It hasn't been officially announced but on the pre-release packs it says that there is a skill called Signet of Illusions. Basically, this was the face of the build:
"Activating the new Mesmer skill Signet of Illusions allows you to use your Illusion Magic attribute on the next spell you cast. With this skill, you can steal spells from other characters and then use them against enemies at full effect. Imagine the chaos you’ll cause when you steal a few skills, and then suddenly cast an odd spell no one would ever expect a Mesmer to cast. Combine this strategy with Energy management and defensive skills like Distortion, and you’ll have a powerful and very diverse character."
Quoted from another fansite. Does this skill seem extremely fun or what??
New Nightfall Skill, it begins.
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Originally Posted by Hella Good
For just this one Sig? I doubt it. I doubt recharge would be more than 45s. Or maybe it's elite. Do you guys think it's an elite? Sounds like a pretty powerful skill to me...
Who knows, many of the mechanics of Nightfall seem to blatently overpower the norm - and Im not just talking about D/Mo's.
Signet of illusions was used during beta-tests before GW release. It was removed, along with Confusion, Disappear and ... Unnatural Signet.
Unnatural signet was brought back in Factions. Who knows, perhaps the others will comme back in Nightfall ?
During the beta, Signet of Illusions wasn't an Elite.
Unnatural signet was brought back in Factions. Who knows, perhaps the others will comme back in Nightfall ?
During the beta, Signet of Illusions wasn't an Elite.

Well, why would you put such a skill in when Spirits were hardly used to the point where you'll need an anti-Spirit skill. They are much more common now. It only makes sense.
But if truly Sig of Illusion is not an elite that would make Me the true jack of all trades. I'm excited- it's yet another proof that playing a Me requires knowledge of every other profession.
But if truly Sig of Illusion is not an elite that would make Me the true jack of all trades. I'm excited- it's yet another proof that playing a Me requires knowledge of every other profession.

