Winter's Heart Infusion
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Winter's Heart Infusions are a type of infusion that can be obtained as a rare drop from Wintersday Gifts. The original variant directly from the bag will have Healing Power as its stat bonus, but this can be changed with one of the following Mystic Forge recipes.“Double-click to apply to an unused infusion slot. Adds a wintery chill.
— In-game description
Acquisition[edit]
The following boxes may contain the healing power variant as super rare drop:
- Bag of Personalized Wintersday Gifts
- Bonus Box of Goods
- Bonus Box of Goods (discontinued)
- Gnashblade Zephyrite Supply Box
- Large Personalized Wintersday Gift (discontinued)
- Personalized Wintersday Gift
- The Evon Gnashblade Wintersday Gift
- Wintersday Gift
- Zephyrite Curio Box
- Zephyrite Curio Box
- Zephyrite Supply Box
Stat change recipes[edit]
Once obtained, any infusion can be stat changed as follows:
| Item | Ingredients | Stats | Links | Trading post |
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| Concentration | Item: API: API |
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| Condition Damage | Item: API: API |
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| Expertise |
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| Healing Power | Item: API: API |
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| Power |
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Item: API: API |
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| Precision |
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| Toughness |
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Item: API: API |
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| Vitality |
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Notes[edit]
- Unlike Winter's Presence and Rime-Rimmed Mariner's Rebreather skins, the aura is similar to the Halloween Phospholuminescent Infusion in that it gives a white glow. In addition, it gives a frosty mist effect around the character, and the character's hair and eye color turn into an icy blue. The frosty mist also leaves a trail while the character is moving.
Trivia[edit]
- Originally the recipes required 100 Flawless Snowflake to change stats. This was changed to the current recipe requiring 250 Snowflake when all other types of Snowflakes ceased to be used in crafting recipes in 2017.
