It’s true that they’re usually right and they usually know it - but they’re so set on helping everybody else out with that information that it’s hard to feel bad in their presence.Īscension would be a bit tricky for this title. Prior to ascension, the Rogue of Light would be an intelligent person who somehow managed to toe the fine-line where being a know-it-all stops without actually crossing over into pretentiousness. Can you imagine?), but the Rogue of Light’s occasional bluntness really just adds to their charm. Their tendency to lean more toward objective fact and practicality might make them a bit less suited to this group therapist role than, say, a Sylph or a Blood player (or a Sylph of Blood. They would be a reasonably skilled fighter, but their talents would be put to better use maintaining the atmosphere of the group and keeping everybody from being too miserable or too plain stupid. The role of a Rogue of Light in a session is a passive one, and one mostly focused on group cohesion. They would be the friend to mercifully end a bad luck streak, fill in somebody who’d been left in the dark, and bring somebody hiding in the shadows out into the spotlight. The Rogue of Light would have the ability to redistribute information, luck, and relevance to where it was most needed. Light players tend to be clever and goal-oriented, often with a love of attention (or being in the spot- light. Light is the aspect of information, relevance, clarity, and luck. They have been called the Robin Hood of classes. Rogues possess the ability to steal their aspect, but rather than keeping it for themselves they redistribute it to where it is either most needed or most lacking. They are generally easygoing, friendly, well-liked, and well-known for their relationships - failed or otherwise. Rogues are the passive half of the Allocation classes, with their counterparts being the more active Thieves. Redistributes light, redistributes through light.
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