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Fiery Aura is an enchantment endemic to the Twilight Forest Mod that inflicts ongoing fire damage to enemies that attack a player wearing armor imbued with it. It's a defensive version of Fire Aspect, similar in effect to the [http://www.minecraftwiki.net/wiki/Thorns#Enchantments Thorns] enchantment. Armor pieces made from fiery ingots (in turn from [[Fiery Blood/Fiery Tears]]) come automatically enchanted with this power, alike also to how [[Ironwood]] and [[Steeleaf]] armor come with various magical enhancements. Fiery Aura can also be acquired randomly using normal enchantment mechanics. | Fiery Aura is an enchantment endemic to the Twilight Forest Mod that inflicts ongoing fire damage to enemies that attack a player wearing armor imbued with it. It's a defensive version of Fire Aspect, similar in effect to the [http://www.minecraftwiki.net/wiki/Thorns#Enchantments Thorns] enchantment. Armor pieces made from fiery ingots (in turn from [[Fiery Blood/Fiery Tears]]) come automatically enchanted with this power, alike also to how [[Ironwood]] and [[Steeleaf]] armor come with various magical enhancements. Fiery Aura can also be acquired randomly using normal enchantment mechanics. | ||
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Revision as of 23:10, 28 October 2017
This enchantment is no longer in the game as of version 2.3.3, and is now an ability exclusive to Fiery Armor.
Fiery Aura is an enchantment endemic to the Twilight Forest Mod that inflicts ongoing fire damage to enemies that attack a player wearing armor imbued with it. It's a defensive version of Fire Aspect, similar in effect to the Thorns enchantment. Armor pieces made from fiery ingots (in turn from Fiery Blood/Fiery Tears) come automatically enchanted with this power, alike also to how Ironwood and Steeleaf armor come with various magical enhancements. Fiery Aura can also be acquired randomly using normal enchantment mechanics.