Roland

wide-brimmed hat;

plain shirt;

vest;

faded jeans;

low-heeled boots.

two heavy revolvers made of blued steel with sandalwood grips (reforged from the Excalibur of his world);

cartridges in drums of six pieces on the belt - for instant reloading;

shoulder bag.

Peculiarities:

the last of the Middle-World archers;

obsessed with getting to the Dark Tower;

combines the features of a Western hero (inspired by the image of Clint Eastwood) and a tragic wanderer (a motif from R. Browning’s poem “Childe Roland to the Dark Tower Came”);

sometimes he seems like an old man, sometimes almost a youth - his age seems to float, reflecting the hardship of the path and the burden of fate.

A portrait of Roland Deschain (The Gunslinger) from Stephen King's novel "Badlands" Appearance:

a tall, lean, broad-shouldered man;

facial features are expressive, “rough”, sometimes reminiscent of a tired poet;

black hair (gray strands appear over time - after a conversation with Walter);

piercing blue eyes;

the face is cut with wrinkles, darkened by the sun and long wanderings;

At the beginning of The Drawing of Three, he loses the index and middle fingers on his right hand, as well as the big toe on his right foot (after being attacked by lobsters).