Overview
Win Rate 60.5% #1 / 13
Representation 0.1% #13 / 13
The data this week places 
Outlaw Rogue as a below-average melee DPS spec in Solo Shuffle, running 60.5% win rate at 1,845+.
At 1,800+ rating, Outlaw Rogue’s representation share has remained stable by 0.1 percentage points over the past 7 days. Representation is similar across regions (0.3% NA, 0.6% EU).
Strengths
- Above-average win rate (60.5%) in Solo Shuffle
- Even matchup profile with no extreme weaknesses
Weaknesses
- Only 0.1% representation at this rating
Outlaw Rogue players rate lower than most specs: 1,437 average rating, rank 32 of 40 specs. 238 rated players across NA and EU.
Matchups
Outlaw Rogue’s top and bottom matchups by win rate. All data is from 1,800+ rated Solo Shuffle.
Best Matchups
Matchup data not yet available for this spec.
Worst Matchups
Matchup data not yet available for this spec.
Common Mistakes
The most frequent mistakes made by Outlaw Rogue players who have reached 1,845+ rating, based on automated match analysis.
Used Kick but did not interrupt anyone. Missing your kick is bad on two levels. First, your interrupt is on cooldown for 15 to 24 seconds depending on your class, so you can't stop anything dangerous that comes next. Second, because of Precognition, the enemy player is now uninterruptible for a few seconds. So not only can you not kick them, your teammates can't either. They just get to freecast. If you're a melee tunneling a caster, your interrupt is one of the main reasons you're even a threat to them. Casters already have an inherent advantage because they can position wherever they want and always deal damage. If you're getting faked constantly, you're removing one of the tools that makes you dangerous to them. You don't want to be the kind of player that's easy to fake. You need to play the mind game properly and not be so predictable that casters just bait your kick every time.
4.8x / game
Used Gouge but did not hit anyone. CC, especially stuns with fixed cooldowns, is how your team generates momentum. If you waste one, you're locked out of a chance to build momentum for 30 seconds to over a minute depending on the ability. Without CC you can't set up kills. Momentum shifts in arena come from CC chains and coordination. Every time you let a stun or trap get wasted, you put your team behind and take away your own ability to create pressure until it comes back up.
1.0x / game
Used Kidney Shot but did not hit anyone. CC, especially stuns with fixed cooldowns, is how your team generates momentum. If you waste one, you're locked out of a chance to build momentum for 30 seconds to over a minute depending on the ability. Without CC you can't set up kills. Momentum shifts in arena come from CC chains and coordination. Every time you let a stun or trap get wasted, you put your team behind and take away your own ability to create pressure until it comes back up.
0.9x / game
Blind was available for over 90 seconds without use. Arena matches can last just a couple of minutes. Some end in under one. If you're holding onto your CC and not getting it out quickly, you're not building momentum fast enough. The teams that win are usually the ones getting the most CC out, the most offensive usage, the ones that get stuff going straight away. Every CC you use is a chance to swing momentum your way, force a trinket, or lock someone down long enough to create a kill window. If you're sitting on your crowd control, you're missing out on additional uses over the course of the game. The total number of times you use your CC matters, and holding it for too long cuts directly into that.
0.8x / game
Used Blind but did not hit anyone. CC, especially stuns with fixed cooldowns, is how your team generates momentum. If you waste one, you're locked out of a chance to build momentum for 30 seconds to over a minute depending on the ability. Without CC you can't set up kills. Momentum shifts in arena come from CC chains and coordination. Every time you let a stun or trap get wasted, you put your team behind and take away your own ability to create pressure until it comes back up.
0.5x / game
Recommended Build
The following build is derived from the top 13 Outlaw Rogue players in Solo Shuffle. Usage percentages show how common each choice is among that group.
Talents
Talent build for Outlaw Rogue in Solo Shuffle, sourced from top-rated player data. The loadout code below can be imported directly.
PvP Talents
Race
Night Elf is the most common choice for Outlaw Rogue at 46%, with 
Highmountain Tauren at 15% as the runner-up.
Stat Priority
Outlaw Rogue’s stat priority in Solo Shuffle: Versatility > Haste > Critical Strike > Mastery. This ordering is derived from what top-rated players are actually stacking on their gear.
1 Versatility
2 Haste
3 Critical Strike
4 Mastery
Gear
Gems
69%
38%Embellishments
Devouring BandingEquip: Your damaging spells and abilities can cause you to heed the whispers and fire a Devouring Bolt at your target, dealing 1,463 Cosmic damage. This bolt devours their strength, seizing 91 of your highest secondary stat for you for 10 sec. 31%Devouring BandingEquip: Your damaging spells and abilities can cause you to heed the whispers and fire a Devouring Bolt at your target, dealing 1,463 Cosmic damage. This bolt devours their strength, seizing 91 of your highest secondary stat for you for 10 sec. 31%Enchantments
46%38% 31% 92% 54% 54% 46% 31% 31% Tier Set
2-Set
Set: Blade Rush's damage is increased by 30% and its damage to your primary target is increased by an additional 15%. 92%
4-Set
(4) Set: Blade Rush's cooldown is reduced by 6 sec and it increases your damage dealt by 5% for 8 sec. 15%
Key Takeaways
- Currently C tier with a 60.5% win rate at 1,845+ rating
- Combat log survivability data not yet available
- Combat log performance data not yet available
- Matchup data not yet available
- Matchup data not yet available
- Based on 233 matches at 1,845+ rating this week
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Outlaw Rogue good in Midnight Season 1?
Outlaw Rogue is C tier in Solo Shuffle with a 60.5% win rate at 1,845+ rating. It is currently underperforming relative to other specs in the current meta.
What is the stat priority for Outlaw Rogue in PvP?
The recommended stat priority for Outlaw Rogue in Solo Shuffle is Versatility > Haste > Critical Strike > Mastery. This is based on what top-rated players are actually stacking on their gear.
Is Outlaw Rogue gaining or losing popularity in Season 1?
Outlaw Rogue is currently holding steady in representation in Solo Shuffle at 1,800+ rating. Representation has shifted by 0.1 percentage points over the past 7 days.
What is the typical rating for Outlaw Rogue players?
The average Outlaw Rogue player sits at 1,437 rating, rank 32 of 40 specs by average rating. 238 rated players across NA and EU.
How popular is Outlaw Rogue in Solo Shuffle?
Outlaw Rogue has a 0.1% share of all games at 1,845+ rating. It is one of the less common picks.
