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Message: <blockquote data-quote="exile" data-source="post: 5846141" data-attributes="member: 20068">Wow, this made me step back and realize that I do play a lot of rogues, especially multi-class rogues.My first ever D&D character (Red Box Basic) was a thief with a hand axe.I don't recall playing a lot of rogues in 1E and 2E AD&D. A couple of paladins and a specialty priest of Mystra come to mind. Oh yeah, I did play a rogue/preserver in a 2E Dark Sun game.My first 3E character was a human rogue/fighter with a custom prestige class (grey swan duelist).My first and highest level 4E/LFR character is an elven rogue. There's another rogue (duelist build from Dragon Magazine) among my six highest level LFR characters.My Pathfinder Society characters include a halfling rogue/ranger, a human rogue (acrobat)/monk, and a fighter (cad)/rogue. Three out of my seven Pathfinder Society characters are multiclass rogues. Someone else mentioned enjoying the "skilled warrior" archetype, and I think this applies to me as well. Beyond that, I think I gravitate to rogues in 4E because most of the 4E games I play in are all about combat, and doing damage is my favorite part of comabt. In Pathfinder Society, I gravitate to rogues because Society play places a heavy emphasis on skills, and rogues do skills better than any other class.</blockquote>