Sure it was an extra 50% damage, but it's far from the only 50% damage you can get. Remember one thing: don't steal big items.To be honest, I don't think Sneak+Guerrilla deserved the nerf in the first place.
More information about thievery and its rules can be found in the general chapter dedicated to that topic. When this happens you must use other methods (bribe or persuasion).
There may be a situation in which a merchant won't find that item in your inventory but they will still say that you look like a thief.If you aren't quick enough and the merchant talks to you while you still have that item in your inventory then you will have to convice them or bribe. Pick up the item from the ground - congratulations, you just robbed a poor merchant and got away with it.They won't find the item and, in most cases, you won't have troubles. WAIT for the NPC to find out that they were robbed - a robbed merchant will accuse you of stealing.It doesn't matter where, you can do it even in victim's field of view. Throw the stolen item on the ground -after stealing an item you must find it IMMEDIATELY in thief's equipment and THROW it on the ground.Remember, that weight is important in Divinity Original Sin 2 so, in the beginning, you should only steal books/small items. Steal from NPC - select an item that interests you.Activate sneaking mode("C" key) - place your thief behind a person that you want to rob and enter sneaking mode.SAVE THE GAME - you should never steal without saving, unless you want to fight with entire city.
Our mean and cruel way is dangerous and it requires a good reflex. One point in Thievery is enough for you to steal one skill book. However, you should use it to develop your team, not getting money. In the beginning of the game, stealing gives you A LOT of profit.
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