Pixel Lineage Legendary Powers: Effects and Conditions

Open Gear and select the item, then read the LEGENDARY POWER line below its stats. The recorded Pyre, Mirror Ward and Surge examples have different trigger conditions. Choose the effect that fits your present kit and target rather than assuming every Legendary Power is a constant damage bonus.

Pyre on +7 Tormented Sturdy Lightbound Fists says hits deal +20% damage to burning foes. Mirror Ward on +7 Swift Tempest Slippers says there is a 25% chance to bounce a harmful status back to its caster. Surge on the recorded Rose Shatter Crown says to start every battle with +2 Energy.

These are tooltips on specific recorded copies. They do not establish a drop location, a roll probability, a tested damage increase or a full list of all Powers. Copy the condition into your own comparison: Pyre needs a burning foe, Mirror Ward concerns harmful status and Surge concerns starting Energy.

The recorded WORN GEAR BONUS list also shows Deep Wounds and Thornmail. Deep Wounds says your burn and poison deal +30% damage; Thornmail says hits on you bounce 30% of their damage back. They are shown in the aggregate worn list while the selected fists separately identify Pyre.

That screen does not show which specific worn item supplies every aggregate Power. Do not assign all visible Powers to the selected weapon. Before replacing a piece, read its own Power and check the resulting worn list to understand which condition your setup may lose or gain.

Owehnn says he thinks four may be active at once. That uncertain narration is not used as a confirmed Power cap or stacking formula. Duplicate-Power stacking, shared limits and how reflection or damage bonuses interact remain Pending confirmation without a directly supporting tooltip or controlled result.

If you need starting Energy, compare Surge’s tooltip with the active oath and your skills’ Energy requirements. If you want Pyre’s bonus, first confirm that your actual setup can leave the target burning. These are conditional choices from the text, not a measured best-Power ranking.

Mirror Ward’s harmful-status wording is different from Thornmail’s hit-damage wording. Neither description says that every attack is blocked or that your character cannot die. A chance-based tooltip also does not promise activation on a particular hit or turn.

Keep a set bonus separate from an individual item Power. Swift Tempest Slippers show both Mirror Ward and a Tempest all-three-piece condition, which means the leg item’s Power text and the set’s Overcharge text are different entries. Read the armor-set guide before counting an uncompleted set as active.

The clip switches between Pyre on the selected weapon and Mirror Ward on the selected legs. Its tooltip text supports the examples; no combat trigger is demonstrated in this short excerpt.