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Commento di 8188

While I have never used this item, the spell that it triggers would suggest otherwise.

Is this item bugged?

Commento di 33505

Although i am not entirely sure if it procs on getting hit or hitting, this Chili is worth some fun imo.
It does scale in damage, first time i used it it was about 90 damage in my lvl 30s. Now it hits for around 420 and crits for 620 fire damage.
I am not sure it if scales with the level or with my damage gear. I use it on a Paladin in mid60s and 350-400 +SpellDmg.

Commento di 46372

This is a great item for Feral druids, since it's one of the few melee damage adds that actually works (they can't use weapon procs like Windfury since their melee weapon isn't technically used).

Just remember: if you jump in water, you lose the buff. Nice touch!

Commento di 14586

It has a one minute cooldown and a 5% chance to proc.

Commento di 54477

I'm a warlock and just tried it on at lvl 64 dreadfang lurker outside shatt.

It procs on you hitting the target (my voidwalker was tanking).

Holy %&^*, the thing proc for 1k + fire damage, crit for 1.5k. O_o

Commento di superman

Dragonbreath Chili no longer recieves a bonus from your +dmg/healing as of patch 2.2.0 :(

Commento di 53267

Still the best Cooking-made item for combat, by far. Also one of the most entertaining :P

Commento di Squirrely

The chili was only hitting for 61 -64 fire dmg after about 100 procs using a 55 rogue and a 70 druid.

Commento di Aelok

I have used a few of these and never seen the effect. I notice the fire breathing 'buff' leaves me sometimes before the time is up, so I am guessing its a 1 time thing per use, and I never notice when it works!

I only used a few, but to me it'd be best to make Carrion Surprise instead, at least you get a heal and a well fed buff.

For the trouble it can take to collect a decent amount of flame sacs, i'd say don't bother with making this unless you have extra cookin supplies.

The problem for me could be that I might not have had spell effects and other graphics at max. You might have to be running on high end graphic settings to really notice the firebreathe.

Commento di Ismat

This item produces a buff that is classified as a Poison effect. Normal friendly poison cleansing effects will not remove it, but the Dwarf 'Stone Form' racial, which grants temporary immunity to poisons, will.

I discovered this to my annoyance.

Commento di Thottbot

This meal is a lot of fun in a party, and actually does some decent damage to enemies. Worth cooking!

Commento di Thottbot

This Chili is awesome. I spent the time gathering ingredients and made a bunch last night. It was a total blast using it. I was breathing fire left and right. The recipe alone is worth doing cooking.

Commento di Thottbot

First off, interestingly enough, the chili registers as a poison. "You don't feel so well..." However, thankfully, remove poison does nothing to it. (Like all buffs, you can destroy it by right-clicking on it)

So far, 172 hits, 8 burps. But like every "random" item in the system, it's fickle. Three of those burps were on the same mob within 10 weapon strikes.

With me sitting at level 35, the chili seems to enjoy doing 61-69 damage when it hits, and it did 191 when it critted.

The stack problem has been fixed, and you can keep them in a stack now. And the effect is very... um... pretty. :) I got a few "What the heck was that?" queries from nearby folks.

Sadly, even though it is a pretty cool item, it doesn't seem to sell on the AH for anything at all. All the times I have put it up, even at 6s (twice the sell to vendor price), it's not gone at all.

Commento di Thottbot

you can have both first aid and cooking...

Commento di Thottbot

I bought this recipe simply for the cooking experience... I've enjoyed using it in battle though. Although you cannot rely on it, the damage is welcome when it happens.

Commento di Thottbot

I sell these for 3-4g on the Auction House for a stack of 5. They don't sell well, but they do sell, if nothing else because of the novelty factor and the fact that no one else seems to make them. I'm on Stormreaver (Smallwonder --Alliance) so send me a tell if you want some. I'll even give you a discount :). Hardest part about making this stuff is getting the small flame sacs. I think I know where to get some now (dragonkin in Badlands, Wetlands) so I'll hopefully be able to make more of these in the future. It's nice to know there is at least one reasonably profitable recipe in cooking, as nothing else I can cook sells well at all on the AH.

Commento di Thottbot

It says you don't feel so well... After you take the spicy soup, you gain fire breath in next 10 minutes just because it's too spicy.

Remember, DO NOT jump into water after you activate the buff. You'll feel normal again. (aka the buff gone ;P)

I'm not jokin'

Commento di Thottbot

Me and a friend were fist fighting in ironforge, both using this, gathered quite a crowd with all the fire breathing, great item. I did notice the buff however disapears after the duel is over, even when it still has time left. Still great fun.

Commento di Thottbot

don't eat after this!

Commento di Thottbot

If you enter the water, the buff goes away :(

Commento di Thottbot

This is so fun, especially for rogues who hit fast w000t Chili peppers!

Commento di Thottbot

I've been able to sell each bowl for 1G at the AH on Burning Blade.

I'm gonna keep farming those flame sacs until I have enough gold for my mount!

Commento di Thottbot

I bought this on one of my toons and think its fun.. but I can't remember where I bought it and can't seem to find it again.. Anyone have the links to where the vendors that sell this recipe are? It isn't in any of the major towns. Thx

Commento di Thottbot

You can get this from Helenia Olden, Trade Supplies Vender (66,51), in Theramore Isle.

Commento di Thottbot

I remember a while back this didn't deal much damage. I used it the other day with my level 62 Paladin, and it only proc'd once in the 10 minute duration (although I wasn't fighting the entire 10 minutes), but it did well over 500 damage.

I'd rather it proc'd more often for less damage, but 500-something damage is pretty good.

Commento di Thottbot

just wanted to see the fire and let my mage melee for duration and never saw it. Maybe its because my mage hits like a girl (she is a girl).

Commento di Thottbot

100% of your Fire +Spelldmg is added to the base dmg this proc does ^_^

Let a Lv70 warrior melee till it procs then a Lv70 mage.. you'll notice quite a difference..

btw the proc is a cone AoE that hits EVERY enemy you are facing, not just the one your meleeing :)

Commento di Thottbot

If you simply like this because of the fire effect, search for the trinket "Thunderbrew's Boot Flask", it does the same thing but hits for 60 damage every second for 5 seconds to all the enemies in front of you, VERY useful trinket at level 40.

Commento di Thottbot

Ok seems that no one on here has found out how the damage is caused~ and i will tell you, whether you believe me is up to you but i know this to be true.
The damage dealt by this goes on your magic damage therefore a rogue will only do around 60 - 100 damage but if you put clothes on the rogue that gives spell damage it increases the damage of the fire breath. this could be changed by the expansion as i play in chinese server and don't have even patch 2.0 yet~
Just try it get some guildie/friend to make clothes that gives spell damage~ won't cost much and you will see the damage go high to around 500 - 700 which is cool but then i guess its more for the effects rather than the actual damage.
hope this is of some help to people

Commento di Thottbot

We (two rogues) used the chili at STV fever quest:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OBStZDrpr3E

Commento di Thottbot

This hit for me every about 10-20 hits lol came out alot and hit 218 regular and 319 crit every time for a lvl 49 mage :O

Commento di Thottbot

Will this work for a druid in cat/bear form?

Commento di Thottbot

As of about August 2007 the chili still does damage. Also, if +spell damage effects the power of the chili, then this food is AMAZINGLY powerful for mages I would think, who often have their targets in range for conical spells. Above posters are saying they have seen it hit for like 500-700 or something like that. Getting that much more damage from food is definately worth looking into!

Also, like an above poster said, this fire breath is like a cone in front of you, and will hit all enemies in its path....aka....breaks crowd controlled mobs.

I almost wiped a group I was in cause it procced while I was tanking something facing a sheep and sapped target. Quickly turned into me tanking 3 mobs. Be careful whats in front of you if you like to eat this chili.

Commento di Thottbot

About mages using it...
Please note the effect: "Occasionally belch flame at enemies struck in melee for the next 10 min."

It won't trigger if you aren't meleeing.

Commento di Thottbot

Yes it does work in form, it is funny as hell too. Also some well fed buffs from food/brewfest beer over rides the chilli and it goes away, i did that twice before i noticed lol.

cool for tanks, casters dont bother......too bad you couldnt feed it to your pet.

Morlyn

Commento di Thottbot

lol i wish you could feed it to pets...

... feed it to a dragonhwak, windserpent, or a warp stalker

:)

Commento di Thottbot

Oh cool, this does Damage?

I used to use it all the time on my rogue, roundabouts the level 40-50 mark. I used it simply for the fact that it looked funky, and often provoked the responce of "WTF was that!" whilst in group :)

I had no idea that it actually did any damage :p

I might make some more now ^_^

Commento di Thottbot

Stormchops eaten first and this stacked on top could help tanks hold aggro on multiple mobs if they lack the AoE to do it. Fun times even if you aren't tanking and just out murdering stuff.

Commento di Thottbot

my lvl60 cat ate it, but didnt get the effect ; ; incase anyone didnt know. (no, i didnt bother to read EVERY post heh)

Commento di Allakhazam

This item may still be bugged, I haven't heard any recent news, so I assume it still is.

Basically, if you have a stack and use one of them, each time it procs you will use ANOTHER chili from your stack! It is not supposed to do this.

Same bug has been reported for the Gift of Arthas potion.

EDIT: I have tested and can say for sure that if you take 1 off of your stack and make a new stack in your bag, then eat that single one, it will not cause the rest of your stack to be consumed.

Edited, Fri Feb 25 09:17:48 2005

Commento di Allakhazam

The bug was fixed it seems; don't worry about keeping these in stacks, they won't disappear.

Does around ~60 damage.

Also, the tooltip reads as "You don't feel so well - Poison" but a druid spell like Cure Poison will not cancel it.

Here is a screenshot of the effects:
http://img75.echo.cx/my.php?image=chiliproc4ch.jpg

kaliroots

Edited, Thu Jun 2 20:14:29 2005

Commento di Allakhazam

As a paladin using a slow weapon (currently still Verigan's Fist), it procs like mad - every hit with my mace gives me an extra proc from the Chili. It even looks like it occurs more often, more like every 2.5-3 seconds. AND, it has a chance to crit for double the damage, which it has done for me a few times! I had used the dish 3 times already and gotta say that it's crazy good when fighting densely populated areas like instances.

And thanks jdtschida for the tip on taking 1 off of the stack before eating to eliminate the bug.

..Now if I could only find more Flame Sacs..

Commento di Allakhazam

nice pic btw Kali...roast that yeti's nuts!

Commento di Allakhazam

This chili procs based on weapon speed. I gave a bowl to a rogue in our group. The flame never turned off (he was using daggers).

Edited, Mon Apr 18 17:43:53 2005

Commento di Allakhazam

FYI, the chili effect now fades if you eat something else while buffed with it. I was wondering why it was only lasting 2 minutes until I realized that when I was low on health, and sat and ate, the effect faded. LAME!

Commento di Allakhazam

The first item in WoW to make me giggle.

Commento di Allakhazam

Hits in the 60's and works like cone of frost. Procced 6 times in the 10 minutes I used it.

Commento di Allakhazam

Does this do any sort of damage?

Commento di Allakhazam

*sigh* Yep, still bugged. Wish I had known before I started using it with them in a stack.

Commento di Allakhazam

if you have this buff on do not go in the water or it goes away.

Commento di Allakhazam

I love this dish. I've been harvesting dragon whelpings for the sacs regularly since i found it. it deals anywhere from 70-90 damage, and its an AOE attack. I use it with my hunter, and when i wing clip, i spin...maybe that's what makes it AOE, but, i know it can damage more than one person.

Commento di vlaka

Hands down best food for Feral DPS/TANK.

Commento di Javirero

Came here because of the Culling of Stratholme

Commento di mrstanley

In classic the proc on this is about 3.3%

The rate is not based off weapon speed. The more you hit, the more dragonbreaths you will get.

Commento di Etreum

It stacks with other buff food...

Commento di stuie382

From Reddit

Dragonbreath Chili is a level 35 food item. When consumed, it gives you a 10-minute buff with a fixed 4% chance to instantly breath fire in the direction you're facing on each melee hit. This effect deals damage in the same cone shaped area-of-effect as the Cone of Cold, which is 10 yards long. It deals 60 fire damage and gets 100% of your total +Spell Damage stat added to its proc damage.

This means that, with no +Spell Damage gear, Dragonbreath Chili adds 1.8 dps if you're wielding a 1.3 speed weapon (the fastest in the game), and 0.6 dps if you're wielding a 4.0 speed weapon (the slowest in the game). When you start using extra attack abilities, increased attack speed abilities, or +Spell Damage gear, the numbers increase accordingly.

Dragonbreath Chili stays active alongside other food-related buffs. It also gets removed if you go underwater with the buff on, which, although very fitting and immersive, can still cost you a lot of money. Unfortunately this also occurs when you take a dive into lava or other liquids, such as the sludge in the sewers of the Undercity.

Commento di CasCassCasch

Don't see anyone mentioning it but, there must be a recent hidden change to it because the buff started falling off before the 10min duration. (no I didn't go for a swim)
Of course Blizzard CS sent me here instead of actually doing anything about it.

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Dragonbreath Chili

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Usa: Occasionally belch flame at enemies struck in melee for the next 10 min. (Possibilità di Apparire:5%, 10s di recupero)

Massima Pila: 20

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Dragonbreath Chili

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