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[Review] Skill Academy: Learnings of the Infinite Firepower Skill in Infinity Kingdom

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Article Publish : 10/12/2025 15:18

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💠Introduction

What’s up, folks? With so many new legendary skills already out and more on the horizon, it can become difficult to know which skills to prioritize with limited funds. In this article, we’ll take a look at one of the first legendary skills in the game, Infinite Firepower, what it does, its role in the meta, and whether it's worth purchasing.

💠Table of Contents

Infinite Firepower
Strengths and Synergies
Verdict
Summary

💠Infinite Firepower

Infinite Firepower is a Legendary triggered-type skill that activates automatically after the battle begins. Every three seconds, it has a 60% chance to deal 350% Magic Damage to all enemies and boost the user’s Energy Regen Speed by 20% for three seconds. This makes it a strong offensive and utility option for magic-based damage dealers who rely on frequent ultimate activation. The combination of AoE damage and energy acceleration allows consistent pressure throughout battle, especially in lineups centered around rapid skill cycling.

💠Strengths and Synergies

Let’s talk about the most obvious part of Infinite Firepower first—the damage and the 3-second trigger chance. It’s one of only two mage skills that can proc every 3 seconds, the other being Spell Disintegrator. However, Infinite Firepower’s damage is nearly 3 times higher, its proc chance is 10% greater, and it hits all enemies instead of just 3. The 350% damage rate even surpasses Annihilation, another full-team nuke, making Infinite Firepower one of the strongest offensive mage skills currently available. In 50-second to 1-minute battles, Infinite Firepower triggered on average 1.5 to 2 times more often than Spell Disintegrator and dealt nearly 4 times the total damage. While some of that difference can be attributed to Spell Disintegrator’s magical defense debuff boosting team damage, Infinite Firepower’s raw output is undeniable.

The 20% Energy Regeneration boost from Infinite Firepower is the cherry on top—and arguably the most impactful part of the skill. After the first ultimate cast, the increased energy flow accelerates ultimate rotations dramatically. When Infinite Firepower was replaced with another skill, battle durations stretched nearly 30 seconds longer. In those 90-second fights, Himiko managed to cast her ultimate about 21 times, averaging one hit every 4.3 seconds. In comparison, with Infinite Firepower equipped, 50-second battles saw her ultimate hit 14 times. At that pace, it would take roughly 75 seconds to reach the same number of casts as without it. This clearly shows how much Infinite Firepower enhances overall tempo, letting magic attackers maintain constant pressure and end fights significantly faster.

The best skills to equip alongside Infinite Firepower are those that capitalize on its accelerated ultimate cycle. Corrosive Power is a natural pairing, as it further increases Energy Regeneration after three ultimate hits, allowing sustained pressure and even faster rotations. Energy Mastery also synergizes perfectly, granting flat Energy and bonus ultimate damage after the first cast, amplifying both burst and consistency. To a lesser extent, Chase benefits as well, since nothing fuels its critical damage triggers better than a skill that activates every three seconds. Spell Disintegrator complements Infinite Firepower by reducing enemies’ magical defense, enhancing overall team damage output. Altogether, these combinations make Infinite Firepower not just a standalone powerhouse but a key enabler for rapid, high-tempo magic compositions.

An issue with Infinite Firepower is that, while the skill itself is extremely strong, the current environment is heavily stacked against magical damage. Defensive skills such as Master’s Aegis, Resist, and Jade Barrier all provide significant reductions or shielding against magic-based attacks, cutting into its overall effectiveness. On top of that, many immortals now have multiple ways to boost their Resilience, further dampening the impact of magic damage. As a result, even though Infinite Firepower boasts some of the highest raw numbers among offensive skills, it struggles to consistently outperform physical-based alternatives. In a meta where physical teams dominate and magic mitigation is common, Infinite Firepower’s potential is often capped by the sheer number of counters available. Knife Through Butter is another answer to reduce energy that Infinite Firepower helps gain.

💠Verdict

Infinite Firepower does everything exceptionally well and elevates mage carries to an entirely new tier. Its combination of frequent triggers, high damage output, and energy regeneration makes it one of the most complete and efficient skills in the game. In my opinion, mages like Himiko simply aren’t worth building without legendary skills like Infinite Firepower. For any magic-based composition, it’s an essential cornerstone if you want to compete against top players. Strong Buy rating for its unmatched synergy, consistency, and overall impact on battle tempo.

💠Summary

Infinite Firepower is one of the strongest mage skills ever released, and it shows no signs of falling behind. Battles in the current meta favor fast rotations and consistent pressure, both of which this skill excels at. While there are counters, for any serious mage lineup, Infinite Firepower isn’t just good—it’s essential. Spend your Divine Coins here without hesitation.

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