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Once per turn, you can deal an extra 1d6 damage to one creature you hit with a weapon attack if you have Advantage on the attack roll or if another enemy of the target is within 5 feet of it. The extra damage increases at certain Rogue levels (2d6 at 3, 3d6 at 5).
You are expert at fighting on the move. When you hit a creature with a weapon attack, you can use your Bonus Action to make another attack with a different weapon. Use this feature only if you have already used your Bonus Action.
Your proficiency bonus is doubled for any ability check you make that uses your proficiency in Stealth and Survival. At level 3, you double the bonus for two additional skills of your choice (Acrobatics and Sleight of Hand).
You add your Proficiency Bonus to Initiative rolls. Once per encounter, after rolling Initiative, you may swap your Initiative with one willing ally in the same combat.
You can see in dim light within 60 feet as if it were bright light, and in darkness as if it were dim light. You can't discern color in darkness, only shades of gray.
As a Bonus Action, you give yourself Advantage on your next attack roll on the current turn. You can't use this feature if your Speed is greater than 0.
You learn to add a Cunning Strike effect to your Sneak Attack. At level 4, you can use Trip Attack (no extra damage die) when you hit with Sneak Attack.
You gain proficiency in one skill of your choice (Acrobatics) and one cantrip of your choice from the Wizard spell list (Minor Illusion).
You have mastery over daggers (Nick), shortswords (Vex), and light crossbows (Vex), granting you special benefits with these weapons.
You have a reliable contact in the criminal underworld who can provide information and favors.
You have Advantage on saving throws against being Charmed, and magic can't put you to Sleep.
You know the secret language of rogues, used to hide messages, codes, and signals.
You gain proficiency with one of your choice: Survival. (You chose Survival.)
You increase your Dexterity by 1 (16 → 17) and Intelligence by 1 (13 → 14).
Your walking speed increases by 5 feet.
Vex knows one cantrip from the Wizard list (Minor Illusion, gained from Half-Elf Versatility). She has no spell slots and relies on mundane skill, daggers, and cunning rather than arcane power.
Vex has been tasked by the Hollow Man to retrieve a half-map hidden inside the Locket of the Wanderer. If she delivers it intact, she is promised a place in the Hollow Circle's inner ring — power, secrets, and a name that outlives her. If she fails, the Hollow Man will erase her name from every ledger and bounty board in the realm.
Secure the Locket of the Wanderer from Elder Tam's birthday feast.
Vex was born Velessa Marrow, daughter of a failed wine merchant in the city of Grayfen. She invented the persona of 'Vex' to escape her father's debts and her mother's shame. She wants a name that outlives her — written in a ledger, sung in a song, or carved into a monument. The Hollow Man promised her one.
Build a reputation across the criminal underworld of the Heartlands.
Years ago, Vex left behind a daughter in Grayfen to pursue her career as a relic-thief. The girl, now a teenager, has begun asking questions about the masked woman in the wanted posters. Vex tells herself the girl is safer not knowing her. The Hollow Man's network may have already found her.
Discover that her daughter, Mira, has been asking questions in Grayfen.
Vex is cornered at Hollowed Rock, reduced to half her hit points, with the party closing in.
Fight to the death, flee and abandon the locket, bargain for her life, or betray the Hollow Man outright.
If she flees, she keeps the Locket of the Wanderer and becomes a recurring Act II villain. If she bargains, she becomes a reluctant informant and may later seek redemption. If she betrays the Hollow Man, she loses her network and gains a powerful enemy — but may earn the party's trust.
The Hollow Man sends a new commission: recover a relic from a temple sacred to a god Vex once mocked.
Accept the commission, refuse and risk the Hollow Man's wrath, or secretly warn the temple's priests.
Accepting deepens her ties to the Hollow Circle and grants her a new magic item. Refusing costs her allies and safe houses. Warning the temple earns her a divine enemy and a possible celestial ally.
Vex learns that her daughter, Mira, has been found by the Hollow Man's agents.
Rescue Mira, abandon her, or trade Mira's safety for a higher place in the Hollow Circle.
Rescuing grants her a cohort and a redemption arc. Abandoning hardens her but loses her a piece of her humanity. Trading her daughter for power marks a point of no return.
Vex is captured by the party at Hollowed Rock and must bargain for her life.
She reveals the Hollow Man's sigil and a dead-drop, but withholds the second half of the map. From this point on, she walks a tightrope between the party and the Hollow Man.
Chaotic Neutral → Chaotic Neutral (with a strong lean toward redemption if the party earns it)
Gains the ability to cast Find Familiar (ritual) once per day, granted by a contact in the Hollow Circle who owes her a favor.
Vex discovers that the Locket of the Wanderer belonged to the legendary adventurer her daughter is named after.
She begins to question whether the Hollow Man's commissions are coincidences — or a trap laid for her specifically.
Sardonic mask cracks; she becomes more introspective and less theatrical.
Vex's daughter, Mira, sends a letter that reaches her at Hollowed Rock.
Vex must choose between her persona and her blood. Her decision reshapes her entire network of allegiances.
Gains or loses an NPC ally depending on her choice.
Vex has worked for the Hollow Man for three years, recovering relics and secrets in exchange for coin, contacts, and the promise of a name that outlives her. She has never seen his face — only his half-mask, his sigil, and the black iron coins stamped with a hollow circle. He trusts her enough to send her after the Locket of the Wanderer, but not enough to tell her why he wants it. Vex suspects she is disposable, and has begun keeping secrets of her own.
Gren was Vex's partner in Grayfen before she invented the persona of 'Vex.' They ran relics together for two years, until Vex stole a particularly valuable commission and disappeared. Gren has been hunting her ever since, convinced that 'Vex' stole not just the relic but the name itself. They have crossed paths twice — once in the port city of Saltreach, once in the dwarven hold of Karak Dren. Both times ended in violence.
Mira is the daughter Vex left behind in Grayfen when she fled her father's debts and her mother's shame. Mira was six at the time; she is now sixteen, and has begun asking questions about the masked woman in the wanted posters. Vex tells herself the girl is safer not knowing her. The Hollow Man's network may have already found her — and Vex does not know if that is a threat or a relief.
Elder Tam recognized the sigil on the Locket of the Wanderer and went pale. He knows more than he has told the party — and Vex suspects he knows who she really is. If Tam speaks, her cover is blown across the Heartlands.
The party is the first group in years to track Vex to her lair and corner her at Hollowed Rock. She respects their persistence and despises their idealism. If they capture her, she will bargain; if they kill her, she will ensure her last words are a performance they will never forget.
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