Rogue Division Agents

“ Rogue First Wave agents are determined to take advantage of a city in chaos, these traitors to the Division are willing to kill their own to take what they want. Highly trained and murderously efficient, they see the pandemic as an opportunity. With the best skills, tech, and training in the city, they're the most dangerous predators on Manhattan's streets. ”

Rogue Division Agents are former Division agents who disavowed the Strategic Homeland Division for one reason or another, and has either lent their services to another faction such as the Last Man Battalion or are working on their own, both cases working against The Division itself.

For an agent, to turn their back on The Division is to commit treason against the United States federal government; yet, it is the freedom and relative autonomy with which agents operate that gives them the potential to turn renegade. Most rogue agents are presumed to have come about following the Joint Task Force's disastrous handling of the Dark Zone. The most prominent and dangerous of these rogue agents is Aaron Keener.

Tom Clancy's The Division[]

During the New York City outbreak the JTF failed to handle and control the quarantined center of Manhattan known as the N.Y.C. Dark Zone. The result was the JTF pulling out of the Dark Zone completely, leaving behind large quantities of valuable equipment, First Wave Agents, and any hope of re-establishing control of the area in the lawless area. The event embittered First Wave Agent Aaron Keener into going rogue as he began to lose faith in the government. Keener then began recruiting other First Wave Agents into going rogue and joining him, persuading the agents about the government's decision to abandon the Dark Zone as a "betrayal". In a recording, Aaron Keener described his chances in recruiting other agents as a "one-in-three" success rate, suggesting that at least one-third of the surviving First Wave defected to Keener's side. Under Aaron Keener's leadership, they later supported the Last Man Battalion dominance.

Tom Clancy's The Division 2[]

Much like in N.Y.C., the government's deteriorating control over the nation's capitol made other agents begin to lose faith in the government and any hope of bringing order back. Various ECHOs and phone recordings reveal that some agents went rogue by resorting to banditry or peacefully went A.W.O.L. to go home (possibly to protect their friends and family). Rogue Agents are easy to spot as First Wave Agents, due to their unique Rogue piece on their chest and one strap backpack, instead of the two strap backpack that D.C agents have.

Warlords of New York[]

With the release of Warlords of New York, a new Seasonal Manhunt system was implemented to track down and eliminate rogue agents within both N.Y.C. and D.C. limits. In addition to the named enemies who have manhunts active against them, various unnamed rogue agents may appear in any activity following the completion of the campaign. They are named enemies, who have a large amount of health and armor, as well as access to improved versions of SHD tech that the player uses. This includes healing abilities, so it is recommended that players EMP these agents when possible.

Tactics[]

A Rogue Agent will carry one weapon such as Assault Rifle, Shotgun or and SMG. Along with lots of weapons, they have Division Technology such as Seeker Mines and Turrets. They can also hack the player's Turrets and Seeker Mines and turn them against the player who deployed them. When fighting one, keep your distance and watch out for the Seeker Mines they deploy, in addition to EMP Grenades that they will throw at you. The best weapon to use against one is either a sniper rifle, SMG, or an assault rifle.

Most rogue Division agents will use the base Seeker Mines and Turrets. Seeker Mines are deployed at their feet, which means you can completely avoid them by being on higher ground where there are no stairs. Their Turrets can be thrown as well. Both of these skills are very small and hard to hit, much like an agent's own. Named rogue agents, or agents in legendary missions, can use different skills such as First Aid and Sticky Bomb, so be aware and alert for anything. In particular, their Sticky Bombs will explode very shortly after they land at the designated position marked by the red circle that appears where it will land, so move quickly if you see an RDA using one.

Weapons[]


Rogue Division Agents Weapons

Assault Rifles	Black Market AK-M • Carbine 7 • CMMG Banshee • Custom P416 G3 • Enhanced AUG A3P • Enhanced G36 • Police M4

Rifles	ACR SS • Lightweight M4

Light Machine Guns	Black Market M60 • Custom L86 LSW • Infantry MG5 • Military MK46 • Military RPK-74M

Marksman Rifles	Custom M44 • M1A CQB • Paratrooper SVD • SOCOM Mk20 SSR

Submachine Guns	Enhanced PP-19 • Navy MP5-N • Police T821 • SIG MPX • Tactical UMP-45

Shotguns	ACS-12 • Custom M870 MCS • KSG Shotgun • Tactical SASG-12K • Tactical Super 90 SBS

Sidearms	PF-45

Grenades	Concussion Grenades • Eclipse Virus grenades • Flashbang Grenades • Incendiary Grenades • Nail Bomb Grenades • Riot Foam Grenades • Shock Grenades


SHD Technology

ANNA • Decoy • Drone • Chem Launcher • Firefly • First Aid • Hive • Pulse • Seeker Mine • Support Station • Sticky Bomb • Trap • Turret

Known Rogue Division Agents[]

Rogue Agent Manhunt
Call-Sign	Known Details	Current Status
Aaron "Vanguard" Keener	Responsible for convincing many First Wave Division agents to go rogue and either join his "unit", the Last Man Battalion or work on their own accord, while killing loyal First Wave Division agents. Also has stolen Gordon Amherst's research notes, ideas and virus samples with the intent of creating a new virus. He is the person responsible for the biological attack on Division Headquarters in Lower Manhattan.	Alive
Vivian "Uranus" Conley	Rogue agent featured in Warlords of New York. One of Aaron Keener's four lieutenants. Former counterterrorism officer and chemical engineer. Recruited by the Cleaners after going rogue, and upgraded the Cleaner's weapons. Last seen in the Two Bridges Sector.	Deceased
Javier Kajika	Rogue agent featured in Warlords of New York. One of Aaron Keener's four lieutenants. Former Black Ops Hitman for the U.S. government. Master of stealth and infiltration. A mercenary who lends his loyalty to whoever will fill his need for blood. Works with the Cleaners. Last seen somewhere in Battery Park.	Deceased
James Dragov	Rogue agent featured in Warlords of New York. One of Aaron Keener's four lieutenants. Former Police Officer. Weaponry and Defense Specialist. Runs a black market in the Financial District. Has been linked to the Rikers.	Deceased
Theo Parnell	Rogue agent featured in Warlords of New York. One of Aaron Keener's four lieutenants. Drone Engineer and skilled technician. Has stayed out of sight of The Division. Master of copies and deception. Been linked to the Rikers faction. Located in an unknown area of the Civic Center.	Alive

Season 1: Shadow Tide
Call-Sign	Known Details	Current Status
Molly "Jupiter" Henderson	Rogue agent featured in Warlords of New York. Commander of a cell of several rogue agents. After the death of Aaron Keener and the activation of the Rogue Agent network; Molly Henderson appeared on the SHD's radar. She planned a devastating attack on Washington with aid from her cell of rogue agents by using modified EMP to neutralize Division agents and their SHD tech. Located at Roosevelt Island with a number of Cleaners as backup.	Deceased
Chadwick "Neptune" Brandon III	Rogue agent featured in Warlords of New York. One of Molly Henderson's four lieutenants. Former flight engineer. Suspected for sabotaging JTF base infrastructure and the murder of several members of the JTF. Located in West End area of Washington, D.C. (Works with the Cleaners)	Deceased
Lucy "Venus" Anders	Rogue agent featured in Warlords of New York. One of Molly Henderson's four lieutenants. Excellent sharpshooter. Has been responsible for the theft of crucial supply drops intended for JTF and civilians. Located at the Odea Tech Office in the Downtown East area of D.C.. (Works with the Cleaners and Hyenas)	Deceased
Mary "Saturn" Masters	Rogue agent featured in Warlords of New York. One of Molly Henderson's four lieutenants. Responsible for shooting down an extraction chopper in Dark Zone West, leading the deaths of one Division agent and two JTF pilots. Head of the logistics for Molly Henderson's operation. Located at Pier 26 in New York. (Works with the Cleaners and Rikers)	Deceased
Ryan "Mercury" Chang	Rogue agent featured in Warlords of New York. One of Molly Henderson's four lieutenants. Was marked as rogue after torturing and executing prisoners. Located at East Mall in D.C. (Works with the Cleaners and the True Sons)	Deceased

Season 2: Keener's Legacy
Call-Sign	Known Details	Current Status
Carter "Hornet" Leroux	One of the first agents to go rogue, he is responsible for leading LMB squads in storming the Russian Consulate and kidnapping virologist Vitaly Tchernenko for Keener's plans. Survived the Russian Consulate and became the leader of a rogue cell determined to pick up where Keener left off. (Works with the Outcasts)	Deceased
Lori "Termite" Baker	Rogue agent featured in the second season of Warlords of New York, Keener's Legacy. Went Rogue after murdering infected civilians at a CERA camp and joined Hornet's Rogue Agent cell. Located at Downtown West in Washington, D.C.. (Works with the Outcasts)	Deceased
Tegan "Luna" Silver	Rogue agent featured in the second season of Warlords of New York, Keener's Legacy. Went Rogue after leaking critical intel to Keener. Located at Pier 26 in Lower Manhattan. (Works with the Outcasts)	Deceased
Elija "Huntsman" Le	Rogue agent featured in the second season of Warlords of New York, Keener's Legacy. Former EOD and Division recruiter who cleared Leroux and Keener. Went Rogue to prove himself to Keener. Located at Federal Triangle in Washington, D.C.. (Works with the Outcasts)	Deceased
Jason "Titan" Barnes	Rogue agent featured in the second season of Warlords of New York, Keener's Legacy. Activated as part of the Second Wave. An Eco-terrorist, he is focused and determined to wipe out humanity. Located at West Potomac Park in Washington, D.C.. (Works with the Outcasts)	Deceased

Season 3: Concealed Agenda
Call-Sign	Known Details	Current Status
Bardon Schaeffer	Leader of the Black Tusk Specialist Unit (BTSU), taken with eliminating The Division in Washington, D.C. Although not a Rogue Division Agent himself, he leads a Cell composed of 4 of them, making him an equal threat. (Leader of the Black Tusk)	Apprehended
Marley "Shade" Yarrow	Rogue agent featured in the third season of Warlords of New York, Concealed Agenda. Activated as part of the Second Wave. Former Private Military Contractor, recruited by Bardon Schaeffer and the Black Tusk. Located Two Bridges in Lower Manhattan. (Works with the Rikers)	Deceased
Sueko "Wraith" Tanagi	Rogue agent featured in the third season of Warlords of New York, Concealed Agenda. Recruited by Bardon Schaeffer and the Black Tusk. Reported coordinating supply drops with the Hyenas. Located at Downtown East in Washington, D.C.. (Works with the Hyenas)	Deceased
Linette "Dusk" Edwards	Rogue agent featured in the third season of Warlords of New York, Concealed Agenda. Recruited by Bardon Schaeffer and the Black Tusk. She thinks herself a true patriot and has been reportedly been working with the True Sons. Located at the Southwest in Washington, D.C.. (Works with the True Sons)	Deceased
Skyler "Belfry" Williams	Rogue agent featured in the third season of Warlords of New York, Concealed Agenda. Bardon Schaeffer's newest recruit. Once activated he was stationed in Washington, D.C. at the CERA camp in DZ South. After his experience in the camps, where he watched families perish from exposure to DC-62, he went rogue and eventually joined Black Tusk. Located at West End in Washington, D.C.. (Works with the Outcasts)	Deceased
Season 4
Faye Lau	Faye Lau was one the Division's most trusted agents. Responsible for liberating Midtown and reclaiming Lower Manhattan. Lau's vendetta to avenge the death of her sister and rid the world of Aaron Keener and his new Eclipse virus, led her to go rogue and join Black Tusk. She is the Division's highest value target and should be considered armed and extremely dangerous.	Deceased
Bridgette "Viper" Douglas	Bridgette may be a familiar name, being the daughter of Douglas and Harding co-founder Charles Douglas. But despite her secluded upbringing, Viper spent the better part of a decade with the SAS, quickly joining up with Black Tusk shortly after the Green Poison first hit the country.	Deceased
Felix "Kestrel" Sokolov	Kestrel is the youngest son of Alexei Sokolov, founder of Sokolov Concern, and younger brother of Natalya Sokolova, founder and high ranking executive of the Black Tusk. He was recruited by the SHD for his experience in medical support duties and his family business, he later joined the B.T.S.U. after being rescued by a team of Black Tusk operatives during a failed op.	Deceased
Dustin "Magnus" Xavier	Magnus received a Medal of Honour for his courageous actions during his service in Afghanistan, where he got his nick name and his discharge in inter-squad wrestling matches. He is an infiltration and wet-work specialist aligned with Bardon Schaeffer's ideology.	Deceased
Alicia "Circe" Coswald	Went rogue and was captured by Faye Lau for interrogation. During her interrogation, she proclaimed that she's on the side of The Division's directive to restore order by siding with Black Tusk. She was later handed over to Black Tusk in a prisoner swap between Faye Lau and Bardon Schaeffer in exchange for information. After which, she recruited Lau to the Black Tusk.	Deceased

Known Rogue Agents
Call-Sign	Description	Status
Agent Rainer	Operation ISAC enemy. A Division agent secretly trying to take over the ISAC servers and giving out bounties to kill other agents under his alias "Asher".	Deceased
Ike Ronson	The Second Wave Division Agent affiliated with Mantis, a member of the Black Tusk.	Unknown
Scarecrow	The First Rogue Agent encountered in-game at the Police Academy. Also, the first agent to join Aaron Keener and go rogue.	Deceased
Raptor	Rogue Agent ordered to stall the Second Wave Division agents storming the U.N. Building while Keener escaped with Tchernenko.	Deceased
Domino	Rogue Agent ordered to stall the Second Wave Division agents storming the U.N. Building while Keener escaped with Tchernenko.	Deceased
Torque	Rogue agent encountered at the WarrenGate Power Plant. (Legendary Difficulty).	Deceased
Redback	Rogue agent encountered at the Napalm Production Site. (Legendary Difficulty)	Deceased
Tarantula	Rogue agent encountered at the Napalm Production Site. (Legendary Difficulty)	Deceased
Weaver	Rogue agent encountered at the Napalm Production Site. (Legendary Difficulty)	Deceased
Widow	Rogue agent encountered at the Napalm Production Site. (Legendary Difficulty)	Deceased
Buzzard	Rogue agent encountered at the Grand Central Station. (Legendary Difficulty)	Deceased
Goshaw	Rogue agent encountered at the Grand Central Station. (Legendary Difficulty)	Deceased
Kite	Rogue agent encountered at the Grand Central Station. (Legendary Difficulty)	Deceased
Vulture	Rogue agent encountered at the Madison Field Hospital. (Legendary Difficulty)	Deceased
*Classified*	Rogue female agent who was responsible for the bombing of the Secure Quarantine Center and for dragging both the JTF and The Division into the Underground. Left behind audio logs which explains why she went rogue and also why she bombed the SQC. (Audio Journal: Unknown Speaker)	Unknown
Charlotte Clark	Rogue dispatcher, hidden somewhere in Manhattan after being hunted by First Wave Division agents and possibly Hunters. Has set up a communication station to guide Manhunt players to a certain SHD terminal so they can remove their Manhunt status. (Phone Recordings: Calling the Other Side)	Alive
Patricia Perez	First revealed in the "Sacred" Shield audio log where she discusses with fellow agent Jerry Liu about the usefulness of ISAC. At some point, she went rogue. In the "Marshal" Shield audio log she was musing about Second Wave Division agents before being shot dead by possibly a Second Wave agent or a Hunter. In the "Chieftain" Shield audio log, she was discussing with Felix Tate regarding the state of things in Manhattan.	Alive

Known Rogue Agents
Call-Sign	Description	Target
Blades	First Wave renegades are attacking JTF checkpoints trying to break quarantine.	Espadon Rapier
Bluebird	A Rogue agent has been interfering with JTF troops around the city.	Bluebird
Horse	A rogue First Wave agent is abducting civilians for unknown reasons.	Clydesdale
Reptiles	A rogue First Wave squad is attacking JTF convoys to steal weapons.	Caiman Gila
Flowers	Rogue First Wave agents are torturing CERA scientists for information on Green Poison.	Tulip Daisy
Eagle Squad	A group of Rogue First Wave agents have banded together to take out what remains of loyal Division agents.	Nickel Geneva Javelin Tango
Harrier Squad	An LMB agent has joined up with a Rogue agent to hunt down JTF.	Harrier
Jaguar Squad	Hardcore LMB members are supporting a Rogue agent looking for contraband.	Soprano
Panther Squad	A Rogue agent has recruited an LMB squad to assassinate Division agents.	Predator
Kremlin Squad	A Rogue agent with unusual combat skills has been hunting JTF agents to destabilize the city.	Kremlin

Known Rogue Agents in Dark Zone
Call-Sign	Description	Location
Gambit	First Wave Rogue Agent found with LMB patrol	DZ06
Shadow	First Wave Rogue Agent found with LMB patrol	DZ06
Mars	First Wave Rogue Agent found with LMB patrol	DZ07

Known Rogue Agents
Call-Sign	Description	Location
Apollo	First Wave Rogue Agent found with LMB patrol.	Manhattan E 52nd and 3rd Ave
Grim	First Wave Rogue Agent found with an LMB squad intercepting SHD supply drops.	Manhattan

Known Rogue Agents
Call-Sign	Description	Location
Lightning	First Wave Rogue Agent found in Resistance.	West Side Pier

Rogue Agents Manhunt
Group	Description	Location
Emeline's Eidolon	Rogue Division agent. Emeline's Eidolon are determined to fulfill Emeline's legacy, whatever the cost.	Downtown West
The Loa	Rogue Division agent. Tegan Silver ardently believes that anarchy is the only way to end tyranny.	Financial District
The Horde	Rogue Division agent. If chaos were a sport, Huntsman would be the best player on the field.	East Mall
The Intrusion	Rogue Division agent. There's only one thing that matters to Titan, riding the world of the human plague.	West Potomac Park
Ryan "Mercury" Chang	Ryan "Mercury" Chang was recruited by The Division from the military after earning a Silver Star in Afghanistan. Ryan left the military and became a marketing manager for a tactical equipment company. Ryan was activated as part of The Division’s Second Wave but was marked as rogue after reportedly torturing and executing prisoners.	Federal Triangle
Marley "Shade" Yarrow	Rogue Division agent and BTSU Operative. Shade is a double defector, first going rogue to join forces with James Dragov, then joining the Black Tusk shortly after his death. A former parole officer, Shade is deeply sympathetic to the Rikers and well established within their ranks, two factors that make her highly dangerous. (Works with the Rikers)	New York City (Two Bridges)
Sueko "Wraith" Tanagi	Rogue Division agent and BTSU Operative. Wraith worked as a logistics officer in the US Army before joining up with The Division. At the same time, Tanagi was approached by the Black Tusk and used her position to leverage influence and supply between the US government and the corporation funding the Black Tusk. (Works with the Hyenas)	Judiciary Square
Linette "Dusk" Edwards	Rogue Division agent and BTSU Operative. Dusk comes from a military career and military family and quickly found herself questioning the legitimacy of The Division after being activated. Realizing the organization had been corrupted and agreeing more with the True Sons than the SHD, Dusk went rogue and joined up with the True Sons – beginning her work with the Black Tusk and Schaeffer soon after. (Works with the True Sons)	Southwest
Skyler "Belfry" Williams	Rogue Division agent and BTSU Operative. Belfry is a former US Army retiree who was recruited to The Division. Spending time in the camps of Dark Zone South, Belfry watched families suffer through the effects of DC-62. This experience compelled him to not only go rogue, but to eventually join up with Black Tusk. (Works with the Outcasts)	West End
Bridgette "Viper" Douglas	Rogue Division agent and BTSU Operative. Viper is the daughter of Charles Douglas and a former SAS Logistics Officer. She passed SHD Recruitment but joined the Black Tusk before she was activated as a Division Agent. ( Works with the Black Tusk)	Southwest
Felix "Kestrel" Sokolov	Rogue Division agent and BTSU Operative. Kestrel is the youngest son of Alexei Sokolov, founder of Sokolov Concern, and younger brother of Natalya Sokolova, founder and high ranking executive of the Black Tusk. He was recruited by the SHD for his experience in medical support duties and his family business, he later joined the BTSU after being rescued by a team of Black Tusk operatives during a failed op. (Works with the Black Tusk)	Downtown East
Dustin "Magnus" Xavier	Rogue Division agent and BTSU Operative. Magnus received a Medal of Honour for his courageous actions during his service in Afghanistan, where he got his nick name and his discharge in inter-squad wrestling matches. He is an infiltration and wet-work specialist aligned with Bardon Schaeffer's ideology. (Works with the Black Tusk)	Unknown
Alicia "Circe" Coswald	Rogue Division agent and BTSU Operative. Circe used to work at high school, teaching english classes. She became an SHD Agent, where she met Faye Lau. She would later be recruited by Bardon Schaeffer, who promised her he would get her anything she wanted. Circe would eventually be captured and interrogated by Lau and manage to change her way of thinking, recruiting her to the BTSU herself. (Works with the Black Tusk)	Unknown

Known Rogue Agents
Name	Description	Status
Cassie Castillo	First Wave Rogue Agent (Washington, D.C.)	Deceased
David Masters	First Wave Rogue Agent (Washington, D.C.)	Executed by Cassie Castillo