Health

Health is a value determining the hit points of a dwarf, creature or amount restored/lost.

There's currently three hit point types:

• Health - main hit points of a dwarf or creature, once this is depleted the dwarf will be incapacitated or the creature killed.
• Shield - protective hit points for the dwarves which can fully regenerate passively, shield protects health points until depleted.
• Armor - protective hit points for creatures which ignore any bonus weak point damage, armor protects health points until depleted and doesn't regenerate.

Dwarves

Each class currently shares the same health and shield count.

The players status, displayed in the bottom left of their screen. Their red health bar is displayed below their current shield bar .

Player	Health	Shield
Dwarves	110	25
Dwarf with Overcharger upgrade	110	30
Dwarf with Healthy upgrade	130	25
Dwarf with one armor mastery	115	25
Dwarf with all armor masteries	125	25
Dwarf with Red Rock Blaster buff	143	25
Dwarf with Overcharger upgrade, all armor masteries and Red Rock Blaster buff	162	30
Dwarf with Healthy upgrade, all armor masteries and Red Rock Blaster buff	188	25

For more detail about armor upgrades please see their respective Armor pages

Incapacitation

Once a dwarf's health reaches zero, they will become incapacitated.

Incapacitated dwarves are unable to move or use any of their equipment. They will remain in the same location they were originally incapacitated, and will not obey the laws of gravity. An incapacitated dwarf must be rescued by either a teammate or Bosco depending on the mode they are playing. When playing in a team of players, the game will end immediately after all the players have been incapacitated.
To revive an incapacitated teammate, a player must walk up to them and hold the Activate button. After a short duration, the incapacitated dwarf will be revived with 40% of their overall health pool. The revive can only be interrupted by the savior becoming incapacitated themselves, or being grabbed by a Cave Leech or a Mactera Grabber

Downed players can press the Shout button to call for help. They can also view their teammates in a third person perspective.

Creatures

Creatures have their own individual hit points, although their damage resistance may change depending on the Hazard Level.

Name	Health	Armor
Glyphid Spawn	5	-
Glyphid Swarmer	12	-
Glyphid Grunt	90	-
Glyphid Guard	180	-
Glyphid Slasher	150	-
Glyphid Exploder	20	-
Glyphid Bulk Detonator	4000	-
Glyphid Web Spitter	40	-
Glyphid Acid Spitter	120	-
Glyphid Menace	?	-
Glyphid Warden	800	-
Glyphid Praetorian	600	-
Glyphid Dreadnought	4500	1000
Q'ronar Shellback	450	-
Nayaka Trawler	300	-
Xynarch Charge-Sucker	1100	-
Mactera Spawn	230	-
Mactera Grabber	350	-
Mactera Goo/Ice Bomber	500	-
Naedocyte Shocker	5	-
Glyphid Brood Nexus	1800	-
Spitball Infector	800	-
Cave Leech	100	-
Deeptora Honeycomb	500	-
Lootbug	100	-
Maggot	1	-
Silicate Harvester	250	-
Cave Vine	100	-

Healing Sources

There's a few ways the dwarves can restore any of their missing health and/or shield.

Method	Health	Shield
Mining Red Sugar	+1-60	-
Claiming a Resupply Rack from a Resupply Pod	+50%	-
Inside a Shield Generator's bubble	-	+10/s
Mining Red Sugar with Sweet Tooth Perk equipped	+1-72	-
Melee killing a medium-sized creature with Vampire Perk equipped	+2-5	-

Regenerative

These are meant to regenerate a certain amount of missing health or shield passively (or upon revival).

Upon	Effect
Dropping below 15% health, then avoiding damage for 10 seconds	Health regenerates up to 15% of maximum within ? seconds
Receiving damage, then avoiding damage for 7 seconds	Shield regenerates up to 100% of maximum within 6 seconds
Being revived	Health is restored to ~20% of maximum
Being revived on Hazard 5	Health is restored to ~5% of maximum