Haran'alle

Haran'alle was an Imass (likely of the Logros), born of the clan led by Ban Raile. He was initially named "Haran'alle" because he was born in the Summer of the Great Death of the Caribou. He later became known by the name "Tenag Ilbaie" as a Tenag Soletaken Bonecaster. He was a loyal Bonecaster until he 'failed' against the Forkrul Assail in the L'aederon Wars (according to the Logros T'lan Imass Onrack and Monok Ochem).House of Chains, Chapter 20, US TPB p.513
In time he was one of a group of seven 'broken' T'lan Imass also known as The Unbound, reverting to his birth name, Haran'alle, which (also) meant "Antler From Summer".House of Chains, Chapter 1, UK MMPB p. 35-38 He was the largest of the Unbound.House of Chains, Chapter 14, US TPB p.408
The Unbound became the Teblor's gods, known as 'The Seven Faces in the Rock'.House of Chains, Chapter 1, US TPB p.28--30 The Teblor called him "Halad the Giant" and "Halad Rack Bearer".House of Chains, Chapter 14, US TPB p.408
He wore a headdress comprised of what appeared to be a woolly elephant skull, or a stylised representation of one.Kellanved's Reach, Chapter 15, US HC p.225
==In House of Chains==
Haran'alle and the other Unbound swore fealty to the Crippled God in return for breaking their Vow and gaining limited freedom.House of Chains, Chapter 1, US SFBC p.34 He and the others cultivated the young Teblor warrior, Karsa Orlong, to retrieve their lost weapons, which would sever Tellann and grant them their full freedom.House of Chains, Chapter 1, US SFBC p.34House of Chains, Chapter 16, US SFBC p.566House of Chains, Chapter 17, US SFBC p.571 According to Haran'alle, a previous attempt to guide Karsa's grandfather, Pahlk, had failed because the Seven had been too confident, not realising how much of their power had been spent sundering their Vow.House of Chains, Chapter 1, US SFBC p.34 
Once Karsa found their weapons, Halad told the Teblor he must forge a stone sword of his own, and offered to guide him during its creation. Karsa spurned his guidance, but did accept Urugal's offer to invest the sword with the Seven's sorcery. Halad warned that the flint spar would defeat Karsa's attempt to strike off the necessary stone, and whispered in amazement when Karsa was successful where so many T'lan Imass had failed.House of Chains, Chapter 14, US SFBC p.523-525
Once again in possession of their weapons, Haran'alle and the Unbound were freed. But Karsa then cut down Sin'b'alle, claimed her foundlings, and ordered the remaining six to abandon the Teblor.House of Chains, Chapter 17, US SFBC p.571-575 The Unbound departed, determined to help the Tiste Edur and their master claim the First Throne and control of the T'lan Imass.House of Chains, Chapter 20, US SFBC p.658
While pursuing the Unbound, Onrack came to the conclusion that one of their number was a bonecaster. Monok Ochem confirmed it was Haran'alle, who had once been called Tenag Ilbaie.House of Chains, Chapter 20, US SFBC p.654/659-660
Tenag Ilbaie had been sent to assist the Kron T'lan Imass in their war against the Forkrul Assail knowing full well he was doomed to failure. Onrack felt sympathy for the fallen bonecaster who had accepted his duty and been destroyed and condemned.
==In Dust of Dreams==
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==In The Crippled God==
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==In Kellanved's Reach==
Kellanved and Dancer, in search of the First Throne, followed the path indicated by a stone artifact through a gate in Shadow to the Place of the Blooming Ice in the Warren of Tellann. There they found the Throne in a cavern on an island, but were shocked to discover the feared Witch Jadeen already seated upon it.Kellanved's Reach, Chapter 13, US HC p.198-209 After Dancer attempted to strike her with a throwing knife, she summoned five warriors from the Army of Dust and Bone from the ground around her. The Bonecaster, Tem Benasto, introduced himself and the others--Tenag Ilbaie, Ay Estos, Ulpan Nodosha, and Onos T'oolan--as the Logros guardians tasked with protecting the Throne. The Witch soon put a stop to the pleasantries and ordered Onos to slay the two intruders. But when the T'lan Imass drew his sword, it found the witch's neck, decapitating her and sending her body tumbling from the Throne. Onos declared her unworthy before Kellanved stepped forward to claim the Throne himself.Kellanved's Reach, Chapter 15, US HC p.224-227 
Kellanved sat and Tenag Ilbaie and the other T'lan Imass bowed before him as they considered whether he was worthy. When Tem asked the mage for his orders, Kellanved had none but for them to continue with whatever they had already been doing. The T'lan Imass were pleased and departed to search for their brothers and sisters. Onos told Kellanved they would return at his call. Afterwards, the mage theorised that those who sat on the Throne required the T'lan Imass' permission and could not issue just any command they desired.Kellanved's Reach, Chapter 15, US HC p.227-229
==Notes and references==
Category:Bonecasters
Category:Logros
Category:Mages
Category:Males
Category:Soletaken
Category:T'lan Imass
Category:The Unbound
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