Pure faith build, Flame Art infusion, fire scorpion... Fun times.

Bring wood and oil.

For fun use this and a Fire-Infused Greatsword with Lion's Claw in your next Colossal Greatsword playthrough.

Kill every Erdtree Avatar in three hits.

Aim and pivot toss Oil Pot at the enemy. Then use a fast Fire-infused weapon or a fire weapon skill, like Flaming Strike or Unsheathe. Frostbite beforehand is all the more rewarding.

often times the oil pot proc gets eaten by rolls in pvp, so you really gotta be careful when you choose to proc it.

"Lol look at this goober throwing crap at me. Does no damage cause im that good! He wont hit me with that spell ei-"

Many people in this wiki dont seem to understand the real use of these. Fire magic is widely regarded as clunky, unreliable & overcosted. Combine that with the frequent environmental penalties, and the unfortunate fact that health and fire defense scale together. Oil pots are not meant to supplement your flamestrike combo or dragon breath spam. They boost a single tick of fire damage. This is good for big spells like o flame & giantsflame, or even flame of the fell god (but why would you use that) assuming you can set them up or free aim. Most players cannot free aim or set up such spells making them less effective & rarely seen. If you want to skillfully fireball your way out of ganks this is a pyro invaders bread & butter.

caelid enemies are weak to fire
1) cover everyone in oil
2) cover yourself in oil

25/04/XXXX the caelid incident

Underrated for fth users, giantsflame take thee already does great damage, so imagine a enemies fire def cut into half. Its pretty devastating. Might even be able to 1 shot erdtree avatars with this

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Feel like these are underrated, 50% boost is nothing to sneeze at. Ive been getting gross dmg numbers using these and catch flame with other dmg boosts stacked.