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| - Passive Abilities are abilities in Destiny that provide defensive or strategic assistance to players. Each passive ability is specific to a particular subclass (while subclasses are, in turn, specific to particular player classes). It is unknown whether passive abilities must be activated or whether they may only be used once before needing to be recharged. For a list of all known passive abilities, see .
- A passive ability is an ability that is always active and doesn't require user interaction to use. Usually, they are not shown in your spellbook or tooltips, but some are. Many talents and racial traits are passive abilities. They are sometimes known as an innate ability. Passive abilities on items or mobs are sometimes called powers.
- A passive ability is an ability that is always active. Usually, they are not shown in your spellbook or tooltips, but some are. Many talents and racial traits are passive abilities. They are sometimes known as an innate ability. Passive abilities on items or mobs are sometimes called powers.
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| - Passive Abilities are abilities in Destiny that provide defensive or strategic assistance to players. Each passive ability is specific to a particular subclass (while subclasses are, in turn, specific to particular player classes). It is unknown whether passive abilities must be activated or whether they may only be used once before needing to be recharged. For a list of all known passive abilities, see .
- A passive ability is an ability that is always active and doesn't require user interaction to use. Usually, they are not shown in your spellbook or tooltips, but some are. Many talents and racial traits are passive abilities. They are sometimes known as an innate ability. Passive abilities on items or mobs are sometimes called powers. Non-racial ability examples:
* Most item bonuses and buffs are passive abilities like "+5 Strength" or "Improves your chance to hit with spells by 1%".
* Many talents add passive abilities like the Improved Wrath druid talent (reduces the cast time of your Wrath spell by 0.1 seconds per rank) or the Safe Fall rogue talent (reduces damage from falling). Profession ability examples;
* Miners get Toughness (adds HP based off of the skill level).
* Skinners get Master of Anatomy (increases critical strike based off of the skill level).
* Alchemists get Mixology (any potion an alchemist can create has double duration) Class ability examples:
* Paladins, Warriors, Hunters, and Rogues get Parry at various levels; Death knights start with it.
* Paladins, Warriors, Shamans get Block (must have a shield equipped). Racial ability examples:
* Dwarves have Gun Specialization (increase Gun Skill by 5) and Frost Resistance (increase Cold Resistance by 10).
* Gnomes get Expansive Mind (increase intellect by 5%, Arcane Resistance (increase Arcane Resistance by 10), and Engineering Specialist (15 point skill bonus to Engineering).
* Humans have The Human Spirit (increase spirit by 5%, Diplomacy (10% bonus to faction point gains), Every Man for Himself (Removes all movement impairing effects and all effects which cause loss of control of your character), Sword Specialization (increase Sword skill by 3, and Mace Specialization (increase Mace skill by 3).
* Night Elves get Quickness (dodge chance increased by 1%), Wisp Spirit (become a wisp when dead with 50% movement speed increase), Nature Resistance (increase Nature Resistance by 10), and Elusiveness (Reduces the cooldown of your Vanish and Blind abilities by 60 sec and your Cloak of Shadows ability by 30 sec).
* Orcs have Hardiness (increase resistance to stun effects by 25%), Command (pet melee damage increased by 5%), and Axe Specialization (increase Axe skill by 5).
* Tauren get Endurance (max Health increased by 5%), Cultivation (15 point skill bonus to Herbalism), and Nature Resistance (increase Nature Resistance by 10).
* Trolls have Regeneration (increase health regeneration bonus by 10%; also allows 10% of normal health regen during combat), Beast Slaying (5% damage bonus to Beasts), Throwing Weapon Specialization (increase Throwing Weapon skill by 5), and Bow Specialization (increase Bow skill by 5).
* The Forsaken get Underwater Breathing (underwater breath duration increased by 300%) and Shadow Resistance (increase Shadow Resistance by 10).
* Everyone gets Dodge (Gives a chance to dodge enemy melee attacks).
- A passive ability is an ability that is always active. Usually, they are not shown in your spellbook or tooltips, but some are. Many talents and racial traits are passive abilities. They are sometimes known as an innate ability. Passive abilities on items or mobs are sometimes called powers. Non-racial ability examples
* Most item bonuses and buffs are passive abilities like "+5 Strength" or "Improves your chance to hit with spells by 1%".
* Many talents add passive abilities like the Improved Wrath druid talent (reduces the cast time of your Wrath spell by 0.1 seconds per rank) or the Safe Fall rogue ability (reduces damage from falling). Profession ability examples;
* Miners get Toughness (adds HP based off of the skill level).
* Skinners get Master of Anatomy (increases critical strike based off of the skill level).
* Alchemists get Mixology (any potion an alchemist can create has double duration and extra strength). Class ability examples
* Paladins, Warriors, Hunters, and Rogues get Parry at various levels; Death knights start with it.
* Paladins, Warriors, Shamans get Block (must have a shield equipped). Racial ability examples
* Dwarves have Gun Specialization Your chance to critically hit with Guns is increased by 1%) and Frost Resistance (reduces the chance you will be hit by frost spells by 2%).
* Gnomes get Expansive Mind (increase intellect by 5%, Arcane Resistance (Reduces the chance you will be hit by Arcane spells by 2%), and Engineering Specialist (15 point skill bonus to Engineering).
* Humans have The Human Spirit (increase spirit by 3%, Diplomacy (10% bonus to faction point gains), Every Man for Himself (Removes all movement impairing effects and all effects which cause loss of control of your character), Sword Specialization (Expertise with One-Handed Swords and Two-Handed Swords increased by 3, and Mace Specialization (Expertise with One-Handed Maces and Two-Handed Maces increased by 3).
* Night Elves get Quickness (dodge chance increased by 1%), Wisp Spirit (become a wisp when dead with 75% movement speed increase), Nature Resistance (reduces chance to be hit by Nature spells by 2%), and Elusiveness (Reduces the chance enemies have to detect you while Shadowmelded or Stealthed).
* Orcs have Hardiness (increase resistance to stun effects by 25%), Command (pet melee damage increased by 5%), and Axe Specialization (increases expertise while using axes by 5).
* Tauren get Endurance (max Health increased by 5%), Cultivation (15 point skill bonus to Herbalism), and Nature Resistance (reduces chance to be hit by Nature spells by 2%).
* Trolls have Regeneration (increase health regeneration bonus by 10%; also allows 10% of normal health regen during combat), Beast Slaying (5% damage bonus to Beasts), Throwing Weapon Specialization (increase Throwing Weapon skill by 5), and Bow Specialization (increase Bow skill by 5).
* The Forsaken get Touch of the Grave (Your attacks and damaging spells have a chance to drain the target, dealing X Shadow damage and healing you for the same amount.), Will of the Forsaken (Activate to remove any fear, sleep, and charm effects.), Cannibalize (Activate to regenerate 7% of total health every 2 seconds for 10 seconds) and Shadow Resistance (reduces chance to be hit by Shadow spells by 2%).
* Everyone gets Dodge (Gives a chance to dodge enemy melee attacks).
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