This is a male death knight of unknown tone and appearance because
he never removes his helmet. He shows little concern for social conventions and
pleasantries. Yet his reputation is that of one of the more powerful death knights
still active on the field.
Nemeiah found him intimidating when he first began to linger at
Tyr’s Hand. This was reasonable given his imposing presence and lack of
manners. But he seemed to be liked by the Bishop and the favoritism continued
with Lightwarden’s return from the dead. The Bishop demonstrated more
enthusiasm for seeing Roeth than he did his own flock.
Why this is I am not certain. Roeth however has shown some
partiality for Nem. She healed him at the Vanguard despite the pain it caused
both of them. For this reason I requested of him (without Nem knowing) that he
protect her during the last battle. He agreed.
He then proceeded to pontificate to me about re-joining the
Ebon Blade. He spoke of my being a “true enough” death knight with piecemeal
armor that should seek community with the other black swords of Acherus. In
order to defeat whatever the next emerged threat on the world may be. I
informed him that I had not technically left the Blade, though had not sought
nor received orders in some time. It seemed that he was more interested in
hearing himself speak however, and so I allowed him without promises or petty
placations.
Yet for all of his bristling armor and wind (or perhaps because of
the latter), I do not fear Roeth. He is managed easily. The Darkrider and his
Axe are a different matter.
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