How to craft an infinite fireball in Enshroud

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How to craft an infinite fireball spell in Enshroud

What does an infinite fireball do?

There are different types of offensive spells that players can use covered upAnd if you're looking for something simple yet reliable, the classic Fireball spell is for you. It fires an explosive projectile that deals massive damage in an area of respect, making it an excellent tool for fighting large groups.

However, there is constant crafting of staff fees covered up Going to be a pain, and if you don't want to bother collecting resources for a regular fireball, then the Infinite Fireball spell is your best option. Here's how to get it.

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How to craft an infinite fireball spell in Enshroud

The Eternal Fireball is made directly from Alchemist, but before you can make it, you need Meet certain conditions. First, you will need Unlock the Alchemy Station For the alchemist, that can be done by completing The Black Cauldron for the Alchemist quest. This quest takes place in Nomad Highlands, the same area where you get Fossilized Bones covered up.

Second, you need to be able to find and/or create the following:

3 bronze bars
50 Amber
30 charcoal

These are the ingredients you need to make the Eternal Fireball spell. Once you place an alchemy station and get some bronze bars in your inventory, you should be able to unlock the recipe yourself in the alchemist's crafting menu.

You do not need to complete the Black Cauldron quest. As long as you have Bronze Bars and an Alchemy Station at your base, you should be able to make infinite fireball magic without even searching in the Nomad Highlands.

What does an infinite fireball do?

Using infinite fireballs against fallen monsters in Enshroud

Eternal Fireball is just like the regular Fireball spell, except It does not incur any spell/staff charges. This means you can use Fireball endlessly without having to worry about finding or creating your next batch of experiments. Eternal Fireball will never run out, and the only way to lose it is to die or purposefully remove it from your inventory.

Compared to regular, crafted fireballs, the Eternal version hits a little harder (76 damage), but it also uses more mana and takes a while to cast. It's a fair trade-off considering the sheer amount of resources you can save and the players who use Mage. covered up They are advised to acquire as many infinite spells as possible so that they can adapt to the enemies' elemental weaknesses and resistances.

Fire damage is effective against beasts and fel monsters that you often see in hidden areas. Scavengers are resistant to this, however, if you want to be efficient you will need to use other types of elemental damage against them.