Crime

Crime is a valuable skill for accumulating both resources and wealth. Training often involves pickpocketing NPCs or picklocking special chests hidden throughout the world. These pickable chests, usually located inside buildings, require a Crime level that corresponds to the value of the items inside. Higher-value chests demand higher skill levels to unlock.

Equipment

Certain equipment will increase your crime skill, making pickpocketing succeed more often.

Item		Crime	Strength	Defense
	Bandit Mask	+1
	Black Leather Gloves	+1	+2	+1

Pickpocketing

Many NPCs can be pickpocketed for Crime experience and various loot, with each attempt taking 5 Ticks (3s) each. On failure, the player is stunned for several ticks and takes damage, which scales with their Hitpoints level—lower Hitpoints result in less damage, while higher levels bring it closer to the maximum listed below. For this reason, players often train Crime before combat to conserve food, as lower Hitpoints reduce the overall damage taken from failed attempts. Players who keep their Hitpoints level at 13 or lower will take 1 damage per failed attempt. At Hitpoints level 14, players will take 2 damage per failed attempt given that the npc is able to do so. Players take 3 damage each failure starting at Hitpoints level 20.

The Probability field represents the internal value pulled directly from the game files. However, the exact relationship between this value and your actual success rate is currently unknown.

Level	NPC	XP	Probability	Stun		Potential Loot
				Duration	Max Damage
1	Man	10 XP	0.55-1.15	5 Ticks (3s)	2	3 × Coins
3	Fisherman	12 XP	0.525-1.2	5 Ticks (3s)	3	4 × Coins 1 × Starfish
6	Lumberjack	14 XP	0.525-1.175	5 Ticks (3s)	3	5 × Coins 1 × Leaf
10	Farmer	16 XP	0.52-1.15	5 Ticks (3s)	3	8 × Coins
14	Guard (Lvl 10)	20 XP	0.51-1.125	5 Ticks (3s)	3	12 × Coins
20	Guard (Lvl 18)	30 XP	0.5-1.075	5 Ticks (3s)	3	15 × Coins
30	Dwarf	40 XP	0.5-1.0	5 Ticks (3s)	3	15 × Coins 2 × Iron Ore 5 x Coal 1 × Potion Of Mining (1) 1 × Palladium Ore
35	Squire	45 XP	0.5-0.975	5 Ticks (3s)	3	25 × Coins
45	Knight (Lvl 45)	65 XP	0.475-0.95	6 Ticks (3.6s)	4	40 × Coins
52	Wizard (Lvl 16)	80 XP	0.45-0.92	5 Ticks (3s)	3	3 × Fire Scroll 3 × Nature Scroll 3 × Water Scroll 2 × Fury Scroll 2 × Rage Scroll 2 × Warp Scroll
60	Knight (Lvl 60)	125 XP	0.44-0.9	6 Ticks (3.6s)	4	60 × Coins 1 × Rage Scroll
68	Gnome	150 XP	0.44-0.85	5 Ticks (3s)	1	75 × Coins 100 × Coins 1 × Baked Potato 1 × Raw Frog 15 × Steel Arrowheads 1 × Rough Emerald
74	Wizard (Lvl 40)	200 XP	0.425-0.8	6 Ticks (3.6s)	3	5 × Fire Scroll 5 × Nature Scroll 5 × Water Scroll 4 × Rage Scroll 3 × Alchemy Scroll 2 × Warp Scroll
78	Elf	225 XP	0.375-0.75	6 Ticks (3.6s)	4	75 × Coins 5 × Bronze Arrows 5 × Iron Arrows 5 × Steel Arrows 5 × Palladium Arrows 5 × Coronium Arrows 5 × Celadon Arrows
82	Elder Knight	270 XP	0.35-0.7	6 Ticks (3.6s)	4	125 × Coins 250 × Coins 375 × Coins 1 × Silver Nugget 1 × Blood Scroll 1 × Alchemy Scroll 1 × Gold Nugget 1 × Ruby Gem 1 × Diamond Gem

Tips

You can enhance your Crime training by casting Aurum Majora or Minor while pickpocketing. Although this costs 1 tick of pickpocketing time, it allows you to cast two Aurum spells, earning additional Magic experience and converting unwanted items into Coins. You can cast Aurum spells while stunned, which, in addition to eating food, are some of the only actions you can take in that state.

It is recommended to use an alternate account to lure a target by either talking to or attacking them, where possible. Simply using the "Talk-To" option and keeping the message box open will freeze the NPC. If attacking them, in certain locations, the alternate account can be placed in a safe spot while maintaining combat with the NPC. You can draw aggression without actually attacking them (such as over a fence or wall).

With high enough Defense, you can also attack an NPC yourself to prevent wandering. Turning off auto-retaliate will keep the NPC attacking you while they are pickpocketed. This appears to have no effect on pickpocketing success rates.

Both methods ultimately stop the NPC from moving, which maximises xp rates by eliminating wasted ticks while following them between pickpockets, and simplifies clicking.

Common locations to use aggression to lure NPCs are in the Ictirine City Jail containing various targets, or the Middlefern hut containing a Level 16 Wizard.

Lockpicking

Although listed in the in-game menu, the Goblin Hut Chest is currently not able to be opened. For this reason, it is not included in the list below. If and when it become available, it will be added to the wiki accordingly.

The Probability field represents the internal value pulled directly from the game files. However, the exact relationship between this value and your actual success rate is currently unknown.

Level	Type	XP	Respawn Timer	Probability	Potential Loot
10	Coin Chest	15 XP	19 Ticks (11.4s)	0.1-0.75	10 × Coins
24	Goblin Chest	40 XP	50 Ticks (30s)	0.1-0.5	10 × Coins 10 × Bronze Arrowheads 10 × Iron Arrowheads 10 × Steel Arrowheads 10 × Palladium Arrowheads
35	Deluxe Coin Chest	150 XP	180 Ticks (108s)	0.1-0.5	50 × Coins 1 × Coronium Gloves (Gold Plating)
52	Dwarven Chest	200 XP	250 Ticks (2.5m)	0.075-0.45	65 × Coins 1 × Palladium Ore 2 × Iron Ore 5 × Coal 1 × Coronium Ore 1 × Celadium Ore
59	Precious Metal Chest	250 XP	250 Ticks (2.5m)	0.05-0.35	75 × Coins 1 × Silver Bar 1 × Gold Bar 1 × Coronium Helm (Silver Plating) 1 × Coronium Helm (Gold Plating)
67	Gem Chest	300 XP	300 Ticks (3m)	0.05-0.3	150 × Coins 1 × Amethyst Gem 1 × Sapphire Gem 1 × Emerald Gem 1 × Topaz Gem 1 × Citrine Gem 1 × Ruby Gem 1 × Diamond Gem
70	Portal Obelisk Chest	400 XP	400 Ticks (4m)	0.025-0.25	500 × Coins 2 × Warp Scroll 1 × Coronium Gloves (Gold Plating)
71	Sage's Chest	300 XP	180 Ticks (108s)	0.025-0.2	1 × Aruba Root 1 × Grenada Root 1 × Samoan Root 1 × Nauru Root 1 × Tonga Root 1 × Mariana Root 1 × Vanua Root
76	Wasteland Chest	450 XP	900 Ticks (9m)	0.025-0.2	1,050 × Coins 5 × Alchemy Scroll 2 × Warp Scroll 1 × Dew Beer 1 × Celadon Gloves 1 × Celadon Hatchet 1 × Celadon Pickaxe 1 × Celadon Helm