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The text discusses various role-playing games and their thief classes. Here are some key points: **Dungeons & Dragons** * The thief class was renamed to "Rogue" in D&D's Third Edition. * Rogues are skilled characters who can deal significant damage with sneak attacks, especially from behind enemies. **Fire Emblem** * Thieves are a main class that can unlock doors and chests, steal items from enemies, and lower drawbridges. * They may promote to Thief Fighters, Assassins, Tricksters, or Rogues, depending on the game. * Thieves are generally offensively weaker than other classes but have high speed and skill. **Ragnarok Online** * Thieves rely on agility in combat, dodging attacks with ease and delivering multiple blows quickly. * They can steal items from non-player enemies, become invisible, throw rocks or sand at enemies, and cure themselves of poison. * Thieves may equip bow, one-handed sword, or dagger. **MapleStory** * Thieves are based on Ninjas, focusing on high damage output rather than theft. * They have a good balance of HP and MP and can use ranged or melee weapons. * Assassins can be a powerful class with the right equipment. **Guild Wars 2** * The Thief is a master of stealth and surprise, deadly in single combat when catching enemies off guard. * Thieves are quick and evasive, moving through shadows, vanishing into thin air, or stealing items from opponents to use as weapons.