In the very beginning of my WoW experience I levelled a paladin to around sixty on a roleplaying server before fleeing from there. No offence to RP'ers but it just wasn't my thing. When I came to Gnomeregan initially I rolled a rogue, since it was pretty much the only class I had never touched. "Gweedo" was born, and I was instantly hooked on subterfuge and all that comprises the in-game experience of the subtlety rogue. (Some of you may remember the Postcards series that Elizabeth Harper posted some time ago.... That was me!)

Over the years I had depended on a variety of in-game resources to help me plan my path as a rogue, but mostly advice from friends and my own trial and error. The truth is that I didn't know of any truly great rogue resources on the web. Doesn't it figure that now that I'm comfortably 70 that I find RogueSpot which could be one of the most dazzling class-specific websites I have seen for any game.

Besides an simple, elegant, and beautiful design, the folks over at RogueSpot have concisely organized just about every piece of rogue information you could ever want. Strategy guides, build guides, dueling guides, FAQs for lockpicking and stealth. The list goes on and on. This place is honestly and truly the rogue version of the Library of Congress, without exaggeration. In fact, I'm finding it difficult to finish writing this article because every time I tab over to the window the site is in I find something else I want to click on and read. Please hear me when I say that I'm not being paid to say this. I truly think that this is one of the greatest World of Warcraft sites I have ever seen.

If I start listing great parts of this site (more than I've already done) I will miss something. If you have a rogue, want to make a rogue, or want to understand rogues, RogueSpot is your one-stop source for information!