Opening moves - Openers are what every rogue should begin a fight with.

These powerful attacks are only usable while Stealthed and break the Stealth effect upon use.

A common tactic for burst damage is to open on the enemy, Vanish, and open again.

Combo moves generate Combo points, which are required to use a finishing move.

They deal the majority of your damage and fill the void between your openers and your finishers.

A few examples are Sinister Strike, Mutilate, and Hemorrhage.

They require Combo points to use and increase in effect depending upon the number of Combo points you have on the target.

This passive skill is much more useful than it appears to be.

A damage reduction from falling may not sound like a big deal at first.but remember that if you dont take damage.you dont lose stealth: ).

You cant just say it takes off xx amount of fall damage because theres no easy way to measure it precicely.

Apply Aura: Safe Fall Value: 17 Im guessing thats a precentage value.

When you spawn on the cliff you can jump off and not take dmg.

The reduction is: - substract 20 of max health - divide the remaining damage by 2.

I was in the Hinterlands and jumped down from the griff point - took 254 damage (have something like 2200 health) My druid friend done it in cat form and took about 560 damage (with feline grace and same LESS health) I think ive lost my mage once or twice to that fall, I think this puts damage reduction in perspective, also the extra distance before you take damage is great for maintaining stealth and maneuvering.

In fact one funny moment: Me and my druid friend had a duel for fun at the hinterlands griff point - she fell as the last hit was going to land and end the duel and i fell on top of her, and she died:( good way to win a duel lol.

Wow Wicked. Huntasshamys get mail, warpallys get plate, pallylock gets mount.we get SAFE FALL at 40:D.

I threw myself off a cliff five times and the damage seemed relatively constant.

But there are times when I fall a huge distance but take almost no damage.

Anyone know if it procs or reduces the height fallen, or what Edited, Thu May 19 05:42:06 2005.

You can fall further without taking damage, and if you do take damage its considerably less (in my experience, around half what you normally take).

This is extremely useful because it means you can fall, and not break stealth quite so easily.

Spell Dmg Rogue