Unless the enemy has a red shield, this combo is really handy to use, and with Accio you can drag down enemies located on high grounds. Use the following combinations: Accio → Incendio → Basic Spells → Levioso → Basic Spells → Descendo → Accio, this combo is a never ending spell set. ▲ When the basic spell is applied after Crucio, the curse spreads to the surrounding area, and the Avada Kedavra defeats all the cursed enemies. With Imperio you will break the defence of the enemies, then curse the surrounding enemies with Crucio and other Damaging Spells, then the final blow will be with Avada Kedavra. Starting from the Imperio and Crucio, then you will lead it to Avada Kedavra. Especially Avada Kedavra and Transformation are both essential spells since their powers will be greatly increased by acquiring Talents.īest Talents - Level Up Priority & Cap Recommended Spell Set Unforgivable Curses Set Talents related to Spells and Dark Arts should be unlocked. If there are enemy nearby, it can also give them damage from the explosion. The good thing about Unforgivable Curses is the Transformation, because it can change the enemy into a Explosive Wooden Barrel and throw it which will defeat it in 1 blow. Transformation Defeats One Or More Enemies It is very useful because you don't have to think of what Spells you can only use. Unforgivable Curses can also break enemy's shields that can only be broken by Spells of a certain color. A combination of Imperio and Crucio can be used to curse Enemies, and then followed by Avada Kedavra for a good move to defeat them all. The Avada Kedavra spell is a very powerful spell that can instantly kill all enemies that have been cursed. The Curse Avada Kedavra Is Amazingly Strong ・Diffindo Mastery can strike additional targets ・Increases the damage of follow-up attacks ・Strikes additional targets by throwing explosives
・Turns your enemies into explosives and take them down in single blow ・Higher damage in combination with Curses ・Knocks down almost all enemies with a single blow
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