Eternal Adventure: Chance for bonus damage; Extra damage if Roland/Roland2 is in the active legion; Extra damage for each piece of Roland's armor set worn
Eternal Adventure: Chance for bonus damage; Extra damage if Roland/Roland2 is in the active legion; Extra damage for each piece of Roland's armor set worn
Eternal Adventure: Chance for bonus damage; Extra damage if Roland/Roland2 is in the active legion; Extra damage for each piece of Roland's armor set worn
Eternal Adventure: Chance for bonus damage; Extra damage if Roland/Roland2 is in the active legion; Extra damage for each piece of Roland's armor set worn
Eternal Adventure: Chance for bonus damage; Extra damage if Roland/Roland2 is in the active legion; Extra damage for each piece of Roland's armor set worn
Eternal Adventure: Chance for bonus damage; Extra damage if Roland/Roland2 is in the active legion; Extra damage for each piece of Roland's armor set worn
Eternal Adventure: Chance for bonus damage; Extra damage if Roland/Roland2 is in the active legion; Extra damage for each piece of Roland's armor set worn
Eternal Adventure: Chance for bonus damage; Extra damage if Roland/Roland2 is in the active legion; Extra damage for each piece of Roland's armor set worn
Eternal Adventure: Chance for bonus damage; Extra damage if Roland 1 or 2 is in the active legion; Greater extra damage if Roland 1 and 2 are both in the active legion; Extra damage if Plundered Dungeon Sign is owned; Extra damage if Crossed Swords I is owned; Extra damage if Crossed Swords II is owned
"If you're going to duel to the death, you'd better be damn sure what you're fighting for's worth it. Raknur thought Rogar's Dream was. I wonder if his boy felt the same..." -- Roland
"For all her airs and graces, all that money, the fancy home, and the snooty butler, the baroness was just a murderer. No different from a bandit who cuts someone's throat for their purse. But the woman knew her swords." -- Roland
"If you're going to duel to the death, you'd better be damn sure what you're fighting for's worth it. Raknur thought Rogar's Dream was. I wonder if his boy felt the same..." -- Roland
Adventuring's great for strengthening your core. Of course, if you do it wrong it can also get your core hollowed out and spilled all over a dungeon floor." -- Roland
"It doesn't matter how many weapons you have. Every adventurer should know how to fight unarmed too. If you lose your sword and can't wrestle an angry orc to the ground, or punch a dwarf's face without breaking your hand, maybe you'll just take a beating and learn a lesson. Maybe..." -- Roland
"Ever run out of a dungeon with a giant lizard hanging from the seat of your pants? Still, it wasn't as bad as having to walk into the seamstress' shop with a bare ass to get them fixed..." -- Roland
"These boots have seen more miles and more adventures than most people will ever see in all their years. Our lives might be tough sometimes, but think about everyone toiling away in the fields or workshops, who can only dream of the things we see every day. We're lucky, %name%. Never forget that." -- Roland
"There have been women. Lots of them. But by the time I was ready to hang my swords up and settle down, all those chances had passed me by. The ones who were still around were married, with families of their own, and I was too old to go around wooing new ones like some kind of love-struck kid. Ah, I can't complain. I never got to watch a <son/daughter> grow up, but I got to see you turn into a <man/woman>, an adventurer, and a hero. That's good enough for me." -- Roland
"One time I was in the middle of the wilderness, miles from anywhere, and some bastard stole my horse. Nearly got myself killed twice on that trek back. At least that'll never happen to you. Can't see many horse thieves trying their luck with a dragon." -- Roland
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