I have heard of this type of deck all over realms , but what is it ? What kind of build does it have?
And does it work?

It is anything unthought of by the teeming masses. It is the perfect gem, the creative player's dream brought to fruition. It is the poetry of the metagame, a spear crafted to pierce the fabric of other decks. It is also often a pile of...

Going rogue refers to playing a rogue deck, it is not one specific deck type, but anything that doesn't fit in the standard metagame. Ex. Rigged Elections was a rogue deck at PC Indy.

Ahh..... thanks for the answer

I thought "Going Rouge" was the deck that was used by Team TOGIT, but I could be wrong I call it X-Stall or X-Crap

"Going Rogue" was a deck built and played by team TOGIT at the last Pro Circut. It stalls out using Pupet Master, Rogue, Mimic and others to turn 8 when it drops Jean Gray to clear the board, then finishes with Onslaught. Three of their team made it to the top 8.

No, that deck is not called going rogue, going rogue is what they did by playing that deck. However, there are many confused individuals who keep thinking their net-decked TOGIT X stall deck is called 'going rogue.' Hopefully that'll end.

Trust me it will never end....

This is because some writer for Metagame actually called the deck 'Going Rogue' in the final description of the tournament on the main coverage page. I've been calling it X-Factor, because I recalled some TOGIT player calling it that--I may not remember that correctly. I wouldn't be surprised if TOGIT never named it.

Going Rogue is such a cool "official" name for it though. :( It fits in so many ways. Oh well, cool deck either way.

-Mike

Isn't the deck going to eventually be whatever the populace and history calls it?

Like it or not, I think it's pretty well christened "Going Rogue" at this point.

you can't call it going rogue, because then you can't 'go rogue' in the future and label yourself so, you people do realize that 'rogue' does not refer to the xmen/bh character dont you? Bah! No I don't know why it bothers me so hehe.

I think they all know what "rogue" refers to in relation to deck building, however I think the point is that ironically rogue is a homonym in this case. That makes it a clever name.

I call it Solitaire.

Whoah... that name is reserved for the original deck that used the PM/Rogue/Mimic/Gray engine.

Exactly!

-Mike