Subclasses are rated in alphabetical order.
I’ll briefly summarize each subclass and rating it by my own criteria: fun, game design, power, teamwork, and versatility. I decided teamwork would be a good option for Rogues since there is a low-key player tendency to go lone wolf when playing Rogues, but it’s better to use teamwork. Though I love the Rogue class unconditionally, I can’t say the same for all of its subclasses. Sneaky in nature, Rogues embody the adage that a dagger in the night is as good as an army in the day (as long as the rest of the party doesn’t mess it up. While they may not be brawling bruisers or reality-bending archmages, Rogues are versatile characters that can specialize for massive skill check bonuses. Rogues are the essential rapscallions of D&D, inspiring keen players to wreak mischief and trickery on short-sighted plans.
I hear mixed opinions about the Rogue class, but I love Rogues because I understand them on a spiritual level. You can find a list of all the Rogue subclasses ranked in order at the end of this article. “What Roguish Archetype should I choose?” Let’s find out! Rating systems are useful for helping you select your Rogue subclass for your upcoming character for D&D 5e.Įach official Roguish Archetype subclass has been rated and ranked by me. This article contains affiliate links that add gold to our coffers. Featured Rogue Subclass image is “ Steampunk Cat Burglar” by spirit815, Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 License
