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== Pickpocketing ==

Many [[Non-player Character|NPCs]] can be pickpocketed for [[Crime]] experience and various loot, with each attempt taking {{Ticks|5}} 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 ~~with~~ Hitpoints level 20 ~~take 3 damage (levels from 15-19 need to be verified for damage taken~~.)

Many [[Non-player Character|NPCs]] can be pickpocketed for [[Crime]] experience and various loot, with each attempt taking {{Ticks|5}} 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.

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You can enhance your [[Crime]] training by casting [[Aurum Majora]] or [[Aurum Minor|Minor]] while pickpocketing. Although this costs 1 [[Ticks|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 attacking it, where possible. If ~~done correctly~~, the alternate account ~~will~~ be in a safe spot while maintaining combat with the NPC. ~~This stops~~ the NPC from moving, which maximises xp rates by eliminating wasted ticks while following them between pickpockets, and simplifies clicking. Common locations to lure NPCs are in the [[Ictirine City]] Jail containing various targets, or the [[Middlefern]] hut containing a Level 16 [[Wizard]].

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).

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]].

=== Pickpocketing Locations ===

{{MapEmbed|group=crimePickpocketing|show=true|size=520px|zoom=-1}}

== Lockpicking ==

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=== Lockpicking Locations ===

[[Category:Skills]][[Category:Non-combat Skills]]

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 == Pickpocketing ==
-Many [[Non-player Character|NPCs]] can be pickpocketed for [[Crime]] experience and various loot, with each attempt taking {{Ticks|5}} 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 with Hitpoints level 20 take 3 damage (levels from 15-19 need to be verified for damage taken.)
+Many [[Non-player Character|NPCs]] can be pickpocketed for [[Crime]] experience and various loot, with each attempt taking {{Ticks|5}} 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.
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 You can enhance your [[Crime]] training by casting [[Aurum Majora]] or [[Aurum Minor|Minor]] while pickpocketing. Although this costs 1 [[Ticks|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 attacking it, where possible. If done correctly, the alternate account will be in a safe spot while maintaining combat with the NPC. This stops the NPC from moving, which maximises xp rates by eliminating wasted ticks while following them between pickpockets, and simplifies clicking. Common locations to lure NPCs are in the [[Ictirine City]] Jail containing various targets, or the [[Middlefern]] hut containing a Level 16 [[Wizard]].
+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).
+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]].
 === Pickpocketing Locations ===
-{{MapEmbed|group=crimePickpocketing|show=true}}
+{{MapEmbed|group=crimePickpocketing|show=true|size=520px|zoom=-1}}
 == Lockpicking ==
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 === Lockpicking Locations ===
-{{MapEmbed|group=crimeLockpicking|show=true}}
+{{MapEmbed|group=crimeLockpicking|show=true|size=520px|zoom=-1}}
 [[Category:Skills]][[Category:Non-combat Skills]]