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Elemental Infusion Elemental infusion

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Elemental infusion is a recurring form of character enhancement in the Final Fantasy series. The are abilities that bestow corresponding status effects that supplement a combatant's physical attacks with additional elemental damage. A fire-aligned spell, for example, may add a burning effect to the cuts of a sword. This creates the possibility of exploiting an enemy's magical weakness without casting traditional direct-damage spells. Sometimes items infuse a character with elemental power. The user can infuse objects (usually a weapon), beings or powers with elemental forces, empowering and energizing them and allowing the user to manipulate their qualities and efficiency. Depending on the type of element that the object is infuse, it can posses a variety of abilities and be very effective in both offensive and defensive combat.

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Aang has the power to infuse other objects with his powers.

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The user can infuse objects (usually a weapon), beings or powers with elemental forces, empowering and energizing them and allowing the user to manipulate their qualities and efficiency. Depending on the type of element that the object is infuse, it can posses a variety of abilities and be very effective in both offensive and defensive combat. Elemental infusion is a recurring form of character enhancement in the Final Fantasy series. The are abilities that bestow corresponding status effects that supplement a combatant's physical attacks with additional elemental damage. A fire-aligned spell, for example, may add a burning effect to the cuts of a sword. This creates the possibility of exploiting an enemy's magical weakness without casting traditional direct-damage spells. Sometimes items infuse a character with elemental power. The usefulness of the En-Spell family can be curtailed by the Nul-Spells, which completely eliminate damage from a given element, and the Bar Spells, which increase resistance to elemental attacks.