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==In-Game Description==
==In-Game Description==


  ''<q>(Passive) [[Hero]] has +1 damage and [[shred]] when standing by a blaze; fire can't spread onto her.</q>''
  ''<q>(Passive) When standing by a blaze, [[Hero]]'s ranged attacks have +1 damage and [[shred]] and start fires. Fire can't spread onto her.</q>''


==Specifics==
==Specifics==
Any adjacency to [[fire]] (including diagonal) will grant the bonus damage/[[shred]], as will actually standing in fire. Only actual fire tiles provide this effect; campfires, lamps, and other illuminated scenery do not. While fire will not spread onto a hero with Ember Arrows, the ability does not bestow any resistance to fire damage.
Any adjacency to [[fire]] (including diagonal) will grant the bonus damage/[[shred]], as will actually standing in fire. Only actual fire tiles provide this effect; campfires, lamps, and other illuminated scenery do not. While fire will not spread onto a hero with Ember Arrows, the ability does not bestow any resistance to fire damage.
The attack will start a blaze in the destination tile.


==Uses==
==Uses==

Revision as of 02:42, 25 January 2020

Ember Arrows is a passive Hunter ability that enhances a Hunter's attacks when standing next to fire.

Visible buff from Ember Arrows ability

In-Game Description

(Passive) When standing by a blaze, Hero's ranged attacks have +1 damage and shred and start fires. Fire can't spread onto her.

Specifics

Any adjacency to fire (including diagonal) will grant the bonus damage/shred, as will actually standing in fire. Only actual fire tiles provide this effect; campfires, lamps, and other illuminated scenery do not. While fire will not spread onto a hero with Ember Arrows, the ability does not bestow any resistance to fire damage. The attack will start a blaze in the destination tile.

Uses

Ember Arrows combos well with an offhand Torch, a Warrior with the Raider ability, a Fire Chicken, or any other reliable means of setting the battlefield ablaze.