That gamer terminology is a pet peeve of mine. A gamer's tank fills the real-world infantry role. It can hold territory and take a lot of punishment, but it doe

That gamer terminology is a pet peeve of mine. A gamer's tank fills the real-world infantry role. It can hold territory and take a lot of punishment, but it doesn't do much damage to the enemy. The D&D melee rogue, on the other hand, is much like a real-world tank. The rogue moves fast and hits hard but is vulnerable without infantry support.