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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Herobizkit" data-source="post: 6395224" data-attributes="member: 36150">But it can.For example, in my 4e campaign, my Hexblade has taken the feat which gives him a Familiar.  With the DM's blessing, I took Sitak.  Its power is the ability to speak Telepathically with anyone who shares a language with my Hexblade (who, coincidentally, can speak a LOT of language) up to 20 squares/100 feet away and doesn't need Line of Sight or Effect to do so.There is also a Blue Communicator item from one of the Dragon magazines - it was from an article that had super-high tech items as treasure.  Essentially it was a Bluetooth wireless device that allowed people wearing it to communicate with one another from some distance away.The Leverage model works because it's set in Modern times; the crew can find, purchase, steal, or improvise most equipment they need.  Since most Rogue missions are gear-based, make similar gear available to the players.Also, Leverage steals from the rich/wicked and gives to the poor/wronged party.  Stealing for fun is one thing, stealing with a PURPOSE other than pure financial gain is a story.</blockquote>