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| icon = Lost Cure IV.png
| icon = Lost Cure IV.png
| description = Restores HP of target and all party members nearby target.
| description = Restores HP of target and all party members nearby target.
Cure Potency: 21,700
| facts = {{action fact|cure|21,700}}{{action fact|Spirit of the Savior Effect|Regen}}{{action fact|Cure|6,000}}{{action fact|Duration|21}}
Spirit of the Savior Effect: Regen
Cure Potency: 6,000
Duration: 21s
| facts =
| acquired = tank, melee dps, physical ranged dps, magic ranged dps
| acquired = tank, melee dps, physical ranged dps, magic ranged dps
| level = 80
| level = 80
| type = ability
| type = ability
| lost-action-type = restorative
| lost-action-type = restorative
| number = 5
| uses = 25
| weight = 5
| mp-cost =
| mp-cost =
| tp-cost =
| tp-cost =
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==Gallery==
==Gallery==
==History==
*{{patch|5.35}}


[[Category:Lost Actions]] [[Category:Restorative Lost Actions]]
[[Category:Lost Actions]] [[Category:Restorative Lost Actions]]

Latest revision as of 21:02, 24 March 2024

Lost Cure IV

Acquired
Tank role.png Tank (actions)
Melee DPS role.png Melee DPS (actions)
Physical Ranged DPS role.png Physical Ranged DPS (actions)
Magic Ranged DPS role.png Magical Ranged DPS (actions)
Level
80
Type
Ability
Lost Action
Restorative Lost Action
Index
5
Casting
Instant
Recast
5s
Range
30y
Radius
15y
AoE Type
Targeted Circle AoE icon.png Targeted Circle
Targeting
Self, ally
Unlock Item
Forgotten fragment of compassion icon1.png  Forgotten Fragment of Compassion
Uses
25
Weight
5
Patch
5.35

Restores HP of target and all party members nearby target.
Cure Potency: 21,700
Spirit of the Savior Effect: Regen
Cure Potency: 6,000
Duration: 21s

— In-game description

Lost Cure IV is an action unlocked at level 80. It is available for TankMelee DPSPhysical Ranged DPS and Magical Ranged DPS.

It is a Restorative Lost Action.

Gallery

History