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Both his loyalty to the Zexen Knights and his skill with a bow are without parallel. As he is an archer, he prefers to wear armour that offers him some mobility.

He tends not to speak unless necessary but when he does, his words carry weight, perhaps because his elven longevity means he tends to consider the big picture in situations. Despite his aloofness, he has no particular prejudice against [[human|humans]]. He may come off as harsh to people but that is because he feels a Zexen Knight should project authority and he enforces that same discipline on himself. This was the case when he interrupted [[Hugo (Suikoden III}|Hugo]] as he tried to approach [[Chris Lightfellow]] at [[Brass Castle]].

He tends not to speak unless necessary but when he does, his words carry weight, perhaps because his elven longevity means he tends to consider the big picture in situations. Despite his aloofness, he has no particular prejudice against [[human|humans]]. He may come off as harsh to people but that is because he feels a Zexen Knight should project authority and he enforces that same discipline on himself. This was the case when he interrupted [[Hugo (Suikoden III)|Hugo]] as he tried to approach [[Chris Lightfellow]] at [[Brass Castle]].

He is not a natural leader but his strict and cool temperament make him highly trusted by his comrades and he trusts them in turn. When the [[Six Clans]] attacked the Zexen Knights at the outbreak of the [[War of the Champions]], Roland's collected nature allowed him to realise that the group needed to retreat before they were surrounded, even before the attack was launched. His composure also stopped [[Borus Redrum|Borus]] from attacking the enemy lines blindly, allowing [[Salome Harras|Salome]]'s plan to be implemented and succeed.

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 Both his loyalty to the Zexen Knights and his skill with a bow are without parallel. As he is an archer, he prefers to wear armour that offers him some mobility.
-He tends not to speak unless necessary but when he does, his words carry weight, perhaps because his elven longevity means he tends to consider the big picture in situations. Despite his aloofness, he has no particular prejudice against [[human|humans]]. He may come off as harsh to people but that is because he feels a Zexen Knight should project authority and he enforces that same discipline on himself. This was the case when he interrupted [[Hugo (Suikoden III}|Hugo]] as he tried to approach [[Chris Lightfellow]] at [[Brass Castle]].
+He tends not to speak unless necessary but when he does, his words carry weight, perhaps because his elven longevity means he tends to consider the big picture in situations. Despite his aloofness, he has no particular prejudice against [[human|humans]]. He may come off as harsh to people but that is because he feels a Zexen Knight should project authority and he enforces that same discipline on himself. This was the case when he interrupted [[Hugo (Suikoden III)|Hugo]] as he tried to approach [[Chris Lightfellow]] at [[Brass Castle]].
 He is not a natural leader but his strict and cool temperament make him highly trusted by his comrades and he trusts them in turn. When the [[Six Clans]] attacked the Zexen Knights at the outbreak of the [[War of the Champions]], Roland's collected nature allowed him to realise that the group needed to retreat before they were surrounded, even before the attack was launched. His composure also stopped [[Borus Redrum|Borus]] from attacking the enemy lines blindly, allowing [[Salome Harras|Salome]]'s plan to be implemented and succeed.