Rogue #

Rogues use Guile to power many of their abilities. Every Rogue has 3 Guile in Adventurer Tier, 4 Guile in Champion Tier, and 5 Guile in Epic Tier. It’s restored during a Quick Rest.

Once per turn, you can spend 1 Guile as a free action on or outside your turn to give 1 Disadvantage to an attack against your PD.

• Champion Perk: If the attack against your PD hits, you don’t lose your Momentum.
• Epic Perk: You have one extra maximum Guile.

• Adventurer Perk: One encounter per day, you don’t lose Momentum from being hit or failing at a Dicey Move.

• Adventurer Perk: Once per day, you spend 1 less recovery when Pushing your Limits on any skill roll that would qualify for this.

You gain the following ability:

Sneak Attack
Melee, At-Will, Standard

Make an attack against an engaged enemy.

Hit: Hit damage as basic attack. If your target is engaged with another ally, add 1d4 x Level damage.

Miss: Miss damage as basic attack.

• Adventurer Perk: In addition to attacks against targets engaged by an ally, the extra damage is dealt in surprise rounds or before the target has acted in combat.
• Champion Perk: You may spend 1 Guile to add the Sneak Attack Damage to miss damage on one attack.
• Epic Perk: In addition to attacks against targets engaged by an ally, the extra damage is dealt against targets who are Dazed, Softened, or Vulnerable.

You gain the following ability:

Evasive Strike
Melee, At-Will, Standard

Make an attack against an engaged enemy.

Hit: Hit damage as basic attack. You may pop off of the target, and as long as you have any nearby unstaggered ally, the target can’t re-engage you until the start of your next turn.

Miss: Miss damage as basic attack.

• Adventurer Perk: If you drop your target, you may pop off of all engaged enemies.
• Champion Perk: On a hit, you can choose to ignore all non-damage effects to instead make all attacks against you gain 1 Disadvantage until the start of your next turn.
• Epic Perk: On an Natural Even Miss, you may pop off of the target.

• Champion Perk: This also applies to ranged attacks against your PD.
• Epic Perk: You may spend 1 Guile as a quick action to increase the amount to 2 Disadvantage until the start of your next turn.

You gain 1 Advantage to all Disengage rolls. You gain 1 more Advantage to Disengage this turn if you missed with an Evasive Strike on this turn.

If an enemy moves to intercept you, you can attempt to Disengage as a free action. On a success, you ignore the interception.

• Adventurer Perk: You gain 1 advantage to all Skill checks involving movement as the primary action (including Dicey Moves).
• Champion Perk: You may spend 1 Guile to automatically succeed at a Disengage roll before rolling.
• Epic Perk: Succeeding at a Disengage roll grants you 1 Momentum.

• Adventurer Perk: This also applies to Vulnerable.
• Champion Perk: You can treat your Guile as if it were also Focus (so you can spend 1 Guile to give disadvantage to attacks vs MD as well as PD).
• Epic Perk: If you make an enemy Dazed or Softened, they are also Enervated until the start of your next turn.

• Adventurer Perk: Every staggered enemy is now treated as Softened to you as well.
• Champion Perk: You gain one Momentum when you drop an enemy.
• Epic Perk: If you Stagger an enemy from full health in a surprise round or before they’ve acted, they are instantly killed if they’re Single-Strength.

You gain the following ability:

Shadow Walk
At-Will, Move

You can only use this if you still have your standard action. Make an attack against the highest available enemy MD.

Hit: You disappear and can’t be targeted this round or use your Standard Action. At the start of your next turn, reappear at a location you could have moved to during your turn. Your first attack when you return gains 2 Advantage.

Miss: You can still use your Standard Action.

• Adventurer Perk: If you miss with this ability, you can use your move action normally.
• Champion Perk: If you use Sneak Attack, Evasive Strike, or a basic attack as your first attack after returning, increase your hit or miss damage by 1d4 x Level.
• Epic Perk: You can spend 1 Guile when reappearing to be somewhere that’s physically difficult or impossible without rolling, such as on top of a ledge or behind a closed door.

Once per day, when making a social skill roll to interact with someone associated with a particular Icon, you may immediately gain a positive relationship die with that Icon (it goes away at the next Quick Rest if not used).

You gain the Slip Away Trick as a bonus Trick.

• Adventurer Perk: You gain 1 advantage to social skill rolls.
• Champion Perk: You may spend 1 Guile in combat as a free action on your turn to give enemies associated with an Icon 1 Disadvantage on all attacks against you until the start of your next turn.
• Epic Perk: You can attempt a 13+ save when using this. If you succeed, you gain 2 dice instead of 1. If you fail, the die you get generates a Twist (or another Twist) if you use it.

• Adventurer Perk: If the target is undamaged, base weapon damage for encounter and daily powers is also increased by one die size.
• Champion Perk: If the target is staggered, base weapon damage for encounter and daily powers is also increased by one die size.
• Epic Perk: One encounter per day, this ability increases your weapon damage by 2 die sizes when appropriate instead of one.

• Adventurer Perk: If you fail at a Dicey Move, you no longer lose Momentum.
• Champion Perk: If you attack in the same turn that you succeed at a Dicey Move, the attack gains 1 Advantage.
• Epic Perk: You gain 2 Momentum instead of 1 for succeeding at a Dicey Move.

You gain 1 Advantage when you use your Rogue skill for stealing, pickpocketing, opening locks, or disabling traps.

You gain the Thief’s Strike Trick as a bonus Trick.

• Adventurer Perk: If you miss with Thief’s Strike, you gain 1 Momentum.
• Champion Perk: If you fail at a roll where you would gain Advantage from this talent, you may spend 1 Recovery to reroll it.
• Epic Perk: Twice per level, you can steal something impossible or intangible. If you still have it at the end of the day, you roll a 13+ save to see if you keep it. You can’t steal the same thing twice.

• Epic Perk: If you Crit or reduce/negate a Crit with a Daily Trick, gain 1 Momentum.

Hit: The target is Softened until the end of your next turn.

Hit vs non-Mook: The target is Dazed (9+ save ends) and takes damage equal to your level. You may pop off of the target.

Miss vs non-Mook: The target is Dazed until the end of your turn.

Hit vs Mook Group: The group of mooks takes 1d10 x Level damage. You may pop off of every mook.

Miss vs Mook Group: Half damage.

Hit: As a basic attack. You may pickpocket an item that the target isn’t holding. Make a 13+ save; on a success, they don’t notice it’s gone.

Miss: As a basic attack.

Hit: 2d6 x Level + Volition x Tier force damage, and the target is Stunned until the end of your next turn.

Miss: Half damage.

Hit: The target is Weakened, Vulnerable, and counts as staggered to you until the start of your next turn.