Is +healing taken a thing?

[kelika2]

Can it be a thing?

Something like True Grit can come with something where you always take 15-20% more healing taken.  i just noticed its a pain in the ass to heal someone if they pop Dull Pain or Fortify Mud or whatever its called

 

Maybe healing bonuses can also mean you take more healing.  fragile support sets, regen, etc or willpower

[Rigged]

Hmm. It actually might be a good idea for buffing some of the weaker mitigation sets, especially the +defense sets.

[BasiliskXVIII]

There is -Healing Resistance, which the Destiny Incandescence incarnate power grants. Its effect is +healing in practice. I don't know if any other powers in the game offer it.

[Surgepoint]

It appears that one of the Medicine pool powers also has the -heal resistance effect.

 

https://archive.paragonwiki.com/wiki/Medicine#Field_Medic

[twospirited]

On 4/25/2025 at 7:33 PM, Surgepoint said:

It appears that one of the Medicine pool powers also has the -heal resistance effect.

 

https://archive.paragonwiki.com/wiki/Medicine#Field_Medic

i'd say this one Medicine - Unofficial Homecoming Wiki would be more suited to being used, it's the HC supported one

[Enamel_32]

The most common +healing effect might be in nature affinity, and it's the same negative resistance to "heal damage" as mentioned already. The stacks of Bloom effect it grants provides 4% increased healing received and stacks up to 20%. It only affects heals though, not health gained through regeneration.

[shortguy on indom]

• YEAH BUT +MAXHP.