Elemental Effects: Gameplay

Learn about Flame, Volt, Ice, and Grievous elements in tower of fantasy. Flame reduces healing by 50%, Volt strips buffs, Ice freezes, and Grievous increases subsequent damage.

This section of the tower of fantasy gameplay guide details the various elemental effects and their uses. Understanding these elements is crucial for dealing with different enemy types and excelling in PvP.

Flame

The flame element is strong against plant-like enemies, such as the world boss Rogard. A fully charged flame attack deals more damage to enemies weak to fire and applies a burn effect that deals damage over time. It also has an innate effect that reduces enemy healing by 50%, making it effective against enemies that heal themselves or in PvP. Fire is also needed to interact with environmental objects like Thornvines, Kerosenia herbs, and Tar Pits, which may contain Black or Gold Nuclei.

Volt

Volt element weapons function as debuffers. A fully charged Volt attack can paralyze an enemy for one second and electrify them. While electrified, enemies have their buffs stripped and are prevented from using buffs for a short duration. This is particularly useful against bosses that buff themselves, machine-type enemies, and in PvP.

Ice

A fully charged Ice attack can freeze a target. When the freeze effect breaks, the enemy takes extra damage. Additionally, it leaves the enemy with the frostbitten debuff, which greatly reduces their weapon charge rate, making Ice valuable in PvP.

Grievous

A fully charged Grievous attack applies the Grievous debuff to enemies, making any subsequent attacks deal extra damage for a short period. This is highly effective against enemies with high armor or high health, such as bosses.