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Wildfire is a Destruction spell available in The Elder Scrolls II: Daggerfall. It uses fire to inflict damage upon the enemy. Wildfire is a long range spell that affects the area around where it hits for low fire damage. The spell has a 100% chance to succeed upon being cast, and has a base duration of 1 ingame minute, adding 3 minutes per level gained by the Hero.

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  • Wildfire (Daggerfall)
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  • Wildfire is a Destruction spell available in The Elder Scrolls II: Daggerfall. It uses fire to inflict damage upon the enemy. Wildfire is a long range spell that affects the area around where it hits for low fire damage. The spell has a 100% chance to succeed upon being cast, and has a base duration of 1 ingame minute, adding 3 minutes per level gained by the Hero.
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  • Wildfire
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  • 60.0
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Effect
  • Fires a medium damage flame ball at target, lights target on fire dealing low level damage
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  • Wildfire is a Destruction spell available in The Elder Scrolls II: Daggerfall. It uses fire to inflict damage upon the enemy. Wildfire is a long range spell that affects the area around where it hits for low fire damage. The spell has a 100% chance to succeed upon being cast, and has a base duration of 1 ingame minute, adding 3 minutes per level gained by the Hero.
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