smacktack15
New Member
Isn't that an Oxymoron?
I almost sig'd that... :lol:
I LOVE building rogues because it takes my opponent about 15 mins to even figure out where I'm going with it... sometimes, by then, it's too late :smile:
I don't like seeing my opponent set up based on the reveal of the starting card. I want him/her misplaying and second-guessing because they don't what choices to make...
Example, play a Roseanne's... and you see them trying to decide whether or not to pull an unown G or an SP tech ... they just don't have enough information to make a solid decision because the entire strategy of my deck is completetly uncommon to anyone...
So, rogues don't fit into a tier because they are too specific. That is, they are individual ideas that are not commonly played. That's why they're rogue! They don't follow in-suit with common practice
I can play around a rogue... I have a vast amount of card knowledge and use it in weird cases. If I battle you 4th round of a tournament, I will know your deck, and your rogue is common knowledge.