- Win Rate
- 52.9%
- Pick Rate
- 1.4%
- Avg KDA
- 3.65
Rogue Counters
- Role
- Vanguard
- Matches
- 5,595
- Season
- Current
- Methodology
- Data Methodology
- Author
- Dakota Chinnick
The hardest counters to Rogue in Marvel Rivals are Iron Man, Elsa Bloodstone, Namor: the best of them wins 59.6% of its matchups against Rogue. Rogue beats Doctor Strange, Cloak & Dagger, Jubilee most reliably. Every matchup below shows the win rate and the number of tracked matches behind it.
- Best counter to Rogue
- Iron Man
- Iron Man win rate vs Rogue
- 59.6%Rogue drops 12.5 pts
- Matchup matches
- 146Small sample
- Rogue beats
- Doctor Strange · 58.7%
- Counters with enough data
- 11
Iron Man
Elsa Bloodstone
Namor
White Fox
Jeff The Land Shark
Venom
Squirrel Girl
Gambit
Invisible Woman
Phoenix
A clear pattern emerges when analyzing Rogue's counter matchups: Duelist heroes dominate the counter list, with 11 out of the top 10 counters (110%) belonging to this role. This concentration reveals a fundamental weakness in Rogue's kit against Duelist playstyles. This vulnerability to Duelists suggests that Rogue struggles against sustained damage output and aggressive dive tactics. Duelist heroes can pressure Rogue relentlessly, forcing them out of position or securing eliminations before Rogue can contribute to team fights.
While Rogue is built to absorb damage, certain Duelists have the sustained damage or armor-piercing capabilities to break through their defenses. When countering Rogue with a Duelist, focus on whittling them down over extended fights rather than committing to all-in engages. Maintain safe positioning and chip away at their health pool.
Beyond simply picking a counter hero, success against Rogue requires proper tactical execution. Track Rogue's ability cooldowns and ultimate charge to identify windows of vulnerability. When Iron Man or another counter engages Rogue, follow up quickly to secure the elimination. Vision control is essential - knowing where Rogue is positioned allows you to set up advantageous fights or avoid unfavorable encounters entirely.
Finally, remember that Marvel Rivals is a team game, and countering Rogue is most effective when your entire team is on the same page. Communicate Rogue's position to your teammates, call out when their key abilities are used, and coordinate your crowd control to chain stuns or slows. As a Vanguard, Rogue has specific strengths that a coordinated team can systematically shut down. Focus fire Rogue when they're out of position, and protect your own carries from Rogue's attempts to disrupt your team.
Doctor Strange
Cloak & Dagger
Jubilee
The Punisher
Magneto
Rocket Raccoon
Black Panther
Captain America
Hawkeye
Loki
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Rogue Counters FAQ
Who counters Rogue in Marvel Rivals?
Rogue’s hardest counters are Iron Man (59.6% over 146 matches), Elsa Bloodstone (59.2% over 228 matches), Namor (58.1% over 129 matches). Each figure is that hero’s win rate against Rogue and the tracked matches behind it.
What is the best counter to Rogue?
Iron Man is the best counter to Rogue in the current data, winning 59.6% of 146 tracked matchups; Rogue’s win rate falls to 40.4%, 12.5 points below its overall rate.
Who does Rogue counter?
Rogue performs best against Doctor Strange (58.7% over 126 matches), Cloak & Dagger (57.8% over 187 matches), Jubilee (54.6% over 119 matches). Each figure is Rogue’s win rate in that matchup and the tracked matches behind it.
How does MetaBot decide who counters a hero?
A counter is an enemy hero Rogue loses to more often than not across tracked matches. Matchups with at least 100 matches are ranked first (11 qualify today); thinner matchups are listed with their sample so you can judge them yourself. Win rates are from MetaBot’s own recorded matches, not survey data.