In Elemental Dungeons, you will be exploring different areas with multiple enemies that gradually increase in difficulty.
This means that you’ll need to find better elements, weapons, armor, accessories, and other useful abilities to help you increase your chances of winning in battles.
The Smoke Element is a type of magic that has been added to the game in Update 4. The moves you use will utilize the power of smoke projectiles to deal damage to your opponents.
In this guide, we will show you all five abilities of the Smoke Element and how you can properly use it in battle.
Smoke Element Complete Guide & Showcase
Your first move is Smoke Projectile. This move lets you shoot a Smoke Projectile, dealing damage to any enemies that get hit with it.
This ability has a low cooldown, and you can use it to fight enemies from medium to long range.
Your next move is Smoke Aura. Upon casting, the user will surround themselves with a smoke circle. The smoke circle around you will start dealing damage to any enemies that get in range.
This is a great damage tool if multiple NPCs are attacking you.
Your third move is Smoke Rain. Upon casting, you will start raining down smoke beams, dealing damage to the targeted opponent. Each beam will be launched toward your cursor.
This means that you can change the damage location whenever you want.
The fourth move you’ll get is Smoke Bomb. This attack will create a huge smoke bomb that falls out of the sky. Upon landing, it will cause an explosion, dealing high damage to any enemies that get hit.
The explosion will also knock your opponents away from it.
Your last fifth move is Smoke Missile. Upon casting, the ability will launch smoke missiles at the cursor’s location.
When the ability lands on an opponent, they will receive damage as well as a slight knockback effect.
Overall, the Smoke Element has low cooldowns, which means that you can use the abilities more frequently. However, the damage per skill is going to be slightly lower than the other elements.
As long as you can utilize the low cooldowns, your damage output can still be great.
There are also knockback effects, which you should take into consideration when you are choosing a location to launch your skills. Most of the abilities provide AoE damage effects, meaning that you can hit more enemies at the same time.
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