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This spell is not yet implemented and may or may not currently be under development. Information presented in this article is subject to change. |
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Shroud of Deception allows the caster to disguise their appearance in an illusion. This gives them the ability to visually change their race and profession.
The benefit of such a spell, other than tricking players, is using it for mechanical advantages in certain systems. An example of this would be that dark elves are automatically removed from the Shimmarglin Inn in Ta'Illistim. A dark elf caster could disguise their race to avoid being ejected. Another example would be to use the spell to avoid racial biases in shops.
Outside of using a hostile action to cast a dispel, there are no planned methods to "defeat" an illusion. Casting Elemental Detection will only allow you to sense the spell, but it will not tell you what attributes they have disguised.
The spell will not affect combat.
Messaging
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External Links
- Minor Mental Spell Circle: Shroud of Deception, on Play.net