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Roland is a [[young]], [[Richemuloise]] [[bard]], [[dandy]], and [[adventurer]] who owns the [[w:Seven League Boots|Seven League Boots]]. This [[magic item]] allows movement over large distances in an instant. However, the boots (which cannot be removed) inflict [[curse]] that makes his perception of the people and environment that surround him such that they seem to move in slow motion, greatly aggravating him and eating away at his patience.<ref name="Deadly Denizens p. 57">[[Deadly Denizens]], [[Quoth the Raven Issue 26]], p. 57-58</ref>
Roland is a [[young]], [[Richemuloise]] [[bard]], [[dandy]], and [[adventurer]] who owns the [[w:Seven-league Boots|Seven League Boots]]. This [[magic item]] allows movement over large distances in an instant. However, the boots (which cannot be removed) inflict [[curse]] that makes his perception of the people and environment that surround him such that they seem to move in slow motion, greatly aggravating him and eating away at his patience.<ref name="Deadly Denizens p. 57">[[Deadly Denizens]], [[Quoth the Raven Issue 26]], p. 57-58</ref>


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Roland is a young, Richemuloise bard, dandy, and adventurer who owns the Seven League Boots. This magic item allows movement over large distances in an instant. However, the boots (which cannot be removed) inflict curse that makes his perception of the people and environment that surround him such that they seem to move in slow motion, greatly aggravating him and eating away at his patience.[1]

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