Ah, rogues. Depending on who you ask, they're either the class of choice for the smart and cunning or a complete pain in the backside. But there's no denying that within the realm of gaming, the classic rogueish activities of criminality and skullduggery are great fun. And Albion Online agrees, which is why the new Rogue Frontier update lets you live out your skulking fantasies.

The main highlight of the Rogue Frontier update is the introduction of the Smugglers faction. Their Smugglers Dens provide a new opportunity for solo and small-scale players to establish bases in the Outlands, empowering them to evade their more powerfully-armed peers. This update is a game-changer for those who prefer to operate under the radar.

Additionally, the Smuggler's Network introduces a new Outlands market system, encouraging players to sneak their ill-gotten goods to this faction for enhanced rewards. New Smuggler activities further expand the opportunities for skullduggery, catering to aspiring ne'er-do-wells looking to make their mark in the world of Albion Online.

There's also plenty for the more front-facing players. The new Bank overview system allows you to track your loot across different storage locations, while three new Crystal weapons and a journal category to track encountered creatures add depth to the gameplay experience. The Rogue Frontier update truly has something for everyone.

Given the focus on constant conflict in survival MMOs like Albion Online, it's refreshing and welcome that they're offering more for players who want to actively avoid conflict. The risk and reward element adds an exciting layer; after all, trying to evade those who'd risk your ill-gotten gains for a bigger payday is as pulse-pounding as a head-on assault against monsters.

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