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Steal
Steal
The skill level of Steal determines the base chance of “removing” an item from another person or object without being noticed. Modifiers include: the facing of the target compared to your character (standing right in front of the target is a bad idea), the size of the object you are trying to steal (smaller objects are easier to steal than larger objects), and the number of objects you are trying to steal at one time (stealing a small number of objects is easier than stealing everything a person owns.) When you use this skill on a person, you will see a loot screen. Drag as many items as you want from the target’s inventory to your inventory. Each item you move will create an opportunity for the target to notice what you are doing. Their chance to notice your Steal action depends on your skill, the result of the Steal roll after all the modifiers, and their Perception. The higher their Perception, the more likely they are to notice your character if she screws up.

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