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'''Vault''' is a Defensive [[Demon Hunter skill]] unlocked at [[clvl|Level]] 13. The Demon Hunter vaults forward, moving as a shadow with a flair for acrobatics.
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'''Vault''' is a Hunting [[Demon Hunter skill]] unlocked at [[clvl|Level]] 9. The Demon Hunter vaults forward, moving as a shadow with a flair for acrobatics.
  
 
This is the Demon Hunter's [[movement ability]].
 
This is the Demon Hunter's [[movement ability]].
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==Skillrune Effects==
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==Skill Rune Effects==
 
The following is a very quick summary. See the [[Vault rune effects]] page for a more thorough description of rune effects, or any of the individual rune pages for numbers, screenshots, blue quotes, and much more.  
 
The following is a very quick summary. See the [[Vault rune effects]] page for a more thorough description of rune effects, or any of the individual rune pages for numbers, screenshots, blue quotes, and much more.  
 
   
 
   
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==Synergies==
 
==Synergies==
The following [[Demon Hunter passives]] provide a benefit to Vault, runed or not:
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The following [[Demon Hunter passives]] provide a benefit to Vault:
 
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{{Demon Hunter Passive Tactical Advantage}}
 
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<blockquote>''Vault was the last Demon Hunter skill the pre-made demo characters had, and it was useful to rush through the dungeon or to escape from boss packs. It was a fast moving cartwheel that covered about 1/2 the screen. It’s seen a few times in the DH cinematic. This skill allows the DH to pass through any monsters in the way, though it’s stopped by obstacles such as walls or doors or the huge, chopping cleaver booby [[trap]]s that filled this year’s demo dungeon.</blockquote>
 
<blockquote>''Vault was the last Demon Hunter skill the pre-made demo characters had, and it was useful to rush through the dungeon or to escape from boss packs. It was a fast moving cartwheel that covered about 1/2 the screen. It’s seen a few times in the DH cinematic. This skill allows the DH to pass through any monsters in the way, though it’s stopped by obstacles such as walls or doors or the huge, chopping cleaver booby [[trap]]s that filled this year’s demo dungeon.</blockquote>
  
Skill tiers were removed for the [[July 2011 Press Event]], and Vault became a level 6 skill. The skill system was once again overhauled for the [[Beta Patch 13]], and Vault was classified as a Defensive skill and moved up to level 13.
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===Beta===
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Skill tiers were removed shortly before the [[beta]] started in September 2011, and Vault became a level 6 skill. The skill system was once again overhauled for the [[Beta Patch 13]], and Vault was classified as a Defensive skill and moved up to level 13. For [[Beta Patch 14]], it was re-classified as a Hunting skill and dropped to level 9. The "Hunting" category replaced "Shadow".
  
  
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==Media==
 
==Media==
 
Vault can be seen in action on video here:
 
Vault can be seen in action on video here:
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* [http://diablo.incgamers.com/blog/comments/demon-hunter-screenshots-and-hands-on-report/ BlizzCon 2010 Demon Hunter First Impressions]
 
* [http://diablo.incgamers.com/blog/comments/demon-hunter-screenshots-and-hands-on-report/ BlizzCon 2010 Demon Hunter First Impressions]
 
* [http://diablo.incgamers.com/blog/comments/hands-on-from-blizzcon-mega-pvm-report-demon-hunter/P2/ BlizzCon 2010 Demon Hunter PvM Hands-on Report]
 
* [http://diablo.incgamers.com/blog/comments/hands-on-from-blizzcon-mega-pvm-report-demon-hunter/P2/ BlizzCon 2010 Demon Hunter PvM Hands-on Report]
* [http://diablo.incgamers.com/forums/showthread.php?p=7960229#post7960229 Zediono's translation of JudgeHype's pre-beta report] -- IncGamers 1st Aug 2011
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* [http://diablo.incgamers.com/forums/showthread.php?p=7960229#post7960229 Zediono's translation of JudgeHype's pre-beta report] IncGamers 1st Aug 2011
* [http://diablo.incgamers.com/forums/showthread.php?p=8009356#post8009356 HardRock's Demon Hunter Skills and Their Rune Effects] -- IncGamers 6th Sep 2011
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* [http://diablo.incgamers.com/forums/showthread.php?p=8009356#post8009356 HardRock's Demon Hunter Skills and Their Rune Effects] IncGamers 6th Sep 2011
* [http://us.battle.net/d3/en/class/demon-hunter/active/ Demon Hunter Active Skills] -- Diablo III 12th Sep 2011
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* [http://us.battle.net/d3/en/class/demon-hunter/active/ Demon Hunter Active Skills] — Blizzard's Official Diablo III Site
  
  

Revision as of 19:28, 8 April 2012

IconVault.png

Vault is a Hunting Demon Hunter skill unlocked at Level 9. The Demon Hunter vaults forward, moving as a shadow with a flair for acrobatics.

This is the Demon Hunter's movement ability.



Background

Vault in action.

The Demon Hunter melts into the shadows, using them to spin forward with a series of acrobatic somersaults and flips.


Skill Rune Effects

The following is a very quick summary. See the Vault rune effects page for a more thorough description of rune effects, or any of the individual rune pages for numbers, screenshots, blue quotes, and much more.

<skill class="DemonHunter">Vault</skill>


Skill Design

I could do that...if I wanted to.

Every character in Diablo III has a movement ability, and for the Demon Hunter, that would be Vault.
Once activated, the Demon Hunter moves over the ground in a series of flips and such, in a shadow form, until she reaches her destination. The Demon Hunter is assumed to be invulnerable during this time; however, she cannot Vault through doors, walls, or other obstacles.


Synergies

The following Demon Hunter passives provide a benefit to Vault:

Skill Unlocked Description

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Development

Transform and roll out.

Vault was first shown at BlizzCon 2010 as one of the originals when the Demon Hunter was unveiled. Wyatt Cheng had this to say about it[1]:

This a movement skill. The Barbarian has Leap Attack, the Wizard has Teleport and we wanted to make sure all our classes had a way to get around the battlefield. In this skill we wanted to sell the Shadow theme. Initially we talked about Shadow Vault and stuff like that, but we decided to just call it Vault and let the art peak for itself. There's no need to have to weave these concepts into every single skill. The artistic representation has some acrobatics and has some shadow themes to it. It's basically a way to take a solid mechanic and wrap it up with the aesthetic we are trying to sell and deliver something we think will be fun for the players.

Flux also weighed in on the skill from his time on the BlizzCon 2010 demo[2]:

Vault was the last Demon Hunter skill the pre-made demo characters had, and it was useful to rush through the dungeon or to escape from boss packs. It was a fast moving cartwheel that covered about 1/2 the screen. It’s seen a few times in the DH cinematic. This skill allows the DH to pass through any monsters in the way, though it’s stopped by obstacles such as walls or doors or the huge, chopping cleaver booby traps that filled this year’s demo dungeon.

Beta

Skill tiers were removed shortly before the beta started in September 2011, and Vault became a level 6 skill. The skill system was once again overhauled for the Beta Patch 13, and Vault was classified as a Defensive skill and moved up to level 13. For Beta Patch 14, it was re-classified as a Hunting skill and dropped to level 9. The "Hunting" category replaced "Shadow".


Media

Vault can be seen in action on video here:

You can find pictures in the Diablo III screenshot and picture gallery:



References