Roker

Roker has died, leaving his covered body in Dispatch's main hall after earlier concerns about the loss of porter work.

Story so far

Frankie says Roker began growing beans in Dispatch. Mission Jones expects Roker to resent cafeteria farming and residents carrying their own computers to IT, both of which reduce hauling work. Mission also expects criticism if he ignores a merchant's signal while his pack is empty.

Roker is now dead, and his covered body remains in Dispatch's main hall.

Role

He is a deceased figure at Dispatch whom Mission associated with enforcing porter work expectations.

Relationships

Mission Jones — Mission Jones anticipated his displeasure over lost hauling work and ignored delivery opportunities.

Sources — 5 recorded facts, by chapter

Chapter 27

Frankie says Roker began growing his own beans in Dispatch.
Mission expects Roker to be angry about the loss of hauling work caused by cafeteria farming.

Chapter 35

Mission expects Roker to be angry that residents are carrying their own computers to IT.

Chapter 41

Mission expects criticism from Roker if he ignores a merchant’s signal while his pack is empty.

Chapter 48

Roker has died, and his covered body remains in Dispatch’s main hall.