V9: Restore

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Restore

In Amtgard, restoration happens whenever something is brought closer to its original condition. Many such effects specifically say restore in their effect text however restoration occurs whether or not it is explicitly mentioned, especially in regards to custom rules.

EXAMPLES THAT USE THE WORD 'RESTORE'

• Restore a wound - means the wound is removed.
• Restore a destroyed item - means that the item is no longer destroyed.
• Restore a point of armor - means refill player's armor points by 1, up to their maximum value.
• Restore an ability - means recovering the expended uses of an ability, up to the maximum available.

EXAMPLES THAT DO NOT USE THE WORD 'RESTORE'

• Remove status effects - is a form of restoration.
• Reviving dead players - is a form of restoration.
• Beneficially modifying timers - is a form of restoration. This includes effects that modify status effect durations, rest timers, death counts, etc.

For further clarity, here is a list of all the abilities from this rulebook that restore in some way.

• Adrenaline
• Confidence
• Conviction
• Cunning
• Elusive
• Heal
• Innate
• Inner Fire
• Insight
• Mend
• Mulch
• Raise Dead
• Rally
• Reforge
• Release
• Renew
• Rescue
• Rest
• Resurrect
• Revitalize
• Scavenge
• Shake It Off
• Steal Life Essence
• Transfer Life
• Undead Minion
• Undying Will
• Word of Mending