On first sight, Roland appears to be way too slim for his height. At second sight you can recognise the lean muscles under his skin. Opposite to most other vampires, especially those at his age, he looks ill, but not really dead. His movement is agile, proving centuries of practise.

He has a healthier skintone than most vampires, that has not darkened over the course of his unlife. His hair is natural black, his hands covered with old scars from the forge.

Roland has piercing, icy blue eyes that seem to look right to the bottom of your soul. His pale, slightly golden skin makes this look even more distinguishable. He usually wears a short, accurately cut beard and has full, soft lips. When he smiles, he usually reveals his fangs, intimidating or seducing his opponent.

Besides his skintone, the most recognisable feature are the scars on both of his hands, which come from the hard work at the forge in mortal life.

If he appears as himself, he taps his cane in an unnerving rythm to intimidate the other vampires.

Whenever Roland appears in public, he dresses as a Victorian gentlemen. He wears a bespoken, immaculate suit in the style of the 1880s, a black walking cane with a silver knob on top and a silver limb ring with a filigrane, pointed tip.

Roland has a dark, full voice, filling the room with no effort. His speech pattern is slow and emphazied, acompanied by a cold gaze.