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==History==
 
Roion declined Dalinar's initial offer of an Alethi coalition, and Dalinar realized that he was protective of what little power he did have, and would not risk exposing himself.{{book ref|sa1|24}} However, Roion was later swayed, and was the first highprince to join Dalinar on the expedition that resulted in the [[Battle of Narak]].{{book ref|sa2|76}} Roion was able to offer insightful observations about the potential Parshendi strategy in preparation for the battle,{{book ref|sa2|80}} and Dalinar inspired him to lead his army.{{book ref|sa2|81}} During the battle, Dalinar believed that Roion's troops were the worst under his command.{{book ref|sa2|81}} Roion's lines were indeed among the first broken by the Parshendi, and his armies became trapped on a plateau.{{book ref|sa2|82}} Roion's archers performed admirably despite adverse weather conditions, and helped some troops to escape.{{book ref|sa2|82}} However, half of the army was killed, and Roion was distraught.{{book ref|sa2|83}} [[Szeth]] appeared with the intent to kill Dalinar, and Roion and his men attacked him despite the danger.{{book ref|sa2|85}} Szeth easily dispatched them all; he launched Roion high into the sky using a [[Surgebinding#Basic_Lashing|Basic Lashing]], killing him when he hit the ground.{{book ref|sa2|85}} Sebarial helped organize the remaining Roion army in their retreat.{{book ref|sa2|86}}
=== War of Reckoning ({{rosharan date|1167}}-{{rosharan date|1173}}) ===
Roion declined Dalinar's initial offer of an Alethi coalition, and Dalinar realized that he was protective of what little power he did have, and would not risk exposing himself.{{book ref|sa1|24}} However, Roion was later swayed, and was the first highprince to join Dalinar on the expedition that resulted in the [[Battle of Narak]].{{book ref|sa2|76}}
 
==== The Battle of Narak ({{Rosharan date|1173|10|10|3}}) ====
Roion was able to offer insightful observations about the potential Parshendi strategy in preparation for the battle,{{book ref|sa2|80}} and Dalinar inspired him to lead his army.{{book ref|sa2|81}}
 
During the battle, Dalinar believed that Roion's troops were the worst under his command.{{book ref|sa2|81}} Roion's lines were indeed among the first broken by the Parshendi, and his armies became trapped on a plateau.{{book ref|sa2|82}} Roion's archers performed admirably despite adverse weather conditions, and helped some troops to escape.{{book ref|sa2|82}} However, half of the army was killed, and Roion was distraught.{{book ref|sa2|83}}
 
[[Szeth]] appeared with the intent to kill Dalinar, and Roion and his men attacked him despite the danger.{{book ref|sa2|85}} Szeth easily dispatched them all; he launched Roion high into the sky using a [[Surgebinding#Basic_Lashing|Basic Lashing]], killing him when he hit the ground.{{book ref|sa2|85}} Sebarial helped organize the remaining Roion army in their retreat.{{book ref|sa2|86}}
 
=== True Desolation ({{rosharan date|1173}}- )===
 
After the battle, Roion's warcamp was abandoned as the residents headed for the [[Oathgate]] to [[Urithiru]].{{book ref|sa2|86}} [[Roion's son]] became the new Highprince Roion, but was thought to be unprepared to lead, especially after the heavy casualties his people suffered in the battle.{{book ref|sa3|2}} After they regrouped, Roion's armies remained loyal to Dalinar.{{book ref|sa3|86}}
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