That being said, what’s not immediately apparent at a glance is that Lords of the Fallen not only takes those cues but, in many cases, runs with them, too. The shockwave can hit through walls making it useful at dealing with enemies trying to bushwhack the player.Let’s not beat around the bloody, limb-strewn bush here: Lords of the Fallen takes several noticeable cues from one particularly tough RPG behemoth, and it isn’t afraid to let the world see its influences.Being hit during the casting animation will interrupt it, however. Once the spell starts it will follow through, no matter how hard you're hit or knocked down. You can move during the hammer's wind-up animation, making the spell good for area control.The impact of the hammer itself breaks enemy guards, making it capable of easily defeating Rhogar Knights.At 21 faith, hitting with both the hammer and shockwave can do over 700 damage to an enemy. The shockwave is very similar to the Power Rune version of the Blast Gauntlet, but bigger and substantially stronger. The impact of the hammer itself and the resulting shockwave both do their own damage.
It generates a close-range shockwave that does massive damage in an area of effect, by having a giant flaming clone of yourself swing a massive two-handed hammer - with explosive results. Quake is the most powerful offensive spell in the game.Requires 15 Faith (Requires 5 Faith points spent on this line to unlock).
A close-range damage-dealing spell with a large impact radius, it's the most powerful offensive spell in the game and can be used for crushing small groups of foes or one tougher opponent. Quake is a spell found in the Brawling Magic tree in Lords of the Fallen. Your most powerful ally, coming down to help you and slam your enemies with a giant hammer, wreaking havoc.
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