| I | rogue |
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| you | rogue |
| he/she/it | rogues |
| we | rogue |
| you | rogue |
| they | rogue |
| I | rogued |
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| you | rogued |
| he/she/it | rogued |
| we | rogued |
| you | rogued |
| they | rogued |
| I | have | rogued |
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| you | have | rogued |
| he/she/it | has | rogued |
| we | have | rogued |
| you | have | rogued |
| they | have | rogued |
| I | had | rogued |
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| you | had | rogued |
| he/she/it | had | rogued |
| we | had | rogued |
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| they | had | rogued |
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Rogues are typically dexterous and possess many skills, allowing them to excel in many areas of expertise.
en.wikipedia.org They were originally introduced in 1994 and were first portrayed as a family of local thugs, but were quickly changed into lovable rogues.
en.wikipedia.org The heroes battle and defeat the collected rogues.
en.wikipedia.org Rogues manage to avoid most trouble thanks to their swiftness and agility.
en.wikipedia.org Scourge can not bluff these cats as he tricked the dog, and the forest rogues openly mock and threaten him.
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