How Fury works in Divinum

The short answer

A player asked how to use a Fury skill after completing its challenge. The Divinum developer answered directly: Fury skills cannot be used on command. They provide a temporary passive bonus after the orange bar at the top-right fills.

If you have been opening the control menu and looking for a Fury button, stop there. The missing input is not a binding problem. Fury belongs to the meter-and-bonus side of the combat system, not the active Skill buttons.

Fury, Furious Surge, and the orange meter

Steam's achievement list helps separate the related terms. "Furious" unlocks when you unlock Fury. "Fury Unleashed" asks you to complete a combat gauntlet or boss fight in Furious Surge. "Inner Fire" tracks 100 Furious Surge triggers. Together with the developer's reply, those descriptions support a simple sequence: unlock the system, fill the orange meter through play, then receive a timed passive state.

The achievement names do not disclose every formula behind meter gain, and the developer reply does not publish exact percentages or duration. We therefore avoid giving a fake meter-per-hit table. Watch the orange bar, then read the equipped Fury effect as a conditional bonus that becomes active when the game enters Furious Surge.

Why it can feel like nothing happened

Fury can be easy to miss if you expect a new animation or a manual cast. A passive stat or rule change may alter damage, resource flow, defense, or another combat property without replacing your normal attack buttons. The exact effect depends on the Fury selection shown in the game.

Check three things before assuming it is broken: Fury is unlocked, a Fury effect is placed in the relevant slot, and the orange meter has reached its trigger point. Then compare combat while Furious Surge is active against combat before the meter filled. Do not test by pressing the Skill button repeatedly; that is the confusion the developer's reply clears up.

How to work toward Fury achievements

The public achievement descriptions give dependable targets even though they do not expose the full build system. "Fury Unleashed" requires finishing a gauntlet or boss fight while Furious Surge is active. The wording suggests timing matters: the encounter must end during the active state, not merely after the bar has filled once.

"Inner Fire" is a long-run counter for triggering Furious Surge 100 times. It is better treated as a progress achievement than something to grind before you understand the system. "Unstoppable" asks you to conquer the Crucible and unlock a second Fury slot, so additional Fury capacity sits behind a named challenge rather than a menu setting.

• For Fury Unleashed, leave enough enemies or boss health to finish the encounter during the active surge.
• For Inner Fire, keep using a build that fills the orange meter consistently across normal play.
• For Unstoppable, look for the Crucible objective; the second slot is tied to that completion.

Combat variety matters elsewhere too

In a Reddit demo thread, the developer said a later mechanic rewards varied actions and that Skills and equipment change how you play. That reply was about the broader combat curve rather than Fury specifically, but it is useful context. Divinum's systems are meant to work together, and repeating one attack is not the only way the game evaluates combat.

Do not turn that comment into an undocumented Fury formula. It supports experimenting with actions and builds, but the only direct public Fury explanation remains the orange-meter passive bonus. Where the game or developer has not published a number, this guide leaves it open.

What remains unverified

We have not found an official table for meter gain, surge duration, or every Fury modifier. Those values may also change after launch. A future patch note, in-game tooltip capture, or consistent tests from several players would be enough to expand this page.

Until then, the safe answer is narrow and useful: equip Fury, build the orange bar, and let Furious Surge activate the passive effect. There is no separate Fury attack button to bind.