Ferrous Rokiric

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Ferrous Rokiric
Information
Colors
Species	Human
Job	Soldier
Birth, Life & Death
Birthplace	Ravnica
Lifetime	Time of the Thran, c. 400-500 ZC (-5117 - -5017 AR)

Ferrous Rokiric was a legendary Wojek Commander-General from Ravnica. He is credited with the monumental task of bringing the colossal stone Titans of Ravnica into the city during the fourth century of the first millennium. The Rokiric Pavilion, a notable landmark within Ravnica, bears his name in honor of his achievements.

History

More than nine thousand years ago, the sprawling city of Ravnica was plagued by turmoil and unrest. Though the magical Guildpact had been in place for around four centuries—establishing a balance of power and duties among the ten guilds—the city was still rocked by violent and destructive uprisings, particularly from the Golgari and the Rakdos. These rebellions severely strained the Wojek League, the organization charged with maintaining law and order, pushing its resources to their limits.

In response to this crisis, Commander-General Ferrous Rokiric conceived a bold strategy to restore peace: he oversaw the deployment of ten massive Titans of Ravnica, stone constructs each capable of matching the strength of a hundred soldiers in battle. These Titans were instrumental in quelling the rebellions and reestablishing control over the city. After the uprisings were suppressed, nine of these towering guardians were positioned at the city’s outer borders to deter further unrest, while the tenth and most prominent titan, known as Zobor, was stationed at the Center of Ravnica. This titan stood as a symbol of the Boros Legion's enduring might until its eventual destruction during the Decamillennial Celebration.

Story appearances

Title	Author	Publishing date	Set	Setting (plane)	Featuring
Ravnica	Cory J. Herndon	September 2005	Ravnica: City of Guilds	Ravnica	Agrus Kos, Myczil Zunich, Hul, Garmakh, Palla, Vina Macav, Pashak, Feather, Razia (mentioned), Gullmott, Cisarzim (mentioned), Rembic Wezescu, Azor (mentioned), Drinj, Wenvel Kolkin, Yertrude Kolkin, Murri, Shylyshash, Garulsz, Bell Borca, Grigor, Zobor, Ferrous Rokiric (mentioned), Wyoryn’vili, Wilmer Ordinescu, Phaskin, Jebun Kirescu, Sulli Valenco, Forenzad, Gerava, Helsk, Vict Gharti, Molliya, Nhillosh, Fonn Zunich, Biracazir, Bayul, Yrbog Vink, Karlaus, Migellic, Ringor, Yuraiz, Shokol Wenslauv, Verzit, Pelerine, Zuyori, Groenico, Bek, Daskos, Vlidok, Chiloscu, Tolgax, Izigy, Wenc, Stanslov, Velika, Jarad vod Savo, Dainya, Elga, Trasz, Zurno, Savra vod Savo, Luda, Tupine, Vyrn, Nyausz, Munczacz, Nollikob, Szadek, Svogthir, Tajini, Sisters of Stone Death, Yaraghiya, Helligan, Harkins, Vlerel, Orytane, Fodret, Wundico, Zekler, Jandallare, Pivlic, Iv’g’nork, Gruto, Jit, Neb, Varl, Chorus of the Conclave, Mat'Selesnya, Maertz

In-game references

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• General Ferrous Rokiric