The whole Assassin's Creed styled sneaky person idea is completely ridiculous and not based in reality or any sort of logic at all tbh lol. As far as Rogues goes in DnD and RPG's tho at least there's sort of a trope that they're the sexy/ flirty ones ( male Rogues included ). Most of these are, indeed, things you can get early. There is much more elaborate and interesting gear later, but we are unlikely to see it in Open Beta, so we didn't share them. We wanted to show how even many of the earliest sets are deeply detailed and interesting. The fantastic, outrageous stuff comes later on. Well, and with the Necromancer, which we'll share next week!

I was really hoping for something that looks like the Summoner from D2. I always liked that look. Alternatively some Vizjerai colored robes. Not seeing any of that here. Sorcerer never revealed skin, he always wears full coat and plate. Thats not D3 Wizard. Not even D2 sorc with her skirt was that skimpy that she revealed her bear chest. That again was D3 Wizard.It's especially annoying because it's like the message being sent too is that if women want to be '' serious '' then they can't have noticeable feminine curves. It's not just Ninja's either, real life spies and assassins didn't dress like that anywhere in the world. Not saying it's the intent on the devs side, but at the same time I think too many devs just make women look like '' Victoria Secret models skinny ''.

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But at the same time it honestly makes more sense for a '' Rogue:ish '' person to use sex and sexuality for the sake of infilitration, assassination or even just distraction than it makes for them to wear hoods and weird generically '' cool '' attire. Maaaybe because cutpurse / bandit / mercenary / assassin type criminals wear head coverings because it's common sense? Why can he stand upright and reveal so much skin while the rogue has to be ashamed of her boobs like a 13 year old girl and wear Burkas?