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Full: For 6 seconds, the next time target foe casts a spell that targets an ally, the spell fails and you steal up to 5...12 Energy from that foe.
Concise: (6 seconds.) Target foe's next spell fails and you steal 5...12 Energy. No effect unless this foe's spell targeted one of its allies.
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[edit] Acquisition
Skill Trainers:
- Unlike "conventional" interrupt skills like Power Drain, Shame preemptively prevents a spell from being cast. In this case, Shame prevents players from healing, protecting, or enchanting allies. This can be very useful for when an enemy player is casting spells too quickly to interrupt (many Monk and Mesmer spells cast very quickly), or when you want to control two targets at once (by Shaming one, then using a regular interrupt on the other, knowing Shame will do its job unaided).
- It should be noted that Shame causes a spell to fail rather than interrupting it, so skills like Mantra of Resolve and Glyph of Concentration do not protect against it. That also means that since the spell has not been cast, it is still charged, ready to be recast right away.
- Note that Shame also steals energy from the target, but only if the player casts a spell on an ally. Often, Shame will entirely discourage your target from casting ally-aiding spells at all for its duration. Other times, a player will be forced to cast a spell and have to choose a cheap spell to waste. In any scenario, Shame ends in your favor. Try this skill with Wastrel's Worry for some extra damage.
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