Any skill that has an AoE check in it (In the case of Repentance, checking for nearby corpses), will break cloak/stealth.
It's something that just has never been formally addressed as being either a "feature", or actually a bug.

DRAGON_KILLER_HUNTER wrote: »

Dont use it when theres no corpse to desicrate then?

This is probably a good point but by the same token the developers have so destroyed the Repentance skill (and generally the Templar class as well) that I can understand the frustration. Almost any knock that could be made against a class has been done to Templar. In a world where Mobility and Cc are vital, Templar has no mobility and no cc. Throw Templars a bone. I'm tired of this being the squishy burst class vs. tanky healer class. I want something more and better and I want Templar to live up to what they originally pitched us 4 years ago. This getting pulled out of stealth business while annoying is the least of the problems with Repentance. The competitive nature of this skill not only with rival Templars but with your own team/allies is a great start for my irritation and shows an extreme lack of empathy for the players of this class by the Developers. Anyone who plays Templar for any period knows one thing about the class: You need resource generating sets to make up for the inadequacies of the class. You need to pick up out of class cc to make up for the inadequacies. You need out of class ultimates to make up for the inadequacies. Unlike Sorcerer you do not get the same kind of benefits for these inadequacies and as a Stamplar you really don't get much from the class other than the ability to binding javelin people off a cliff.

Avran_Sylt wrote: »

Any skill that has an AoE check in it (In the case of Repentance, checking for nearby corpses), will break cloak/stealth.
It's something that just has never been formally addressed as being either a "feature", or actually a bug.

"Feature" haha i love the quotations