#thief class

Thief - One who actively steals for, from, or through their aspect to benefit themselves. This does not mean they are inherently selfish, as they usually do have good intentions, they just often hoard their own aspect and sometimes forget to share it with others.

Void - Secrets, the unknown, possibilities, nothingness, and irrelevance

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Thieves begin with a lack of their aspect. They are, at their core, their opposite aspect. Yet they still crave their own aspect. So, they go out of their way to attain this aspect even if it stops others from having it.

So, the ToV would begin as someone with little to no void. This means they could be really bad at keeping secrets (or just be really transparent), have no privacy, be scared of the unknown, and/or be constantly in the spotlight or getting into drama.

As time would go on, they would crave this void that they lack. They'd get better at keeping secrets, learn to face the unknown, and allowing themselves to fade into irrelevancy more often.

But they would need to steal it from others to do so. They'd be great at learning and keeping secrets, but mainly for their own benefit. They could be great at keeping their own secrets, but willing to spill others at the right price, thus stealing the unknown aspect part of them. Maybe it's the opposite and they're great at keeping the secrets of others, but spill some of their own to make then seem "innocent", as if they have nothing to hide - so why should others blame them?

Speaking of seeming innocent, that's something this thief would be great at. They'd put others in the spotlight and be able to shift topics to completely unrelated things. They'd not only steal the irrelevancy from that random, unrelated topic, but be able to send people on wild goose chases on things that simply don't matter as they remain out of the blame in peace.

As we saw with Vriska, the Thief of Light, she loved being in the spotlight! Even going out of her way to fight Lord English as everyone else moved on, just to be the "big relevant savior". So, her aspect's opposite, the Thief of Void, would be the exact opposite.

Sure, they could still want to be a big hero (though this goal could of course vary between person) but they'd be much better at doing so from the background. Maybe they want to be the "unexpected hero" instead, popping seemingly out of nowhere and saving the day. However, this would mean they wouldn't do good with light, similar to how Vriska got bored of being an irrelevant ghost after a while.

If they were to actually be caught and pushed into the spotlight, they'd either frantically fade away or find someone to put in the spotlight instead or simply break down. Maybe this is something that happened a lot earlier to the thief, being put into relevancy with no idea what to do. Perhaps they even have a phobia of being watched or stage fright.

However, the Thief could be a pretty good friend if you get to know them enough! They'd be great at keeping your secrets, and could push you into the spotlight when you need it. Just be careful not to cross them too much, you may risk your secrets being spilled out and being blamed a lot more often.

They could also be one to appreciate smaller or lesser known things. Like a fandom not many people around them are in or noticing small details others look right past. Though, Thieves love to hoard their aspect, so they might get jealous when others know more about THEIR thing than them or not share their findings.

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The Thief's opposite is the Rogue of Void/Light.

Their inverse is the Page of Light.

This means that when they seemingly are defeated, they might not want to be seen as a total failure so they might begin to appear as an inexperienced light player. They could act as if they know more than they do or they had planned this all along.

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Powers :

- Steal someone's secrets with ease, immediately know what they're hiding

- Make something clear to themselves and their teamates, stealing the "mystery" of the topic

- Bring attention to one specific person, object, etc by either making it simply glow or subtly diverting everyones attention to it without them realizing

- Steal the place of the void and project themselves wherever they want if its dark, unknown, or simply random - able to directly teleport themselves there with whoever they're touching at higher levels

- Able to steal from nothingness and, similar to Roxy (the Rouge of Void), cause anything to wish to appearify, easier to do depending on their lack of information on it or depending on their level

- Steal someone's blindness from them

- Make everything extremely bright

- Grade A communication with the horrorterrors! However, if they push too hard, they could quickly turn grimdark

- Steal anything they don't have, including skills and potentially powers at really high levels

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