Instructions and everything you need to know Cinders of Anthelmir set, which you can get from the Oathsworn Pit dungeon in ESO.
Cinders of Anthelmir
Cinders of Anthelmir Features and Set Bonuses in ESO:
In ESO, the Cinders of Anthelmir set offers five set bonuses and belongs to the light armor category. The first three bonuses on the Cinders of Anthelmir set offer moderate increases to offensive penetration, along with weapon and spell damage. The final five-piece bonus triggers a Cindermoth summon every 8 seconds when you deal damage. This Cindermoth will target a nearby enemy and chase it down, until it is close enough to explode.
Based on the tooltip, it appears that triggering this 5-piece effect is very simple. “On dealing damage” means any type of damage, done by weapon, magic or ability. The Cinermoth you summoned automatically targets whichever enemy you hit with said damage.
Once the Cindermoth is close enough to the target, it will stop and then explode one second later causing Flame Damage and Burning to all enemies within an 8 meters radius. So, the explosion is an area-of-effect attack, assuming you are fighting more than one enemy.
How to Use Cinders of Anthelmir Set in PvE and PvP?
The nice thing about the Cinders of Anthelmir set is that everything triggered by the 5-piece bonus happens automatically, as you are doing damage in your regular rotation. This set is not likely to change the current meta either within player vs environment (PvE) or player vs player (PvP) settings. However, it is a fun set with a neat summons that has a very cool area-of-effect graphic. Overall, for roleplayers, this may be a be a set they love to use with their Bear-ultimate Warden character.
Although the Cinders of Anthelmir is not likely to replace any of the high-end meta sets in the game, this set could be useful for solo players questing in the overland world. There the Cindermoth could be an additional AOE to help take down random mobs of enemies. Moreover, this could also apply to dungeon or trial mobs. Additionally, with the recent changes to status effects, the guaranteed Burning condition could be impactful.
Again, the great thing about this set is that the summon and area-of-effect explosion are automatically triggered. By simply doing damage, you will regularly summon your Cindermoth, and it will find a target on its own. Newer players could see a benefit from having one less thing to manage or direct on the busy and ever-moving battlefields of Cyrodiil. However, those same newer players should prioritize survivability and sets that can help keep them alive longer. It’s possible that this set might find some niche use with players somewhere in the middle, but it likely won’t make much impact on the current meta.
How to Get Cinders of Anthelmir Set in ESO?
On any difficulty, you can get Cinders of Anthelmir armor, weapons, and jewelry from bosses and chests in the Oathsworn Pit dungeon. Below are instructions on how to get all items from the ESO Cinders of Anthelmir set:
To access the Oathsworn Pit dungeon and collect the Cinders of Anthelmir set, you must own the Scions of Ithelia DLC or have an active ESO Plus subscription. The major region in which this dungeon is located is called the Reach, which is to the northwest of the full Tamriel map. Moreover, within the more detailed map of Wrothgar, you can find the Oathsworn Pit dungeon to the far south of the map. You can find it just to the north of the Siege Road Wayshrine.
Additionally, dungeon content is meant to be played by a four-player group. In ESO, a well-balanced group typically contains one tank, one healer, and two damage dealers.
As mentioned above, chests always have the chance of dropping one of the dungeon sets, including Cinders of Anthelmir. Therefore, as you play through and learn the dungeon mechanics, be sure to also always be on the lookout for chests.
All sets available in the Oathsworn Pit dungeon are:
Can you Buy or Trade the Cinders of Anthelmir Set in ESO?
Unfortunately, you cannot buy the Cinders of Anthelmir set items in ESO. Within limits, you can trade the monster helmets and other dungeon-specific sets. However, you can only trade with the group of players you attempted the dungeon with. Furthermore, the ability to trade those pieces with the group only lasts for a limited amount of time.
Additionally, once the gear piece is bound to the specific player, it can no longer be traded. Finally, you also cannot sell monster helmets to players who didn’t take part in defeating the final boss.
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