When an Ignite occurs, damage scalars impacting your abilities can amplify the Ignite's AoE damage. All classes can Ignite.Īll Ignites experience damage falloff, although you can modify their area of effect with certain Fragments. This effect has a short cooldown between activations. Ignite deals enough damage to kill rank and file enemies in PvE and significantly damage Guardians in PvP. You can Ignite targets through certain abilities, Exotics, or by inflicting 100 Scorch stacks onto a target. Ignite is a debuff that causes the afflicted target to explode, dealing massive damage over an eight-meter radius.
From PvE testing, it appears that Scorch has a linear curve when it comes to scaling damage.
Your Scorch's damage is determined by the number of stacks the target has. Scorch cannot kill someone in the Crucible. Should they reach 100 Scorch stacks, the target will explode and have all Scorch stacks purged. Enemies will continue to burn until either they lose Scorch stacks or reach 100. This burn will start decaying after two seconds of no additional Scorch application, decaying at a rate of about 18-20 Scorch stacks per second. Should you spam Scorch sources on the target, they'll be afflicted with an even stronger damage-over-time effect. In essence, if an ability or weapon says it Scorches someone, it'll cause them to burn. This sounds much more complicated than it really is. Scorch stacks cap out at 100, at which point the target will cause an Ignite-Destiny's terminology for a Solar explosion. This burn rapidly decays if Scorch has not been inflicted on the target within the last two seconds. Every source of Scorch will inflict between 5-60 Scorch stacks on the target, causing them to burn. Scorch is a damage-over-time effect that increases in magnitude with each source of Scorch applied.
This effect lasts for four seconds by default, six with Ember of Solace. Restoration regenerates your health and shields at a fixed rate that cannot be interrupted.
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