Rohirrim are the civilians that inhabit that land of Rohan. They inhabit Rohan Villages. Unlike the famed Rohirric cavalry, these NPCs are peaceful and will only attack if provoked.
Spawning[]
The civilians of Rohan spawn only in the villages that can be found in their homeland. They do not spawn afield like the warriors.
Behaviour[]
Normally, they will wander their settlement idly. They are passive and will not attack anything unless provoked. When attacked, they will defend themselves with a Rohirric dagger, or various other tools. They are poorly equipped for battle and can be a useful source of alignment points for evil players.
Drops[]
When slain, Rohirrim will drop any of the items that can be found in the chests within their dwellings, with the same rarity. They may also drop Man-flesh.
Speechbank[]
Friendly
- You are welcome in the Riddermark, Person.
- Welcome, Person. What brings you to the land of Rohan?
- Welcome to Rohan, Person.
- The horses need feeding, Person!
- What is your business here, traveller?
- The kingdoms of Men are not as glorious as they once were.
- Have you heard from our friends in Stoningland, Person? Have they forsaken us?
- Have you ever seen the Golden Hall, Person? The light of Meduseld shines far over the land!
- These lands are troubled, Person. Orcs often break through our borders.
- The days grow dark, and the nights grow cold.
- The horses of Rohan are the finest in all Middle-earth.
- I'm afraid we won't have enough food for the winter, Person.
- If those Orcs of the White Hand ever come 'round here, I'm ready to fight.
- New life grows ever where the forefathers of Rohan sleep.
- We are the herdsmen and farmers of the Mark.
- We Eorlingas are a proud and wilful race.
- Be sure that you feed those horses, Person.
- In these grim times our lands are often besieged by the servants of evil.
- Have you heard the songs of Helm Hammerhand? They say he slew Dunlendings even to his last day on earth.
- Have you heard the songs of Helm Hammerhand? They say he was found dead in the snow, with the blood of Dunlendings still frozen on his hands.
- Seldom do Orcs journey in the open, under the sun, yet recently they have been doing so. I fear for our people.
- Orcs bearing the White Hand have been seen crossing our borders and raiding our villages.
- How tall and fair was Eorl the Young, who rode down out of the North!
- I wish I could join the King's Riders, and fight for my family.
- Horses always need feeding, you know.
- You're not some wizard's spy, are you, Person?
- The White Wizard has many spies in his service. You're not one of them, are you?
- The White Wizard has taken Orcs into his service, and Wolf-riders, and wicked Men. War is coming.
- Seldom do we have travellers in this land. What is your purpose here?
- The King is ill, some say. He is not how he once was.
- Be sure that you feed those horses well.
- We are not yet at open war with the Power of the Black Land far away; but if you are fleeing from him, then you had best leave this land.
- Beware the White Wizard, Person. He walks about like an old man, hooded and cloaked, they say.
- Are you in league with the Sorceress of the Golden Wood? Webs of deceit were ever woven in Dwimordene.
- There are old tales of talking trees in the Entwood. I'd like to know the truth, but none are brave enough to enter.
- Beware the trees of the Entwood, Person!
- Would you like to see my horses?
- Don't forget to feed the horses!
- Orcs are multiplying in the mountains. I fear for my family, Person.
- The tales of Orc-raids in the Westfold grow year by year.
- Where is the King when we need him, Person? Where are his riders?
- I am afraid for our people.
- The Dunlending wildmen name us Strawheads. Well, Person, I would rather have straw for hair than live every day among dirt and pig-filth.
- I hope you didn't forget to feed those horses.
- There's talk of raiders from the Black Land sneaking in by night and stealing our horses. I can't bear to think of it, to tell truth.
- We Rohirrim value our horses above all else. They are the best in all Middle-earth!
- Have you ridden today, Person, or did you journey on foot?
- Have you fed your horses well?
- The days have come down in the West. Behind the hills, and into shadow.
- Where is the horse and the rider? We are in need of them more than ever, Person.
- To think we used to be good friends with the Men of Stoningland! Long have they forsaken us.
- Our crops wither, our horses are stolen, and they say the King's illness worsens by the day.
- The people of Dunland are vicious, and cruel. Be wary of them.
- The hillmen are growing ever more hostile. I have heard many tales of burned villages and slain horses.
- Horses love a good carrot every now and again.
- I hope you've been doing a good job of feeding those horses.
- Men say the cruel folk of Sutherstreams are gathering for an assault on Stoningland.
- We have an old quarrel with the Corsairs of Sutherland.
Hostile
- You are not welcome in the Mark, Person!
- You should have fled these lands long ago!
- You will pay for your crimes, Person!
- We Rohirrim shall not suffer your presence in these lands, Person!
- You're a villain!
- Get out of my sight, Person.
- I suggest you leave this place, Person.
- Away with you!
- What do you want from me, you scoundrel?
- You shall get no welcome here.
- The heroes of Rohan will strike you down, Person.
- You ruffian! Back to where you came from!
- You serve the White Hand!
- You're worse than the wild Men!
- Guards! Guards!
- The treachery of Isengard is unwelcome here.
- Don't hurt my horses!
- Off with you, you villain!
- I don't do dealings with ne'er-do-wells like you!
- Away with you, Person. We want no evil here.
- What are you, Person, bandit, Goblin-man, or some devilry of Isengard?
- You are a devil in the White Wizard's service! Begone!
- Ruffians like you aren't welcome here.
- The King's Riders will strike you down, Person.
- You shall pay for your crimes.
- Stay away from me.
- I'll be having nothing to do with you.
- You and your kind aren't welcome in Rohan.
- Away with you, you villain!
- People like you aren't welcome in these lands.
Drunkard[]
If the Rohirrim get too drunk, they use the following speechbank:
Neutral
- Ring ding diddle diddle I de oh ring di diddly I oh!
- Roll roll roll roll, roll-roll-rolling down the hole!
- Hey ho! To the bottle I go!
- I drink, therefore I am.
- Tippity tippity tap! Splish splash splosh!
- My ale! Mine!
- Do not turn me about so, Person. My stomach is not constant.
- Stop walking on the wall, Person! Ho! Ho!
- Here and there, ale is everywhere!
- I couldn't live without my ale!
- The ale is mine!
- Up and down and left and right, I will drink until the end of night!
- Teh to ti ti tum!
- More ale in my pail!
- I used to be an adventurer, just like you. Then I discovered ale!
- *hic*
- Help! Everything is square! How long have I been here? Am I going mad? Please help me, Person!
- Yo ho ho and a horn of your finest mead!
- They see me! They see you! They see everything!
- A song! A song!
- Sing, Person! Sing!
- Give me a reason to fight and I shall drink mead!
- Well, well, haven't you come a long way! I haven't seen you in years, Person!
- Get off me, you drunkard!
- You shouldn't have *hic* drunk so much, Person, you fool.
- Goodness me, what a fine day for it!
- Ah, my old friend! Welcome home!
- Ring a ding a ding dong, sing me a song!
- You'll want to back off, else we'll be having a scuffle!
- My, my, my, aren't you a strange fellow?
- Your breath stinks of ale. Begone!
- Why do you sway around so?
- Aha, yes, you're a clever little fellow, aren't you?
- Stand still there!
- Get out of my tavern!
- Stay well away from me, Strawhead!
- There's always room for more drink!
- Yes, and a fine place for it!
- Oh, I quite agree, Person.
- I'll have you know I have quite the tale, to have you know, my Person.
- And what a day for it! What a day indeed!
- Don't you like to drink, Person?
- My old friend! Come, drink with me, Person.
- Now's not the time for it.
- I already told you, I have quite the tale for you to know, a tale. Now go away.
- That's not what you say, is it?
- I'm strong, I am. Strong and I can talk too.
- Can't you see I'm busy?
- Those cursed Dunlendings.
- You want me to tell you that old tale again?
- Speak up, Person! I can barely hear you.
- You're a dim old fellow, aren't you?
- That's very clever, Person. Very clever indeed, yes, very clever.
- I'd tell you, but then I'd only have to tell you again, you old fool.
- Here I am!
- Goodness, isn't it dark in here?
- Slow down! All of you, slow down.
- I've had it up to here with your tomfoolery.
- Is it time to go home yet, Person?
- Get away from me, you dirty old Strawhead!
- Someone forgot to feed the horses! Oh, woe is me!
 The Horse-Lords of Rohan 
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