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== Tabletop |
== Tabletop Games == |
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* ''Starblazer Adventures'', based on the 1970's-80's British science fiction comic book. The "Bump and Grab" stunt allows you to take advantage of a distraction (such as bumping into someone) to pickpocket them. |
* ''Starblazer Adventures'', based on the 1970's-80's British science fiction comic book. The "Bump and Grab" stunt allows you to take advantage of a distraction (such as bumping into someone) to pickpocket them. |
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* Chaosium's ''[[Thieves' World]]'' RPG (1981). The Game Master's Guide to Sanctuary had a plethora of random encounter tables. A couple of the entries had pickpockets bumping into the [[PC]]s in order to steal from them. Other encounters mentioned a [[NPC]] bumping into a [[PC]] so players wouldn't think that everyone bumping into them was a pickpocket. |
* Chaosium's ''[[Thieves' World]]'' RPG (1981). The Game Master's Guide to Sanctuary had a plethora of random encounter tables. A couple of the entries had pickpockets bumping into the [[PC]]s in order to steal from them. Other encounters mentioned a [[NPC]] bumping into a [[PC]] so players wouldn't think that everyone bumping into them was a pickpocket. |
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* ''Witch Bunter: The Invisible World''. The Grab and Run talent allows the user to brush into a target and relieve them of their belongings. |
* ''Witch Bunter: The Invisible World''. The Grab and Run talent allows the user to brush into a target and relieve them of their belongings. |
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== Theater == |
== Theater == |
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