Fighting Fungus overview
What does the Fighting Fungus do, and where do you get it?Fighting Fungus is an artifact in Minecraft Dungeons II. It costs 20 souls with a 5s cooldown. It drops in Frozen Highlands and Humbler Huskland.
Eaten by daring warriors before battle, unleashing their rage and increasing their attack speed.
5sCooldown
20Soul cost
- Category
- Artifact
- Archetype
- Fighter
Where to find Fighting Fungus
Frozen HighlandsRegion drop · Frozen Highlands
Frozen Highlands · minecart stations: Archie's Ruins, Fortress Backgate, Frozen Fortress, Frozen Shipyard, Highland Cliffs, Ice Caves.
Frozen HighlandsHumbler HusklandRegion drop · Humbler Huskland
Humbler Huskland · minecart stations: Ichor Ponds, Lullaby Border, The Echo Den.
Humbler HusklandBuilds that use the Fighting Fungus
Fighting Fungus FAQ
What does the Fighting Fungus do?+
It increases attack speed for 20 souls on a 5-second cooldown, cheap enough to keep up almost all the time.
Fighting Fungus or Grindstone?+
Players who compared them found that Grindstone, Flute and Drums hit far harder than the Flute, Drums and Fighting Fungus set. The Fungus is the cheaper third artifact; the Grindstone or Battle Banner is the stronger one.
Is Fighting Fungus good?
Fighting Fungus has no published launch-tested verdict on DungeonsDB yet. A database entry or reported effect does not establish performance. Check the sourced stats below before treating Fighting Fungus as a best-in-slot choice.
Endgame: B: Doubles attack speed while active, for 20 souls on a 5-second cooldown. Worth the slot once a weapon such as the Awesomeaxe supplies Strength: it turns a slow axe into a fast one, and faster swings land Lightning Surge more often. Tradeoff: No damage of its own: without a free slot it loses to the Battle Banner, and most players take Warding Chimes as the third artifact instead.
Patch and version history
- 2026-11-05 · Hotfix 1.1.3.0: Added to the tier list at B: doubles attack speed for 20 souls, the third artifact of the Awesomeaxe horde build.