Azndragon2000's Guide to the Thief in Ragnarok Online
Version 1.1- May 29th, 2002
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Table of Contents
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I. Version History
II. Introduction to Ragnarok Online
III. Rules of RO
IV. About me and my characters
V. Introduction to the Thief
VI. Different types of Thieves
VII. Becoming a Thief
VIII. Weapons
IX. Armor
X. Accessories
XI. Stat Distribution and Analysis
XII. Skills
XIII. Levelling Guide
XIV. Misc. Info
XV. Contact Info
XVI. Thanks To
XVII. Legal Info
XVIII. End
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I. Version History
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Version 1.0 (May 26th, 2002) - Yay! Started typing. First version
released.
Version 1.1 (May 28th, 2002) - Added authorized web sites. Added new
people to Thanks to section. Added street value of Rosary and Necklace.
Added prerequisites for Detoxify.
Many bugs, errors, and typos are guaranteed.
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II. Introduction to Ragnarok Online
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Ragnarok Online is known as a MMORPG, also known as a Massively
Multiplayer Online Role Playing Game. It was made by a Korean company
called Gravity on the Ragnarok Manga by Lee-Myon Jin. It is an
excellent game and I highly recommend it to any RPG fans out there. It
is in beta stages, free and can be downloaded at the official web site
at http://www.ragnarokonline.com. I must warn you, however that it is a
rather hefty download; about 200 MB plus over 100 patches to download
and will take a very long time for all you dial-up users out there,
not the mention the lag that you will no doubt receive. For all you
broadband users, you're in luck. This game is excellent lag-wise if you
have broadband as there will be a lot less lag.
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III. Rules of RO
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Okay, there are no actual rules to follow, but there are many manners
that is generally accepted throughout the RO community.
1. NO LOOTING! This means do not pick up any items from monsters that
you have not killed.
2. NO KILL STEALING! This is similar to looting, but this is stealing a
monster that someone else is trying to kill. Only help a player
attacking a monster if they specifically ask for it.
3. NO BOTS! A bot is an automated program that is programmed to behave
like a real play and fight for them, pick up loot, etc. These are the
main causes of lag on the RO server because there are more players on
than they should be. Avoid these like the plague.
4. DO NOT HACK! Meaning that you will never make any attempt to alter
the way that the server works and/or how the game dynamics work (i.e.
changing spell casting range, etc.)
5. DO NOT SCAM! This means that you will never attempt to trick any
other player into giving zeny to you. Some examples of scams are:
upfront zenny on discounts, and trying to sell worthless items like
Clovers and Worm Peelings for high-priced items like Four-leaf Clovers
and Brooches.
6. DO NOT BEG! Yes, being poor is not good. But, until around level 20
or you have a rich friend, you will be poor. The best way to gain money
is to fight and sell any items you have to NPCs or other players and
you will also gain valuable EXP for the fighting. Begging will not get
you far, or at all and other players will look down on you.
7. When you have agreed to buy an item from a discount merchant, you
must buy that item, or else they will have wasted their money and will
no longer help you in the future. In some cases, this will be very
frustrating for you if there is only one DC (discount) merchant in the
town.
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IV. About Me and my characters
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I am Azndragon2000, and I live in Brampton, Ontario, Canada. This is my
very first guide ever and I think this game is very good. My email
address is andrew_chung_2000@hotmail.com. I have a 35/23 thief on the
Chaos server. I am currently working on my thief, but I also have a
mage-to-be in the works. He is still a novice and I hope to work on him
later on. I don't think there is much left to say so I'll continue on
with the rest of the guide.
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V. Introduction to the Thief
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The thief is a character who was designed to hit fast and to dodge all
incoming attacks. The thief is a very powerful character at high levels
and will be able to deliver massive damage without getting hit much.
However, if you ARE hit, you will take serious damage, especially in
the later dungeons because you have next to no vitality. But, they have
some of the best skills because they focus on their strengths:
attacking and dodge. These skills are Double Slash and Dodge Increase.
These skills are passive, which means that they are always active and
NEVER use up SP. These skills allow thieves to attack twice in one
swing more, and give them up to a 30% dodge bonus against enemies.
However, the thief has a couple of disadvantages. Firstly, the knife is
weak against medium monsters and even more weak against large monsters,
getting a 25% and 50% damage penalty respectively. This means that you
should avoid medium and large monsters especially for quite some time
until your strength is a lot higher. Also, a thief can be hard to train
depending on what stat you increase first. For AGI thieves, you will
start off with a high flee rate, but you will take longer to level up
because you will not be able to do as much damage as a STR thief. For
STR thieves, you will be able to kill monsters more quickly than the
AGI thief, but your Double Slash will take some time to be more
effective so you will be taking lots of damage while killing the
monster. This means you will have to buy many Red Potions. This is the
expensive way, but when you master Double Slash and start working on
AGI and Dodge Increase, this will be a lot faster.
Another note, your early levels at a thief will be harder than most
because the thief's main stat is flee, which is (Your Level+AGI). This
means that in your early levels, your flee will be low, so it will be a
while before you start to notice the differences. You will not be
dodging enemies consistently until you are around level 20, unless you
have started with 9 AGI and concentrating on that stat and/or having
access to higher level equipment via your other characters, or your
friends.
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VI. Different Types of Thieves
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Although thieves mostly concentrate on AGI and STR, there are some who
will concentrate on DEX, or even VIT. This section will discuss the
pros and cons of each thief and will give a guideline on which stats to
increase.
1. AGI Thief
THE strongest thief when it comes to melee weapons. This thief is pure,
raw power. This thief will attack extremely fast and will dodge
everything that comes their way. Even the lowered flee from mobs will
have little to no effect because of the attack speed of this thief.
This thief will pump STR/DEX depending on what that thief uses, a bow
or dagger, and AGI. This thief can decide to pump STR first, but will
use many pots, or AGI, resulting in slower levelling. However, this
thief has little or no vitality so will take serious damage if he/she
is mobbed.
Pros: Strongest thief at higher levels. Able to deliver massive damage
in a short time without getting hit much, if at all. This thief will
kill enemies in the shortest amount of time, meaning faster levelling
at higher levels.
Cons: Due to low VIT, this thief will take heavy damage in the
beginning when the flee is low and will die in mobs because flee is
reduced as there are more monsters attacking. This means using many
pots in lower levels until flee become sufficient, or slow levelling
depending on if STR or AGI is the primary stat pumped.
Recommended Starting Stats: 9 STR, 9 AGI, 9 DEX
2. VIT Thief
This thief is designed to hit with medium attack power and will take
every hit coming at them, but the damage will be minimal. Very little
AGI will be increased, but the base level and the Dodge Increase skill
will still give you some dodge. This thief will also put points into
STR, resulting in a thief that is similar to a swordsman/woman. But, it
takes a lot of VIT to minimize the damage of higher-level monsters so
your STR will be considerably lower that a similar-level AGI thief. The
low STR also means slower levelling.
Pros: Highest HP of the other thieves. Will not die in a mob. Able to
tank for bosses or lower level players.
Cons: Slow to level due to slow attack speed and low attack damage.
This thief will spend many levels increasing VIT, so STR and DEX will
not be increased to much later. Lowest damage potential in the higher
levels.
Recommended Starting Stats: 9 STR, 9 AGI, 5-7 VIT
3. VIT/AGI Thief
This thief is a combination of the two thieves so they will dodge a
lot, and if they get hit, they will take considerably lower damage.
This thief will increase VIT and AGI in equal increments, so will have
lower AGI than AGI thieves and lower VIT than VIT thieves.
Pros: Will dodge and take lower damage. Higher HP than AGI thieves, and
will dodge better than VIT thieves. Will survive better is mobs than
the AGI thief.
Cons: Lower HP than VIT thief, lower flee than AGI thief, will not do
as much damage as the AGI thief either.
Recommended Starting Stats: 9 STR, 9 AGI, 9 VIT
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VII. Becoming a Thief
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When you have decided on your type of thief, create your character and
distribute your stats to fit the represented type of thief. Before you
can become a thief however, you must first become a novice. Yes, this
is a very hard stage, but it will get you used to fighting easy, non-
aggressive enemies. This stage is very tedious and will take you a
couple of hours, depending on how much equipment you have. When you
have reached Job level 9, it is time to become a thief. There only
other requirement to become a thief is to navigate the pyramids. This
may seem easy, but it might take you a couple of tries to complete
successfully. Why, you ask? Two main reasons: The Pyramid is a maze, so
it will take you a while to find the Thief Guild. The second reason is
more dangerous. The Pyramid is full of Farmiliars: an aggressive
monster that will attack you on sight. This means that it will attack
you without it being provoked and will most likely kill you. To
overcome this, you should either get someone else to guide you and kill
any Farmiliars around you, or to log off anytime you are attacked and
log back in a minute later. Whichever path you choose is up to you, but
eventually you will arrive at the Thief Guild. When you enter, take the
left exit (assuming you didn't change the camera angle), and talk to
the NPC there. Answer yes to his questions and you will be a thief! Re-
equip all of your equipment and you are ready to start your Thief!
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VIII. Weapons
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There are a variety of weapons in RO for you to choose from, but this
depends on your weapon of choice. This will most likely be a dagger,
sword, or bow.
The only weapon capable of delivering Double Slash because Double Slash
is ineffective with other types of weapons. These thieves will have
high STR and AGI to do massive damage in a short amount of time. Even
with the 50% damage penalty, this will be cancelled out with Double
Slash which will be the same as a normal hit, but with faster attack
speed. All thieves should have a dagger, even as backup because you
never know when you need that faster attack speed.
Description: A very strong, long-handled knife crafted by artisans of
the old world.
Attack Power: 102
Weight: 60
The Gladius is the strongest buyable dagger in the game. It is sold in
the shops of Morroc for 14500z, but is 11600z after the 20% DC. This is
your weapon throughout the entire game and you should get this weapon
as soon as possible preferably before you become a thief. I had this
weapon before I was even a thief and I had no help from my friends or
my other character so this is possible.
Description: A very deadly knife made of an extremely rare and special
metal that cuts straight to the heart of enemy.
Attack Power: 115
Weight: 60
THE ultimate dagger of thieves. It is a rare MVP drop from Mistress.
Although it is very rare, you should strive to get this dagger. It's
attack power is not that much better than the Gladius, but this will
maximize your damage once you reach 99 STR. Street Value: 15+ million
(not too sure about this)
I have yet to see a sword thief, but I think that this is very
possible. This thief will focus on medium monsters, because there is no
damage penalty, and because they are the most common types of monsters
in the game. Because the sword is slower to swing, and does not gain
the benefits of Double Slash, this type weapon should be used by AGI
thieves so that the slow attack speed will be increased with the high
AGI of the thief.
Description: One-Handed/The most powerful one-handed sword. Useful to
slay many a foe. The favourite sword of an ancient Japanese knight
Samurai.
Attack Power: 130
Weight: 100
The preferred weapon for sword thieves. This costs 21000z at the shops
of Prontera and Izude, but its 16800z after the 20% DC. This is the
strongest buyable sword in the game. Not much more to say about this.
Description: Two-Handed/A sword for the Gravity administrator only.
Attack Power: 250
Weight: 100
Special: INT +20, LUK +20
I do not even know if this is even possible to get, but if you're lucky
enough to know someone working at Gravity, you might be able to get
your hands on THE strongest weapon in the game. If you are lucky enough
to get this, ditch the Gladius or even the Damascus! This sword is more
than twice as strong as the Damascus and will do full damage against
medium monsters! If you are an AGI thief, then you will have fast
attacking speed with the strongest weapon in the game. The LUK bonus
really helps here since LUK affect critical, which will negate the
effects of Double Slash. Because the sword doesn't use double slash,
the LUK will actually help you more than it hurts you!
The bow thief will have high DEX instead of STR and thus, have a high
steal rate. This thief will hit their enemies with their bow, and if
the enemies manage to survive to attack them, their high flee will
allow them to dodge until the enemy dies. However, if you really want
to use bows, you might want to consider making an archer, which I will
not help with because this is a thief guide. This thief will start with
9 STR for an easy novice experience, but will increase DEX thoroughout
the game and switch to the bow once he/she becomes a thief.
Description: An exceptional battle-bow, so wieldy that it allows its
user to be more dexterous.
Attack Power: 90
Weight: 70
Special: DEX +2
A note about the DEX bonus, in the game it states +2 to DEX, but it is
actually +5 to DEX. Although the Kakkung has 10 more attack power, the
+5 DEX reduces the attack power difference by 5. So, after the DEX
bonus, the Arbalest has an attack power of 95 and will get extra range
due to the DEX bonus. So, if your DEX is low, that means that your
range is low so this should this weapon. Sold in Payon for 25000z but
is 20000z after DC.
Description: The ancient Korean battle-bow. A potent bow of great
strength, able to fell the greatest enemies.
Attack Power: 100
Weight: 80
When your DEX reaches a point when you are satisfied with the range of
your bow, it's time to get that extra power. Although the Kakkung
doesn't get the DEX bonus, your range should be sufficient enough to
attack the enemy from a distance. This should be your bow of choice in
the later levels because DEX isn't a primary stat for most thieves and
they don't get Owl's Eye which adds a DEX bonus. Sold in Payon for
26500z but is 22100z after DC.
So, which bow should you use, Arbalest or Kakkung? It depends on your
DEX. If you notice, every 10 DEX will give you a damage and range
bonus. That means that at 10 DEX, 20 DEX, etc. you will get a bonus to
the damage and range of the bow. If you equip the Arbalest and the DEX
bonus brings you above the 10 DEX increment, then the +5 to DEX plus
the attack bonus will make up for the lost attack power. If the +5 DEX
bonus doesn't bring your DEX above the increments of 10, then the
Kakkung will give you more attack power since there is no DEX bonus.
However, if your dex is below 20, you should stick with the Arbalest no
matter what, since the damage is slightly less but you need the +5 DEX
bonus to increase your range.
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IX. Armor
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Well, if you're an AGI thief, armor shouldn't be too big of a priority
because you should be dodging everything, but for VIT thieves, the VIT
doesn't really help until you have an insane amount of VIT so the armor
will suffice for a while. I do not think I really need to explain what
armor does since it's self-explanatory.
Description: A sturdy helmet made from nearly un-pierceable iron
Defense: 5
Weight: 50
This is the preferred helmet for thieves. It costs 10000z in Prontera
and Izude, but with the 20% DC, it is 8000z. This is the best buyable
helmet in the game. Scorpions also drop these.
Description: A Hairband with simulated rabbit ears attached
Defense: 1
Weight: 10
Special: LUK +2
I'm not too sure about the luck bonus, so if anyone can tell me what
the real LUK bonus is, I will add your name to the Thanks To section.
This helmet is gotten after you complete the Bunny Band Quest. You need
to get 100 feathers (dropped by Fabres and Lunatics), 1 Pink Jewel
(rare drop from Hornet and Mistress, Sold in Morroc Jewel Shop #1), a
Cat Hairband (rare drop from Smokies in Yoyo Forest), and the Four-leaf
clover (dropped by Mandragora but no longer exists). You give these
items to the Bunny Band NPC in each town (also gone) to receive the
Bunny Band. The bunny band looks good on players and it is a symbol of
wealth, especially now, when the Mandagoras are gone. Defence isn't
that important to a thief, so the luck bonus makes up for the lack of
defence. Luck gives better chances of critical and perfect dodge.
Street Value: 10+ million (not too sure about that, though)
Description: A golden Crown worn by the ancient kings of Rune-
Midgard.It is rumored to make its wearer more intelligent.
Defence: 4
Weight: 30
Special: INT +2
Again, I'm not too sure about the INT bonus of the Crown. If you tell
me, I will add you to the Thanks To section of this guide. Personally,
I think that this is useless to a thief, but I've heard that some rich
thieves like to wear this so I added this to the helmet section. I
don't know why it's so good, probably because it offers a good defence
and other people can stare at you in awe because you managed to get a
hold on one. You can get this by MVPing Osiris in the Pyramids. THE
helmet for male mages and its female counterpart is the Tiara, an MVP
drop from Mistress. Street Value: 20+ million (not too sure about this)
So which helmet should you use? It depends, Helm for defence, Bunny
Band for LUK and it looks cute, Crown for its high defence and it makes
you look rich.
Description: Cloth which fits tightly with the body and is easy to move
around in.
Defence: 5
Weight: 50
Special: DEX +2
These will be the armor that you will be wearing until you become a lot
richer. The DEX +2 bonus really helps if you are using a bow, and if
you miss a lot. Some people prefer this armor over the Ninja Suit. Sold
in Payon for 25000z or 20000z with DC. Best buyable body armor.
Description: A very light cloth which is so uniquely made it allows
the wearer to move faster that they normally could. Japanese ancient
assassin costume
Defence: 7
Weight: 150
Special: AGI +2
This is the best armor for thieves. The name says it all, it is THE
armor for thieves and only thieves can equip it, obviously. This armor
was designed to increase the thief's most important stat, AGI. The
defence of 7 also makes this armor the ideal armor for the entire game.
Dropped rarely by Munaks. Street Value: 130-140k.
Which armor should you use? Again, it depends. The Tights are good if
you use a bow or miss a lot, but the Ninja Suit gives you +2 to AGI and
gives you +2 DEF vs. the Tights. But, it's unbuyable in stores, and it
carries a steep price so the best, but hardest way is to kill a lot of
Munaks and hopefully they'll drop one.
No, this is not the same as the body. This armor goes over the body.
How it protects you, I do not know, but the extra defence can really
help in some situations.
Description: Boots made from several layers of hardened leather,and
worn by soldier
Defence: 3
Weight: 30
Best shoes, enough said. Sold in Prontera and Izude (why aren't they
sold in Morroc cause there's a lot of stuff they sell that thieves can
and should equip?) for 5000z or 4000z after DC.
Accessories are simple things that you wear that can be used to raise
stats, or do nothing at all. There is no BEST accessory, but there are
some that you should definitely consider. Be warned that they are all
rare drop and can cost anywhere from 100k to more than 1 million! All
accessories give 0 defence and their weight is 5. There is a bug in the
game that says some classes cannot wear certain accessories, but the
truth is that every class except novice can equip accessories.
Remember, up to 2 accessories can be equipped at one time.
Description: A magical gem that is attached to clothing. It is rumored
to increase the wearer's agility.
Special: AGI +2
This is the preferred accessory because, what is a thief without high
AGI? This is also the most expensive accessory because it is in such a
high demand. Rare drop from Obeaunes. Street Value: 1.3 million.
Description: A leather glove designed to improve grip. It can make the
wearer more dexterous.
Special: DEX +2
This accessory is also among the favourite because it focuses on one of
the thief's most important stats. This is also much more affordable
because not many thieves use this. The extra DEX will make your bow
range much larger. Rare drop from Mummies. Street Value: 100-130k
Description: A circular band, esp.one worn on the finger
Special: STR +2
I'm not even sure if this is in the game yet, but for all those who
want to do some extra damage, this is the accessory for you. If this
becomes available in the game, please email me.
Description: A necklace consisting of beads and a cross. An item
blessed by the Church, it symbolizes the wearer's faith.
Special: LUK +2, MDEF +3
I think this is a worthless accessory because MDEF is useless because
no enemies can cast magic yet, and LUK is not compatible with Double
Slash because a critical cancels out Double Slash. Rare drop from
Nightmares. Bought in the church of Prontera. If someone could please
confirm, that would be helpful. Street value: 11k-15k
Description: A magical ring that helps protect the wearer from harm.
Special: DEF +5, MDEF +3
I think that this accessory is useful if you are comfortable with your
AGI and DEX because this accessory is like armor. 2 of these will
increase your defence by 10, which will definitely reduce the damage
you take. Rare MVP drop from Doppelganger. Street Value: 50+ million
Which accessory is best? It depends on your style. Some like AGI,
others like DEX, VIT thieves might want VIT. It's all up to you. I
personally prefer Brooches, because who wouldn't like extra AGI?
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XI. Stat Distribution and Analysis
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Stats are the backbone of a character. Wrong distribution of a stat
could severely alter your character and limit your character's
potential. First I will discuss the importance of each stat. Remember,
there is a stat bonus of STR +4, AGI +4, VIT +2, INT +1, DEX +4, LUK +3
at job level 50, so take that into consideration when you decide how to
build your thief.
This affects the damage you do with all weapons, except for bows. This
is the most important stat for AGI thieves. This is also important
because of the 25% and 50% damage penalty vs. medium and large
monsters. Every 10 STR gives a damage bonus.
This is the most important stat for VIT thieves because it increases HP
and decreases the amount of damage you take. This should be increased
as soon as possible because it takes a lot of VIT to make a
considerable difference in damage.
Recommended VIT: 90+ for VIT thieves, 50+ for AGI/VIT thieves, 20+ for
AGI thieves
This increases spell damage and magic resistance. For the former,
thieves do not have spells. For the latter, no monsters cast magic. So
in other words, INT is useless.
Dexterity increases the range and the damage of a bow and increases the
hit rate of all other weapons. It also increases the minimum damage so
that your damage will be more consistent. Every 10 DEX gives a damage
for all weapons and range bonus for the bow.
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XII. Skills
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Unlike the other classes, thieves have very little choice in what
skills to choose. This can be an advantage however, because it is very
straightforward. The only choice to make is which skill will be left at
level 9. Every time you get a job level, you can use it to add extra
points into your skills. The thief's skills are Double Slash, Dodge
Increase, Steal, Hide, Envenom and Detoxify. The following section will
list the skills, their description, and the recommended level to
increase.
Description: Strike twice per attack.
Prerequisites: None
A MUST have skill. This allows you to attack twice in one swing. The
more skill points, the more chances you have of doing a Double Attack.
This attack is passive, meaning that it is SP-free and is always
activated. You need this skill to attack quickly and kill enemies fast.
Description: Increase probability of dodging enemy attacks.
Prerequisites: None
Another MUST have skill. This is what separates the thieves from the
other classes, the ability to dodge. This gives the thief an up 30%
bonus to their original flee. This obviously makes you harder to hit.
Each skill point gives you a 3% bonus to flee, so when it is mastered,
the total bonus will be 30%.
Description: Allows character to steal from a monster without attacking
it.
Prerequisites: None
SP Cost: 20 SP
This is one of the thief's skills that requires SP to use. This skill
will steal a random item from the enemy, and it might not work each
time. The level of Steal affects the steal rate and it is rumoured that
DEX may also affect is as well.
Description: Allows character to hide from the view of monsters or
other players. Does not work against certain monsters and can be
defeated by the "Sight" spell casted by the Magician Job Class.
Prerequisites: Level 5 Steal
SP Cost: 20 SP
This skill allows you to hide from enemies for a period of time. The
time duration is affected by the skill level of Hide. However, there
are some enemies that will still be able to see you, such as Isis and
the bosses. You cannot move when you are using this skill, and you
cannot regenerate SP either. This can also be used if a low level
character or a novice is kill stealing you. Simply Hide, then reappear
while the monster attacks the kill stealer.
Description: Deals non-elemental damage and can poison the enemy.
Prerequisites: None
SP Cost: 15 SP
This skill is similar to a Swordsman's Bash, but does less damage and
poisons the enemy. The poison feature doesn't currently work, so it's
only used for the extra damage.
Although there are 50 job levels, you only get 49 skills points to
distribute. You should definitely spend 20 on Double Slash and Dodge
Increase. This leaves 29 skill points to distribute among Steal, Hide,
and Envenom. This means that you will master two of them, and the other
will be at level 9. I recommend mastering Double Slash first because it
makes levelling faster, and Dodge Increase works on percentages so when
you're at a low level, Dodge Increase won't be very effective. Then,
master Dodge Increase, and then do whatever you feel like.
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XIII. Levelling Guide
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Remember, this is only a guide. It all depends on your distribution of
stats and your equipment.
Sometimes killing 2 weaker monsters gives the same EXP as one stronger
monster but you take less damage. Remember to consider that before
deciding who to fight.
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XIV. Misc. Info
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Flee and Hit Rate Chart
Monster Flee Required Hit Required
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XV. Contact Info
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If you see anything that I should fix or add, please feel free to
contact me at my email address andrew_chung_2000@hotmail.com. Please do
not beg me for anything in the game like items, zenny, etc. Also,
please do not ask "Where should I level?" or any topics similar to
that. If you do any of the above, I will block you and you will be
unable to contact me in the future. Questions and comments about this
guide are also welcome.
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XVI. Thanks To
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CJayC- For hosting this guide and for keeping this wonderful game site
free.
Gravity- For creating and maintaining this excellent game.
Weggy- It has come to my attention that I have forgot to include him. I
will add him now. He has tons of info and I think I may have rushed
this guide and forgot to add him. Sorry Weggy, you have been a BIG
help.
Node- Also thanks to your help, this guide has been made possible.
http://ro.pak0.com- For most of the item descriptions.
Providing the info for the flee and hit rate chart.
Hoochie- For putting together the hit rate and flee chart.
Thesus- For info on Necklace and Rosary's street value. Telling me the
prerequisite for Detoxify.
DivineTrinity- For info on bunny band, crown, and prerequisites for
Hide.
???? - Want your name here? Submit a correction or suggestion to the
guide and if I use it, your name will be here.
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XVII. Legal Info
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Here comes the legal stuff. This guide is Copyright 2002 Azndragon2000.
You may distribute this guide as long as you do not alter the document,
nor sell it under any circumstances. You may use this guide on your
website as long as you ask my permission first. If you break any of
these rules, I will not be afraid to sue to the fullest extent of the
law. The following websites have my permission to use this guide:
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XVIII. End
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And so this is the end of my Thief guide. I hope you enjoyed this and
that this guide will make your thief experience better.
