Shadowstep

[phacemeltar]

when playing on my gnome sk on live, as i levelled shadowstep (or alteration or whatever is uses), i was eventually able to (somewhat) direct the teleport.

is this working correctly on p99? i have been playing around with it on my wiz but i cant determine if its being random or getting caught on clipping.

[NextGenesis88]

It's not controllable in my experience. It just helped me get my fat troll ass unstuck out of the hole in the bridge to the giant fort in WW though. [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.] If it were controllable there would be not much risk at all and pretty op in my opinion.

[Yoite]

one of the wizard versions of shadowstep would send you in a set direction instead of random, but i dont recall the name of the spell.

[tristantio]

Fade?

[Rhambuk]

fade is just a shorter range version of shadowstep

[NextGenesis88]

I have fade on my Wizard, but to tell you the truth I have barely even tried it aside from messing around in the tunnel.

[Rhambuk]

Originally Posted by NextGenesis88 [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

I have fade on my Wizard, but to tell you the truth I have barely even tried it aside from messing around in the tunnel.

theres no reason to.

I memmed both to get alteration up and switched between the two, they just port you a short distance away from you current spot and its completely random.

shadowstep just takes you farther than fade.

[Velerin]

Nice for pvp. Maybe in the right situation for pve but computers are too fast and the mob will be on you as soon as you land.

[Yumyums Inmahtumtums]

Didn't wizards have an AA that allowed them to control it?

[Lojik]

You can sort of control it in zones with lots of elevation changes. Dreadlands comes to mind, in that it seems you can't teleport to or over a higher elevation. So if running from spires to KC, get east of a hill crest and you won't teleport backwards (west).