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Blood Drain is a Blue Mage skill that is learned from Giant Bats. It Drains an enemy's HP. It is ineffective against undead enemies. This spell costs two Blue Magic Points to set.

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Bloated Leech

Required level	49
Time (minutes)	34
Points cost	5
Abilities	None
Special moves	Drain
Race	Leech
Combat Level	76
Hitpoints	211
Immune to poison?	Yes
Attack Style	Attack
Maximum hit	9
Examine text	It's like a little suction pump with eyes.

Bloated leech is a summoning familiar. To create the Bloated leech pouch, the player must have 49 Summoning. They must also have 117 Spirit shards, a crimson charm, and raw beef. It gives 215.2 experience per pouch.

Bloated leech pouch

Bloated leech pouch

	Shards	Charm	Tertiary
	117	Crimson	Raw beef
	Create XP	Use XP	Low Alch	High Alch	GE Price
	215.2	2.4	1,339	2,009	2,042 coins update
	Examine text
	I can summon a bloated leech familiar with this.

Blood drain scroll

Blood drain scroll

	Create XP	Use XP	Special move points
	2	Unknown edit	Unknown edit
	Low Alch	High Alch	GE Price
	133 coins	200 coins	143 coins update
	Examine text
	A scroll for a bloated leech familiar.

Blood Drain

Blood Drain is the bloated leech's special attack. This special heals stat damage, poison, and disease but sacrifices some hitpoints.

The leech's blood drain scroll can be used to quickly restore statistics when eating Spicy stew.

Dialogue

Trivia

• Medieval European medicine was based on the concept of Humorism, in which illnesses resulted from an imbalance in one or more of four body fluids: blood, phlegm, black bile, and yellow bile. The heat and flush associated with fever were believed to be a symptom of excess blood in the body. Leeches were one method used to draw out blood in an effort to restore health by restoring the fluid balance. (This is also why medieval sources refer to the practice of medicine as "leechcraft".)

• The concept of the Blood Drain special attack may also derive from the fact that leeches are used for medicinal purposes in hospitals to reduce blood coagulation, relieve venous pressure from pooling blood and in reconstructive surgery to stimulate circulation in reattachment operations for organs with critical blood flow.

See Also

Leech

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Gold charm	Spirit wolf • Dreadfowl • Spirit spider • Thorny snail • Granite crab • Spirit mosquito • Bull ant • Spirit terrorbird • Barker toad • War tortoise • Arctic bear
Green charm	Desert wyrm • Compost mound • Beaver • Void ravager • Macaw • Spirit cockatrice • Spirit guthatrice • Spirit saratrice • Spirit zamatrice • Spirit pengatrice • Spirit coraxatrice • Spirit vulatrice • Magpie • Abyssal parasite • Ibis • Abyssal lurker • Bunyip • Fruit bat • Forge regent • Giant ent • Hydra • Unicorn stallion • Abyssal titan
Crimson charm	Spirit scorpion • Spirit Tz-Kih • Vampire bat • Honey badger • Evil turnip • Pyrelord • Bloated leech • Smoke devil • Spirit cobra • Stranger plant • Ravenous locust • Phoenix • Granite lobster • Praying mantis • Talon beast • Spirit dagannoth • Swamp titan • Wolpertinger • Iron titan • Pack yak • Steel titan
Blue charm	Albino rat • Spirit kalphite • Giant chinchompa • Void shifter • Void spinner • Void torcher • Bronze minotaur • Iron minotaur • Spirit jelly • Steel minotaur • Spirit graahk • Spirit kyatt • Spirit larupia • Karamthulhu overlord • Mithril minotaur • Obsidian golem • Adamant minotaur • Fire titan • Ice titan • Moss titan • Lava titan • Rune minotaur • Geyser titan
See also: Summoning • Beast of Burden • Forager • Charms • Clay being • Summoning Obelisks • Summoning pets • Summoning pouches • Summoning scrolls • Wishing well

From Yu-Gi-Oh Card Maker Wiki

Blood Drain
	English:	Blood Drain
	Attribute:	Trap Cards
	Property:	Normal
	Card Lore:	Destroy one faceup wild monster your opponent controls. Gain life points equal to the selected monster's original HP
	Sets with this Card:	Chaotic Demise
	Card Limit:	Limited
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