Shadow Stepping Help

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rynodread
rynodread
Ascalonian Squire
#1
Hi im trying to use shadow stepping skills to run Scoundrels rise, (due to all the hexes, speed decreasing ones ) So i have heard that there is no distance max to shadow step to foe, but when i use deaths charge it runs me up so foe is right on my aggro circle! could someone tell me whats going on?
( i have heard that it needs to be a direct path to the foe and it is, but it still doesn't work!)

edit-Then guild wiki states the skill wrong---"Shadow stepping does not have a distance limitation unless you would shadow step over impassible terrain, in which case the shadow step is restricted to the radius of the radar." a note on page http://wiki.guildwars.com/wiki/Shadow_step

edit- Could someone tell me how to run through Scoundrels rise then? (BTW im a warrior)
Silvia Shadowback
Silvia Shadowback
Frost Gate Guardian
#2
Thats how shadowstepping works. It brings you to edge of agro, so thats why you target the furthest monster away so you can break the agro quicker.
Snow Bunny
Snow Bunny
Alcoholic From Yale
#3
Shadowsteps require casting range to work and will put you right next to your targetted foe.

It's the way they work. They're primarily used to get right next to something and kill it.
N1ghtstalker
N1ghtstalker
Forge Runner
#4
[death's charge] read skill description pls
it says a spell wich means you have to be in spellcasting range
if shadowstepping was radar range lmao the madness
Ministry Of Peace
Ministry Of Peace
Krytan Explorer
#5
Not all shadowsteps require "casting range" to work.... I can think of at least one that is a stance, and teleports you back to where you entered the stance when it ends. Some of them are maintained enchantments (obviously casting range is still needed to cast it) but don't end until you stop maintaining.

In cases like these, max shadow step range is indeed radar range. Also, you can't shadow step to somewhere you otherwise couldn't go by walking. In order to do that, you need to teleport. Think of shadow stepping as walking really really fast.