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Message: <blockquote data-quote="1QD" data-source="post: 9805841" data-attributes="member: 7053892">So I am supposed to support a clearly defined and niche that over a span of time makes less and less sense...Well which is it? Do I hyper focus on the thief or water it down? Personally I do not feel DnD is the end all be all of TTRPG's. In fact it has been my experience thus far that hard core DnD players make a poor match for my system, which is why I post in the general section. DnD'ers often are locked in place as to how a game should be played while new players tend to be far more open minded to new concepts. In cases of inexperienced DnDers and first time players of my system, mine has ranked as preferred more consistently than not. My system makes everything a skill, and gives professions a role to play. You can even teach your profession skills to other players at a higher cost if you really wanted. For the trouble it might be better to just multiprof instead.I can see room for many thief roles, but not the profession itself. Rather I would imagine a player taking another prof, and living a thief's life expressed through that proff. Again the Rogue is a likely candidate. Based on skills alone really. They have most of the theif like skill set plus limited magic and other abilities. Players should not feel any real gap or anything missing in this case.</blockquote>