 
| A flexible ironwax bow created by the Felwasp Guards to defend their larvae from assailants. |
| Tier | ST |
|---|---|
| Shots | 4 (arc gap: 4°) |
| Damage | 35–60 (average: 47.5 / total: 190) |
| Projectile Speed | 15 tiles/second |
| Lifetime | 0.468 seconds |
| Range | 7 tiles (true range: 1.2 / 2 tiles) |
| Amplitude | 0.5 tile(s) |
| Frequency | 0.5 cycle(s)/shot |
| Effect(s) |  Shots hit multiple targets |
| XP Bonus | 5% |
| Soulbound |  |
| Feed Power | 800 |
| Loot Bag |  |
|---|---|
| Drops From | The Beekeeper Honeyed Epic Quest Chest |
| Obtained Through | Mystery Boxes |
Notes
Part of the Swarming Huntress Set.
A curious bow that sacrifices some damage for one more shot than the Bow of Covert Havens. The Crossfire outdamages said bow on enemies with up to 65 DEF, the Coral Bow up to 59 DEF, the Thousand Shot up to 49 DEF, the Doom Bow up to 38 DEF, the Leaf Bow up to 33 DEF, and the Void Bow up to 5 DEF. However, all four shots from the Crossfire must land in order to obtain this fearsome DPS; as such, the Nectar Crossfire is best utilized in close-quarters combat where damage and accuracy are not an issue, or when clearing out large groups of weaker enemies more efficiently than a Covert would.
Interestingly, the arrows from the Crossfire do not follow a straight path - rather, they have a slight wavy pattern that causes them to curve when fired, creating a criss-crossing pattern of arrows. Savvy players can exploit this unique pattern to increase damage dealt while still remaining at range; however, the small hitboxes of most enemies still necessitate close proximity to foes in order to reach peak damage output.
Oddly, firing an odd amount of projectiles in between using this bow will cause its firing pattern to change. This is the result of an anomaly in the game’s code that alternates each shot fired between a “positive” and “negative” sine wave.
When the entire Swarming set is equipped, the weapon projectile changes to:
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