Qin Feng examined the skill book in his hand:
-- [Darkest Hour (Platinum Tier): Assassin skill. Unleashes dark radiance from the blade in your hand, blinding all enemies within range! Cooldown: 60 (34.3) seconds. Level requirement: 10] [Range: 20 meters] [Base duration: 10 seconds (the higher the target's Spirit, the shorter the duration)] --
Simply put, it was a blinding skill.
Didn't this fit my class traits perfectly?
As long as I blinded the enemy, I could trigger double damage even without being invisible!
Of course, this "blindness" status could be dispelled.
In PvP, he would have to watch for healers with group dispel skills on the opposing side, or support classes such as paladins and priests.
It was quite useful for fighting bosses, though.
Even with a boss's relatively high Spirit, it should have no trouble lasting three to five seconds against a boss of the same level.
There was just one thing to watch out for.
Bosses had resistance to repeated applications of the same negative effect. If the first blindness lasted five seconds, the second might only last three, and the third would be even shorter.
"Learn."
Qin Feng learned Darkest Hour.
Aside from that, he also looted a higher-level Platinum Tier Assassin weapon from the Plague Surrounder's corpse!
-- [Plague Blade (Platinum Tier): Assassin weapon. Attack +216, Agility +42. Weak-point attack multiplier +0.3. Equipment requirement: level 10] [Unique effect: All your attacks inflict a toxin that erupts after three seconds, dealing 50% of that attack's damage.] --
This unique effect effectively increased all damage by 50%!
It just took three seconds for that damage to be dealt.
By comparison, the unique effect of Qin Feng's previous weapon, the Ghost Ship Twin Blades, made each basic attack deal damage twice...
*My current build