Shadow Walk

[Falling Icicle]

According to the new article http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=dnd/4ex/20080416a
Shadow Walk is a ritual that allows you to travel quickly.

"Exploration rituals such as Passwall and Shadow Walk let a party bypass solid barriers and quickly travel long distances."

But isn't Shadow Walk a Warlock class feature, that lets them gain concealment whenever they move away 3+ squares?

 

[Sojorn]

Yes, when the character sheets for the D&D Experience were printed.

Who knows now?

I will be slightly annoyed if they are still named the same thing.

 

[Ximenes088]

It's a venerable old magic-user spell that allows you to step temporarily into the demiplane of shadow and travel overland a great deal faster than normal in the "real world". In 4e, I wouldn't be surprised at all if it dumped you in the Shadowfell for the movement portion of the spell. It's nice, but it's no Teleport in terms of speed.

 

[Falling Icicle]

I will be slightly annoyed if they are still named the same thing.

It would be quite the amusing oversight, wouldn't it? I guess it's inevitable, since alot of old spells are becoming rituals, and at the same time old spell names are being used for totally new abilities.

 

[Sojorn]

It would be quite the amusing oversight, wouldn't it? I guess it's inevitable, since alot of old spells are becoming rituals, and at the same time old spell names are being used for totally new abilities.

After I got over my nerd panic, yep. Pretty funny