`Stealing` moves the item with `AddToBackpack` and never asks the container, so a theft skipped the rules a container sets for a hand lift: a treasure chest's crime, refusal and guardian roll, a boat hold from outside the boat, a house's moving crate, and the Haochi/Emino quest chests.
An item in a container on the ground now goes through its `CheckLift` after the weight check, and a successful theft calls `OnItemLifted`, as a hand lift does. Deco containers are skipped: their `CheckLift` refuses everyone, and stealing is the only way into them.
These are the containers with their own `CheckLift` that a thief can reach:
| Container on the ground | What a hand lift already enforces | A theft until now |
|---|---|---|
| Treasure map chest | crime for a non-owner; refused if temporary, or for a non-owner on Trammel rules; guardian roll | none of it |
| Boat hold | only from aboard, while the boat is stopped | also from outside the boat, or while it moves |
| House moving crate | owner only | anyone |
| Haochi / Emino quest chests | one item, only while on the quest | anyone, any number, and it didn't count for the quest |
| Fish bowl not locked down | the fish stay in | the fish could be stolen |