In Dungeonborne, a multiplayer dark fantasy video game with evacuation and battle royale features, you enter a dungeon as an adventurer and fight against many enemies. Before entering the battlefield, the most important thing you need to do is to prepare yourself with a lot of powerful equipment and items, because this will keep you alive and find everything you want.
Among these items, Flasks are consumable items that provide more versatility to any class, and the most important thing is that you are less likely to die in the dungeon. This guide will show you how to make this very useful Flask in Dungeonborne and what types of Flasks it has and what they do.
How To Get?
You can find Flasks in some treasure chests during the exploration of the dungeon, but it should be noted that there is no way to increase its drop rate. It is all random. In addition, the drop rate of all types of Flasks is the same.
Alternatively, you can also use Yarrow Blossoms to make Flasks at Alchemist in the camp. When you reach Alchemist, you need to click on the other tabs at the top of the menu to see the types of Flasks and their uses, so that you can make them in a targeted manner.
Here is a reminder that no matter what type of Flask, you need 3 Yarrow Blossoms to make it, and this crafting material has no other use, so you can make it with confidence.
If you don’t want to go through these complicated operations, you can also spend some Dungeonborne Gold at the store in the camp to get them. Except for Flask of Shielding, which requires 500 Gold, rest require 800 Gold.
Types Of Flasks
In Dungeonborne, you can get a total of 5 different Flasks, and each one has different effects and uses. In addition, you need to pay attention to the 20-second cooldown between using two Flasks of any type.
Here are the types of Flasks and their effects.
- Incendiary Flask: Creates a 3 meter circle of fire for 10 seconds. All enemies within that circle take 16 damage every 2.5 seconds.
- Thunderclap Flask: Instantly deals 80 damage to all enemies within 2 meters and also slows them by 75% for 4 seconds.
- Stoneshaping Flask: Creates 4 large stone barriers that form a wall for 10 seconds. Individual barriers can be destroyed, but require multiple attacks to break them down.
- Smokescreen Flask: Creates an opaque 6-meter cloud of smoke that lasts for 8 seconds.
- Flask Of Shielding: Absorbs 250 damage of any type for the next 25 seconds. This damage does not carry over to your life and does not pass through. Combine with a Healing Potion to take effect while protected.
The above are some ways to get and use very useful Flasks in Dungeonborne. I hope this guide can help you get more chances to win in the dungeon. I wish you a happy game!
