Adding parts with higher health boosts increases the maximum health of the vehicle while putting parts with speed or power boosts will decrease and balance out the maximum health of the vehicle. Land, sea, and air vehicles have a different amount of health which is determined by the parts attached to it. Tribal members can heal themselves within their tribe, eating food, or getting regenerated by the members who wields a Healing Rod. If the tribal member runs out of health, it dies and will be removed from the tribe, which leaves an empty slot for the tribe, and may be manually replaced by another newborn member. Alphas have higher health than an average creature, and babies have half the health of adult creatures.Īny creature can regenerate their health by eating food or patiently staying on the nest without any threats.Ĭomparison to the Creature Stage, tribal species will have 100 to 120 points depending on the parts attached to the creatures prior to the stage, or accessories worn from Tribal Outfitter. The NPC creatures' health ranges from 6 to 50 depending on their level, 250 by rogues, or 1,000 health by Epics. A beginning player's creature starts out with 10 points of health, whereas a creature with a bigger brain will have 100 to 110 points depending on what parts with health bonus it has. The health of the creature depends on the size of the brain, or health bonuses earned from specific parts. In the Cell Stage and Creature Stage, having the controlled creature run out of health will cause it to die and the player will take control of a newly born cell or creature of the same species somewhere else in the Cell Stage or at the species' nest in the Creature Stage. In the Cell Stage, health is shown as merely a percentage on the health gauge, while in other stages, health is represented by a number value for the units. In Spore, the amount of health a species has varies depending on the stage. 1.4.1 Spaceship health upgrade requirements.
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