What To Do With Yarrow Blossoms In Dungeonborne

Dungeonborne gives players lots of gear and items to choose from before going into a dungeon. Anything found in a dungeon can immediately be equipped and used to try and keep yourself alive and to extract to keep everything you found.

Consumables also give any class a bit more versatility, with flasks being useful in a range of situations. While everything is lost when you die in a dungeon, a few flasks can help make that much less likely to happen; here's how to get and use them.

How To Craft Heirlooms In Dungeonborne

Heirlooms are an excellent way to gain a battle advantage in Dungeonborne, but crafting and acquiring them will require a couple of steps to perform.

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How To Get Flasks In Dungeonborne

Flasks can either be purchased, crafted, or found in a dungeon. There is no major method that players can use to boost the chances of finding flasks. They are a random drop often found in chests, with all four versions of flasks appearing equally. Flasks can also be purchased by going to the Merchant in camp, with all flasks costing 800 gold, aside from the Flask of Shielding which costs 500 gold.

Flasks can also be crafted and require Yarrow Blossoms. Go to the Alchemist in the camp and select the other tab at the top of the menu to see the list of flasks. All flasks cost 3 Yarrow Blossoms to craft, and there is no other use for this material, so craft your favorite flasks to your heart's content.

Best Class in Dungeonborne for Beginners

Dungeonborne is a first-person action extraction game that utilizes many different classes, but choosing the best one as a beginner is very important.

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Every Flask Type Explained

Flasks can be used by any class, and no matter how many flasks you have, there is a 20-second cooldown between using a flask of any kind, keeping players from spamming flasks at their enemies. There are a total of five different flasks players can get and use:

Flask Name	Explanation
Incendiary Flask	Creates a 3-meter circle of fire for ten seconds. All enemies within that circle take 16 damage every two and a half seconds.
Thunderclap Flask	Deals 80 damage immediately to all enemies within two meters, while also slowing their speed by 75% for 4 seconds.
Stoneshaping Flask	Creates four large stone barriers that form a wall for ten seconds. Individual barriers can be broken but require multiple attacks to break.
Smokescreen Flask	Creates a 6-meter cloud of smoke that can't be seen through for 8 seconds.
Flask Of Shielding	Absorbs 250 of any damage type for the next 25 seconds, without any of that damage going through or carrying over to your life. Pairs well with healing potions to let them take effect while you are protected.