Rogue
| Name | Rogue |
|---|---|
| Type | Master |
| Description | Master: trifle. Play on a vampire who has committed diablerie since your last turn. Any vampire can enter combat with this vampire as a Ⓓ action. Vampires with Auspex [aus] get +1 stealth on that action. |
| Artist | Brian LeBlanc |
| Set | 2009 Tournament / Storyline promo #101647 |
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| Artists | Brian LeBlanc |
| Krcg Id | 101647 |
| Legal Since | 2009-04-01 |
| Source Hash | 28f897fbad07e4c54e4a9b4d8c6224e18de0ee68 |
| Printed Name | Rogue |
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About Rogue
Rogue, Master, designed by Brian LeBlanc first released in april 2009 in the set 2009 Tournament / Storyline promo.
Rogue fits a **niche combat deck with Auspex** that wants to punish a vampire for committing diablerie: it costs no pool, is a trifle, and gives Auspex vampires +1 stealth when they use the rush it creates. For most combat decks, **Bum’s Rush** is a better way to start combat because it does not depend on an opponent having committed diablerie; **Haven Uncovered** is a better master-card option if you want a particular vampire to remain attackable without that condition. Rogue also lets *other players’* vampires attack the marked vampire, which can be useful politically but may not help you. I would not make it a regular deck slot unless your playgroup has frequent diablerie and your deck can capitalize on the resulting combats; otherwise, its trigger is too unreliable.
Rules
08/10/2026
"Since your last turn" means between the end of your last turn and now. Your last turn does not qualify, your current turn does. [LSJ 20020429]

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Frequently asked questions about Rogue
What type of card is Rogue?
Rogue is a Master card in Vampire: The Eternal Struggle vtes.
What is the effect of Rogue?
Master: trifle. Play on a vampire who has committed diablerie since your last turn. Any vampire can enter combat with this vampire as a Ⓓ action. Vampires with Auspex [aus] get +1 stealth on that action.
What is the original set of Rogue?
Rogue was first released in the set 2009 Tournament / Storyline promo, illustrated by Brian LeBlanc.
What is the legality of Rogue?
Legality depends on the tournament format -- Rogue can be legal in some formats and banned or restricted in others. See the full breakdown per format in the Legality section above.