanese mythology. The deity Daikoku has a mallet that shrinks the target it hits to 50% of its normal size. Anyone attacking the deity Ebisu hits only 50% as often as they should and does only 50% of normal damage when they do hit.
**** Melnibonean mythos. The magical sword Stormbringer drains 50% of the target's {{Character Level}}s if the target makes its saving throw.
**** Sumerian mythos. If the deity Ki gives the "luck of the gods" to someone, that person will only take 50% of normal damage from attacks. If Ki is forced into combat herself, she also only takes 50% of normal damage from attacks.
** 4[[superscript:th]] Edition introduces a "Healing Surge" mechanic, which can be cashed in under specific circumstances for a character to heal a base value of 25% of their HitPoints.
** Starting in 4[[superscript:th]] Edition, a full night's rest goes from healing a set amount of HitPoints to completely replenishing the character's HP.
** In 5[[superscript:th]] Edition, creatures take half the usual {{Hit Point|s}} damage from a damage type they have Resistance against. Previous editions use a fixed amount of DamageReduction instead.
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