Quick overview
Ember Engine is a Red Horizon Gear Set built around Status Effects and a chance to apply Burn. Its four-piece Spontaneous Combustion talent can add Burn to status applications, making it a natural starting point for a fire-focused build.
At a glance
Key numbers
2-piece8% Skill Efficiency
3-piece30% Status Effect
4-piece40% Burn chance
Chest talent60% Burn chance
Build decision
Ember Engine pieces
| Configuration | What it adds |
|---|---|
| Two pieces | 8% Skill Efficiency. |
| Three pieces | Adds 30% Status Effect. |
| Four pieces | Spontaneous Combustion can add Burn; Burn triggers gain 25% Burn Damage for their duration. |
| Chest / backpack | Flashpoint raises application chance; White Hot extends the specific Burn-damage debuff. |
Detailed route
What to do, step by step
Use this order when you are in-game. It expands the overview with the checks and choices that keep the route on track.
- Read the live item panel to confirm the current two-piece, three-piece, and four-piece bonuses.
- Use the two-piece Skill Efficiency and three-piece Status Effect bonuses as the baseline for the build.
- Test Spontaneous Combustion with your most reliable status application rather than assuming every effect will produce the same result.
- Consider the chest and backpack talents when deciding whether you need more Burn chance or longer debuff duration.
- Compare the set with your current status build in a repeatable mission before optimizing every attribute.
Key details
Before you commit
- Ubisoft's Red Horizon article lists Ember Engine's four-piece talent as Spontaneous Combustion and its chest/backpack bonuses as Flashpoint and White Hot.
- Gear-set values and the best pairing can change with balance updates; verify the live game before crafting or recalibrating.