Skyrim:Flame Cloak

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SR-icon-spell-Fire.png Flame Cloak
SR-icon-book-SpellTomeDestruction.png
School Destruction Difficulty Adept
Type Offensive Casting Fire and Forget
Delivery Self Equip Either Hand
Spell ID 0003ae9f Editor ID flameCloak
Base Cost 289 Charge Time 0.5
Duration 60+2 Range 0
Magnitude 8 Area 10
Tome ID 000a2703 Tome Value 325
Found
Appears in random loot at level 23+
Purchase from (Destruction lvl 40+)
Flame Cloak
For 60 seconds, opponents in melee range take 8 points fire damage per second. Targets on fire take extra damage.

Flame Cloak is an adept level Destruction spell that surrounds the caster in flames, causing fire damage to any enemies within melee range and setting them on fire, dealing 30% of the immediate spell damage, scaling down quadratically over 2 seconds.

Effects[edit]

Perks[edit]

Notes[edit]

  • You can only have one Cloak spell of any kind active at a time. Casting a second will cancel the first.
  • It is a 'smart' spell and does not damage NPCs or followers, unlike J'zargo's flame cloak scrolls.
  • Dual casting significantly increases its range (4.84 times the covered area), but does not increase damage.
  • The spell will continue to the end of its duration even if you sheathe your weapons. It even operates underwater, making it an effective means of dealing with Slaughterfish, since you can't use other attacks or spells while swimming.
  • One strategy for using this spell is to cast it and then simply run in tight circles around your enemies. They may be unable to hit you, and the fire will slowly take them out.
  • When Survival Mode is active, the cloak allows swimming in freezing water without taking damage or suffering additional cold (it does not protect from Cold outside water).
  • Potions of Fortify Destruction increase both range and damage.

Bugs[edit]

  • If you cast and hold a dual-cast only spell while a cloak spell is active, it will increase the damage the cloak does. ?