

Role of the Taker - The Thief
Those born
with the Role of the Thief are lone wolves. With a strong set
of ideals, they cannot be easily dissuaded once they have made their mind about
something, and aren’t afraid to break rules or cheat the system if they need
to. All is fair in order to achieve their goal. They are straightforward,
blunt, to the point, with no time to waste, and always have their hands full
with something. While they can form part of a group and form bonds with others,
their values and nature may conflict with them, and they run the risk of
manipulating and using others if they don’t trust and respect them as equals.
The bonds a Thief does make, however, are intense due to their extreme
selectiveness, and losing one of these bonds can be stressful and devastating
for them. At their best, they’re energetic, fearless and ready to take action at
a moment’s notice. At their worst, they can be egotistical and cocky.
Thieves may have a perceived lack of their Aspect to begin
with, which will often challenge them. Something they’re missing and they
struggle with, something they must learn to take from the environment, from
others. This doesn’t, however, mean that they need to stay with others to
mature, as their need to take their Aspect plays into their lone wolf nature,
bettering themselves, building themselves up, and becoming a powerhouse on their
own. They’re as powerful going solo as they are in a team, however their
companions should be wary of being left behind, and used as stepping stones to
further their goals. Trust and respect are crucial for a Thief to be reliable,
but with a strong enough bond, they can become one of the most powerful
teammates you could hope for.
Being one of the Taker Classes, Thieves are the Active counterpart to the
Rogues, and similar to them, their strengths lie in Stealing.
Taking or Receiving their Aspects from others and from any fitting source to
benefit themselves, they are all about strengthening themselves and amassing
more and more. This works doubly in their favor, improving their lack of their
Aspect while reducing its amount on their foes, they can fend themselves
against the strongest of enemies. A Thief should be aware and careful of not
going overboard, however, as where they Steal from, they may leave only Lack.