A rogue is set apart from the normal order, and acts in an independent manner. This can apply to individuals, states, or other actors.

Rogue may refer to:

• Rogue (Dungeons & Dragons) or thief (character class), a common character class in RPG games, usually criminals or thieves who specialize in stealth and subterfuge
• Rogue (comics), a member of the X-Men in the Marvel Comics universe
• Rogue Warrior, nickname for Richard Marcinko and also title for his autobiography (with John Weisman).
• Rogue (band), a 1970s British pop-rock trio
• Rogue (computer game), a 1980s dungeon-crawling, ASCII-based computer game
• Rogue (film) a 2007 Jet Li movie
• Rogue (2006 film), a horrer/thriller film about a large man-eating crocodile
• Rogue Agent, a James Bond video game
• Rogue class in World of Warcraft
• Rogue Entertainment, a software company
• Rogue River (Michigan)
• Rogue River (Oregon)
• Rogue River (tribe), a Native American group.
• Rogue (musician), the vocalist with darkwave band The Crüxshadows
• Rogue Wave (band), a band signed to Sub Pop and headed by Zach Schwartz (aka Zach Rogue)
• The Rogues, a group of The Flash's enemies
• The Rogues (band), a Scottish band from Texas
• The Rogues (TV series), 1964 Golden Globe winner for Best Television Series. Cast included David Niven, Charles Boyer
• Rogue Ales is a microbrewery in Newport, Oregon.
• Rogue Squadron, a Nintendo 64 video game
• A plant that is of a different type from the rest of the crop - see Volunteer
• A rogue elephant
• A rogue state
• A rogue planet
• Rogue Herries, a 1930 novel by Hugh Walpole
• Rogue Male, a 1939 novel by Geoffrey Household, and a 1976 TV film adaptation of it
• Rogue Guitars, a brand of guitar

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