Well, 'The Three Musketeers' has elements of rogue - like behavior. Athos, Porthos, and Aramis are often acting in a somewhat roguish manner, defying authority and getting into all sorts of adventures. 'The Scarlet Pimpernel' is another. The main character is a dashing rogue who rescues French aristocrats from the guillotine during the French Revolution, all while maintaining a secret identity. And in 'Robin Hood' stories, Robin and his Merry Men are rogues in the eyes of the Sheriff of Nottingham, as they steal from the rich to give to the poor.
One of the best rogue stories is 'The Thief of Always'. It's about a boy who is lured into a strange house where time behaves oddly and there's a sinister figure. Another great one is 'Lies of Locke Lamora'. It has a complex world full of thieves' guilds and political intrigue. And 'Artemis Fowl' also features a rather roguish main character, a young criminal mastermind who gets involved in all sorts of magical and dangerous adventures.
One great gambit story is from the world of chess. Bobby Fischer was known for his brilliant gambits. His 'Sicilian Defense' gambits often caught his opponents off - guard. He would sacrifice a pawn early on to gain a positional advantage. As for rogue stories, Robin Hood is a classic. He was a rogue in the sense that he defied the law of the land (the Sheriff of Nottingham), but he was a hero to the poor as he stole from the rich and gave to the needy.
There is also the story of Mathias Shaw. He is the leader of SI:7 in Stormwind. His story involves a lot of espionage and secret operations. He has trained many rogues and his leadership has been crucial for the success of SI:7. He is often involved in uncovering threats to Stormwind and the Alliance. His knowledge of the underworld and his ability to manipulate situations using rogues' skills make his character story quite interesting.
One of the best Rogue stories in The Flash is Captain Cold's redemption arc. He starts as a villain but over time shows moments of honor and eventually teams up with The Flash on some occasions. It adds depth to his character.
I think 'Uncanny X - Men #171' is a great Rogue story. In this issue, Rogue's relationship with Gambit starts to develop, which is a major part of her character arc. It also shows her in action using her powers in a really cool way.
One great story is about a half - orc rogue named Grum. He was part of an adventuring party in a DND campaign. His stealth skills were put to the test when they had to infiltrate a goblin - infested cave. Grum managed to sneak past the guards and disable the traps, allowing his party to surprise the goblin chieftain and win the day.
One horror story could be about sudden engine failure while on the highway. A driver was happily driving their Nissan Rogue when suddenly the engine just cut out, leaving them stranded in a dangerous situation with traffic zooming by.
Well, 'Gifted' is a remarkable Rogue X - Men story. Here, Rogue's struggle with her powers and her relationships within the X - Men team are explored in depth. It shows her as more than just a mutant with a cool power. Also, the story 'Rogue' which focuses solely on her backstory and how she became the Rogue we know is really good.
I'd say 'Sin City' is up there. The art style and gritty narrative make it a top pick for rogue-themed comics. Also, 'The Dark Knight Returns' is highly regarded for its take on the rogue element.
One great 'Gambit Rogue' fanfiction is 'The Red and the White' which beautifully explores their relationship in a post - apocalyptic setting. It delves deep into their complex feelings for each other.
A great Rogue Lemon Fanfic might be one that takes the traditional idea of a 'rogue' and twists it. Instead of the typical lone - wolf rogue, it could feature a group of rogues who have their own code of ethics. The story could then explore how they interact with the larger society in the fanfic's universe, and how their actions impact the overall plot. It can also include elements of mystery and adventure, making it a really captivating read.