Roghar

**Roghar** is the Father of Fenrirs and one of the three Guardians of the Jiera Continent. He was once called the **God of Mana**. He spends his life trying to find new ways to give life.

## Appearance

### Humanoid Form

In his human form, Roghar looks like a handsome man in his early thirties about 1.65 meters (5'5") tall, with the lean build of a scholar, ashen grey skin, short silver hair, and grey eyes.

## Background

Roghar the Fenrir was once considered the god of mana. He spends his life trying to understand how mana and world energy interact. He believes that since all living beings have mana but only sentient beings have a mana core, it might be linked with the soul. His disciples researched ways to turn crystals into living beings and if it was possible to reincarnate people by preserving their core. He was often mistaken for the god of the afterlife because of his knowledge, but death is not his trade.

Similar to how Leegaain and Fenagar, and Salaark and Zagran dislike each other, Tyris and Roghar dislike each other.

Many races came to Roghar seeking answers and he helped them while warning them about the possible long-term consequences of putting untested theories into practice, but in the end led to the creation of many Fallen Races. As a result Tyris banished him from Garlen for his experiments, punching him a continent away.

Roghar attends a meeting with the other 5 original Guardians as well as Lochra Silverwing and Baba Yaga to discuss "the anomaly" (Lith) and how to contain the Jiera lost cities. Later, when Tyris storms Fenagar's turf after discovering Kolga's nature as Kogaluga's twin city; Zagran and the other Guardians observe, and all of them bet on Tyris. Despite having the territorial advantage, Fenagar loses to Tyris in just over a minute. Before she can finish the job, all the Guardians and white cores have their consciousnesses forcefully brought to witness Lith's tribulation.

When the Guardians observe Lith casting the Demons of the Flames, they congratulate Leegaain as the father, though the Father of All Dragons denies any relation. Roghar along with all other Guardians and white cores are summoned to witness Scarlett the Scorpicore's final tribulation against Xedros in the Eclipsed Lands.

Roghar observes Lith's Voidfeather Dragon and Abomination forms along with the Garlen Guardians and the Council. When he witnesses Lith's Demons of Darkness corrupting him and opening a gateway to wandering souls, he expresses his desire to study Lith as he presents an opportunity to study how to artificially inject souls, but the Garlen Guardians reproach him for his reckless record for experimentation and warn him to enter Garlen at his own peril.

## Quotes

* *"I find him interesting. This Lith is unlike Salaark who rules over death and rebirth or like me who deals with finding new ways to give life. From what I could see, his trade is not just killing, he deals with souls...[Salaark you] use the darkness element to destroy something in order to create something else or make way for new life whereas he doesn't only kill someone, he also acts as a gateway for those who remained trapped between life and death."* (Roghar to the other Guardians, Chapter 1153)

## Trivia

* For vacation Roghar likes to mingle with Fallen Races trying to revert them back.
* As the god of mana, Roghar has created more spells than every other Guardian combined.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 Chapter 1051: Gods and Guardians (Part 3)
2. ↑ Chapter 1153: Shadows of the Past (Part 1)
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 Chapter 1152: State of Sorrow (Part 2)
4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 Chapter 1513: Trees and Fallen (Part 1)
5. ↑ Chapter 1246: Bets and Arsenals (Part 2)
6. ↑ Chapter 1252: Demons' Horde (Part 2)
7. ↑ Chapter 1254: Demons of the Flames (Part 2)
8. ↑ Chapter 1412: Golden Dragon (Part 2)
9. ↑ Legion on Discord
10. ↑ Legion on Discord