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'''Thievery''' is a civil nasty deeds [[Abilities|ability]] in ''[[Divinity: Original Sin II]]''. | '''Thievery''' is a civil nasty deeds [[Abilities|ability]] in ''[[Divinity: Original Sin II]]''. | ||
{{Quote|Thievery improves lockpicking and pickpocketing skills.}} | {{Quote DOS2|Thievery improves lockpicking and pickpocketing skills.}} | ||
== Using thievery == | == Using thievery == | ||
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[[Category:Abilities in DOS2]] | [[Category:Abilities in DOS2]] | ||
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| Appearances | Divinity: Original Sin II |
Thievery is a civil nasty deeds ability in Divinity: Original Sin II.
Thievery improves lockpicking and pickpocketing skills.
Using thievery
To pick locks, use a lockpick or the context menu of a door or container.
To pickpocket, interact with a character while sneaking.
Effects
For every level of Thievery:
- Pickpocket up to another 2kg of items
- Pickpocket items valued up to another 300 gold