D&D 5E Best on screen depiction of the D&D Rogue

[Sacrosanct]

Far more fantastical things in James Bond than Rob Roy. Rob Roy doesn't have any invisible cars.

Fantastical does not equal high fantasy. I don't know why you're busting my chops here. I think it's pretty obvious what type of genres the poll scope is defined as. If I opened to "fantastical", then a hundred other poll options needed to be included as I mentioned in my OP.

 

[Paul Farquhar]

Fantastical does not equal high fantasy. I don't know why you're busting my chops here. I think it's pretty obvious what type of genres the poll scope is defined as. If I opened to "fantastical", then a hundred other poll options needed to be included as I mentioned in my OP.

Rob Roy is based on actual historical events. It's not any sort of fantasy.

Rob Roy, byname of Robert MacGregor, (baptized March 7, 1671, Buchanan, Stirlingshire, Scotland—died December 28, 1734, Balquhidder, Perthshire)

 

[Sacrosanct]

They'd fit in a D&D campaign pretty easily in the core default rules. Just a humancentric world. While James Bond---not so much.

Rob Roy is based on actual historical events. It's not any sort of fantasy.

 

[Paul Farquhar]

I don't follow your logic. Rob Roy is History, James Bond is Fantasy. Last time I looked D&D was Fantasy, not History.

 

[Panda-s1]

Is Cao Cao a rogue?

not sure I follow. Cao Cao isn't usually depicted in a flattering light, but I don't think he comes close to being a typical D&D rogue.