Alternatively, there is an un-noter NPC near the General Store in Pollnivneach.

Buy Wine from Ali the Bartender for food.

If you succeed, then you will pickpocket quickly enough to get the second guaranteed pickpocket. If your Knock-Out fails, then you will immediately interrupt the NPC.

Because of this, it can be good practice to immediately 'Pickpocket' after selecting 'Knock-Out'.

You don't want to interact again right away, otherwise he will still attack you : you have to wait a few ticks for him to become unaggressive. If you engage combat with the NPC, you can interrupt it by using 'lure' at the same time he attacks and going through the dialogue before the next attack occurs.Alternatively, you can briefly climb a nearby ladder if your HP is low, or if you fail to interrupt the NPC before his second hit. The attacking NPC can be interrupted before its second hit by doing either 'Pickpocket' (successfully or not!) or a successful 'Knock-Out'. If you fail to knock the NPC out, it may attack you.The guaranteed pickpocket attempts can be seen when your player bends over (Bury bone animation) instead of doing a normal pickpocket animation. To do so, you need to 'Pickpocket' as fast as possible. Once you successfully knock out an NPC, you can guarantee two pickpockets.If you lure your target NPC into a house and close the door, you should not have to use 'Lure' anymore.

'Lure' only needs to be used if the NPC can be seen by other NPCs.As such, offensive and defensive blackjacks provide some of the highest damage per second available to these accounts. The player can then safely pickpocket the unconscious NPC.Īs all blackjacks have no level requirements to wield, they are particularly useful for Defence Pures, who typically have level 1 Attack and level 1 Strength. When away from other NPCs the player should choose 'Knock-out', though there is always a chance they will fail to knock-out the NPC. Once the requirements are met and the player is wielding a blackjack he/she selects 'Lure' on the right-click menu. To use the blackjacks the player must first have progressed enough in The Feud to learn how to use a blackjack and have the necessary Thieving level to pickpocket either Villagers, bandits or Menaphite Thugs. They can also buy ordinary blackjacks from the trader near the kebab shop. Once this is completed, the player can either buy ordinary/offensive blackjack or ordinary/defensive ones from Ali Morrisane and, if they want to switch types, can talk to the blackjack dealer in Pollnivneach. To obtain blackjacks the player must first complete the blackjack section of the Rogue Trader minigame.

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