The Pyromancer is another unique Dungeonborne class, it’s definitely based on fantasy elements, but doesn’t quite hit a traditional class. Instead, it’s a spellcaster focused on fire magic (as you might expect!) – let’s take a look at what it can do.
Dungeonborne Pyromancer Overview
The Dungeonborne Pyromancer Class is quite unique in the fact that it’s a spellcaster focused on a single element – fire. As you might imagine by the name alone, this means it’s focused on damage and really turning up the heat, and it does just that.
Pyromancer Pros & Cons
- Ranged Burst Damage
- Strong AoE Damage
- Slow Movement Speed
- Heavily dependent on positioning
Dungeonborne Pyromancer Class Skills
The Pryomancer currently has access to two key skills Pyroblast and Fire Blast. Here’s what they do:
- Pyroblast hurls a fiery boulder that deals fire damage to all targets in the blast radius. It can be channeled to increase damage, and the Pyroblast also absorbs nearby fire sources to amplify its damage.
- Fire Blast unleashes a ring-shaped shockwave, knocking back enemies and reducing their movement speed for a short duration.
Pyromancer Passives
Dungeonborne’s Pyromancer has access to five different passive skills, which are unlocked upon reaching a certain amount of stat points. These are: Rekindle, Swift Casting, Ignite, Enhanced Combustion, and Mana Surge.
- Rekindle resets the cooldown of Fire Blast on kill.
- Swift Casting grants Swift Casting when hitting an enemy with Fire Blast, which reduces channeling time of Pyroblast by 50%.
- Ignite allows Pyroblast and Fire Blast to set enemies ablaze on hit, inflicting fire damage over time.
- Enhanced Combustion increases the damage of Ignite and extends its duration.
- Mana Surge restores a small amount of mana each time Ignite is triggered.
That’s all for our Dungeonborne Pyromancer Class overview. Keep in mind that due to the early development of the game, each class is subject to change, and we’ll update this page should there be any Pyromancer changes.