I think Sellknife would be a neato title. Kinda implies a hired low end hitman.

Silent but deadly


~Birkan Featherhands teh drunken Prydaen

some titles for the younger thieves:

Crumb Snatcher
Stealing: 50
Foraging: 25

Ankle Biter
Backstab: 50
Weapon 1: 50

Stool Pigeon:
Stealing: 50
wanted for Aiding and Abetting

Ex-Con or Ex Convict:
Paladin titles
have a tattoo
Stealing 80-100

Suspect:
wanted for a crime
Stealing: 25
Hiding: 25

Some titles for higher end thieves:

Malpractice Specialist:
First Aid: 300
Scholarship: 200
Charisma 30
Empath Titles

Barrister:
Paladin titles
Charisma 40
Scholarship: 200

Masked Crusader:
Paladin titles
40 strength and stamina
Armor 1: 250
Armor 2: 175
Weapon 1: 300


Wendigo Hunter:
Ranger titles
Stamina 30
Skinning: 250
Weapon 1: 350
Weapon 2: 250
Weapon 3: 250

Dragon Tamer:
Bard titles
Charisma 50
Instrument 1: 300
Instrument 2: 200

Dragon Slayer:
Barbarian titles
Strength 40
Stamina 40
Discipline 40
Weapon 1: 400
Weapon 2: 350
Weapon 3: 350
Backstab: 350

Dragon Priest:
Cleric Titles
Charisma 45
Wisdom 40
Intel 35
Primary Magic: 100
Magical Devices: 150

Acolyte of <Deity>
10 favors of <deity>
Cleric or Paladin titles
Charisma 35

Prodigal Sorcerer
War Mage titles
Intel 35
Wisdom 35
Discipline 35
100 in all magic skills

bootlegger is on the criminal list.


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A scavenger troll arrives, scouring the area.

The scavenger troll exclaims, "I dinks I like da' Moongate!"

The scavenger troll bends over and picks up the Moongate. After appraising it, the troll places the Moongate in its frayed knapsack

Yar

I'm with Valcer on the Pirate suggestions, but I want them all to be in the criminal group, so all my characters can use them...


-Seraphael, player of

"We have loved the stars too fondly to be fearful of the night."
- Tombstone epitaph of two amateur astronomers

On a big pirate ship, you'd need a full crew of pirates, with, most likely, one captain. I don't think you should have to own a boat to have a pirate title. You could be the lowliest member of a pirate crew, and still claim the name.


"I shunned the face of man; all sound of joy or complacency was torture to me; solitude was my only consolation -- deep, dark, deathlike solitude."

"The Dark Death"

<<The very term pirate signifies a thief. (a fighting one too so combat reqs not pickpockting!!)>>

pirates plunder their foes of their loot. so they'd have a stealing requirement. Also a dose of appraisal as well -- gotta know what booty to take.

ironically enough, most pirates couldn't swim in RL <hence why walking the plank was so effective> , although you could put in a minor swimming requirement for DR.

weapon requirement would be ME. you always see a pirate with a cutlass.

Oh, and maybe be wearing an eyepatch too. :-)


i'd like to see pirate captain title not only for the owner of a boat, but also for those that are ship's mates or ships masters. That opens it up to a few more.


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A scavenger troll arrives, scouring the area.

The scavenger troll exclaims, "I dinks I like da' Moongate!"

The scavenger troll bends over and picks up the Moongate. After appraising it, the troll places the Moongate in its frayed knapsack

Maybe some pirates would have stealing, but plundering is not stealing its killing and taking. Thats why the old plunderer was a barb only title as well as pillager. While i believe they are more thiefly then barb, they are combat over stealing/


Soim posts,actually overall Valcer is correct.
Kapi posts,Yup Valcer may sometimes put his point across in a rather abrupt way, but often its just him getting carried away due to his passion and desire to want the guild to progress and improve.

I dont think you should have to own a boat, most pirates didnt/dont, most just worked for the captain, and got a cut of the loot. Not everyone in the navy owns a boat (in fact the zoluren navy didnt even have a boat till about 2 months ago...).

Pirates are basicly just thieves who dont have to worry about pvp restrictions, they just sail up, kill, loot, and graverob anything good they find.


Zailen


You silently slip a rib bone into Vorclaf's gold swordbelt.
Roundtime: 5 seconds.

>ironically enough, most pirates couldn't swim in RL <hence why walking the plank was so effective> , although you could put in a minor swimming requirement for DR.


Although your initial statement is accurate (most sailing ship crewmen could not swim) Im not sure your logic is right.

Id bet if you dropped a dozen olympic class swimmers 2-3 miles out to sea, only one or two would make it to shore. And probably then only because theyre generally better educated and have a chance of knowing which shore (the nearest island) is.

The sea is a nasty place for land critters.