Tooltip
Calls down a molten rain, burning all enemies in a selected area for 1000 Fire damage every 2 sec. for 6 sec.
How it works
Rain of Fire is built from 2 client effects, applied in this order:
- Effect 1 is Persistent Area Aura (effect type 27). It applies aura type 3. Its base value is 1000 per tick. Its area radius is 10 yards. It ticks every 2 sec, 3 times over the full 6 sec (3000 base in total).
- Effect 2 is School Damage (effect type 2). Its base value is 1000.
What it does
Rain of Fire is a Fire spell with an instant cast, a range of 40 yards and effects that last 6 sec. When cast it leaves a persistent area effect on the ground in a 10 yard radius every 2 sec and deals Fire damage (base value 1000).
Generated from the SpellEffect, SpellMisc, SpellCooldowns and SpellRange records in the WoW Forever beta client, build 1.60.1.70532. Effects the client marks as internal hooks are left out.
Spell Details
| School | Fire |
|---|---|
| Range | 40 yards (Long Range) |
| Cast time | Instant |
| Duration | 6 sec |
| Effect #1 | Persistent Area Aura (27) Aura type id 3 Value: 1000 Radius: 10 yards Period: every 2 sec |
| Effect #2 | School Damage (2) Value: 1000 |
Raw client values from the WoW Forever beta client, build 1.60.1.70532. Where the game data carries no name for an id, the id is shown as is.
Rain of Fire sounds
The sounds the game plays when Rain of Fire is cast and lands, straight from the client. Press play, or open a kit for every file and the download formats.
RainOfFireImpactSoundKit 3181
MeltOreTargetSoundKit 5015
Joined in the WoW Forever beta client: spell visual, then visual kit, then SoundKit, then the sound file. Browse every game sound in the sound archive.
WoW Forever
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