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Master of Deception Master of Deception

Rogue · Subtlety · Row 1 of 7 · 3 ranks
Changed from Classic

Master of Deception sits in row 1 of the Rogue Subtlety tree. It has 3 ranks, costing one point each.

Changed from Classic. Check the rank effects below before reusing a Classic build.

What each rank of Master of Deception does

Each point buys one rank. Compare the effects below to decide how many points to spend.

  1. Rank 1: Reduces the chance enemies have to detect you while in Stealth mode as if you were 1 level higher.
  2. Rank 2: Reduces the chance enemies have to detect you while in Stealth mode as if you were 2 levels higher.
  3. Rank 3: Reduces the chance enemies have to detect you while in Stealth mode as if you were 3 levels higher.

How to reach it

Row 1 is open from the start. Level 10 is the earliest you can pick up Master of Deception.

Is Master of Deception worth the points?

Compare the benefit of another rank with your other talent choices. Take the final rank when it supports your build. You can leave it partially ranked if you do not need the final effect or its dependent talents.

Starter Rogue builds that use this talent

These starter builds already put points into Master of Deception. Open one to see the full allocation:

Try Master of Deception in the Rogue calculator

FAQ

How many points does Master of Deception cost?

Up to 3 points, one per rank. You can stop at any rank.

Which row is Master of Deception in, and how do I open that row?

Row 1 of the Subtlety tree. It is open from the start, and level 10 is the earliest you can take it.

Did Master of Deception change from Classic?

Yes. Its effect or rank wording is different in Forever, so read the ranks above before spending points.

Check more Subtlety talents

More talents in the Subtlety tree: