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| − | | name = King |
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| image = [[File:KingofRodoroc.png|200px]] |
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| − | | location = [[Royal Palace]] |
+ | | location = [[Rodoroc Royal Palace]] |
| − | | quest = [[Dwarves and Doguns Part II]], [[Dwarves and Doguns Part IV]] |
+ | | quest = [[Dwarves and Doguns Part II]], [[Dwarves and Doguns Part IV]], [[A Hunter's Calling]](Indirectly) |
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| + | '''King Draani VIII of Rodoroc''' is the current ruler of [[Rodoroc]] and the commander of the armies of [[Rodoroc]] and [[Maex]]. He lives in the [[Rodoroc Royal Palace]], and, as mentioned by a [[Citizen#Molten Heights|Rodoroc Citizen]], spends almost all of his time directing the city from there, with no one else allowed in. |
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| + | ==Location== |
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| + | {{RenderLocation|location=[[Rodoroc Royal Palace]]|x=3256|y=6|z=-5626}} |
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| + | The King of Rodoroc is located on his throne in the main room of the [[Rodoroc Royal Palace]]. |
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| + | ==Quest Appearances== |
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| + | During [[Dwarves and Doguns Part II]], when [[Axelus]] and the player ask the king to call of the war against the [[Dogun]]s, the king refuses and imprisons [[Axelus]] for continuing to try to convince him. <br> |
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| + | At the end of [[Dwarves and Doguns Part IV]], the King calls off the war and agrees to work out a peace treaty with the [[Dogun Chieftain]], later thanking the player for their attempts to bring peace between the two species. |
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| + | In [[The Breaking Point]], the player encounters the king and he helps the player unfreeze the Dogun Elders, so that [[The Canyon Colossus (Character)|The Colossus]] can be calmed. |
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| + | ==Trivia== |
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| + | *He was shown to be extremely immoral before [[Axelus]]' death, planning to destroy the [[Dogun's Retreat]] and drive the [[Doguns]] to extinction so that he would be known as the "King who brought peace", and in [[A Hunter's Calling]], it is seen that he would've ordered Rodoroc's slums to have been caved in just to make land, causing a civil war. It is implied this would-be war turned [[Rodoroc]] into ruins. |
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| Quest Involved | Dwarves and Doguns Part II, Dwarves and Doguns Part IV, A Hunter's Calling(Indirectly) | ||||
King Draani VIII of Rodoroc is the current ruler of Rodoroc and the commander of the armies of Rodoroc and Maex. He lives in the Rodoroc Royal Palace, and, as mentioned by a Rodoroc Citizen, spends almost all of his time directing the city from there, with no one else allowed in.
Location
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| Rodoroc Royal Palace 3256, 6, -5626 |
The King of Rodoroc is located on his throne in the main room of the Rodoroc Royal Palace.
Quest Appearances
During Dwarves and Doguns Part II, when Axelus and the player ask the king to call of the war against the Doguns, the king refuses and imprisons Axelus for continuing to try to convince him.
At the end of Dwarves and Doguns Part IV, the King calls off the war and agrees to work out a peace treaty with the Dogun Chieftain, later thanking the player for their attempts to bring peace between the two species.
In The Breaking Point, the player encounters the king and he helps the player unfreeze the Dogun Elders, so that The Colossus can be calmed.
Trivia
- He was shown to be extremely immoral before Axelus' death, planning to destroy the Dogun's Retreat and drive the Doguns to extinction so that he would be known as the "King who brought peace", and in A Hunter's Calling, it is seen that he would've ordered Rodoroc's slums to have been caved in just to make land, causing a civil war. It is implied this would-be war turned Rodoroc into ruins.