Rogue
| Rogue | |
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| Summoned by | |
| Rooms | Casino (3×3) |
| Sacrifice recipe | Bile Demon ×2 |
| Professional Aptitudes | |
| Aptitudes | Scout, Fighter |
| Special abilities | Invisible (Level 8) |
| While Possessed | Disguise/Stealing, Picking Locks |
| Productivity Assessment | |
| Level 1 4 7 10 | |
| Pay (gold/10 min) | 650 748 910 1625 |
| EPs/sec (fighting) | 15 |
| EPs/sec (training) | 3 |
| Physical Examination | |
| Level 1 4 7 10 | |
| Health | 165 289 413 990 |
| Speed (tiles/sec) | 0.70 0.81 1.05 1.75 |
| Running speed | 1.26 1.45 1.89 3.15 |
| Agility | Moderate |
| Slap damage | 13 |
| Stun duration (sec) | 3 |
| Hunger rate (sec) | 200 |
| Chickens to fill | 2 |
| Health/chicken | 21 |
| Time awake (sec) | 300 |
| Time asleep (sec) | 9 |
| Combat Analysis | |
| Level 1 4 7 10 | |
| Melee attack damage | 40 70 100 240 |
| Preferred weapon | Blade |
| Fight style | Flanker |
| Strikes every | 1.8 seconds |
| Psychological Profile | |
| Level 1 4 7 10 | |
| Fear threshold | 19 33 48 95 |
| Threat Points | 8 14 20 40 |
| Time to convert (sec) | 120 138 168 360 |
| Assist jailbreak? | Yes |
| Annoyance at | |
| No sleep (per sec) | .43 |
| No food (per sec) | .30 |
| No pay (per sec) | .30 |
| No work (per sec) | .15 |
| Torture (per sec) | 3.4 |
| In Hand (per sec) | .50 |
| Slap | 9.1 |
| Alone in Combat Pit | 1 |
| Near hated (per sec) | 4.6 |
| Pleasure at | |
| Sleeping (per sec) | 2 |
| Praying (per sec) | 1 |
| Winning in Pit | 50 |
| Viewing Pit (per sec) | 1 |
| Receiving gold gift | erases all anger at no pay |
| Elite version | |
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| Name | Gervaise |
“Meet Gervaise, a rogue of considerable prowess. Make him welcome and he will doubtless bring his skills to bear on your enemies.”— The Mentor, Reap |
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| Attracting Gervaise | |
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| A Casino surrounded by Treasury tiles. A single Treasury square is worth keeping; sell and expand the Casino if you need more space. | |
Supervisor's Report
The Rogue is a Flanker, and the most capable of them. In combat, it is best to use him to attack the enemy from behind, because he can inflict ferocious damage this way, more so than any other creature. While all creatures do extra damage if attacking a foe from behind, the Rogue does a formidable double normal damage from the back.
However, his best use is when Possessed — he can disguise himself as one of the enemy and roam freely about their dungeon, exploring it without causing alarm. His ability to pick locks also makes him invaluable.
Self-Evaluation
- Primary Certification
- Scout
- Secondary Certification
- Support combat, asset acquisition
- What is your greatest professional strength?
- Smart as a whip, quick as lightning, tough as nails. I'm an all-purpose kind of cat.
I can see a trap comin' a mile off, daddy-o.
I can backstab, baby! - What is your greatest professional weakness?
- When you're out on your own in enemy territory, you have to stay on your toes. If I'm not careful, I can get cut off and taken down pretty quick.
- What do you enjoy most about your job?
- Those 'special merit bonuses' the enemy so kindly supplies.
And hey, I LOVE that swingin' Casino. - What do you enjoy least about your job?
- Training is a drag, man, but you gotta keep in shape. I don't dig front-line combat — leave that action to the bigger cats.
- What do you want to get out of your position?
- Are you kiddin'? A swingin' pad and a fine lady. All due respects to you 'cause of Evil' dudes and all, but I'm strictly in this for number one.
Supervisor's Comments
The Rogue is attracted by a functional Casino.
When not in combat, Rogues will sneak off and scout out unexplored areas, like the Firefly. As with the Firefly, an unmonitored Rogue can easily lead enemies back to your dungeon.