The Enchanted Fungus in Last War is a Legendary mushroom-themed base skin built around PvE combat. Its normal customization attributes provide Damage to Monsters +5% while equipped and Damage to Monsters +1% as a holding attribute.
The skin has also become more important in Season 6: Lost Rainforest. During that season, Enchanted Fungus is the featured Season Boost base and gains additional seasonal benefits, including Hero Attack +5% and the Mushroom Puff base skill. Mushroom Puff can give nearby allied bases +250 Virus Resistance for 24 hours.
For players searching for how to get the Enchanted Fungus, its current Glittering Market resale price is 1,500 Glitter Coins. It has also appeared through an early-game premium offer.
★Quick Take: Enchanted Fungus is primarily a PvE skin outside Season 6, with +5% Damage to Monsters equipped and +1% held. In Season 6 it becomes much more valuable because its seasonal boost adds Hero Attack +5% and Mushroom Puff, which gives +250 Virus Resistance to bases in a 9×9 area for 24 hours.
What Is the Enchanted Fungus in Last War?
Enchanted Fungus is a Legendary base customization sometimes called the Last War mushroom skin or mushroom base by players. Unlike a purely visual cosmetic, it has combat attributes that affect eligible PvE fights.
Its normal documented bonuses are:
| Attribute Type | Effect | Requirement |
|---|---|---|
| Equipped Attribute | Damage to Monsters +5.00% | Enchanted Fungus must be the active base skin |
| Holding in Stock | Damage to Monsters +1.00% | Active after the skin is unlocked and held |
The distinction between these two attributes is important. The larger 5% monster-damage effect depends on actively using the mushroom skin, while the 1% holding attribute continues to add value when another base customization is equipped.
What Counts as Damage to Monsters?
Damage to Monsters is a PvE-focused statistic. It is intended for game enemies classified as monsters rather than commanders controlled by other players.
That makes the Enchanted Fungus most relevant when fighting PvE targets such as map zombies, Doom Elites, Doom Walkers, and other eligible monster encounters. The exact classification of a particular seasonal or event target should always be checked in-game rather than assuming every NPC encounter receives the bonus.
The normal Damage to Monsters attribute should not be treated as a general Hero Attack increase. It is more specialized than base skins that increase Hero Attack, HP, or Defense across a wider range of combat.
How to Get the Enchanted Fungus in Last War
The Enchanted Fungus has two documented acquisition paths:
- Early-game premium offer: The skin has been offered through a special purchase during earlier account progression.
- Glittering Market resale: It is currently listed as a resale base skin for 1,500 Glitter Coins.
The Glittering Market is the more useful acquisition path for established accounts because Glitter Coins can be accumulated across recurring market appearances.
How to Find It in the Glittering Market
- Wait for the Glittering Market to appear in the current Hot Deals rotation.
- Open the market and check the available event items.
- Look for Enchanted Fungus Base.
- Confirm that your current listing shows the 1,500 Glitter Coin requirement.
- Compare the skin with the other high-value market rewards before exchanging your coins.
- Unlock the base customization after obtaining it so its applicable holding attributes can take effect.
Market contents can depend on warzone progression, so the skin may not appear during every stage of a newer server. Check the Last War Event Hub alongside your in-game calendar when planning for recurring events.
!Important: Older guides often describe the Enchanted Fungus as costing roughly €150–€300. That is no longer the best way to describe its value. The current Glittering Market listing is 1,500 Glitter Coins, while the actual cash cost varies according to saved coins, Diamond-based coin purchases, paid packs, regional pricing, and previous event participation.
Can F2P Players Get the Enchanted Fungus?
The Glittering Market is no longer exclusively useful to heavy spenders. Current versions allow players to obtain a limited amount of Glitter Coins using Diamonds during the event, and unused Glitter Coins can be saved for future market rotations.
That makes saving toward a 1,500-coin Enchanted Fungus possible without buying the entire amount in a single event.
However, possible does not automatically mean optimal for F2P. Glitter Coins are also used for valuable progression items such as high-end Gear Blueprints, Drone-related materials, Skill Chips, hero items, and other limited rewards.
A low-spending or F2P player should therefore consider the Enchanted Fungus only after comparing the permanent skin attributes with whichever progression bottleneck is currently slowing the account.
Enchanted Fungus in Season 6: Lost Rainforest
Season 6 substantially changes the value of the mushroom base. Enchanted Fungus is selected as one of the season’s special Season Boost customizations.
Current Season 6 guides document the following additional benefits:
- Hero Attack +5% as a Season 6 holding benefit.
- Unlocks the Mushroom Puff base skill.
- Players can receive a Mushroom Gift by liking an Enchanted Fungus base during the season, limited to one gift from each base per commander.
These Season 6 effects should be kept separate from the skin’s normal Damage to Monsters attributes. The +5% Damage to Monsters equipped and +1% held are the base customization attributes documented outside the seasonal boost, while Hero Attack and Mushroom Puff are tied to the Season 6 system.
What Does Mushroom Puff Do?
Mushroom Puff is the special base skill associated with Enchanted Fungus during Season 6.
When activated, it provides:
- Virus Resistance +250
- 24-hour duration
- 9×9 tile effect area centered around the activating base
- The effect can benefit the owner’s base and other bases positioned inside the affected area
A base only needs to overlap the affected area for the buff to apply, making positioning important when several alliance members want to benefit from one activation.
How Alliances Should Use Mushroom Puff
Mushroom Puff becomes more valuable when it is coordinated rather than activated randomly.
- Group participating alliance bases tightly enough to remain inside the skill’s effective area.
- Activate Mushroom Puff before content where additional Virus Resistance is useful.
- Track the 24-hour duration.
- If several members own Enchanted Fungus, coordinate activations rather than wasting overlapping uptime.
- Reposition when necessary so the players who need Virus Resistance are inside the affected zone.
This gives Enchanted Fungus a team utility role during Lost Rainforest that it does not normally have from its standard monster-damage attributes alone.
What Are Mushroom Gifts?
Season 6 also gives players a reason to look for other commanders using the mushroom skin. Liking an Enchanted Fungus base can award a Mushroom Gift.
The current Season 6 rule limits this to one Mushroom Gift from each individual Enchanted Fungus base per commander. That means you can look for multiple owners throughout the warzone, but repeatedly liking the same base does not create unlimited rewards.
If your alliance contains several Enchanted Fungus owners, placing the bases where members can easily find and like them can make collecting these small seasonal bonuses more convenient.
Is the Enchanted Fungus Worth 1,500 Glitter Coins?
For most players, Enchanted Fungus is a situational purchase rather than an automatic Glittering Market priority. Its value depends heavily on your account stage and whether your warzone is entering Season 6.
More Valuable During Season 6
Season 6 is the strongest argument for owning the skin. Hero Attack +5% is broader than its normal monster-only attribute, while Mushroom Puff provides alliance utility through Virus Resistance.
If your warzone is approaching Lost Rainforest and you already have enough Glitter Coins, the skin deserves more consideration than it would during an ordinary off-season period.
Good for Dedicated PvE Players
Outside Season 6, the skin is best suited to commanders who frequently attack zombies, Doom Elites, Doom Walkers, bosses, and similar PvE targets.
Its +5% equipped monster-damage attribute becomes increasingly useful when applied to an already-developed squad, particularly when small percentage improvements matter for damage thresholds or difficult PvE content.
Lower Priority for PvP-Focused Accounts
If nearly all of your important combat is against other commanders, the normal Damage to Monsters attribute is much less attractive than broadly applicable Hero or troop bonuses.
The +1% holding bonus still contributes to PvE, but that alone may not justify spending 1,500 scarce Glitter Coins ahead of stronger account-wide progression rewards.
Lower Priority When Core Progression Is Still Weak
A base skin cannot replace:
- Hero stars and skill levels
- Strong Legendary or Mythic gear
- Drone levels, components, and chips
- Military research
- Exclusive Weapons or later hero systems
- Proper squad composition
If those systems are still underdeveloped, spending Glitter Coins on a permanent skin may provide less immediate account growth than addressing the actual bottleneck.
✓Recommendation: Prioritize Enchanted Fungus if you are entering Season 6, regularly push PvE content, or collect permanent holding attributes. F2P players with unfinished Mythic gear, Drone, hero, or research progression should compare those upgrades carefully before committing 1,500 Glitter Coins to the skin.
How Much Difference Does +5% Monster Damage Make?
A 5% Damage to Monsters bonus should not be read as “your entire squad becomes 5% stronger in every battle.” It applies specifically to eligible monsters and interacts with the rest of your existing combat development.
The practical improvement will also vary according to heroes, troop type, gear, Drone development, buffs, target defenses, and other modifiers.
That means the best way to judge the Enchanted Fungus is through actual PvE performance. Equip it, compare your damage against the same eligible target under similar conditions, and determine whether it helps you reach an important damage or kill threshold.
How to Improve Monster Damage Beyond the Skin
Enchanted Fungus works best as an additional percentage bonus on top of strong fundamentals.
- Develop one primary PvE squad first: Concentrated hero levels, stars, and skills are usually more useful than spreading resources across several unfinished squads.
- Improve offensive gear: Strong equipment provides much larger progression gains than relying on one skin alone.
- Upgrade the Drone: Drone levels, components, chips, and related systems contribute significantly to mature combat accounts.
- Research your main troop type: Military technologies improve the underlying statistics that percentage bonuses build upon.
- Use relevant hero bonuses: Some heroes or seasonal effects specifically increase performance against monsters.
- Coordinate difficult PvE fights: Alliance rallies and properly developed participants are more important than a small skin bonus by itself.
For a deeper look at combat attributes, see the Last War troop stats guide.
Enchanted Fungus vs. General Combat Base Skins
| Skin Focus | Best Use | Main Limitation |
|---|---|---|
| Damage to Monsters | Zombies, Doom Elites, Doom Walkers, eligible bosses and PvE | Specialized outside Season 6 |
| Hero Attack | Broader offensive combat | Equipped bonuses may compete with another active skin |
| Hero HP / Defense | General survivability | May provide less direct PvE damage |
| Development or Economy | Construction, gathering, or account growth | Little or no direct combat benefit |
Enchanted Fungus is therefore not necessarily the “best” base skin in general. It is a specialized PvE customization that becomes unusually valuable when its Season 6 boost is active.
Common Enchanted Fungus Mistakes
- Using the old €150–€300 estimate as the current price: The current Glittering Market resale listing is 1,500 Glitter Coins.
- Confusing normal and Season 6 attributes: Damage to Monsters is part of the normal skin; Hero Attack and Mushroom Puff are Season 6 benefits.
- Assuming +5% Damage to Monsters works in PvP: It is a specialized monster-damage attribute.
- Forgetting to equip the skin for the larger normal bonus: The +5% monster-damage effect is listed as an equipped attribute.
- Ignoring the +1% holding attribute: The skin still provides some normal PvE value when another base appearance is active.
- Wasting Mushroom Puff coverage: Alliance positioning makes the Season 6 Virus Resistance skill much more effective.
- Expecting the skin to fix a weak squad: Heroes, gear, Drone progress, research, and formation quality remain more important.
- Spending Glitter Coins without comparing alternatives: High-end progression items may be more important for F2P and low-spending accounts.
Enchanted Fungus and Account Progression
The Enchanted Fungus makes the most sense on an account that already has enough core development to benefit from additional permanent percentages and specialized PvE effects. Its value increases further during Season 6 because Mushroom Puff and the seasonal Hero Attack boost provide benefits beyond ordinary monster fights.
Players who prefer to start with established progression can optionally browse Last War accounts for sale. Check each listing individually for Enchanted Fungus, other permanent base skins, heroes, gear, Drone development, and research rather than assuming a particular customization is included.
FAQs
How do you get Enchanted Fungus in Last War?
Enchanted Fungus has appeared through an early-game premium offer and later as a resale reward in the Glittering Market. The current documented Glittering Market price is 1,500 Glitter Coins.
What does the Enchanted Fungus skin do?
Its normal attributes provide Damage to Monsters +5% while equipped and Damage to Monsters +1% as a holding attribute. During Season 6, it also receives special seasonal benefits including Hero Attack +5% and Mushroom Puff.
What is Mushroom Puff in Last War?
Mushroom Puff is the Season 6 base skill associated with Enchanted Fungus. It gives +250 Virus Resistance for 24 hours to bases inside a 9×9 area around the activating base.
Can F2P players get the Enchanted Fungus?
Potentially, yes. Glitter Coins can be accumulated over multiple Glittering Market cycles, including through the available Diamond-based coin option. However, F2P players should compare the 1,500-coin skin cost with higher-priority gear, Drone, hero, and research progression.
Does Enchanted Fungus work in PvP?
The normal Damage to Monsters attributes are PvE-specific and should not be treated as PvP bonuses. The separate Hero Attack +5% Season 6 boost is broader, but it is tied to the seasonal Enchanted Fungus boost rather than the skin’s ordinary monster-damage effect.
Do I keep the 1% monster damage bonus when another skin is equipped?
Yes. Damage to Monsters +1% is listed as a Holding in Stock attribute, while the larger +5% normal monster-damage bonus requires Enchanted Fungus to be equipped.
Conclusion
Enchanted Fungus is a specialized but useful Last War Survival base skin. Its normal value comes from +5% Damage to Monsters while equipped and +1% as a holding attribute, while its current Glittering Market resale price is 1,500 Glitter Coins.
Its biggest upgrade comes in Season 6, where the skin gains extra seasonal value through Hero Attack +5% and Mushroom Puff’s +250 Virus Resistance area buff. Before buying it, compare those benefits with your current gear, Drone, hero, and research priorities. For more Last War event and progression guides, visit the Heaven Guardian Last War Survival guides.
