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More pickpocket targets

deltagodeltago Member Posts: 7,811
in Feature Requests
Please. Especially with the new change to it.

Nothing extravagant, but nobles, merchants, barkeeps, guards and barkeeps should be carrying something to steal.

Give us kleptomaniacs something to strive for.

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  • TieokenTieoken Member Posts: 23
    edited November 2013
    I actually think that those daring few who thieve actively should be rewarded for it on a more active level. Things(not mentioned or hinted at) spread sporadically through the game that expedite your journey or allow you to avoid conflicts, after all that's what being a thief is all about. If thieves were meant to fight all of the time they wouldn't be able to hide in shadows so well.
  • billbiscobillbisco Member Posts: 361
    Yes indeed. Please support pick pocketing. People hate to waste points.
  • sarevok57sarevok57 Member Posts: 5,975
    really? I found there are lots to pick pocket from, if you want to start pick pocket from every amnian guard in athkatla ( you get a random treasure 3 or 4) so that can be anything from spell scrolls to jewels and gems, and there is also a really nice magical item you can pick pocket from a certain somebody who used to be quite the adventurer in his day I hear
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