DnD Rogue Stickers

DnD Rogue Stickers – Sneaky Rogue Humor Vinyl Stickers for Tabletop Fans

Silent steps. Sharp blades. Questionable morals. This DnD Rogue Stickers are made for players who solve problems with stealth, sarcasm, and a perfectly timed sneak attack. Inspired by rogue archetypes, tabletop RPG humor, and the chaotic charm of Dungeons & Dragons, these stickers celebrate dexterity builds, lockpicks, and the unshakable belief that you definitely checked for traps.

These high-quality vinyl DnD Rogue stickers are perfect for laptops, water bottles, dice boxes, notebooks, planners, character binders, and game bags. Whether you play a thief, assassin, arcane trickster, or “totally trustworthy party member,” this set lets your rogue energy shine.

🗡️ What’s Included

• A cohesive set of DnD Rogue stickers

• Humor inspired by stealth checks, sneak attacks, shadows, and mischief

• Designs that rogue players instantly relate to (and non-rogues fear slightly)

⭐ Features & Benefits

• 💧 Waterproof & weather-resistant vinyl

• 🧷 Durable, scratch-resistant material for everyday adventuring

• 🌈 Vibrant laser-printed colors with a smooth premium finish

• 🫧 Easy to apply & remove with no sticky residue

• 🎒 Perfect for dice cases, laptops, bottles, notebooks, and RPG gear

• 🎁 Great gift for rogue players, tabletop gamers, and D&D fans

Built for Campaigns, Chaos, and Questionable Choices

Printed on premium vinyl, these rogue stickers are designed to survive long sessions, spilled drinks, late-night planning, and the emotional fallout of “I loot the body.” Apply to clean, dry surfaces for best results, and remove easily when your character multiclasses—or betrays the party (again).

The Perfect Gift for Rogue Players

Looking for a D&D rogue gift that’s funny, affordable, and actually useful? These stickers make excellent player gifts, campaign rewards, stocking stuffers, convention swag, or just-because surprises for the sneakiest member of the party.

🗡️ Not just stickers—this set is rogue energy, subtle chaos, and critical hits, stuck on vinyl.