That may be so, but you have to take into consideration that the game has evolved around this for years. Magblade healing is weak in PvP. It heals from damage with Swallow Soul and Siphoning Attacks. That's about it. You have to slot a resto staff. Your class heal is the other morph of Cloak. Yes, there are some other healing skills, but none of them are any good. PvP on a magblade for any length of time and you will find that what I'm saying is true. Yes, Shadowy disguise is a quasi cleanse, but magblade has come to depend on that.Disappointing that skills and sets work correctly? Its never actually made any sense as to why cloak just straight out stops all incoming DOT damage. it doesn’t pause it, it straight out ignores them which the skill doesn’t even say is party of its effects. cloak acting as a quasi cleanse seems as though [snip] they simply just switch off all incoming DOT damage while cloak is up.
Oblivion's Foe ticks do not break cloak, but the ones from the BRP Destruction Staff do. Impulse itself is supposed to break cloak, since it's an AOE direct damage ability, but the DOT ticks shouldn't.Yes Oblivions Foe breaks cloak, as well as Wild Impulse.
Are you sure? Since the two of you are conflicting, I guess I will have to go and test myself. Note that I believe Soul Trap does not uncloak you, but I suspect Oblivion's Foe does since the time it was changed into a separate DOT rather than merely boosting the Soul Trap DOT.Oblivion's Foe ticks do not break cloak, but the ones from the BRP Destruction Staff do. Impulse itself is supposed to break cloak, since it's an AOE direct damage ability, but the DOT ticks shouldn't.
Waffennacht wrote: »LIght and heavy attacks have always broken cloak and afaik has been intended
I've seen claims that Oblivion's Foe breaks stealth, and it's mentioned in the document linked above, but if that's the case it must be a relatively recent development. From personal experience on a Magicka Necromancer in BGs, I never noticed my Oblivion's Foe breaking anyone out of cloak, but BRP Destruction Staff DOT ticks certainly seem to (it's a little odd though, I'll see messages that it "missed," though it'll still break the cloak).Are you sure? Since the two of you are conflicting, I guess I will have to go and test myself. Note that I believe Soul Trap does not uncloak you, but I suspect Oblivion's Foe does since the time it was changed into a separate DOT rather than merely boosting the Soul Trap DOT.
Well, I'm still not sure here - because there was one player who made a point of chasing NBs who I have not run into again and thus not had the impetus to investigate further - but of course it would be a recent development. Oblivion's Foe used to merely amplify Soul Magic damage. Now it's a separate DOT, which gets applied when you use a Soul Magic ability.I've seen claims that Oblivion's Foe breaks stealth, and it's mentioned in the document linked above, but if that's the case it must be a relatively recent development. From personal experience on a Magicka Necromancer in BGs, I never noticed my Oblivion's Foe breaking anyone out of cloak, but BRP Destruction Staff DOT ticks certainly seem to (it's a little odd though, I'll see messages that it "missed," though it'll still break the cloak).