Everblue Dungeons Potions and Hotbar Setup

Health potions restore a percentage of maximum HP. Combat consumables provide 30-second bonuses, Luck Potions affect the next 10 summons after use, and one-hour boosts last 60 minutes. Shop prices are in Gold per item.

Use the potion directory to compare effects and costs, then follow the purchase steps or hotbar setup.

Find Kaela, the Gold Dealer, to the left of Aldric in the hub. Bring enough Gold for the quantity you want to buy.

1. Approach Kaela and press E at the Shop prompt.
2. Select a potion using the item icons or navigation arrows.
3. Read its effect and price, then set the quantity with the + / − controls or slider.
4. Select Purchase. The purchase spends Gold and adds the potions to your inventory.

You can also reach the potion shop through the entry beside the probability button in Gatcha. In the Vietnamese interface, the shop prompt reads Cửa hàng and the purchase button reads Mua.

If you need more spending money, use the Gold acquisition guide to choose a source before stocking up.

1. Open Bag → Consume to reach Consumables and the Potion Slots.
2. Select a potion you own and choose Equip.
3. If the slots are full, select an equipped potion and choose Unequip, then select its replacement and choose Equip.
4. Close Bag. The first two potion slots appear on the hotbar with the labels 1 and 2.

A green check marks an equipped item. Unequipped potions stay in your inventory; Equip configures a slot without consuming or activating the potion.

To heal during combat, use the equipped health potion from the hotbar. Using Greater Health Potion consumes one bottle from its stack.

If your third slot is locked, +1 POTION SLOT adds one potion slot. See the potion-slot purchase and other game passes for the product details.

Healing and survival

Greater Health Potion is the stronger recovery option: it restores 15% of maximum HP, compared with 5% from Minor Health Potion. That is three times the listed healing per use at the same maximum HP. Greater costs 1,500 Gold per bottle, making it a useful choice when you need a larger recovery from one use.

Choose Defense Potion when you want to reduce incoming damage during a dangerous stretch: it gives 15% damage reduction for 30 seconds. Healing restores lost HP, while Defense helps limit damage during its active window. Keep moving out of attacks after healing, especially against Ice Cube's beams and marked attacks.

Precision Potion vs. Critical Potion

Both cost 1,000 Gold and last 30 seconds, but they support different goals:

• Precision Potion: increases outgoing damage by 15%. Choose it for a direct damage bonus during an attack window.
• Critical Potion: increases critical chance by 8%. Choose it when you want more frequent critical hits; that percentage is a critical-chance bonus, not an 8% total-damage bonus.

For an offensive setup, equip Precision in one slot and Critical in the other. If staying alive is the bigger problem, reserve a slot for healing instead.

The cooldown-reduction consumable costs 750 Gold and reduces skill cooldowns by 15% for 30 seconds. Choose it when getting skills back sooner matters more to your attack sequence than the other bonuses. Time short combat buffs for a stretch when you can actually attack or need protection.

Luck Potions for summoning

Luck Potions add pity progress for each of the next 10 summons after use. Their 5%, 10%, 20% and 25% bonuses do not mean an equal increase in the chance of pulling a rare weapon.

For a smaller Gold commitment, choose Luck Potion or Greater Luck Potion. Major gives twice Greater's listed pity-progress bonus for less than twice its price. Ultimate provides the largest individual bonus, but its increase over Major costs substantially more Gold. Choose according to your budget and how much pity progress you want from the next set of summons.

The effects are stackable. Greater, Major and Ultimate specify a combined pity-speed cap of 30×. See summoning rates and pity for banner probabilities, counters and summoning costs.

Before summoning, replace your combat potions with your intended Luck Potions using the hotbar steps. Switch back to healing or combat bonuses before returning to a dungeon.

One-hour boosts for longer sessions

• XP Boost (1h) provides 2× XP for 60 minutes. Combined XP boosts cap at 2.5×. Use it when you are ready for a leveling session; the leveling guide explains progression milestones.
• Drop Boost (1h) provides 2× item drop rate for 60 minutes. Choose it when item drops are your goal.
• Gold Boost (1h) lasts 60 minutes and supports a Gold-focused session.

All three are available through Crafting and Release Rewards. XP Boost also comes from quest rewards and Daily Rewards. Reward cards must be unlocked before you can claim them. For the crafting interface and how to prepare the selected recipe, follow the crafting guide.

Activate a timed boost when you are ready to spend its active window on the matching activity.