Bloom
Bloom is the Elemental Reaction triggered when Dendro is applied onto an entity already affected by Hydro or vice versa.
This reaction produces a Dendro Core, which stays on the field for up to 6 seconds. Only 5 Dendro Cores can exist at a time in a 64m radius, and producing more than 5 Dendro Cores will cause the oldest one to explode immediately.
Dendro Core
Once a Dendro Core's duration expires, it explodes, dealing AoE Dendro DMG in a 5m radius to all entities.
When it receives Pyro DMG or Electro DMG, the Hyperbloom and Burgeon Elemental Reactions can be triggered on the Dendro Core.
DMG dealt to the "owners" of all Bloom-related reactions are 5% of the original DMG dealt. An entity is considered to have "owned" the core if they: triggered the Bloom reaction responsible for the Dendro Core or, if they triggered the secondary Hyperbloom/Burgeon reaction. A Dendro Core may have multiple entities as its owner, where the DMG is attributed to the most recent owner.
Internal Data
Reaction Multiplier: 2
Reaction ID(s):
seven-elements:bloom_dendro(triggered if Dendro was applied on a Hydro aura)seven-elements:bloom_hydro(triggered if Hydro was applied on a Dendro aura)seven-elements:bloom_quicken(triggered if Hydro was applied on a Quicken aura)
Hyperbloom
Hyperbloom is the Elemental Reaction triggered on a Dendro Core when it receives Electro DMG.
This reaction transforms the Dendro Core into a Sprawling Shot that homes in on the closest enemy within a 24m radius, dealing increased AoE Dendro DMG in a 1m radius. If no enemy can be found, it shoots up and disappears shortly after.
Internal Data
Reaction Multiplier: 3
Reaction ID: seven-elements:hyperbloom
Burgeon
Burgeon is the Elemental Reaction triggered on a Dendro Core when it receives Pyro DMG.
This reaction prematurely explodes the Dendro Core, dealing increased AoE Dendro DMG in a 5m radius.
Internal Data
Reaction Multiplier: 3
Reaction ID: seven-elements:burgeon