Let the promotional tie-ins commence!

ATTENTION: Due to legal reasons this pack will only appear once as a flashback offer (during the next mega pack.) After that you’ll have to wait for the items to enter the Antique Store in 6 months.

Gyatso’s Amulet (T11 Amulet)
Sleepy Appa/Paisho Table & Tea (Furniture)
Zuko’s Armor/Aang’s Air Glider (Avatar1 Items)
Blueprints

135 DEF/8 HP
155 Leather/39 Fabric/1 Breeze Element (Uncommon)/4 Silk Scarab
Coming in as another entry into the long list of clothes we have a nice robe with pretty reasonable defence for its tier and it has a bonus side of health. There isn’t exactly a shortage of mid-tier Clothing options but hey the more the merrier right.

340 DEF/21 HP
280 Wood/75 Ironwood/34 Jewels/1 Sigil of Spark/1 Gale Element
From a crafting perspective
Providing another wood option to the Amulet line Gyatso’s comes in at a reasonable cost level. It’s possible to remove the precraft with ascensions and the jewel cost can be lowered to 20, keeping in line with the costs Amulets normally have.
From a meta perspective
Gyatso’s Amulet comes storming in and takes its rightful place as the Best-in-Slot Amulet (so long VIP Talisman2.)
Health is an incredibly valuable stat for any of the classes which are able to wear this amulet and Gyatso’s provides that and a nice hefty bit of defence alongside it. It’s a very welcome piece of equipment for both soloing (extra staying power is kind of important) and group play (less chance to be screwed by the boss deciding he really wants to eat your squishier heroes.)
Scenarios where you should consider using Gyatso’s Amulet
- Upgrading from the VIP Amulet
- You’re using a hero that can wear an amulet
- You like having heroes alive at the end of a fight
Scenarios where you should consider not using Gyatso’s Amulet
- Finely-tuned dps comps may want the damage from Forlorn to push a quicker HtK.
- You hate the Avatar crossover.
- You’re not too bothered if a hero lays down their life for you.
Furniture/Avatar Items
Superior Pack

Fire Nation Helm
Fire Lord’s Floor/Fire Lord’s Wall (Flooring/Wallpaper)
Blueprints
We have two blueprints this time around, one mid-tier and one high-tier.

140 DEF/35 ATK
127 Iron/33 Steel/3 White Sand/2 Deep Pearl
An intimidating looking helmet, the Fire Nation Helm offers a more offensive-based option for your levelling Fighters over the Kodiak Helmet (though as you’re about to read that’s not necessarily a good thing.)
It’s worth noting that the helm has 2 quality enhancement milestones (1 via mastery, 1 via ascension.) This can make it helpful for creating Sigil fodder.

305 DEF/19 HP
340 Iron/100 Steel/31 Jewels/1 Sigil of Might/1 Blaze Element
From a crafting perspective
Keeping with the elemental theme running through this pack the Fire Nation Armor calls for a Blaze Element as its secondary component, though this can be removed with ascensions. It’s not the best metal crafting option that we’ve had recently but it’s pretty good nonetheless.
From a meta perspective
The Fire Nation Armor takes the place as the hot new chest armour for your heroes meaning it’s time to put the Canid Plate down3pretty quickly.
Canid’s place in the meta (and the reason it supplanted Milesian Mail) was based on its high defence value making enough of a difference that it didn’t matter its secondary stat was damage-based (not the ideal stat for most Fighter-types.) Fire Nation Armor comes in offering that same high value defence but also adds a health boost as well meaning a higher survival rate for your tank which in turn means the damage dealers live longer and so on.
Scenarios where you should consider using Fire Nation Armor
- You’re not a Samurai or a Daimyo
- You didn’t swap up from the Milesian Mail yet
- You’re interested in decking your heroes out in the latest fashion
Scenarios where you should consider not using Fire Nation Armor
- You’re a Samurai or a Daimyo (the attack damage from Canid has great synergy with their innate.)
- Your Fighter-types already survive well enough for your liking
- You can’t get over it looking like a rehashed Smith’s Attire.
Flooring/Wallpaper

Summary
- Aang’s Robe adds to the growing collection of clothes, putting them on track for having an outfit option for all occasions
- Gyatso’s Amulet is the new best-in-slot amulet by a good margin.
- Fire Nation Helm can help you intimidate the enemy into dropping more loot4
- Fire Nation Armor exemplifies the creative naming items are getting these days (and is also a pretty good item.)
Final Score
Mega Pack: 9/10
Superior Pack: 9/10
9 replies on “Impackt: Fire And Air”
will you not be showing the screenshots of how the non-blueprint items look in shop or on the character? The last one didn’t show either.
I’ve been experimenting with the format over the past few reviews, seeing what looks like it works/doesn’t. I’ll add the pictures in when I update for the Superior pack.
Updated with cosmetics
I haven’t had the last 3 superior packs show up and its really getting me down.
You only get to see the superior pack if you buy the regular pack AND afterwards buy the 3 offered flashback sales.
Do you have to buy ALL 3 or just one?
What happened with the second Fire&Air pack giveaway?
Snype’s contest ended and he picked a winner, however we’ve been having a technical glitch with the post – it’s still showing as open for submissions and people were entering even though the deadline has long passed.
To try and stop the site inbox getting continually backed up we’ve moved it to private for now.
Fire air superior pack did not appear on my screen for purchase