100 Thieves’ Tools

Got 99 problems? Make sure that coming up with a thieving tool for tonight's game isn't one!

100 Thieves’ Tools is a finely crafted list of mostly historically accurate and verisimilitudinous tools collected by our semi-professional cat burglars. Perfect for outfitting your thief characters or NPCs.

A sample of what you might find:

27. Wax pad. Can be used to fill small trap holes when melted, make impressions of keys for later duplication and to copy important document seals.

63. Tension wrench. Used to apply torque to the plug of a lock in order to hold any picked pins in place. Once all pins are picked, the tension wrench is then used to turn the plug and open the lock. Usually L-shaped. Absolutely necessary for
most locks.

78. Monkeys. Agile, small, nimble and cute for an audience, these animals can be a source of distraction, be trained in simple pickpocketing and even for simple break-ins. A man with a monkey on his shoulder might be somewhat conspicuous himself, however.

This product is system and genre agnostic, so feel free to use it to use it to equip your fantasy PCs, to name your tanks in any number of popular war games set in the far future, to add some realism to your virtual reality simulator adventures, or just to spark your own imagination!