Thieves

Antiquities are extremely rare artifacts players can uncover as loot from a variety of systems. Players can craft Antiquity Manifests with the Inscription skill, which they may then use to "Register" Antiquities and take credit for their discovery and track their progress towards collecting entire…

Wiki edited Apr 19, 2024

Black Goods come in a number of different Rarity Levels, ranging from "Extremely Common" up to "Legendary" rarity. The Rarity Level of a Black Goods item is randomized, with greater chances of Upgrading to higher levels based on the Creature Difficulty of the creature stolen from.

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Players can access the Black Market from the Thieves Guild menu. On the Black Market, players will see listings for each Rarity Level of Black Goods and buttons to exchange Black Goods of that Rarity Level for Gold.

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Thieves can now purchase a Book of Grifts from the Prevalia Market. The Book of Grifts functions similarly to the Book of Grudges, however instead of kills, it tracks successful Stealing and Snooping actions the player makes towards other non-friendly (non-Green) players.

Wiki edited Apr 1, 2022

Outlands has numerous player crafted PvM progression items associated to specific skills which can vastly improve the performance of certain builds. The following is an overview of these items: All codex and progression items are blessed and cannot be stolen.

Wiki edited Sep 9, 2026

Detective Lenses are a Tinkering craftable item that players can use to determine another player's Thieves Guild membership or determine which players have looted a corpse. Players use Detective Lenses by double-clicking them and targeting a player or corpse within 4 tiles.

Wiki edited Mar 30, 2022

Players can purchase Disguise Kits from Thief NPCs or they may craft them with the Tailoring skill. Disguise Kits are stackable. Players must have 80 Stealing skill in order to use a Disguise Kit. Players may apply a Disguise at most once every 5 minutes.

Wiki edited Mar 20, 2023

Requires Lockpicking and Detecting Hidden to open. Can be found in all levels of a dungeon. Upon trap remove failure you will be revealed and will be damaged and/or have an effect applied to you. Some of the various types of traps include: Web Trap: Roots you in place for a duration.

Wiki edited Jun 22, 2025

The Hiding skill allows players to become invisible to other players and most creatures. The player will remain hidden until performing a 'revealing' action such as spellcasting or usage of certain skills or items. Players with the Stealth skill, however, can walk and remain hidden.

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Players can check the Server Rankings by opening the Paperdoll, clicking Help and then Server Rankings. Players can also type [ServerRankings or [ServerRank to open the gump. Each Season for Server Rankings lasts for 90 days. Server Rankings update every 4 hours.

Wiki edited Oct 1, 2024

Players can now craft Smoke Bombs with the Tinkering skill. In order to use a Smoke Bomb, players must have at least 80 Hiding and 80 Stealth skill.

Wiki edited Feb 9, 2025

The Snooping skill allows players who are 'Red Hand' members of the Thieves Guild to peek into the inventory of other players. Players must have 80 skill or higher in Stealing and Snooping skill to join the Thieves Guild, which can be done from any Thief NPC.

Wiki edited Oct 7, 2025

The Stealing skill allows players who are 'Red Hand' members of the Thieves Guild to steal items from the inventory of other players. Players must have 80 skill or higher in Stealing and Snooping skill to join the Thieves Guild, which can be done from any Thief NPC.

Wiki edited May 20, 2026

The Stealth skill allows players who have hidden using the Hiding skill, to remain hidden while walking short distances. Players must wait a few moments after hiding to become eligible to start making 'Stealth Steps'.

Wiki edited Jan 22, 2026

Players can visit Thief NPCs and request a "Theft History" to see a list of items that have been stolen from the player in the last 7 days. To view their Theft History, players can shift-click the Thief NPC and select "Theft History" or say "Theft" or "History" near them.

Wiki edited Sep 23, 2025

The Thieves Codex can be crafted with the Inscription skill. Players who are members of the Thieves Guild can utilize a Thieves Codex to supplement their thievery against Creatures (bonuses will not apply towards players).

Wiki edited Aug 11, 2026

There are two types of Membership in the Thieves Guild: Grey Hand and Red Hand. Players in the Thieves Guild must choose one Membership type, which determines what types of targets they may steal from, as well as what mechanics affect their thief gameplay.

Wiki edited Oct 20, 2026