Rakish Rogues

145 Monster Tokens creatively expanding Rogue themes

This set of eleven unique rogue-themed adventurers works to both visualize classic archetypes as well as expand the pool of rogue-like creature options through unique tokens not found anywhere else! Each token comes in multiple variants to provide additional utility through skin tone shifts, alternate color palettes in clothing, and in several instances, modular costume pieces that can be toggled on/off. Choose whether your pirate captain is wielding a hand crossbow or a clockwork pistol and allow for many of the tokens to become 'anonymous' through hats, helmets, and/or gloves that allow for the token to fulfill the role of whatever NPC you need without contradicting your description. All together the set delivers a vibrant, eye-catching level of detail that is sure to impress your players and up the quality of your encounter's experience.

New, unique rogues and pirates included:

Dwarven Bombardier: A muscled individual lobbing explosives with his hands, clearly showing signs of prior 'accidents'.
Elven Pirate Captain: Ready to fend off enemy boarders, he comes armed with a variety weaponry and options for anonymity.
Half-elven Swashbuckler: Her coy temperament cleverly disguises the fact that one wrong word could find a dagger at your neck.
Half-orc Cannoneer: His bulk is necessary to lob around such an unwieldy weapon and it arrives in options for traditional gunpowder or alternatively, crystal-powered tech.
Human Pirate 1: Mind the swords, there's more there than you think!
Human Pirate 2: He's determined not to get stabbed this time.
Dragonborn Rogue: His heaving shoulders do their best to hide beneath the cloak along with his crossbow, daggers, and wristblades.
Dwarven Fencer: We wish you the best of luck staying out of the range of her rapier.
Elven Thief: Armed with a grappling hook and quick wits, she's here for a score, but has a dagger if steel is needed.
Elven Assassin: His client's paid well and he's ready to slink off silently before you even know who he's struck.
Halfling Trickster: His quips may have you smiling now, but likely not so much when you notice the mage hand in your pocket.