Fire
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“"Raging flames, annihilate my foes."
Fire-based magic focuses on raw power and spells, dealing severe damage to multiple foes at once. Attuning to fire improves your ability to inflict burning and apply might to yourself.
— In-game description
Fire is a core specialization of the elementalist that focuses on use of fire magic and conjured weapons.
| Tier | Trait | Description | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Minor Adept | Gain power while in fire attunement. | ||
| Major Adept | 5 | Burning you inflict has increased duration and your critical hits gain a chance to inflict burning. | |
| Major Adept | Gain fire aura when an ally picks up a conjured weapon. | ||
| Major Adept | Cast Lesser Cleansing Fire when you have a number of conditions on you. | ||
| Minor Master | Gain a fire aura, and damage nearby foes when you attune to fire. Also triggers on overload skills. | ||
| Major Master | Sunspot inflicts burning, and its radius is increased. Your condition damage is increased. | ||
| Major Master | Fire auras have increased duration. Applying auras to allies removes conditions, and transmuting auras removes conditions from nearby allies. | ||
| Major Master | While at or above the might threshold, gain increased power. Power bonuses are doubled while attuned to fire. | ||
| Minor Grandmaster | Your fire-weapon skills gain reduced recharge. Deal increased strike damage to burning foes. | ||
| Major Grandmaster | Fire fields created by weapon skills last longer. Whenever your fire fields hit a foe or you inflict burning, gain increased strike damage for a duration. | ||
| Major Grandmaster | Gain might for using any skill while attuned to fire. When leaving fire attunement or successfully completing a fire overload, unleash a Flame Expulsion. | ||
| Major Grandmaster | Burning you inflict scales off of your power instead of your condition damage. |
- See also: List of elementalist traits
Version history[edit]
For a detailed specialization history, see here.
