Ice Prison is a great crowd control, so it was maxed. If you're a noob and doesn't know, Prismatic Bolt hits causes burn, freezes and shocks, so they trigger the brands.Įlemental Attunement is necessary because at end game you'll spend a lot of time moving between your attacks with Prismatic Bolts, and keeping the stats effects up are essential to deal a high damage with the brands (Fire Brand/Ice Brand/Lightining Brand). If you're going to focus on a end game build, spend these 5 points at Frozen Fate.įire Brand/Ice Brand/Lightining Brand greatly increase the damage of Prismatic Bolt. It's really, really, usefull at early game, but really useless at end game. Ranged and spellcasters are much worse.Īlthough many people says that at end game you won't have problems with mana, Charge Mastery is great for the 25% damage bonus that embermages receive when charged, and also gives a great help with mana issues at early game. It only works against melee and with all the crowd control and Frost Phase, melee will not be a problem. There weren't points left for Prismatic Rift, but if you play it correctly you won't need it at all. After casting Hailstorm once, you'll spam Prismatic Bolt to wipe your foes. To be honest, you won't even use Hailstorm for AoE damage, you'll just cast Hailstorm for the crowd control it causes stuning and freezing, and for the eletrical damage bonus the hailstorm tier has.
Thunder Locus, Fire Storm and Frost Wave are really good AoE damagers, but in this build I choosed Hailstorm.
Also, with the recommended pet spells you'll have a small army for yourself and Ice Prison + Hailstorm + Frozen Fate does a great crowd control. I've read some reports saying that Astral Ally isn't worth (the Ally dies fast and deals few damage at end game) so it was dropped. Also, some people says that the bonuses are not that great because at end game you'll have more than +1000% magical damage. ELITE PRISMATIC BOLT EMBERMAGE GUIDE with wand + shieldĮlemental Boon has a short duration and long cooldown, so it was dropped.
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