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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Eye Tyrant" data-source="post: 28361" data-attributes="member: 406">In the game I play in my PC is the only Rogue in the group, and though he doesn't actively steal from the party members per se' (sp?), he is not the pillar of truth when it comes to his Appraisal skills. He does have a tendency to pocket an extra 10-15% after hawking items found on adventures. I don't find that as bad as actually pick-pocketing a fellow party member, but it is pretty devious. That being said, the DM is fully aware of my PC's motives. He's a Dwarf, he's greedy, and as long as it doesn't have a serious detrimental effect on the game or the party, he allows my Rogue to be as dirty as I want to be. My PC is Nuetral, and an outcast from his homeland, right now I believe I am role-playing him as he should be. Later on, down the road after he feels a bit more secure with the party perhaps he will be a little more honest... Or maybe he might go down the other road. Point being, my options are open, the same as any other PC.So... yeah, let the Rogue steal from the party... As long as everyone has fun and no real damage is done, no biggy. If it gets outta hand then maybe the DM should evaluate the situation and determine how things should procede....Again, just off the top of my head....</blockquote>