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Heal is automatically learned by one who is a Priest from the beginning, but those who become a Priest or Sage in the [[Alltrades Abbey]] need to advance one Level to learn it. | Heal is automatically learned by one who is a Priest from the beginning, but those who become a Priest or Sage in the [[Alltrades Abbey]] need to advance one Level to learn it. | ||
The Hero can learn it much sooner for use in battle in the [[Nintendo Entertainment System|NES]] Version if a [[List of glitches in Dragon Quest III#Companion overload glitch|glitch]] is exploited in [[ | The Hero can learn it much sooner for use in battle in the [[Nintendo Entertainment System|NES]] Version if a [[List of glitches in Dragon Quest III#Companion overload glitch|glitch]] is exploited in [[Ruida's Tavern]] where too many companions are registered, though it will prevent The Hero from being able to learn it for use on the world map. | ||
The spell can cause damage to [[Zoma]] after the [[Ball of Light|Sphere of Light]] is used on him. | |||
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Heal initially restores the usual 30~40 hit points when used, but when the caster's magical mending surpasses 50 it will gradually improve in potency. Once the caster's mending has reached 999, the spell will restore 155~165 HP. | Heal initially restores the usual 30~40 hit points when used, but when the caster's magical mending surpasses 50 it will gradually improve in potency. Once the caster's mending has reached 999, the spell will restore 155~165 HP. | ||
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