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#1 Shinku_Denkou Dec 14, 2014 23:23:17	(If this has been posted elsewhere, please link if possible) Mage Hand (and Arcane Trickster's Legerdemain) is an awesome tool that has a plethora of uses. I wanted to see what uses everyone has encountered or done themselves in the game. Starting off, I could see Mage Hand Legerdemain picking a wizards spell component pouch out of his pocket, thus making it a tad difficult for the wizard to cast his material component spells. Love to hear other examples of the invisible (or ghostly-looking) hand!
#2 Reius Dec 15, 2014 1:37:24	Thief guilds use it to control the markets.
(Reply to #2) Shinku_Denkou	Reius wrote:
#4 ankiyavon Dec 15, 2014 10:59:40	Shinku_Denkou wrote:
(Reply to #3) Reius	Shinku_Denkou wrote:
#6 rampant Dec 15, 2014 16:46:53	Ok I'm not an expert but could an arcane trickster use their ability to choke a punk? BEcause force choke ftw.
#7 guachi Dec 15, 2014 17:52:19	Now I wish I had named my Arcane Trickster Adam Smith. Maybe that will be his cover name as he's a charlatan.   You all deserve a temporary ban for that awful joke.
(Reply to #7) Reius	guachi wrote:
#9 BRJN Dec 20, 2014 12:46:37	Nah, Adam was no thief; he was a Noble and a Sage.  But I've no idea what class he would be portrayed as, given the general lack of knowledge about his subject matter. If you are politically right-of-center, perhaps a Sorcerer would be appropriate; they make stuff just appear out of nothing without any apparent effort.  If you are politically left-of-center, try to create him using a Warlock; he had to be insane  or root his theory in a dream-land  or perhaps he drew his sources from the Realm Below.