Firebombs

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Firebomb

Firebombs are an improvised incendiary weapon that can be crafted and thrown by players. Upon impact, a firebomb bursts into flames, creating a patch of burning ground that damages and obstructs enemies.

Crafting

A firebomb is created by applying an oil-soaked cloth to a container filled with liquor.

Not all containers are equal. Larger bottles can hold more fuel and generally produce a more effective firebomb. Resourceful players often experiment with different vessel sizes to achieve better results.

Using a Firebomb

To use a firebomb, simply double-click it and target a location. The bomb will travel to the selected spot and burst into flame on impact.

Throwing a firebomb is considered an aggressive action and will break stealth.

Effects

When a firebomb strikes, it shatters and spreads burning liquid across the area. This creates a temporary field of fire that:

  • Deals damage over time to anyone standing in it
  • Can block or slow movement through narrow passages
  • Disrupts enemy formations and chokepoints

Tactical Uses

Firebombs are highly valued for their ability to control the battlefield. They are particularly effective for:

  • Blocking dungeon entrances and narrow corridors
  • Defending key positions
  • Disrupting pursuing enemies
  • Breaking up tightly packed groups
  • Forcing opponents into unfavorable positions

The greatest strength of a firebomb is often not the direct damage it causes, but the tactical choices it forces upon your enemy.

Tips

  • Larger liquor containers tend to create more potent firebombs.
  • Firebombs work especially well when combined with poisoned arrows or coordinated group tactics.
  • Strategic placement can be more valuable than direct hits.

Firebombs reward creative thinking and good timing, making them a favorite tool among tactical fighters in Season 2.