Sources of fire stripping?
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Thwart
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FuzzyDuck81
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Anger of the noonday sun, 9th level spell for fire elemental form druids - 1st hit with a fire spell won't directly hurt an immune enemy but strip the immunity as a secondary effect & lasts longer than the tiefling one too. I use this approach on a rather fun tabaxi trailblazer druid 17/monk3 falconry build, relying on body of the sun to strip immunity of whatever i'm close to then the imbue (fire elly form grants it) dishes out a solid chunk of damage.. combine with reborn in fire from primal avatar & it's very effective.
Elemental savant sorcerers can do it for whatever their element is in while shifted into elemental form, but it's the capstone so is exclusively level 20+
Bombardier alchemists can do it for any element plus poison with tier 5 in that tree.
Elemental savant sorcerers can do it for whatever their element is in while shifted into elemental form, but it's the capstone so is exclusively level 20+
Bombardier alchemists can do it for any element plus poison with tier 5 in that tree.
I looked, couldn't find it there.
Looking at being an acolyte of the skin. With an enormous amount of fire damage coming, seems you are at a lose lose situation for all your pact damage? Unless of course you want to blow 15/80 points on tiefling :/
PurpleSerpent
Monster Hunter of Moderate Renown
The first core allows you to bypass 2 points of fire resistance per core in the tree, up to 12 with the capstone. Which is pretty terrible.
The Elemental Word enhancements also allow you to cause enemies to take +10% fire damage for a short while, but this does little to deal with absorption and nothing about immunity, so compared to other choices in this list, Henshin Mystic isn't a great way of getting around fire absorption.
Exsanguination
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I was thinking of trying a Qstaff druid/monk build doing fire dmg for this HC. This seems very interesting to me. Could you possibly tell me more in terms of feats and ench. trees approach?
For a full Warlock, Tiefling is the only option for removing fire immunity. Otherwise, you'd need at least 5 levels of another class.
https://ddowiki.com/page/Elemental_Resistance
If you play with a group regularly, you could see if someone else could go Alchemist, Druid, or Sorcerer and get fire immunity removal. Coordinating elements can be a very effective strategy. For example, Blightcaster and Alchemist can be built to remove both poison and acid immunity. Combine with various builds using those elements, and eventually Carrion Swarm from Primal Avatar, and you've got a fairly unstoppable group.
https://ddowiki.com/page/Elemental_Resistance
If you play with a group regularly, you could see if someone else could go Alchemist, Druid, or Sorcerer and get fire immunity removal. Coordinating elements can be a very effective strategy. For example, Blightcaster and Alchemist can be built to remove both poison and acid immunity. Combine with various builds using those elements, and eventually Carrion Swarm from Primal Avatar, and you've got a fairly unstoppable group.