Has anyone see any benefit from the human stealth detection skill? I didn't even know I had it...
It's been useful twice for me, in 34 levels. Both times I wouldn't say it's been greatly useful.
First time was killing those Fen Creepers in the Wetlands. I used it once then.
Second time, I was fishing in Theramore Harbor. I saw an enemy rogue swimming deep in the water, he was my level so I kept my mana sheild up in case he tried to pull something funny. He left me alone initially - I don't think he saw me. I was fishing away, watching for him, and I saw him stealth off to the side of me. I immediatly targeted him for polymorph, but he got stealthed before I could cast it. I jumped up to the docks and hit "perception", then I heard the "unstealth" sound. I checked my combat log and saw it was a different rogue. I freaked out, because one mage versus two rogues = death for me. Hit my "panic button" (frost nova) and blinked toward town. Frost nova breaks stealth, plus it froze them both. One of them broke it pretty quickly (Spider Belt maybe) and chased me, until about 7 guards started running our direction. They turned tail and ran - in retrospect I should have frost bolted him so the guards caught up to him, but I was more worried about saving my own ass then killing him.
So I guess the second time it was pretty useful. I'd have never seen the second rogue otherwise and he probably would have killed me while I was casting pyroblast (had I successfully sheeped his friend).
Also, Mwilding, remember that if you attack the enemy faction while you're in non-contested territory, they can attack you. If their name is yellow, don't bother them unless you're sure you can beat them. If their name is red, they can attack you at will. In Alliance lands, you have to attack first before they can attack you.