Difference between revisions of "Withdraw (skill)"
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− | + | ''Withdraw represents the ability of a seasoned [[:Category: Rogues |Rogue]] to [[Flee |flee]] from combat in a controlled and calculated fashion. By simply providing a direction when he uses the [[Flee |flee]] [[:Category: Commands |command]], a [[:Category: Rogues |Rogue]] who has mastered Withdraw will [[Flee |flee]] in the specified direction, instead of running out randomly. [[:Category: Rogues |Rogues]] who wish to use this [[:Category: Skills |skill]] must be actively using the [[Alertness |Alertness]] [[:Category: Skills |skill]] to do so, in order to scout out all possible escape routes. NOTE: You must type out the full word "north" "south" "east" "west" "up" "down". Partial typing, typos or any other mistake will be considered a random [[Flee |flee]] attempt.'' | |
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+ | Prerequisite(s): [[Alertness |Alertness]], [[Misdirection |Misdirection]]. | ||
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+ | Syntax: [[Flee |flee]] <direction>. | ||
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+ | [[Category: Skills And Spells]] | ||
+ | [[Category: Skills]] | ||
+ | [[Category: Assassin Lowmort Skills And Spells]] | ||
+ | [[Category: Black Circle Initiate Lowmort Skills And Spells]] | ||
+ | [[Category: Rogue Lowmort Skills And Spells]] | ||
+ | [[Category: Shadowfist Hero Skills And Spells]] |
Revision as of 03:23, 15 January 2006
Withdraw represents the ability of a seasoned Rogue to flee from combat in a controlled and calculated fashion. By simply providing a direction when he uses the flee command, a Rogue who has mastered Withdraw will flee in the specified direction, instead of running out randomly. Rogues who wish to use this skill must be actively using the Alertness skill to do so, in order to scout out all possible escape routes. NOTE: You must type out the full word "north" "south" "east" "west" "up" "down". Partial typing, typos or any other mistake will be considered a random flee attempt.
Prerequisite(s): Alertness, Misdirection.
Syntax: flee <direction>.