You'll be seeing more of me and my dumb questions probably, though my topic it seems just saved me a major headache later on so thanks for the heads up! Thanks for the replies fellas nice to meet you. This post has been edited by Mister Beoulve on 10th January 2017 15:04 I hear this game is forgiving once you get further into it so metagaming shouldn't be a priority for me and I'm probably ruining my experience just a little by worrying, but I'm having a ton of fun in spite of myself. I tend to start saves over when I make mistakes that linger for the entire playthrough. I'm new to this game and really just trying to not waste effort doing something wrong. I'll grind his level up to match the rest of my party and probably send him on errands with a few others, but some mechanics are still plain old mysterious to me right now. I'm treating my thief as a guy hired to simply steal story items so he won't see many battles. Just mastered all 4 of my remaining generics as Squires and I'm going to change their jobs and start branching out into classes now!)Д®DIT: Figure anything else you guys want to share about poaching or thievery ought to go here too. I just want to be able to make one of my generic soldiers fill that role in the meantime since I'm still very early on in the game. I'll be playing with a guide to make sure I don't miss anything so all that will come later. Am I missing something? If not it seems like a good thief aint no big deal and I'm gonna be robbing certain fools blind near effortlessly in just a few turns.ДЄlso like stated in the topic title, I don't really want to think about story characters right now. This seems like it's waaaaay too easy to do considering there's other debuffs you can give the enemy to raise it further + zodiac sign compatibility. (FFT: WotL Android)ДЄpparently multiplying the resulting number by your % chance of landing a physical attack on your unsuspecting target from that direction will give you your % chance of stealing the item. I found some formulas for stealing and wanted to check with you guys and see if anyone knows for sure if it matches my current version. I tried google searching this sort of stuff with questionable success but this forum is a little stagnant anyways so I don't think anyone will mind the discussion. I felt the need to post as the original post didn't mention any specifics and left it all to a link, which will eventually die making the answer not as good, so I added the info in another answer to maintain the reliability of the question's answer(s).What are all of the things I need to keep in mind in order to increase the chance of success while stealing items? (I want to avoid deleveling trap exploits so hopefully that isn't a big part of making a successful thief.) Main source (among the others listed and my own knowledge). Delita - There are a few battles in the game where you're able to control Delita as a character that weren't in the original as well (to avoid minor spoilers I'm not mentioning when).Multiplayer was added to War of the Lions. Additional side quests involving Agrais, Alicia, Lavian (Agrias' Knights), Beowulf, & Reis. More on the Dark Knight, Fell Knight, and Onion Knight on their wikia pages. The Onion Knight is not allowed any abilities (class & secondary) but is able to equip any equipment including the famous Onion Knight equipment. The Dark Knight is an obtainable job (This is not to be confused with the original's Dark Knight, Gafgarion which is now called Fell Knight). Luso from FFTA2 and Balthier from FF12 are obtainable party members. The Knight's skillset Break has changed to Ruin. Many skills and skillsets are changed in name. Many Character names are spelt a bit differently and the language has changed a bit (said to be more medieval w/e that means).

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