Delusion is an ability in The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt from the Sign tree.
Description[]
Level 1:
- Target does not move towards Geralt while he is casting Axii. Also increases the effectiveness of Axii in dialogues.
- Stamina regeneration in combat: +0.5/s
Level 2:
- Target does not move towards Geralt while he is casting Axii. Increases the effectiveness of Axii in dialogues. Reduces Axii casting time.
- Stamina regeneration in combat: +1/s
Level 3:
- Target does not move towards Geralt while he is casting Axii. Increases the effectiveness of Axii in dialogues. Reduces Axii casting time.
- Stamina regeneration in combat: +1.5/s
Tips[]
- One of the most useful skills in the entire game, as it allows one to avoid unpleasant situations which would result in unnecessary bloodshed and/or loss of money. Effectively the skill should be fully unlocked as early as possible, preferably before leaving White Orchard.
- While most conversations that have Axii as an option mostly require level 1 or 2, it's still best to have level 3 as using the sign gives additional
and the higher the skill level the more
is earned. For example, if it's at level 2 but the dialogue option only requires level 1, you'll still get 35
(the amount level 2 gives). The default breakdown is as follows:
- The skill is obviously less useful during battles, unless the Axii sign is the preferred option. However, one may always swap it for another skill then just re-equip it after they are done. Also while exploring the world the skill can be swapped for skills like Strong Back.
- Such tactics are particularly useful during early stages in the game where the number of skill slots is limited.