Roger Mobile Legends Hero Guide

• Role: Fighter, Marksman
• Lane: Jungle
• Specialty: Finisher, Burst
• Damage Type: Physical
• Win Rate: 49.5%
• Ban Rate: 0.1%

# Roger A grizzled hunter and former soldier, Roger exemplifies the tragic hero archetype—a figure of unwavering determination whose selfless act of heroism comes with a devastating supernatural cost. ## Background After decades serving in the imperial military, Roger sought a quieter existence in the wilderness bordering the Black Forest, an ominous woodland situated mere miles east of the Megalith Wastelands. Despite stern warnings from local villagers about the dangers lurking within its depths, the resolute former soldier remained committed to establishing himself as an independent hunter and living off the forest's resources. The Black Forest harbored numerous hostile creatures, but none proved more dangerous than the wolf packs that stalked its shadowed territories. Under the command of their newly empowered leader, Whitefang—a Wolf King who had unlocked ancient magical abilities—the wolves became increasingly formidable predators. As the forest's natural prey dwindled, the desperate packs began venturing beyond the woodlands' borders, systematically hunting travelers and merchants who ventured too near their territory. ## The Encounter Determined to neutralize this mounting threat, Roger pursued Whitefang's pack across the wilderness, ultimately tracking them to a nearby settlement. His arrival coincided with a devastating coordinated assault: a primal howl shattered the night's silence, and the wolves descended upon the village with savage fury. At the attack's center stood Whitefang himself, poised to devour a wounded young girl. Without hesitation, Roger charged the beast, wrenching the child from its grasp. In retaliation, Whitefang raked his claws across Roger's chest, inflicting severe wounds even as the hunter carried the girl to safety. Though gravely injured, Roger rallied his strength to repel the attacking pack, issuing a fearsome warning that matched Whitefang's own ferocity. The Wolf King withdrew with his followers, but the hatred burning in the creature's departing gaze left Roger shaken to his core. ## The Curse Haunted by dread and fearing Whitefang's inevitable return, Roger trained the village survivors in combat tactics, devoting particular attention to the rescued girl—Ruby. Yet his vigilance soon proved overshadowed by alarming transformations overtaking his own physiology. Recognizing these changes as connected to Whitefang's cursed wounds, Roger made the agonizing decision to abandon the village to protect those he cared for. Upon returning to his isolated dwelling, Roger's fears materialized fully: the ancient magic coursing through Whitefang's claws had begun corrupting his very essence. When the full moon rose over the Black Forest's expanse, Roger's worst nightmare became reality. His body twisted and warped, reshaping into a creature nearly indistinguishable from Whitefang himself—a lupine monstrosity born from the hunter's own flesh. Fearing he would become the very threat he had fought to contain, Roger departed into self-imposed exile, wandering the lands as a solitary figure caught between his human identity and the predatory instincts consuming him.