Rogues

=Overview= Similar to an assassin, but with less functional magic. Where assassins are designed to kill and murder, rogues are designed for theft. They're mobile, they pick pockets, they've often got fast tongues and charming voices. Some rogues have managed to use Xumurdad's blessing to make themselves sound truthful even when they are lying, removing the body's subtle cues.

Rogues are able to hide in plain sight and are incredibly acrobatic, like assassins. They are more likely to be trained in ranged weapons as well.

=History= Based in Pakerion, the rogues are a disorganized bunch who stick to their own devices but will come together if the guild requires it. Most of them are lone wolf types, or they'll band together in small gangs. They deal in black market everything: magic, goods, even information. They are known for their stealth abilities, not as good as the assassins', but still formidable.

The current Vairya is a vibrant red-head with a silver tongue. She can get you out of anything: your house, your wallet, your marriage...

=Details= Rogues are a physical combat class that is capable of both melee and ranged combat. They’re built to hit quick and strike for vital areas. Much like assassins, their intent is to take a target down without a brawl. Unlike assassins, rogues are capable of handling themselves should a brawl break out. Though most decide whether to specialize in melee or ranged combat, they are capable of mastering both with very little loss of skill in either area. They are a quick and agile class, though not a particularly silent one.

Their skills are brutal and many are oriented around crippling or incapacitating opponents. They also have some stealth-oriented abilities to facilitate theft. Like assassins, they are able to vanish from sight, but unlike assassins, are unable to learn how to see through others using this skill. Where assassins excel at blending into the shadows, rogues excel at blending into a crowd.

Rogues also have a passive skill for deception thanks to the power of Xumurdad’s tongue. The Vairya can con anybody into anything, so people say, and the more training a rogue puts into their skill at lying, the more convincing they can be, though nobody is as good at it as the Vairya. They can’t convince anybody of anything that can be confirmed as false by immediate sensory perception (no making people think the sky is green), and the stronger the person’s will, or the more paranoid and suspicious they are, or the more outrageous the lie, the harder it will be to convince them.

=Members=
 * Edward Montgomery Virgil (DROPPED)
 * Nayan
 * Tavan Rakhsha
 * Tristan

=Headcanon=

Skills
cloaking, sleight of hand, silvertongue, ability to steal skills/buffs, knife throwing

Dragon's Musk: ?
 * Unlocked to all skill builds at level 75
 * Quest-based