Thief

“ Life is never easy for rogues, whose trade so often flies in the face of local law and custom, and can leave them shunned by all they meet. In time, however, those who can survive long enough to gain a measure of success become Thieves, true professionals and masters of their craft. Success brings them not only wealth but finally a kind of status. True Thieves no longer live off of the wealth they steal - they take contracts from wealthy patrons to steal, and are paid handsomely for their services. ” - Thief Lore		Thief  Master Burglar
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Overview The Thief is the purest of rogue: seeking wealth and power by any means necessary. This unscrupulous opportunist is keen at stealig gold and goods right from the pockets and bags of hard-working individuals wherever they please. The Thief often finds himself at odds with his natural enemy, the Scout, and other disciplines trained to see under the shadows. A brazen thief may choose to simply kill his mark instead if their efforts turn his preferred trade into a chore. Powers and Skills Level Icon Ability Description 10 Wall of Steel Personal Parry buff Peek Single-target search inventory (allows caster to see target's inventory) Backstab Next weapon swing does extra damage ignores Passive Defense (requires Invisibility) Backstab: Pellegorn Damage over time and Health regeneratuion debuff (requires Invisibility) Backstab: Buchinine Stamina damage over time, Ground, and stamina recovery debuff (requires Invisibility) Backstab: Magusbane Mana damage over time and mana recovery debuff (requires Invisibility) Backstab: Galpa Intelligence, Spirit, and spell damage debuff (requires Invisibility) Backstab: Gorgon's Venom Attack speed and melee damage debuff (requires Invisibility) 15 Retreat Personal movement speed buff Offensive Stance Personal combat stance Defensive Stance Personal combat stance Precise Stance Personal combat stance 20 Indomitable Will Personal Root and Snare dispel and short immunity Coughing Gas Area Attack Rating and Defense debuff (excludes caster only) Steal Single-target inventory item transfer (allows caster to attempt to steal item found with the Peek skill) 28 Passwall Personal teleportation (requires Invisibility) 30 Crippling Blow Single-target Strength, Dexterity, and Defense debuff Playstyle Tips Unlike a Scout or an Assassin, a Thief may prefer never to be seen at all. A good one is ever-prepared however, and well-equipped to escape with their Running skill, Retreat, and Indomitable Will to break snares and roots. As the only rogue with access to the Parry skill, Thieves are capable of going toe-to-toe with other weapon users, if need be. Use Passwall to reach places that others do not expect, such as inside a player city's walls. Your mark's assumption of safety may yield fine rewards. Toss a vial of Coughing Gas immediately upon being discovered to increase your chance of escape. The Crippling Blow, which a Thief can refresh indefinitely on a single target, is a death sentence for any character that relies solely defense to mitigate damage. Nephilim and those with the Saboteur discipline can hide from player tracking. Most often, an empty track is enough to keep others from bothering to search for you. When embarking on a risky venture, consider hiring another player to Summon you in the event that things go sour. A timely summon can protect your pilfered loot. The Bargaining skill bypasses a percentage of vendor markups. Grifting and swindling enables the glib Thief to keep more of his money when buying, and persuades vendors to pay more when selling.		Thief Information Base Classes Rogue Races Aelfborn, Aracoix, Elf, Human, Irekei, Nephilim, Shade, Vampire Disciplines Archer, Artillerist, Belgosch, Blade Master, Blade Weaver, Bounty Hunter, Gladiator, Huntsman, Prospector, Rat Catcher, Saboteur, Skydancer, Strigoi, Summoner, Sun Dancer, Traveler, Undead Hunter, Wererat, Wyrmslayer Mastery Runes Master of Great Swords, Master of Staves, Master of Swords Skills Granted Bargaining, Crossbow, Parry, Running (level 10) Dagger Mastery, Throwing, Unarmed Combat Mastery (level 20) Thief Static Powers These powers cannot be trained higher. Use these ranks to plan accordingly. Stances Rogue 40 40 40 stance details Weapon Powers Rogue 10 40 40 5 35 20 30 30 20
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