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[Divinity special effect: Shadow of Invisibility (Old-Day Tier)! Consume 666 divinity to enter the 'Invisibility' state for 60 seconds (5,061 seconds). While invisible, the number of Shadow Clones your Shadow Clone skills can create increases by 2, and each Shadow Clone grants your true form 20% absolute evasion rate (stacking multiplicatively).]
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This effect was extremely well suited to Assassin players who used Shadow Clone builds.
Although Qin Feng did not use a pure Shadow Clone build, he already benefited from quite a few Shadow Clone bonuses.
I have two Shadow Clone skills now. After activating Shadow of Invisibility, I can create four more Shadow Clones.
That makes thirteen in total!
The final damage boost from Slaughtering Reflection goes from 90% to 130%, and the damage reduction from Shadowbirth goes from 90% to 92.86%...
Naturally, Qin Feng stripped this divinity special effect right off.
He now had Order Stones to spare!
Only after spending a total of 17 Order Stones did Qin Feng successfully strip off this divinity special effect and transfer it to the Queen Angel's Holy Seal.
More damage!
Higher damage reduction!
And that was only one of its effects.
I have thirteen Shadow Clones in total, each providing 20% absolute evasion rate.
Stacked together, that gives me a total absolute evasion rate of 94.5%.
The odds of an enemy hitting me have dropped nearly twentyfold again...
Some of the special effects on the other equipment were pretty good too, but they still fell a little short compared to what Qin Feng already wore, so he did not swap any of them out for now.
Looks like having equipment that's too good isn't entirely a good thing either?
It'll become very difficult to replace my equipment later...
If anyone else learned what Qin Feng was