A rogue, often referred to as a scoundrel, is a character archetype commonly found in literature, games, and folklore. This type of character is typically cunning, resourceful, and skilled in stealth and deception. Rogues often operate outside the law, using their charm and wit to navigate tricky situations and achieve their goals, whether for personal gain or to help others. In many role-playing games, such as Dungeons & Dragons, rogues are known for their agility and ability to pick locks, disarm traps, and perform sneak attacks. They often have a diverse skill set that allows them to adapt to various challenges, making them valuable members of adventuring parties.