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{{quote| They say a new Emperor came to power some years ago but out here in this country village it makes no difference who's Emperor. | Man}} | {{quote| They say a new Emperor came to power some years ago but out here in this country village it makes no difference who's Emperor. | Man}} | ||
Rockland's name comes from its harsh terrain, barren save for rocks. Ordinarily, Rockland was considered a simple, but peaceful, village. During the [[Gate Rune War]], the area was said to be more dangerous than in years past and dissatisfaction with the village's military commander, [[Grady]], was high. | Rockland's name comes from its harsh terrain, barren save for rocks. It was located roughly three days east, by horseback, of [[Gregminster]]. | ||
Ordinarily, Rockland was considered a simple, but peaceful, village. During the [[Gate Rune War]], the area was said to be more dangerous than in years past and dissatisfaction with the village's military commander, [[Grady]], was high. | |||
An [[Imperial Guard]] party, led by [[Kanaan]], investigated a lack of taxes coming from Rockland in the early stages of the Toran Liberation War, with Grady blaming the issue on the Mt. Seifu bandits. A young girl, [[Haruna (Genso Suikoden Soul Eater)|Haruna]], acted as a guide. | An [[Imperial Guard]] party, led by [[Kanaan]], investigated a lack of taxes coming from Rockland in the early stages of the Toran Liberation War, with Grady blaming the issue on the Mt. Seifu bandits. A young girl, [[Haruna (Genso Suikoden Soul Eater)|Haruna]], acted as a guide. | ||
The gambler [[Marco]] spent time in Rockland before traveling to the [[Warriors' Village]]. Botan nabe (wild boar hot pot) was a Rockland | The gambler [[Marco]] spent time in Rockland before traveling to the [[Warriors' Village]]. Botan nabe (wild boar hot pot) was a Rockland specialty and served at its inn. | ||
Grady abandoned the village towards the end of the war, with the people of Rockland happy with their improved circumstances and thoughtful about the future. | Grady abandoned the village towards the end of the war, with the people of Rockland happy with their improved circumstances and thoughtful about the future. | ||
Revision as of 18:16, 31 January 2025
Rockland (ロックランド, Rokkurando) is a village which appears in Suikoden. It is a small rural village located to the east of the Imperial capital of Gregminster.
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Rockland's name comes from its harsh terrain, barren save for rocks. It was located roughly three days east, by horseback, of Gregminster.
Ordinarily, Rockland was considered a simple, but peaceful, village. During the Gate Rune War, the area was said to be more dangerous than in years past and dissatisfaction with the village's military commander, Grady, was high.
An Imperial Guard party, led by Kanaan, investigated a lack of taxes coming from Rockland in the early stages of the Toran Liberation War, with Grady blaming the issue on the Mt. Seifu bandits. A young girl, Haruna, acted as a guide.
The gambler Marco spent time in Rockland before traveling to the Warriors' Village. Botan nabe (wild boar hot pot) was a Rockland specialty and served at its inn.
Grady abandoned the village towards the end of the war, with the people of Rockland happy with their improved circumstances and thoughtful about the future.
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Rockland's theme in Suikoden is the eponymous song "Rock Rockland", which is song 15 on disc 1 of the Genso Suikoden Original Game Soundtrack. It shares this theme with both the towns of Sarady and Lenankamp. All three are located in the region of Arus.
The Genso Suikoden Original Game Soundtrack notes that Rock Rockland is the theme for Rockland and Lenankamp, but not for Sarady, perhaps underscoring that village's isolation and unimportance.
Other languages and releases
| Japanese katakana | ロックランド |
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| Japanese rōmaji | Rokkurando |
| Chinese simplified (HDR) | 洛克兰 |
| Chinese traditional (HDR) | 洛克蘭 |
| Chinese pinyin | Luòkè lán |
| English | Rockland |
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| French | Rockland |
| German | Rockland |
| Italian | Rockland |
| Spanish | Rockland |
References
- Genso Suikoden Encyclopaedia (ISBN 4-575-16297-3), pages 253, 322
- Genso Suikoden Kiwami Encyclopedia, page 118