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'''Elementalist''' is a [[Mystic]] [[:Category:Ability|ability]].  
'''Elementalist''' is a [[Mystic]] [[ability]].  


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


   <q>''Advanced interfusions for liquid, metal, and wood. Interfused fires do not burn out.''</q>
   <q>''Advanced interfusions for liquid, metal, and wood. Interfused fires do not burn out.''</q>
  <q>'''''Fire:''' (passive) Does not burn out while interfused<br>  '''Wood:''' (active) Splintersalvo<br>  '''Liquid:''' (upgrade) Infernal Rain''</q>


=== Upgrade ===
=== Upgrade ===


   <q>'''''Fire:''' (passive) Does not burn out while interfused<br> '''Wood:''' (active) Splintersalvo<br>  '''Liquid:''' (upgrade) Infernal Rain''</q>
   <q>'''''Splinterblast/SplinterSalvo:''' +1 damage and apply 1 [[hobble]].<br> '''Infernal Rain:''' changed from single-target to area of effect''</q>


==Specifics==
==Specifics==
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'''Infernal Rain.''' Boiling floods pour down to peel away armor and devour an enemy's flesh; +2 shred over basic ''Scalding Rain''. (4.6 range, <code>[[Pot]] + [[Spell Damage]] + 1-2</code> dmg, 4 shred (2 shred even on a miss), –1 health to Liquid)
'''Infernal Rain.''' Boiling floods pour down to peel away armor and devour an enemy's flesh; +2 shred over basic ''Scalding Rain''. (4.6 range, <code>[[Pot]] + [[Spell Damage]] + 1-2</code> dmg, 4 shred (2 shred even on a miss), –1 health to Liquid)


=== Metal ===
=== Wood ===


'''Shackles.''' Warp metal into grasping appendages that [[pin]] enemies within a chosen area for two turns. (AoE 1 radius, 4 range, 100% hit, 2 turns)
'''Splintersalvo.''' Explode two or more interfused wood into a higher-damage burst over longer range. The interfused object's health adds to your [[range accuracy]]. Both objects are destroyed. The salvo does not damage scenery. (AoE 2.1 radius, [[Pot]]+2d3 damage, [[Pot]]/2+1 shred, [[Pot]]/2 pierce, 4.6 range from either Wood)


=== Wood ===
==Tips==


'''Splintersalvo.''' Explode two or more interfused wood into a higher-damage burst over longer range. The interfused object's health adds to your [[range accuracy]]. Both objects are destroyed. The salvo does not damage scenery. (AoE 2.1 radius, [[Pot]]+2d3 damage, [[Pot]]/2+1 shred, [[Pot]]/2 pierce, 4.6 range from either Wood)
* Combine with [[Arches]] to Splintersalvo anywhere. [[Firling Wand]] and [[Openmind]] are also helpful here.


==Uses==
* Elementalist can be detrimental with [[Ignite]], since fire burnout frees up interfusion slots for new Ignite casts. For other uses of interfused fire (like [[Vigorflow]] or [[Spiritblade]]), note that fire on [[debris]] never burns out, so Elementalist may not be as useful as it first appears.
   
   



Latest revision as of 04:16, 28 May 2022

Elementalist is a Mystic ability.

In-Game Description

 Advanced interfusions for liquid, metal, and wood. Interfused fires do not burn out.
 Fire: (passive) Does not burn out while interfused
Wood: (active) Splintersalvo
Liquid: (upgrade) Infernal Rain

Upgrade

 Splinterblast/SplinterSalvo: +1 damage and apply 1 hobble.
Infernal Rain: changed from single-target to area of effect

Specifics

Gain these advanced interfusions.

Liquid

Infernal Rain. Boiling floods pour down to peel away armor and devour an enemy's flesh; +2 shred over basic Scalding Rain. (4.6 range, Pot + Spell Damage + 1-2 dmg, 4 shred (2 shred even on a miss), –1 health to Liquid)

Wood

Splintersalvo. Explode two or more interfused wood into a higher-damage burst over longer range. The interfused object's health adds to your range accuracy. Both objects are destroyed. The salvo does not damage scenery. (AoE 2.1 radius, Pot+2d3 damage, Pot/2+1 shred, Pot/2 pierce, 4.6 range from either Wood)

Tips

  • Elementalist can be detrimental with Ignite, since fire burnout frees up interfusion slots for new Ignite casts. For other uses of interfused fire (like Vigorflow or Spiritblade), note that fire on debris never burns out, so Elementalist may not be as useful as it first appears.