Add WASD movement preference - "only evade follows movement"

[Kuro466]

I’m really enjoying playing Primalist on WASD, with evade going in WASD direction, and leap slam going in mouse direction.

I want the same behavior on Rogue with Shift, but Shift is classified as a “short range” ability, so there is no way to get evade to follow my WASD direction but shift to follow my cursor. I can get both of them to follow WASD, or both to follow mouse, but I can’t get it to act like leap slam.

My preference is for ONLY evade/dodgeroll to follow WASD direction. EVERYTHING else I want to follow my mouse.

Seems like a fairly simple and sane mode. Pretty please?

[DJSamhein]

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