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[Dark Shadow Veil (Immortal Tier): Assassin-class Divinity Special Skill. Each stack of Dark Shadow Veil grants you an additional 5% absolute evasion rate, extends buff effect duration by 5%, and reduces negative status effect duration by 5%. Level requirement: 50.] [Passive effect: Gain 1 stack of Dark Shadow Veil whenever you are attacked. Gain 2 stacks of Dark Shadow Veil whenever you evade an attack.] [Active effect: Consume 205 Divinity to instantly gain 100 stacks of Dark Shadow Veil.] (Note: Dark Shadow Veil lasts permanently and stacks up to 100 times, but killing any target clears all stacks of Dark Shadow Veil.)
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At first glance, this skill's effects seemed rather average. After all, its numbers looked a little low.
Absolute evasion rate was useful. No matter how high an opponent's hit adjustment was, it had no effect on absolute evasion rate. Moreover, there was no corresponding concept of "absolute hit adjustment" in Godforsaken Game.
As such, the only ways to counter absolute evasion rate were through Order or Divinity special effects.
Dark Shadow Veil itself was a Divinity special skill that consumed 205 Divinity, which meant dispelling it required a dispel skill with a Divinity cost exceeding 205 at the very least. Even in the Land of Order, those were quite rare!
Each stack of Dark Shadow Veil only adds 5% absolute evasion rate.
But a little calculation makes it clear... stacking Dark Shadow Veil all the way to 100 would be absolutely ridiculous!
One stack of Dark Shadow Veil meant a 5% absolute chance of evasion. Conversely, an enemy's chance of hitting Qin Feng would be 95%. Of course, this assumed the enemy had a high enough hit adjustment to ignore Qin Feng's normal evasion rate.
Two stacks of Dark Shadow Veil would reduce the