Action Points are spent to perform actions during combat.

Most spells or weapon attacks requires a certain number of AP to attempt. If you don't have the AP, you can't attempt the action.

At the start of each Turn, the base value the character had when combat began is restored, then AP is added or subtracted due to the effects of any spells that have been cast on the character.

Base ValueEdit

• All classes have a base value of 6 AP.

Altering APEdit

A number of spells, and effects, can alter the AP of a creature. The maximum AP a fighter can get is 30.

Class	Spell		Effect
Ecaflip		All or Nothing	AP Refund
		Three Cards	+AP
		Ecaflip's Tarot	+/-AP
		Winning Streak	+AP
Eniripsa		Hammle Mark	AP Transfer
		Refund Mark	AP Refund
Enutrof		Drhellzerker	Turns all AP into MP
Feca		Crashing Wave	Armor: +AP when hit
		Defensive Orb	Glyph: +AP
Foggernaut		Fogginator	+AP
Osamodas		Savage Anger	+AP to summons
		Symbiosa	+AP
Pandawa		Merry	+AP
		Worn Out	-AP
Rogue		Rogue Master	+AP on bomb denotation
Sadida		Rust	+AP to Dolls
		Nettled	+AP
Sram		Petty Theft	Steals AP
Xelor		Frostbite	-AP
		Slow Down	-AP
		Xelor's Hourglass	-AP, +AP to allies
		Clock	Cross AoE: -AP
		Devotion	Circle AoE: +AP
		Timekeeper	+AP on following turn
		Time Theft	+AP when taking AP
		Temporal Armor	+AP per hit
		Rollback	AP Refund

AbilityEdit

TerminologyEdit

• "Action Point" is often shortened to "AP".
• The symbol is often used to represent AP within the game's interface.

See AlsoEdit

• AP Equiment
• Wakfu Point (WP)
• Movement Point (MP)