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So some thief designers are saying, "okay, we handed out the special powers to the classes. Ugh, you know what we forgot? To make the...

A thief is someone who steals things, who takes what isn't theirs. You can add some nuance to it by dividing them up by method – a...

Broken down to a skill. But yes, it is as close as a system gets to a special power that no other profession can do.

Thieves exist in D&D because of these guys. Who happen to be both thieves and warriors. (also one is a wizard's apprentice too, which...

The same reason real teams need specialists. In the worlds where "thieves" are a thing, need arises from the presence of theifly things...

I invented my own system. I still play it today.

So with a great deal of systems, I see a dedicated profession of thief. I would argue the need on the basis that, thieves do not have...

Never pass on an opportunity to advertise the book. As already posted here, you are asking what to do but didn't mention the book or...

Stick a link to it in your signature and mention it wherever possible. For instance you’ve created a thread here about promoting your...

In the system I use, it is a definite yes. It would be like asking is it worth while to get multiple degrees. I have to say...

So I have sold 15 advanced copies of my book, the printed locally, soft cover, ringed binding version. Today I sold my first hardcover...

I agree completely. The system I play boils everything down to skills with little gatekeeping. I am not question the skills, rather is...

Knowledge is knowledge; skills are skills.🤷🏾‍♂️ There’s a guy out there right now known as The LockPicking Lawyer. He does videos:

You would love the mystic, thieving magic, chi and weapon arts and even runes. Their access is low however. They come with a wide...

I prefer playing flexible characters. I don’t need to be the best at anything as long as I can contribute meaningfully. And by creating...