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Quick, alert and silent pets make better thieves then ones that parade around in bright red uniforms and march over fields. (e.g. Members of the British Army in the 1700s, to the early 1800s. Called Lobsters, Redcoats, and other such names by Americans.)

Pets thieve items from monsters, not other human players. The same monsters are beaten up by Adventuring pets, though thieving is considered to be a bit nicer since the monsters aren't mauled afterwards.

Thieves need to have a high speed ability, as well as the ability to hide (they love hide and seek).

They can become very good at capture the flag, assuming that they can find the flag, they often have trouble doing that if they have no Hunting skills. They do manage to chase down pets in their side of the field, but often have no luck capturing them without any strength to pounce on them with.

Things your pet may thieve

• Bonsai Tree (for extremely talented thieves)
• Mongoose Plushy (for extremely talented thieves)
• Brush
• Vase
• Desikh Plushy
• Small White Pillow
• Small Blue Pillow
• Small Fancy Pillow
• Chinese Checkers
• Dream Catcher
• House Painting
• Figurines
• Small TV
• Portrait Painting
• Flower Painting
• Shooting Star Painting
• Hamlet: Act IV Scene I
• All You Wanted to Know About Sammiches
• Puddings: an Introduction
• Jabberwocky
• The Complete Guide to Corn
• The Raven
• Cookie Recipes
• Roman-Style Statue
• Cards
• Go Board
• Small Gemuline
• Small Gemerald
• Small Giamond
• Balloons
• Red Crystal Ball

See Also

• Hourly Actions
  • Adventuring (also called "Defeating")
  • Constructing
  • Crafting
  • Gathering
  • Hunting
  • Inventing
  • Mining
  • Smithing