Skills to AvoidPrismatic Bolt Embermages are magic builds with a quite universal main attack skill, thus skills that use weapon DPS or damage are very likely to end up being ignored. Aside from the important information that it works on most bosses, there's not much to say about it. Prismatic Rift is a defensive passive that teleports away enemies if they hit you. Stun and slow over a large area that grants health and mana regeneration. When it is placed on a spawn point, it often kills monsters at the very moment they spawn, long before the monsters finishing their spawn animation. While it is useful to cover areas, it's most interesting feature is that Thunder Locus can damage otherwise untargetable enemies. When used, a ball of lightning is summoned, which attacks everything in it's range. Thunder Locus is spawn-camping spell, it is harder, better, faster and stronger than the player. Firestorm greatly increases fire damage taken by enemies. It's utility to hit anything on the screen is also very useful.įirestorm is very similar to Hailstorm, except that it can't stun and it's original damage is dealt over time. Hailstorm not only has an impressive area of effect, it does heavy damage on it's own and it's high chance to stun enemies is always helpful. Hailstorm greatly increases Ice and Lightning damage done by enemies. Immobilized foes can't move or turn and most enemies can't attack players standing behind them. When you kill a target with the frozen debuff applied, you have a chance that four other enemies become immobilized. It is always recommended to max Ice Prison, in every build.įrozen Fate is one of the best crowd control passives in the game, possibly second only to the Shatter Storm passive of the Berserker class. Ice Prison is the most powerful crowd control skill of the Embermage class. While I don't recommend to max it in this build, one should never ignore the potential this skill has. Even better, it actually deals quite good damage in a wide area of effect at high levels. Teleportation with knock back and a chance to freeze enemies. Personally, I always max it in prismatic builds. Prismatic builds are heavily dependent on these effects, keeping them longer on bosses is important.
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None of the following skills are mandatory or required to make the Prismatic Bolt Embermage work, so the player is free to choose combination of them.Įlemental Attunement extends the duration of elemental effects. Optional SkillsEmbermages have countless options for offense and some crowd control options as well. Shockbolts released this way deal minor lightning damage to the nearby enemies. Shocked releases shockbolts when the target is struck. When Lightning Brand procs, it deals lightning damage to the target, but it can't proc if the Shocked debuff is not applied to the target. It is important, that immobilized targets are not always frozen. Frozen slows the target's movement, attack and casting speeds and it stacks multiplicative with other slow effects. When Ice Brand procs, it deals ice damage to the target, but it can't proc if the Frozen debuff is not applied to the target. Burning deals damage over time, but it should not be confused by the damage over time effects caused by Magma Spear, Magma Mace, Firebombs or FIrestorm. When Fire Brand procs, it deals fire damage to the target, but it can't proc if the Burning debuff is not applied in the target. With it's impressive chance to trigger elemental effects, it's the easiest way to apply all three elemental effects required for prismatic builds. On the other hand, it's an irregular one, instead of dealing the damage itself, it's nothing, but a simple trigger of three other skills. Prismatic Bolt is the main attack skill of the build. Main SkillsPrismatic Embermages have a strict base build, but they have a lot of free points for interesting additions and the class offers a lot of interesting addition! While embermages are all about offense with one very strong mobility skill, they have a very wide variety of that offense.
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