
You’ll have 4 bombs per cooldown cycle, and they’ll be ready to go again in just a few seconds.
#Outriders pyromancer mod
Heatwave will also cause enemies to take a stacking 25% damage increase thanks to Tier 1 Mod Burnt Out, which your entire team will benefit from. Casting it towards flying Alpha perforos will stun them momentarily and if the timing is right it’ll prevent them from hitting you with their jump attack. It will also apply burn which will sustain your HP pool. Heatwave will proc your Acari set Bonus, amplifying your Anomaly Power. The skills that the Acari Bomber uses are Heatwave, Thermal Bomb and Overheat. Also note that 40% Resistance is 2/3 of what Emergency Stance provides so this is a great option. This will boost your HP pool by 10% and total up your resistance to 40%.

The build leverages the set bonus of the Acari legendary armor, which supercharges your Anomaly Power by 50% for each enemy hit by heatwave. Scorched Zealot primarily synergizes with Feed the Flames, as hitting enemies with the skill increases the fireball’s damage.The Acari Bomber is a high adrenaline end game build which makes heavy use of Thermal Bomb for damage and crowd control.


The projectile inflicts damage and Ash in a 5-meter radius around the point of impact. Instead of directly buffing a single ability like Heat Seeker, Scorched Zealot modifies the basic melee ability to shoot a fireball toward targets.
#Outriders pyromancer mods
The set also comes with new mods like Turn Up The Heat, which grants an extra cast of Overheat cooldown, and Fire Trap, which causes Marked or Burning targets to explode when hit by Thermal Bomb.

Since the seeker always goes for the weakest enemy, this allows Pyromancers to easily delete entire groups of targets by setting off Thermal Bomb detonations with other abilities like Overheat or Heatwave. When equipped, the Heat Seeker set will cause Thermal Bomb kills to hunt down the enemy with the lowest HP within 25 meters, priming them for another explosion, albeit 50% weaker than normal.
