Double Dragon
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Double Dragon
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Elite Enchantment Spell. Invoke the power of the Dragon. For 8 seconds, you and target ally are enchanted with Double Dragon. Adjacent foes are dealt 5...25...30 fire damage each second. Additionally, when you or your ally use skills that target a foe, that foe is set on fire for 0...2...3 second[s].
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Progression | |
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0 5 0
1 7 0
2 8 0
3 10 1
4 12 1
5 13 1
6 15 1
7 17 1
8 18 2
9 20 2
10 22 2
11 23 2
12 25 2
13 27 3
14 28 3
15 30 3
16 32 3
17 33 3
18 35 4
19 37 4
20 38 4
21 40 4
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Acquisition[edit]
- Lian, Dragon's Petal (Wajjun Bazaar)
- Lale the Vindictive (The Undercity, during Chasing Zenmai)
- Eri, Heart of Fire (Bukdek Byway, during There Goes the Neighborhood)
Related skills[edit]
- See also: Doublecast skill
Notes[edit]
- As with any doublecast skill, NPCs will use this skill as soon as there is an enemy within the spell's area of effect range of an ally.
- If a foe is targeted, the nearest ally (which can be the caster) will be enchanted instead. If nothing is targeted, Double Dragon will only be applied to the caster (the nearest ally).
- This is the only offensive doublecast skill that does not deal double damage when targeting yourself, because Double Dragon does not have an initial effect. This is due to game mechanics: you cannot be affected by two of the same enchantment.
- Burning is applied before the effect of skills, thus Double Dragon combines well with skills that require a condition (e.g. Virulence or Vile Miasma) or burning (e.g. Glowing Gaze or Searing Flames).
Anomaly.If a foe with a spell targeting prevention skill is targeted, Double Dragon will fail, despite the enchantment applying to the ally nearest to the target foe.
Anomaly.Whenever a target under the effects of Double Dragon is interrupted, the animation restarts.
Trivia[edit]
- Double Dragon is the name of a series of video games.
- The functionality of this skill has changed since its introduction; see its skill history for details.