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Wakfu Points are spent in order to perform rare or otherwise "better" actions during combat. At the most basic, a spell with a Wakfu Points cost can mean higher damage compared to a spell without such a cost.

Certain spells or attacks use a certain number of WP when cast. If you don't have the WP, you can't attempt the action. Unlike AP, the number of WP available to a character is only restored after each fight. It will not naturally replenish during combat itself.

Contents 1 Base Value 2 Altering WP 3 WP Only Spells 4 Terminology 5 See Also 6 Comments

Base ValueEdit

• All classes have a base value of 6 WP.

Altering WPEdit

Though effectively "more expensive" than AP, there are still a handful effects, that can alter the WP of a creature. Within the 14 classes WP can be altered by Enirispa's Traid Mark (%WP steal on enemy defeat) and Foggernaut's stasis spells. There are also states given by monsters.

State	Effect
Divine Silence	Increases WP Cost

WP Only SpellsEdit

While WP-cost spells may be more powerful than others, they are usually limited by the amount of AP the caster currently has. However, a number of spells have pure WP costs, meaning they can be cast independent of any other resources.

Class	Spell		Effect
Cra		Windy Beacon	AoE Damage, Push
		Incandescent Beacon	AoE Damage, Burning
		Seismic Beacon	AoE Damage
Ecaflip		Roll Again	Changes Tarot card
		Cat Tree	50% Dodge with Heal
Enutrof		Phone a Frhend	Summons a Drheller
		Prime of Life	MP loss and gain
Iop		Uppercut	Damage
		Increase	+Damage%
Xelor		Xelor's Dial	Place a Dial
		Mummification	Revives a KOed ally for 1 turn.
		Temporal Images	Creates visual decoys

TerminologyEdit

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

See AlsoEdit

• Action Point (AP)
• Move Point (MP)