The range at which a player can be detected is based on the player's level compared to the hostile mob's level, so it is ideal to move behind or out of range of their visibility. In stealth, a player can navigate around a hostile mob so long as they are not within their peripheral vision (depicted in yellow in the image on the right). If the player is too close to the mob while in their peripheral vision, or comes into physical contact from any side, they will reveal the player and attack them.
If the player comes into their peripheral vision, they will turn towards the player and play a distinct sound. All hostile mobs have an aggro radius, although the way in which they aggro to the player is different while they are stealthed. The rule of thumb is that if the mob physically looks like they might have pockets, odds are they have a Pick Pocket loot table.īefore picking the pockets of every hostile mob you encounter, it is important to understand how stealth abilities work in relation to hostile mobs. It is also worth mentioning that not every humanoid mob will have a Pick Pocket loot table, and other mobs (demons, such as satyrs) may have a Pick Pocket loot table. The chance for Pick Pocket to be resisted is based on the player's level in relation to the mob's level, so if the player is higher level then the resist chance will be lower. The Pick Pocket ability can also be resisted, which will remove the Rogue from. If any definitive information can be provided, that would be appreciated. * It has not been confirmed if these items can drop from junkboxes in 1.13, although some information suggests that it may be possible. In addition, the Pick Pocket loot table for a mob generally resets after about 10 minutes. The junkboxes in particular can contain healing potions, Rogue-specific reagents (such as Blinding Powder), and exceptionally rare items such as Gut Ripper* and Teebu's Blazing Longsword* - however, these junkboxes also require adequate skill to unlock them. This ability allows the Rogue to access a separate loot table that contains a variety of items such as junkboxes, vendor greys, and small amounts of money. The Pick Pocket ability can only be used while is active, so it is recommended to use Pick Pocket before engaging a mob. Pick Pocket is an ability that Rogue players learn at level 4.
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