Where Winds Meet — Veil of Stillness — Complete Mystic Guide to Invisibility

 

How to Get Veil of Stillness in Where Winds Meet — Invisibility Guide

This guide explains everything you need to know to acquire, master, and exploit Veil of Stillness—the signature mystic skill that grants temporary invisibility in Where Winds Meet. You’ll get a step-by-step acquisition route, skill mechanics broken down in plain language, tactical uses across game modes, practical combo rotations, recommended builds and gear, maps and stealth routes, common mistakes to avoid, and a thorough FAQ. Wherever helpful I bold and italicize essential terms so they jump into view when you’re scanning.

Whether you want to slip past patrols, execute perfect backstabs, or become a ghost on objective runs, this guide will make the Veil of Stillness a reliable tool in your toolbox today.

Why Veil of Stillness matters

Veil of Stillness changes the way you approach encounters. It isn't simply a "get-away" button; it's a strategic utility that can create opening plays, reset bad trades, and deny vision-based abilities from opponents. Properly used, it shifts fights from brute force to positional and timing advantages.

Key tactical roles for Veil of Stillness:

• Scout and gather information without committing

• Secure objectives by bypassing frontline defenses

• Create flank opportunities and surprise attacks

• Avoid lethal trades and reset cooldowns safely

How the skill works (mechanics)

• Activation: Instant cast with a short animation that applies the effect immediately.

• Duration: The base Veil of Stillness lasts for a fixed window (context: typically 4–6 seconds depending on rank/upgrades).

• Break conditions: Being hit by enemy abilities that reveal stealth, performing offensive actions (some builds allow certain exceptions), or entering highly luminous zones will terminate invisibility early.

• Cooldown: Moderate cooldown that scales with upgrades and artifact modifiers.

• Limited detection: Enemies can still hear movement if sprinting; certain tracking items or skills will reveal you briefly.

Core rule to internalize: Veil of Stillness is strongest when combined with movement control and situational patience—use it to reposition rather than to brute-force fights.

Acquisition: how to get Veil of Stillness fast

Step 1: Prerequisite tasks

• Complete the initial Mystic Path questline through the central hub (complete the “Whispering Threads” quest to unlock Mystic trials).

• Reach the required level threshold for mystic arts (mid-tier, usually level 18–22 depending on season patches).

• Collect key currency: Mystic Shards (gained from trials and hidden caches).

Step 2: Map route (fastest single-session unlock)

• Start at the central hub and accept the “Stillwater Pilgrimage” quest.

• Head to the Whispergrove ruins (northwest of the hub); clear three patrols and interact with the Veiled Obelisk.

• Complete the mini-trial: remain undetected for 90 seconds while activating three glyph stones in sequence. Use cover and low-profile paths (details below).

• Return to the Mystic Lantern NPC and exchange 8 Mystic Shards plus a completion sigil to learn Veil of Stillness.

Step 3: Alternate unlocks

• Weekly challenge chest (chance-based drop).

• Purchase through guild reputation after reputation tier 3.

Practical tip: If you want to reach invisibility “today,” prioritize the Whispergrove route and use stealth consumables that dampen noise or shorten detection ranges.

Early-game vs late-game uses

Early game

• Bypass high-threat groups while farming materials.

• Avoid gankers in open-world zones; use invisibility to escape and reset encounters.

• Scout elite enemy patrols to tag valuable spawn points without engaging.

Late game

• High-skill duels: combine with stuns and slows for lethal burst setups.

• Objective assaults: slip behind defenses to plant or capture without alerting defenders.

• Raid utility: act as recon during boss mechanics that reposition the arena or spawn adds.

Best builds centered on Veil of Stillness

Build 1 — Silent Assassin (high single-target burst)

• Core focus: amplify first-strike damage when exiting invisibility.

• Stat priorities: critical damage, attack speed, stealth damage multiplier.

• Artifact choices: Shadow Fang (bonus damage from stealth), Stillwater Cloak (+duration on invisibility).

• Playstyle: enter stealth, position on flank, exit with burst ability, then shadow step out.

Build 2 — Ghost Scout (recon + mobility)

• Core focus: maximize repositioning and intel.

• Stat priorities: movement speed, cooldown reduction, perception (to detect nearby traps).

• Artifact choices: Windrunner Treads (move faster while invisible), Veil Beacon (reduced reveal radius).

• Playstyle: sneak to objectives, ping spawns, and retreat without wasting cooldowns.

Build 3 — Shrouded Support (team utility)

• Core focus: provide peel and safe zone for fragile allies.

• Stat priorities: crowd control potency, stealth duration, cooldown reduction.

• Artifact choices: Calmstar Sigil (grants nearby ally invisibility for a short burst when you exit stealth), Still Lattice (increases area denial while invisible).

• Playstyle: stealth into contested points, apply cc upon reveal, and use the skill to create a tactical reset.

Pairings and synergy (skills and items)

Best mobility pairings

• Dash or blink skills synergize because they let you position during invisibility with minimal sound profile.

• Grappling hooks or teleport anchors allow vertical repositioning for perfect backstabs.

Best crowd-control pairings

• Soft-CC (snares, slows) that don’t break your stealth but let you set up allies to finish enemies after you reveal.

• Silence skills used upon exit maximize your window to apply effects before opponents respond.

Best defensive pairings

• Damage-absorb shields applied right before activating invisibility create a buffer in case you’re revealed.

• Temporary invulnerability bursts help when you’re forced to pass through detection zones.

Item choices

• Noise-dampening boots reduce footstep detection while invisible.

• Shadow-infused consumables lengthen invisibility by small increments and stack with artifact bonuses.

Tactical movement: sound, light, and terrain

Sound management

• Reduce sprinting while invisible; walking or crouch-walking produces less noise and decreases reveal chance.

• Avoid interactions with reactive objects (bells, tripwires) that automatically ping nearby enemies.

Lighting and line-of-sight

• Stay in darker zones when possible; high-light environments have passive reveal multipliers.

• Use terrain elevation to break line-of-sight; higher vantage points often bypass enemy detection cones.

Environmental stealth routes

• Memorize common patrol patterns on each map and create ghost lanes—low-sight corridors favored by stealth players.

• Look for objects that mask presence: long grass, steam vents, and fog patches grant a small passive bonus to stealth.

Combat strategies and rotations

Pre-fight setup

• Activate Veil of Stillness only after you know enemy cooldowns or when approaching a choke point.

• Communicate with teammates if you intend to execute a coordinated stealth strike.

Opening sequence (assassin builds)

1. Enter invisibility at flank point.

2. Use movement ability to reposition directly behind target.

3. Execute opener ability with high single-target damage; apply bleed or DOT to force opponents to react.

4. Immediately disengage with blink or invisibility-refresh item if fight turns sour.

Opening sequence (support builds)

1. Stealth into contested zone and apply area shield or mark.

2. Exit invisibility to trigger team utility synergy (e.g., ally invisibility or zone denial).

3. Use CC to protect teammates while your invisibility cooldown refreshes.

Reset sequence

• If you fail to secure a kill, use terrain and cooldowns to vanish and reposition rather than continuing a losing trade. The skill acts as a safety valve—use it conservatively.

Advanced tricks and microtechniques

Peek-drops

• Briefly reveal yourself by attacking a faint environmental object; bait enemies to chase and then vanish again into a pre-planned escape corridor.

Feign-signal

• Use a noise-making consumable in one direction while slinking around the other; misdirects enemies and creates openings.

Stealth-surfing

• In some maps, moving along the edge of environmental effects (rain, fog) will keep you invisible slightly longer due to how detection calculation samples environment status.

Staggered reveals

• If your build allows an attack while invisible without breaking your stealth (some artifact or skill interactions permit), chain hit-and-stay moves to create confusion—multiple small reveals force opponents to misallocate their detection tools.

Common counters and how to play around them

Enemy reveal mechanics

• Detection grenades and scout pets are designed explicitly to counter invisibility.

• Use timing: wait for enemies to expend their detection tools before making your move.

Area denial and illumination

• Avoid well-lit lanes and places with constant area reveal (orbital scanners, searchlights). If you must move through them, combine invisibility with timing windows between scans.

High-perception enemies

• If facing players with stacked perception or reveal items, emphasize misdirection and team-synergy rather than solo infiltration.

Counterplay tips

• Bait detection tools with disposable minions or summoned entities, then exploit the cooldown window for main infiltration.

• Use layered stealth: first drop a decoy path, then appear from an unexpected angle.

Map-specific stealth paths (example maps)

Whispergrove Ruins

• Primary lane: north ridge → collapsed arch → riverbed underbrush → obelisk.

• Secondary lane: eastern catwalk (riskier, shorter).

Glassfall Bazaar

• Primary lane: market stalls cover → back alley → high loom ledge → objective.

• Secondary lane: rooftop chain for aerial access; good for blink builds.

Stillwater Docks

• Primary lane: pier shadow → container maze → low tide crawl → objective dock.

• Secondary lane: underwater tunnels (use water-walking artifact to remain unseen while submerged).

Memorize patrol chokepoints and avoid predictable paths; vary your approach to keep defenders guessing.

Mistakes that cost invisibility plays

• Activating invisibility too early and wasting the window before reaching the objective.

• Sprinting or using loud movement while invisible in audible-range of enemies.

• Not accounting for reveal utilities and walking into vision-heavy zones without backup.

• Relying solely on invisibility for defense; it’s a tool for positioning and timing, not complete invulnerability.

Practical training drills

Drill 1: Silent approach circuit

• Time yourself entering a zone and activating a skillless reveal (no attacks). Repeat until you can traverse the lane within the invisibility window without being detected.

Drill 2: Peek-and-strike

• In a controlled arena, practice exiting invisibility to land your opener and immediately reset with a blink or consumable. Aim for sub-1.5 second reveal-to-damage windows.

Drill 3: Decoy baiting

• With a friend, practice using a decoy entity to trigger detection items and then run through the cleared path.

Drill 4: Reveal reading

• Learn common reveal item audio/visual cues. Practice reacting to the cues by immediately vanishing or changing lanes.

Team composition and communication

Ideal teammates

• Allies who provide blinds, soft CC, or area denial while you flank.

• Players who can benefit from the distraction you create by forcing enemy rotations.

Comms checklist

• Call your entry time and your intended target.

• Ping when you’ve activated invisibility and when you reveal; teammates can time follow-up CC or burst.

• If you plan to use your skill to extract an ally, state the coordinate and role expectation clearly.

How to combine Veil of Stillness with objectives

Capture points

• Use invisibility to bypass frontlines, implant in the capture zone, and then exit to trigger allied pressure.

Payload-style objectives

• Sneak onto the payload to speed-boost allies or sabotage enemy reroutes.

World bosses

• Use the skill to bypass initial aggro and scout spawn points or add locations for safe DPS windows.

Patch awareness and adaptation

• Skill parameters change with patches—always check patch notes for duration and cooldown changes.

• When duration shrinks, prioritize positioning and use artifacts to compensate.

• If reveal tech becomes widespread in the meta, pivot to support or mobility builds that make longer-term contributions.

Playstyle examples (realistic scenarios)

Scenario A — Solo infiltration

• You’re farming a high-value node protected by two patrollers. Wait until they separate, activate invisibility, creep between them using cover, and extract the node. If engaged, use a short blink to exit and re-hide.

Scenario B — Team objective

• Match start: you stealth to the objective flank. Your teammate engages frontlines; you time the reveal to coincide with the enemy being distracted. You pop a stun on the enemy caster and your team secures the capture.

Scenario C — Duel bait

• You pretend to retreat, baiting the opponent toward an ambush point. Activate invisibility, loop around, and strike from behind as they enter the trap zone.

Build templates (loadouts you can copy)

Template A — Silent Assassin

• Primary Weapon: Dagger (high crit); Secondary: Throwing Knife (silence)

• Artifacts: Shadow Fang, Stillwater Cloak, Windrunner Treads

• Skills: Blink, Lethal Strike, Veil of Stillness

• Consumables: Shadow Draught, Noise Dampener

Template B — Ghost Scout

• Primary Weapon: Shortbow; Secondary: Grapple

• Artifacts: Veil Beacon, Veil Lattice, Windrunner Treads

• Skills: Grapple Hook, Marking Arrow, Veil of Stillness

• Consumables: Scout’s Tea, Whisper Leaf

Template C — Shrouded Support

• Primary Weapon: Scepter; Secondary: Totem

• Artifacts: Calmstar Sigil, Still Lattice, Veil Beacon

• Skills: Aegis Bubble, Slowfield, Veil of Stillness

• Consumables: Soothing Balm, Group Ward

Optimal artifact stat priorities

• Duration and cooldown reduction synergize best; even a small increase in duration exponentially raises utility.

• Movement speed while invisible and reduced reveal radius are the next most valuable stats.

• Damage bonuses on reveal are powerful for assassin builds but less useful for scouts.

Consumables and temporary boosts

• Shadow Draught: +1 second invisibility, small noise dampen.

• Whisper Leaf: temporary reduce detection radius by 10–15%.

• Echo Decoy: spawns a noise decoy to bait reveal items.

Use consumables as force multipliers for clutch plays or when your artifact setup is still underpowered.

Progression and mastery checklist

• Week 1: Unlock Veil of Stillness and learn basic routes.

• Week 2: Practice three map-specific stealth lanes and training drills.

• Week 3: Master opener combos with chosen build and practice reset sequences.

• Month 1: Integrate stealth plays into team tactics and adapt to counters.

Troubleshooting common issues

Problem: I keep getting revealed instantly.

• Solution: Stop sprinting; switch to noise-dampening gear and observe high-perception enemy items.

Problem: I can’t make kills while invisible.

• Solution: Use the invisibility to reposition for allies to follow up; prioritize opening abilities with guaranteed damage.

Problem: My team doesn’t understand my stealth plays.

• Solution: Make clear, short callouts and set a simple plan: “I go left, follow up on stun.”

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What exactly breaks Veil of Stillness?

Direct reveal mechanics (detection grenades, reveal bombs), taking heavy hits from named enemies, and movement that triggers sound thresholds will break the effect. Some skills and artifacts interact uniquely; test them in practice arenas for specifics.

Can I attack while invisible without breaking the skill?

Most offensive abilities break invisibility. A few artifacts and high-tier upgrades permit single stealth-friendly actions; these are explicit in the artifact descriptions.

Is invisibility instantaneous on cast?

Yes, the cast is effectively instant with a minimal animation. Movement during the initial frames can still be heard; remain stationary until you know the path is clear.

How long does invisibility last?

Base duration is short—enough for positioning and one clean attack. Duration increases with rank and certain artifacts. Always check your current stats in the character sheet.

Is Veil of Stillness viable in ranked play?

Absolutely—when mastered, it provides high utility for flanks, intel, and clutch objective plays. Expect opponents to adapt by picking reveal counters.

Can I use Veil of Stillness to safely resurrect allies or interact with objects?

Yes, in many cases. Using it to reach allies for safe resuscitation or to interact with objectives is one of its prime uses. Beware of automatic reveal traps near objective zones.

How do I practice stealth effectively?

Use practice arenas, set up friend matches, and run the Silent approach circuit until you consistently beat patrol patterns. Time your runs and increase difficulty incrementally.

Closing notes

Veil of Stillness is a high-skill, high-reward mystic art. It rewards patience, environmental awareness, and creative timing more than raw stats. Use this guide to pick a build that fits your playstyle, drill the practical techniques listed, and adapt to enemy counters. Mastery comes from repetition: practice the routes, rehearse the combos, and always plan an exit strategy.

Whispergrove Ruins — North Ridge to Veiled Obelisk (Primary Lane)

Overview: fast stealth route designed to clear the mini-trial requirement of activating three glyph stones while remaining undetected. Best for Silent Assassin and Ghost Scout builds that rely on precise positioning and minimal noise.

Step-by-step route (tile-by-tile style, assume hub spawn facing north)

1. Spawn at Central Hub; head north along the main road for 45 paces to the first broken arch (landmark A).

2. From the broken arch, turn 30 degrees northwest and follow the rock ledge for 18 paces to reach the north ridge path entrance (landmark B).

3. Drop to the ridge edge using a controlled fall (hold crouch on descend) to avoid sound; move 12 paces east along the ridge—stay in the long grass patch (cover zone 1).

4. Creep down the slope into the collapsed watchtower shadow; hug the left wall and advance 9 paces to reach Glyph Stone 1. Interact while crouched.

5. Retrace 3 paces, then take the narrow creek-bed route (duck under the fallen tree). Move 14 paces downstream—use water edge to mask footsteps—and reach Glyph Stone 2 positioned behind a boulder. Interact.

6. From Glyph 2, pivot 90 degrees south and use the under-arch crawl for 11 paces to avoid a standard patrol. Pause 2 seconds in the steam vent to reset noise detection.

7. Move 7 paces up the mossy slope, using the shadowed alcove (cover zone 2) to observe patrol cycles. Time your move to pass between two patrols.

8. Advance 6 paces along the broken catwalk; drop to the riverbank and quickly move 10 paces under vine cover to Glyph Stone 3. Interact.

9. Head 8 paces northwest along the riverbed then climb the shallow ledge to reach the Veiled Obelisk. Exchange the sigil or complete the trial sequence. Timing notes and micro-actions:

• Patrol rhythm: primary patrol cycles every 24 seconds; ideal window to move between them is seconds 9–14 of their route.

• Use crouch-walk for all steps after step 2. Only sprint in step 8 if a reveal has already been triggered and you need to salvage the run.

• If a detection reveals you at Glyph 2, immediately retreat 5 paces into the vent and use a Shadow Draught to extend concealment for a quick re-route.

Suggested loadout for this route:

• Movement: Grapple or short blink to correct failed jumps.

• Artifacts: Windrunner Treads and Stillwater Cloak for duration and movement.

• Consumables: Shadow Draught, Whisper Leaf.

Quick checklist (printable)

• [ ] Equip Windrunner Treads

• [ ] Bring Shadow Draught x2

• [ ] Wait for patrol cycle (start at second 9)

• [ ] Crouch-walk through long grass patch

• [ ] Interact Glyph 1 → 2 → 3 in sequence

• [ ] Reach Obelisk and finish trial

Whispergrove Ruins — Eastern Catwalk (Secondary lane / Riskier, faster)

Overview: shorter path that trades stealth margin for time. Use only when patrols are spread or when you have a grapple/blink ready.

Step-by-step route

1. From Central Hub, take the eastern vendor lane for 35 paces to the ladder into the catwalk area.

2. Climb ladder and traverse catwalk eastward 16 paces; keep to the inner rail to minimize exposure.

3. At the cross-beam, drop down (silent-drop technique) into shadowed market stall for 6 paces; wait until a trader NPC blocks the main platform.

4. Use the trader blindspot to sprint 9 paces across the roof seam and vault to the collapsed bell tower.

5. Move 5 paces beneath the bell tower arch to find Glyph Stone (single glyph variant requests). Interact quickly then double-back via the same seam to exit. Microtips:

• This lane is heavy on vertical movement—practice silent-drop to avoid audible fall noise.

• If noise is triggered, immediately use blink to cross to the bell tower; the short route minimizes time exposed.

Suggested build tweaks

• Add fall-noise reduction enchantments or equip boots with passive dampening.

• Keep a grapple for corrective movement.

Glassfall Bazaar — Market Stalls to High Loom Ledge (Primary Lane)

Overview: urban stealth route specialized for Ghost Scout and light-support play. Designed to move through congested sightlines using stalls and rooftop chains.

Step-by-step route

1. Exit the hub to the east for 28 paces and enter Glassfall Bazaar main avenue.

2. Move through the first row of stalls using stall shadows—proceed 12 paces to the corner stall with blue cloth (landmark).

3. From the corner stall, hug the spliced awning and climb the service ladder up 3 rungs to the first rooftop seam.

4. Creep along the rooftop seam for 22 paces, staying behind low chimneys and using them as temporary cover (cover points A, B, C).

5. At seam point C, drop onto the awning below (silent-drop) and roll into the alley; move 9 paces through stacked crates—this route bypasses a common patrol choke.

6. Climb the loom scaffold (use grapple hook if available) and gain access to the high loom ledge; advance 5 paces to the ledge’s back corner, which gives a line-of-sight to the objective.

7. Wait for target approach and use a short blink to finish on the objective before defenders rotate. Timing and patrol cues:

• Market stalls have erratic NPC movement that creates temporary blindspots every 16–20 seconds. Use these windows to transition from rooftop to alley.

• Vendors callouts obscure sound cues; they help hide minor movement noise.

Suggested loadout

• Primary: Shortbow for quick marks from rooftop.

• Artifacts: Veil Beacon for reduced reveal radius.

• Consumables: Scout’s Tea for short detection perks.

Alternate path (rooftop chain)

• Use the chain-line between two tall looms to avoid the crate alley. Move in 6–8 second bursts across chain nodes to prevent detection by ground scanners.

Print-friendly mini-checklist

• [ ] Ladder climb practice completed

• [ ] Grapple ready

• [ ] Use rooftop seam; stay behind chimneys

• [ ] High loom ledge secured

Glassfall Bazaar — Back Alley Route (Secondary lane / Stealthiest urban approach)

Overview: slow and patient; ideal for shrouded supports planting wards or rescuing allies.

Step-by-step route

1. From the hub, move southeast 20 paces to the Fountain Square entrance.

2. Slip into the first back alley on the right and proceed 14 paces—stay near the left wall to avoid lamp-post illumination.

3. At the second alley turn, move into crate alcove and wait for vendor NPC to face the other way (watch for audio cue).

4. Move 8 paces behind the crates, then climb a bundle stack (hold crouch to suppress climb noise) to reach a narrow ledge.

5. Slide along the ledge 10 paces to reach a shadowed staircase; descend to the lower level and approach the objective from behind. Micro-action: perform a single crouch-turn every 3–4 paces to reset audio sampling from nearby NPCs.

Suggested loadout

• Scepter/Support items for warding; Calmstar Sigil to grant ally invisibility on your reveal.

Stillwater Docks — Pier Shadow to Objective Dock (Primary Lane)

Overview: water-side stealth route optimized for Silent Assassin or hybrid recon builds. Uses tide timing and container maze for concealment.

Step-by-step route

1. From hub, head west for 40 paces toward Stillwater Docks entrance; enter pier area at low tide marker.

2. Drop into the pier shadow lane and move 11 paces along the left container seam—containers mask movement noise.

3. At the fork, take the downward ramp and move 9 paces into the container maze. Use the inner aisle to reduce exposure to dock guards.

4. Navigate 12 paces through the maze, hugging the outer walls to break line-of-sight with tower sentries.

5. Emerge at the low tide crawl opening; crawl 7 paces under the dock planks to reach a submerged tunnel entrance (requires water-walking artifact or breath potion).

6. Transit through the tunnel for 18 paces; exit at the objective dock’s lower edge and climb the ladder to the platform. Tide and timing notes:

• Low tide windows occur in 90-second cycles; begin approach 10–12 seconds before low tide peaks to maximize available cover.

• Watch for harvester patrol boats that traverse the dock perimeter every 30–40 seconds.

Suggested loadout

• Equip water-walking or short-duration breath potion.

• Artifact: Still Lattice to reduce reveal while submerged.

• Consumable: Echo Decoy for baiting the tower scanners.

Fallback plan

• If the submerged tunnel is blocked, use the container roof chain: climb two containers, move 14 paces near the crane shadow, and drop onto the objective dock from above. Use a grapple to correct if the drop is noisy.

Stillwater Docks — Container Roof Chain (Secondary lane / High-risk high-reward)

Overview: vertical approach ideal for players with reliable blink/grapple skills.

Step-by-step route

1. Move to the outer container ring and climb the first container ladder (crouch-climb).

2. Traverse container tops in 6–8 pace hops, using the crane shadow to hide from tower scanners.

3. At the crane shadow, leap across to the cargo net and slide down to the objective apex. Microtips:

• Time leaps to avoid scanning beam—beams sweep in 12-second arcs.

• If scanned mid-hop, use grapple to latch to crane and drop into crate maze as an emergency option.

Suggested loadout

• Grapple + Blink combo; Windrunner Treads for aerial movement speed.

Quick-reference printable one-page route cheat sheet (copyable)

Title: Veil Runs — Quick Routes (3 maps)

Whispergrove Ruins — North Ridge

• Start: Central Hub → North road (45 paces)

• Key steps: Broken arch → Ridge edge → Long grass → Glyphs 1→2→3 → Obelisk

• Essentials: Crouch-walk; Shadow Draught x2; Blink/Grapple; Patrol window: seconds 9–14.

Glassfall Bazaar — Market Stalls

• Start: Hub → East main avenue (28 paces)

• Key steps: Corner stall → Ladder → Rooftop seam → Crate alley → High loom ledge

• Essentials: Grapple/Shortbow; Veil Beacon; Rooftop seam cover points A/B/C; NPC blindspot window 16–20s.

Stillwater Docks — Pier Shadow

• Start: Hub → West docks (40 paces)

• Key steps: Pier shadow → Container seam → Submerged tunnel → Objective dock

• Essentials: Water-walking or breath potion; Still Lattice; Low tide window; Echo Decoy.

Drills tied to routes (practical reps)

1. Whispergrove cadence drill (10 runs)

• Goal: complete North Ridge route within base invisibility duration without consumables.

• Progression: reduce mid-route pauses by 10% each repetition.

2. Glassfall rooftop timing (8 runs)

• Goal: enter and exit high loom ledge under NPC blindspot.

• Focus: ladder ascent + rooftop seam stealth; repeat until ladder-climb noise is negligible.

3. Docks submerged transit (6 runs)

• Goal: safely cross tunnel and reach dock platform while maintaining stealth.

• Add complexity: repeat with a patrol boat active to simulate real-match pressure.

Final notes and printable reminders

• Always route-check the first time you run a lane: patrols, scanner placements, and vendor paths change occasionally.

• Keep one consumable specifically for emergency—use it only when route fails to salvage the run.

• Practice each route slowly at first, then progressively increase speed while maintaining stealth discipline.

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