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      <title>Lockpicking in GURPS</title>
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      <description>I like lockpicking. I think it&amp;rsquo;s an interesting task that provides a great opportunity for rogue-types to provide benefits to the party in terms of stealth, safety in the case of traps, and it just fits really well into the fiction.
I love the image I have in my head of the rogue frantically trying to pick open the lock to the study in a manor while the rest of the party tries to distract the guards around the corner during the masquerade ball, each second that the rogue takes increasing the chance of discovery.</description>
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