#thiefclass

This one sounds like it's quite pointless - what's the point in stealing Void? But I actually really like this Title, and also it's the Title I consider to be one of my OCs which encouraged me to do it.

1) Obfuscation

The Thief of Void, should she learn something she doesn't want to know or see something she would rather not see, can steal the lack of knowledge from others. The Thief can essentially wipe her own mind, just so long as there's somebody in her vicinity who doesn't know what she does. This is largely selfish, as what she knows could actually benefit the group, and she may have to implant the unpleasant knowledge into the mind of the person she's stealing from. 

2) Nothing

Alternatively, she could just steal nothing. She may never realise her potential as a Thief or may be too positively aligned to be able to steal knowingly from people she knows/likes. This could help or hinder the group, depending on whether what she could have stolen could have helped or not. 

3) Using obfuscation

The Thief could steal through lack of knowledge. This may include deliberately not telling somebody something, then using this to her advantage to take something from them. Example: The Thief doesn't tell the Heir that his artefact is very valuable, and instead implies that it is worthless. Using this, she takes it from him and he doesn't miss it, so doesn't try too hard to get it back when he could have done if he knew what it was worth. Bad example, I know, but I'm tired.

4) Lack of matter

If there was a void or lack of matter, say caused by another Void or Space Player, the Thief would be able to steal the  void and use it herself. For example, voids can protect you from heat/sound as these things require molecules to travel. If somebody was using it as a shield, the Thief could steal it and shield herself with it. So whilst she cannot create void, she can take it.

5) Using nothing

The Thief doesn't need to use anything to help her steal things. She can do it just fine without classic tools, etc, thank you very much. A Thief of Void can become a very efficient Thief who needn't rely on things or people to help her thieve. 

Thieves have the capacity to be extremely selfish; more so, I think, than some other Thieves. Almost none of these powers would be able to benefit other people or her team. She can be quite powerful if she realises her full potential.

Good players: Prince of Life, Sylph of Void

Bad players: Knight of Void, Prince of Space, Mage of Space

1) Stealing aspect

The Thief of Mind could steal someone’s intelligence or thoughts and take them for themselves, increasing their intelligence and making the other person less intelligent. This wouldn’t really have much of an effect on targets who were already stupid though. They could also steal someone’s sanity (think of someone ‘losing their mind’), which could cause them to go insane and attack their allies and foes indiscriminately. The Thief would have to be careful with this ability though, as some powerful entities could be dangerous if they go mad.

2) Stealing control

While this could be in the last ability I thought I’d make it a spate thing. The Thief could steal someone’s mind in another way, by manipulating and controlling them for their own gain. While this does sound like more of a Witch’s power the Thief would probably be able to do this on a smaller scale (perhaps only one person at a time until the higher echelons of god tier) as long as it benefited them.

3) Stealing with aspect

With Mind’s domain being thoughts and ideas, the Thief would be excellent at planning raids and heists, making them the perfect Thief. They would be better at planning solo heist however, as the Thief does things for themselves and is probably quite a solitary class.

The Thief of Mind is a dangerous class that if misused can cause a lot of problems, however when used correctly, they can be excellent saboteurs.

  Works well with: Seer of Space/Light, Rouge of Light

Works poorly with: Knight and Sylph of Mind, Seer of Heart

1) Stealing space

The Thief of Space could steal the speed and velocity of pretty much anything (bullets, cars, enemies etc), giving them the speed boost while either slowing down or completely stopping the target. This ability could also include ‘stealing’ the distance between the Thief and something else, bringing the Thief directly to it, which is basically teleportation. They would have to have a rough idea of where they wanted to go to be able to do this however.

2) The genesis frog

As a space player the duties of breeding the genesis frog fall upon the Thief of Space. The Theif could prove to be excellent at this job if they are truly selfish and choose to focus on their own problems, however if the Thief wastes time trying to help others in their quests then something could go wrong and the frog might die. This makes this class quite a solitary one, unless another player (most likely a Knight) comes to assist them.

3) Stealing with space

Teleporting around at will would make the Thief an excellent… thief.  Their powers would be at their most powerful and effective if they were actively trying to steal something, allowing use of certain abilities that can only be used when acting selfishly. They could tear open holes in space to act as portals if for some reason they didn’t wish to teleport; however their allies wouldn’t be able to use them as the Thief does things for themselves. There are likely a few loop holes that they could exploit to get around this however.

The Thief of Space is excellent when it comes to thievery and quick, evasive combat. However, they must take care when breeding the genesis frog or else it could end in disaster.

Works well with: Seer of Doom, Sylph of Space, Knights

Works poorly with: Bard of Doom, Witches of Heart and Mind

1) Stealing time

This ability would likely only be possible if the Thief stole time directly from a target, potentially taking time off the targets life. With this stolen time the Thief could partake in all kinds of time shenanigans such as stopping time, slowing down time or even speeding it up. This would make the Thief a very challenging foe as they could slow down all those around them to make it seem like they’re moving at incredible speeds or stop time so they can cause mayhem undisturbed. Unfortunately these abilities would only affect the Thief, meaning their allies would be susceptible to their skills.

2) Time travel

The Thief of Time should only be able to transport themself through time as their class is inherently selfish, however there are likely loop holes that can be exploited as sending someone else through time could benefit the Thief, thus adhering to the theory that Thieves can only steal to benefit themselves. They could also time travel in order to help the session succeed as completing the session is as beneficial to the Thief as anyone else, unless of course they didn’t want the session to succeed.

3) Stealing with time

If the Thief needed an object that was lost to the sands of time, they could simply go back to a time when it was still around and steal it for themselves. This probably wouldn’t be possible if they were trying to steal for another person unless it was also good for them.

The Thief of Time is one of the few time classes that could potentially be unable to travel back in time unless certain conditions had been met, meaning their time travel abilities would be unreliable. However, a truly selfish Thief of Time would be a boon to any session as if they are working for the betterment of the session then they could do all manner of useful things.

Works well with: Seer of Space, Prince/Bard of Doom, Knight of Light

Works poorly with: Sylph of Blood, Witch of Mind