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This article is about content – such as characters, quests, items, or mechanics – that has been removed from the game entirely, and is no longer accessible by any means. |

The Circlet of Fire is an uncommon Circlet that grants the wearer a bonus action whenever they deal Fire damage with a leveled spell.
Merely holding the circlet makes your skin flush, filling you with determination and righteous fury.
Properties
- Helmets
- Rarity: Uncommon
- Weight: 0.5 kg (1 lb)
- Price: 220 gp
Special
The wearer of this item gains:
- Fiery Return
- When you deal Fire damage with a levelled spell, you Burn yourself and gain an additional Bonus Action this round.
Where to find
- This item is not present in the launch version of the game. Its effects have largely been replicated by the Pyroquickness Hat found in Act Three.
- In Early Access versions of the game the circlet could be found in a gilded chest in the final room of the Apothecary's Cellar beneath the Blighted Village X: -659 Y: -370. The cellar can be accessed through the building directly behind the village's Ancient Rune Circle.
Notes
Regarding Fiery Return:
- The conditions for activating Fiery Return are to deal fire damage with a non-cantrip spell or a melee spell attack roll.
- Attacks with a Flame Blade conjured by the druid spell count as melee spell attacks, so they trigger Fiery Return. However, this is not true of a Flame Blade summoned by a mephistopheles tiefling's racial feature or a permanent Flame Blade acquired through the exploit described here.
- The Daredevil Gloves can turn ranged spell attacks into melee spell attacks, so cantrips like Fire Bolt can trigger Fiery Return when paired with the gloves.
Bugs
Regarding Fiery Return:
- If Fiery Return is triggered with a Bonus Action (for example, with Metamagic: Quickened Spell), the extra bonus action granted by this passive is wasted and consumed immediately.
- Hellcrawler, a class action granted by the Helldusk Boots, triggers Fiery Return, essentially negating the bonus action cost.
- Searing Smite does not trigger Fiery Return.















