Stealth IOs

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Overview

Stealth IOs refers to the Invention Origin Enhancements that add to the character's Stealth Radius. There is one Stealth IO for each type of movement (Running, Jumping, Flying, and Teleporting). All Stealth IOs are Unique and mutually exclusive, meaning a character can only slot one Stealth IO at a time. However, a character can have a Stealth IO on each build.

Enhancement Options

Running

IO Celerity.png

Celerity: Stealth


This enhancement grants stealth for 120 seconds. When used in a click power, the effect is granted every time the power is used. When used in a toggle power, the effect persists until 120 seconds after the toggle power is deactivated. When used in an auto power, the effect is always active.


Jumping

IO Unbounded Leap.png

Unbounded Leap: Stealth


This enhancement grants stealth for 120 seconds. When used in a click power, the effect is granted every time the power is used. When used in a toggle power, the effect persists until 120 seconds after the toggle power is deactivated. When used in an auto power, the effect is always active.


Flying

IO Freebird.png

Freebird: Stealth


This enhancement grants stealth for 120 seconds. When used in a click power, the effect is granted every time the power is used. When used in a toggle power, the effect persists until 120 seconds after the toggle power is deactivated. When used in an auto power, the effect is always active.


Teleporting

IO Time & Space Manipulation.png

Time & Space Manipulation: Stealth


This enhancement grants stealth for 120 seconds. When used in a click power, the effect is granted every time the power is used. When used in a toggle power, the effect persists until 120 seconds after the toggle power is deactivated. When used in an auto power, the effect is always active.


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