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Revision as of 07:45, 2 March 2015

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Roderick Dustin
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Alias Roddy the Ruin
Title Lord of Barrowton
Allegiances
Culture Northmen
Died In 130 ACTumbleton
Books

Lord Roderick Dustin, known as Roddy the Ruin, was a Lord of Barrowton and head of House Dustin during the civil war the Dance of the Dragons.[1]

History

The North supported the blacks during the Dance of the Dragons. Roderick led two thousand northern soldiers, known as the Winter Wolves, south of the Neck to support the claim of Rhaenyra Targaryen.[1]

In the Battle by the Lakeshore along the western Gods Eye, Lord Dustin's Winter Wolves charged at Lannister spearmen five times, with more than two thirds of the northern force killed or wounded in their victory. Roddy the Ruin also sounded the charge in the battle at the stony ridge which claimed the life of the Kingmaker, Ser Criston Cole.[1]

Roderick died during the Battle of Tumbleton while leading his northmen against Lord Ormund Hightower. Although Ser Bryndon Hightower chopped off Roderick's shield arm, Lord Dustin was able to slay both Hightowers before dying himself.[1]

Quotes

Best make an end to these lions before the dragons come.[1]

- Roderick prior to the Battle by the Lakeshore


As the singers tell it, Lord Roderick was blood from head to heel as he came on, with splintered shield and cracked helm, yet so drunk with battle that he did not even seem to feel his wounds.[1]

- Archmaester Gyldayn writing of the First Battle of Tumbleton

References and Notes