What is the Riva Rohavi fighting for?

[Ilian ZHU]

I think there's a little explanation about their goals in the first books. I don't remember very well but I think it said that the Riva Rohavi seek to recover the lands that the first king had taken from them. Those lands would be all of Voulhire.
They just want their homeland back.

[Michelle Menezes]

I don't remember if this was mentioned in the books, but I think the Riva Rohavi were oppressed and everything they owned was taken away from them, so they're fighting to get it back.

[Gabriella H]

Well, I think they got tired of being persecuted and looked down on, and now they want power.

[Asja Šabani]

Riva Rohavi have their reasons for sure. I think it is too early to make any definitive conclusions. They might be collaborating with Meldorath.

[Olomofe]

It is not clear that the Riva Rohavi is in connection with Meldorath. However, it is obvious that they have intenton to take over Voulhire

[Gandhi_D 1st]

I am not quite clear of the reason for Riva Rohavi's existence. They seem to be working with Meldorath, at least insofar as the siege of Hillport is concerned. Some reviewers aver that the Riva disdain magic. Why then did they align themselves with Meldorath?

Well, the course of the fight from the Riva Rohavi and their alliance with Meldorath was not explained explicitly and therefore remains ambiguous, I believe the next chapter of this novel will convey the answer to this question, I hope.

[Mayang Bature]

Well, it is said that they have a grudge with Voulhire since the onset. As for working with Meldorath, I don't understand why they're doing that.

[Jay David Randall]

I am not quite clear of the reason for Riva Rohavi's existence. They seem to be working with Meldorath, at least insofar as the siege of Hillport is concerned. Some reviewers aver that the Riva disdain magic. Why then did they align themselves with Meldorath?

I have no idea and I believe in the next series of this novel the reason behind their agenda would be explained. But if I was asked to guess, I would say for more power. The Rohavi agenda for aligning with Meldorath is for more power.

[Mayang Bature]

I am not quite clear of the reason for Riva Rohavi's existence. They seem to be working with Meldorath, at least insofar as the siege of Hillport is concerned. Some reviewers aver that the Riva disdain magic. Why then did they align themselves with Meldorath?

Based on the first book alone, I feel the Riva have lost track of what they're fighting for. They just seemlike bandits who enjoy living above the law.

[LS Daniyal]

After the massacre at Hillport, I think Riva Rohavi is just in it for the destruction and chaos, not rulership, not power. He just wants Voulhire to burn to the ground as vengeance.

[Valentine Maina 2]

Riva Rohavi seems to be in existence ready to fight for or with anyone who needs to fight as far as they're guaranteed fame from their actions.

[Adekeye Hassan musab]

I am not quite clear of the reason for Riva Rohavi's existence. They seem to be working with Meldorath, at least insofar as the siege of Hillport is concerned. Some reviewers aver that the Riva disdain magic. Why then did they align themselves with Meldorath?

Can you imagine that their possible connection to Meldorath is explained in the book 6? I will say no more

Well, as for their reasons, I guess, they want to rule over Voulhire. Also, they hate Mianora and intend to destroy them.

You don't say! There is a connection between Riva and Meldorath?
Well, with regards to the attack on Hillport, I felt it was merely one of Meldorath's well-laid plans, to escape his prison (unnoticed) in the light of Hillport's massacre.
Riva on the other hand, is on a Voulhire-extermination mission.

I honestly do not think if meldorath were to wanna escape prison it will be unnoticed because of how famous he is. There must be another reason for the escape.

[Adekeye Hassan musab]

The main reason the Rival attacked voulhire is as a result of their long held grudge against the founder of Voulhire who persecuted them for not joining the nation he was trying to create.

[Adekeye Hassan musab]

I think the Riva people were just insecure and attacked because the people of Hillport seemed like a threat to them. However, their attack was also linked with Meldorath, if not, they would have taken over the leadership of Hillport themselves.

I do not think the people of hillport were a threat to them as of present they thought it had the potential to be one by becoming a state that provides resources to voulhire.

[Adekeye Hassan musab]

I think the Riva people were just insecure and attacked because the people of Hillport seemed like a threat to them. However, their attack was also linked with Meldorath, if not, they would have taken over the leadership of Hillport themselves.

It doesn't seem like Riva attacked Hillport because Hillport was a threat to them. Hillport had no significant military force, which made them an easy target, and the town was prosperous, making its destruction, a significant blow to Voulhire. Riva likely attacked Hillport because it was the easiest way to hurt Voulhire as a whole. It seems like Riva is also a nomadic group that just seeks to create fear in its enemies, so keeping Hillport wasn't really their goal, which makes their probable alliance with Meldorath more beneficial to both sides.

I wouldn't say they are prosperous as explained in the book. They are just a bunch of people who had the potential to be prosperous with the right leadership. Given voulhire golden age these makes them an advantage to the golden age. So if disrupted they have cut one of the future providers for voulhire away