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<blockquote data-quote="WHW4" data-source="post: 5727766" data-attributes="member: 63382">Our Pathfinder group is shifting around slightly with regards to the makeup of the PCs, and it seems like we'll have a mostly stealthy bent (two rogues, a sorcerer who can sneak, and a summoner).&nbsp;&nbsp;While reading through the discussion going on in General D on wizards and the knock spell (among other things), I got to thinking what sort of mid- to high-level protections and safeguards a team of thieves might encounter on a heist.&nbsp;&nbsp;Imagine a metropolis, standard PF assumptions on magic and such (save that there are not a lot of super high level mages in our campaign); a manor owned by... let's say a 12th level wizard and whoever works for him. How would he safeguard his abode? His stuff? How could it be thwarted?&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp;Just looking for some random ideas. I figure our thieves should have some sort of “playbook” when dealing with situations like this, and getting a solid idea of just what a wizard is able to do to lock himself down is a start.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="WHW4, post: 5727766, member: 63382"] [B] [/B] Our Pathfinder group is shifting around slightly with regards to the makeup of the PCs, and it seems like we'll have a mostly stealthy bent (two rogues, a sorcerer who can sneak, and a summoner). While reading through the discussion going on in General D on wizards and the [I]knock[/I] spell (among other things), I got to thinking what sort of mid- to high-level protections and safeguards a team of thieves might encounter on a heist. Imagine a metropolis, standard PF assumptions on magic and such (save that there are not a lot of super high level mages in our campaign); a manor owned by... let's say a 12th level wizard and whoever works for him. How would he safeguard his abode? His stuff? How could it be thwarted? Just looking for some random ideas. I figure our thieves should have some sort of “playbook” when dealing with situations like this, and getting a solid idea of just what a wizard is able to do to lock himself down is a start. [/QUOTE]

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