What Not to Pair with Nightstalking

Avoid Nightstalking + Back to Basics: Avoid this pairing because Back to Basics permanently seals your ultimate ability, removing a powerful damage and engagement tool that could contribute to securing takedowns. With fewer ways to contribute to kills, Nightstalking's invisibility trigger becomes significantly harder to activate, wasting the augment's defensive repositioning potential. Avoid Nightstalking + Slow and Steady: Avoid this pairing because Slow and Steady removes all attack speed bonuses, forcing a slow, deliberate playstyle that conflicts with Nightstalking's design. The invisibility is meant to enable aggressive repositioning after takedowns, but the inability to rapidly capitalize on that window with attacks makes the stealth duration feel wasted and clunky. Avoid Nightstalking + Glass Cannon: Avoid this pairing because Glass Cannon caps your health at 70% maximum, making you extremely fragile. Nightstalking's invisibility is a defensive tool meant to help you survive after risky takedowns, but Glass Cannon's health restriction ensures you enter every fight vulnerable, often dying before you can secure the kills needed to trigger stealth. Avoid Nightstalking + Vampirism: Avoid this pairing because Vampirism disables all healing from allies and sets health regeneration to zero. Nightstalking provides a brief defensive window after takedowns, but Vampirism's sustain model requires you to deal damage to survive. If you fail to secure the kill, you have no fallback recovery, making this high-risk combination punishing.