Ezreal stood in the center of the room.
Five lives. Five paths. Strength. Distance. Faith. Power.
Or silence.
He remembered the forest. The fight. The feeling of being one step too slow.
"I don't want to be seen," Ezreal said.
The hooded woman smiled
"Then don't hesitate."
Effect: Reduces enemy detection radius by 20%
Secondary Effect: First attack from stealth deals +15% damage
Mana Cost: None
Cooldown: Passive
You are harder to notice, but not invisible. Awareness still kills you.>
<1. Shadow Step
Type: Mobility
Effect: Instantly dash 6 meters in any direction. Can pass through enemies but not solid walls.
Bonus: Enter brief stealth for 0.5 seconds after use.
Mana Cost: 20
Cooldown: 12 seconds
A blink, not an escape. Use it wrong and you're exposed.>
<2. Backstab
Type: Single-Target Burst
Effect:
Deals 180% weapon damage when striking from behind
Deals 120% if used from the front
Critical Chance: +25% when used from stealth
Mana Cost: 15
Cooldown: 6 seconds>
<3. Vital Strike
Type: Precision Debuff
Effect: Strike a weak point, dealing 130% damage and applying Expose:
Expose: Target takes 10% increased damage for 4 seconds
Mana Cost: 18
Cooldown: 10 seconds
Not every kill is fast. Some are surgical.>
<4. Cresent Slash
Type: Area-of-Effect Slash
Effect:A wide, spinning slash hitting all enemies in a 3.5-meter radius
Deals 110% weapon damage
Enemies hit are slowed by 30% for 2 seconds
Mana Cost: 30
Cooldown: 18 seconds
Assassins don't like crowds. This is how they survive them.>
<5. Death Mark
Type: Burst / Execution/Fear
Effect: Mark a target for 5 seconds, inflicting Fear for 1 sec.
Feared targets take more damage.
While marked: deals +25% damage to the target
Movement speed increased by 15%
At the end of duration, the mark detonates, dealing bonus true damage based on damage dealt (up to a cap)
True Damage Cap: Moderate (early-game balanced)
Mana Cost: 45
Cooldown: 90 seconds>
You are already dead. You just haven't realized it yet.
He liked the skills he got. With this he could probable make it to level 15 quite quickly. I should put in my skill points he thought.
Name: Rhaast.
Race: Human
Health Points:500/500
Mana: 300/300
Level:5
Class: Assassin
EXP: 0/10000
Strength:5-> 10
Intelligence:5->10
Stamina:7->10
Speed:8->15
Durability:5
Wisdom:5
Stat points:20
Skills:N/A
Skill points:0
Quests:(1)
Inventory: (1)
Perfect he thought. looking at his new stats
Name: Rhaast.
Race: Human
Health Points:200/200
Mana: 450/450
Level:5
Class: Assassin
EXP: 0/10000
Coin: 2 silver
Strength: 10
Intelligence:10
Stamina:10
Speed:15
Durability:5
Wisdom:5
Stat points:0
Skills:N/A
Skill points:0
Quests:(1)
Inventory: (1)
His skills consumed quite a bit of mana; he upgrades his intelligence to boost his max mana, so he could use his skills without worrying about running out each time. He was quite satisfied with his stats spread. With this he was confident on taking on the quest without much difficulty.
If only he could find a better weapon, he still had the one he gotten from the game, but now that he looked at it the stats were rubbish compared to his. He had no doubt that he could find a better weapon in the town from one of the many blacksmiths but he had no doubt that they cost a lot. He opened his interface, looking at the amount of coins he had, a measly 2 silver. It seemed he would have to make do with what he had.
He slowly made his way out of the town and into the nearby forest. According to the info gotten from the quest forest cats were mostly solitary creatures meaning he had an advantage. Since his class mostly focused on 1 on 1 combat.
The forest welcomed him with silence.
Towering trees blocked most of the light, their thick canopies casting long shadows across the moss-covered ground. The air smelled damp and alive. Leaves crunched softly beneath Ezreal's boots as he moved deeper, careful with each step.
Ezreal crouched behind a fallen log, his eyes scanning the undergrowth. His breathing steadied as instinct took over no longer a player thinking in numbers, but a hunter reading signs. Broken twigs. Scratches on bark. Faint paw prints pressed into the soft earth.
From between two trunks, something emerged.
The Emerald Forest Cat was larger than any normal feline, standing nearly as tall as Ezreal's waist. Its fur shimmered faintly green under the filtered light, veins of bioluminescence pulsing beneath its skin. Long, curved claws dug into the soil as it moved, muscles coiling with predatory grace.