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Status effects

Queen’s Domain cover artwork

An ailment can explain a sudden change in movement, damage or available actions. Check the status before changing equipment: a slow return of power, a disabled throwing weapon and a loss of magic access have different causes.

What each ailment does

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Ailment Effect described by the game’s guide
Poison Slowly drains life points.
Heavy Slows movement and power-meter regeneration.
Weaken Increases damage you take.
Disease Decreases damage you deal.
Sticky Prevents throwing-weapon use.
Binding Prevents magic-ability use.
Paralysis Prevents movement and attacking.
Azure Flame Drains life while it burns. The short status label is Burn.
Magic Rot Accumulates slowly, then rapidly drains life.

These are different from enemy damage-type resistances. Weak, Normal and Resist describe how effective a damage type is against a target; Weaken is an ailment that increases incoming damage.

Match a cure to the problem

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Roasted Ojum Lizard treats Poison; Badu Powder treats Heavy; Roasted Cave Scorpion counteracts Weaken. Pungent Root treats Disease, Idinti Soap removes Sticky, and Cleansing Flower removes Binding. Open their item entries to identify the correct icon before putting a remedy in a quick slot.

The tutorial and these item descriptions do not give a separate named remedy for every ailment. Resting at a Crystal Monument cures status ailments and fully restores life, but also respawns most enemies. If you are planning to retreat, account for the return journey and the encounters that resting brings back.

Prepare before exposure

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A practical loadout is a healing item plus the cure for the problem currently stopping your progress. Healing and curing are different purposes: restoring life alone does not explain away Heavy’s slow movement or Sticky’s lock on throwing weapons. Use the status menu to add or remove quick-slot items and confirm the selection before activating one.

For a complete retreat routine, see saving and recovery.

Sources

Rules and names come from Queen’s Domain’s Windows in-game guide and item descriptions, identified in the page’s evidence record. Game text and icons: Freshly Baked Games LLC. Cover: Freshly Baked Games LLC / Future Friends Games, via Steam.

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