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In this guide, we shall go over how to use the Firewall spell in Mage Arena and offer some tips for its general usage.
Mage Arena is a PvP game that throws you into a team of mages fighting another team of mages. The idea sounds wacky, but there is a lot of depth to its combat, especially in the higher Titles if you choose to pursue it.
You have to split and assign roles, and the role of defending might be the hardest. You are often on your own as your team goes kill-hunting, making you ripe for gank squads to bully you. If you are struggling to hold your ground, the Firewall spell might be the fix you are looking for.
The Firewall spell creates a wall of fire in front of you, damaging anyone who passes through it. There is a lot of defensive potential in the Firewall spell, and if used correctly, it can make your defenses nearly bulletproof. We will discuss this in detail below.
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How To Use Firewall Spell in Mage Arena
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You cast the Firewall spell by following the steps below:
- Find a spot you want to hunker down in.
- Open your spellbook.
- Turn over to the page with the Fireball spell.
- Shout “Fireball” into your mic. This will cast the spell and will create a wall of fire based on your cursor placement.
The wall of fire that this spell creates is one of the strongest defensive lines you can have in Mage Arena. Any enemy that passes through the fire takes a lot of damage, and the fire itself obscures their vision. Should they pass through the fire, they become easy pickings.
Keeping the spell’s power in mind, we recommend using the Firewall spell to create chokepoints in the game. You can use the spell to force enemies to funnel down certain pathways and right into your teammates’ lines of sight. It’s perfect for setting up ambushes, especially if you pair it with a spell like Dark Blast.
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