had an interesting thought just now

[DragonTroy]

has anyone checked to see if the ring of the stalker incorp makes raidbosses miss you?

also, would this stack with the ninja spy shadow fade?

if so, that would be a decent amount of damage mitigation right there

[Nathlin]

A quick search on DDO Wiki (since I havent done the new content yet) shows me that The Ring of the Stalker has the Ghostly property, which is reported to be an enhancement bonus (http://ddowiki.com/page/Concealment), just like Blur. So, by that reasoning I would say, if Blur doesnt help, neither will Ghostly.

Also, it will stack with Ninja Spy's Shadow Fade. Was a Pure Dark Monk a few lives ago, and that is how I managed to abuse an 75%-ish concealment. ;)

[DragonTroy]

the reason why blur/disp don't work with raidbosses anymore is because they have true seeing

but ghostly isn't effected by true seeing, from what ive seen

so, the questions stand, would the ghostly property on the Epic Ring of the Stalker work against raidbosses, and would that specific type of concealment bonus stack with the ninja spy shadow fade

[Backley]

the reason why blur/disp don't work with raidbosses anymore is because they have true seeing

but ghostly isn't effected by true seeing, from what ive seen

so, the questions stand, would the ghostly property on the Epic Ring of the Stalker work against raidbosses, and would that specific type of concealment bonus stack with the ninja spy shadow fade

Same Ghostly effect is on my Epic Cloak of Night (http://ddowiki.com/page/Epic_Cloak_of_Night).
20% enhancement bonus to concealment, is bypassed by bosses with True Seeing, and would stack with Ninja Spy Shadow Fade.