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Tozbek

Tozbek is a Thaylen ship captain on Roshar.
==Appearance and Personality==
Tozbek is a short, portly man with a bald head and has long white Thaylen eyebrows, a foot long each, that curve up into a stiff, fanned shape above his eyes. He has a scar on his jaw caused by loose tackle during rough weather. He is a cautious, calm man and an excellent sailor.
==History==
Tozbek captains the ship Wind's Pleasure and is married with Ashlv, who sails with him. He transported Shallan Davar from Jah Keved to Kharbranth in her pursuit of Jasnah Kholin at a generously discounted price, because of House Davar's investments in his shipping business.
Jasnah selected the Wind's Pleasure with Tozbek and his crew for her and Shallan's voyage from Kharbranth to the Shattered Plains. Following the sinking of the Wind's Pleasure, Tozbek's fate is unknown.
== Notes ==
Trackt

The Trackts are the law enforcement agents of Lossand on the Dayside of Taldain. Their headquarters is in Trackt Hall inside of the Hall of Judgement.
The trackts are one of the eight Professions represented in the Taishin with the Lady Judge, who is currently Heelis, as their leader. They are part of The Hall of Judges, Trackts, and Scribes. Their day to day duties, however, are overseen by the Senior Trackt, formerly Ais, who is currently unknown. The trackts seek to be impartial when it comes to enforcing the law.
== Appearance ==
Trackts all wear dark grey boots and pants with a lighter grey robe and a dark grey cape over that. They are all are armed with zinkallin and wear brown belts with silver buckles which have many pouches.
== History ==
During the crisis in the Diem, the trackts were seeking to capture the crime lord Sharezan. After the Taishin gave Kenton two weeks to rally support for the Diem, Lady Judge Heelis removed Senior Trackt Ais from heading the search for Sharezan and assigned her as a bodyguard for Kenton to spy on him and report back about his actions and character. In the meanwhile Ais put Tain in charge of the investigation. After successfully raiding one of Sharezan’s dens and hearing that one of his main allies wants to split with the organization, the trackts offered sanctuary for them in return for information. When that ally, Lord General Raagent, tried to meet up with them, however, Sharezan caused an explosion at the meeting place. Once Raagent went missing, he was found murdered by Sharezan with his eyelids cut off in his chilling cellar for wine.
After hearing from Tain that Lokmlen, one of Sharezan's associates who Ais captured when she was still heading the investigation, broke, Ais went with him to the supposed location of Sharezan's safehouse where Tain revealed that he is Sharezan and gave Ais the choice between rescuing her family or the children at the orphanage where she grew up. She told an unnamed trackt that she ran into on her way home to go to the orphanage and arrived at her house to see Kenton defeating Tain. Tain was then imprisoned to be tried for his crimes.
After all of this took place, Ais decided to resign from the trackts and left Lossand with her family.
== Known Trackts ==
== Notes ==
Traiben

Traiben is a Lossandin sand master on the Dayside of Taldain.
== Appearance and Personality ==
Traiben is a friendly man with black hair and has light Daysider skin. He wears the traditional robes of a sand master. 
== History ==
He entered the Diem at the same time as Kenton and remains Kenton's best friend even though he is promoted to the rank of mastrell while Kenton remained an acolent. Traiben generally supports Kenton, although he is skeptical of Kenton's decision to undergo the Mastrell's Path. 
After Kenton succeeds in his run and completes the Path, retrieving an unheard of six spheres, Traiben remarks that when he ran the Path he only found three spheres. When Elorin tries convincing Kenton not to go to the advancement ceremony, Traiben encourages Kenton to attend the Advancement ceremony saying that his father will have to make him a mastrell. Before the advancement ceremony Traiben, along with the rest of the Diem, drinks from the ceremonial bowl that Elorin had poisoned with KaDo. During the ceremony, a large band of Kerztian warrior-priests launch a surprise attack. Due to the KaDo, Traiben is killed while defending himself from the Kerztians, overmastering within minutes, when he should be able to use his powers for much longer.
== Notes ==
Category: Taldaini
Category: Residents of Kezare
Tramaria

Tramaria is a disease on Nalthis. It causes dizziness and dementia.
Vivenna contracts it at some point after becoming a Drab in the streets of Hallandren, as her immune system was weakened after she Invested her BioChromatic Breaths in a shawl for safekeeping. Vasher eventually finds her, and after Vivenna takes the Breaths back from her shawl, she is healed by the Third Heightening.
It is spread by biting insects which do not live in the highlands.
== Notes ==
Trap

Trap is a skaa copper Misting (aka a Smoker) on Scadrial.
Kelsier envies his ability to know his emotions are not the result of emotional Allomancy. He has been known to be a member of Kelsier's crew, being known and liked by many of the other members.
He is caught and beheaded by an Inquisitor shortly before Kelsier's return to Luthadel after departing the Pits of Hathsin. As a result of his absence, Clubs is employed.
== Notes ==
Treb

Treb is a plant cultivated as a crop on Roshar. It is a vine that grows clusters of hard pods which contain grain.
==Cultivation==
The farmers of Yeddaw plant treb in slits in the stone that are about a foot wide. The limited space causes the vines to grow densely, anchoring the plant inside the crack. The pods that grow from the vines also become wedged in so they do not get washed away by flooding or blown away by highstorms.
Unlike most Rosharan crops—such as lavis, tallew, and clema—treb is relatively low maintenance. Its resistance to flooding allows it to be planted during the Weeping, when other crops are washed away before the seeds can germinate. The culinary uses of treb are not known, but it is likely a less-desirable grain; farmers make more profit with other crops even though treb is easier to grow.
== Notes ==
category: Rosharan food
Treff

Treff is a member of Bridge Four on Roshar.
== History ==
After Kaladin was left out in a highstorm to be judged by the Stormfather, he was unconscious for ten days. During that time, Bridge Four went on two bridge runs; they did not suffer any major injuries, but Treff and Idolir were killed. Moash told Kaladin that the other members of Bridge Four did not know how to help them, implying that they may have survived with proper first aid. As a result, Kaladin resolved to train some of the other men in field medicine.
== Notes ==
Treledees

Treledees is a Hallandren man and High Priest to the God King Susebron.
== Appearance and Personality ==
Treledees has a long face. He's unusually tall for a Hallandren, and is one the tallest people in the Court of the Gods. In fact, he is only slightly shorter than the Returned themselves, though, unlike the men of the Court of Gods, he is spindly. As high priest of the God King, he is always dressed grandly. He wears ornate robes in silver and blue with high peaked shoulders that make them reminiscent of armor. He also wears a matching, mitre-like headdress.
While highly respected in the court, Sisirinah considers Treledees to be obnoxious and disdainful, as well as self-assured and arrogant. He does not believe in bending rules or playing favorites.
== Attributes and Abilities ==
Treledees is clever and observant as well as covert. In addition to his mental skills, he has additional Breaths to get to the Third Heightening, which grants him Aura Recognition, Perfect Pitch and Perfect Color Recognition.
He has researched the first and second princesses of Idris in great detail (although admits to the courts lack of research on Sisirinah) and understands how to use the Royal Locks to read their emotions.
Treledees is a devoted priest and takes his role as such seriously, even to the point of respecting Siri’s role as queen, though he will only call her "Vessel."
== History ==
Siri initially observed Treledees as an outwardly hostile man for most of her time in the Court of the Gods. She suspected him of plotting to kill the God King, even after Susebron told her that Treledees was a man that he trusted along with all his other priests.
Susebron was proven correct during the Pahn Kahl rebellion, when Treledees took up a fallen soldier’s sword to defend them and eventually died protecting him and Siri.
== Relationships ==
Treledees is a loyal High Preist of Susebron the God King of Hallandren. He dislikes Siri as queen of Hallandren and tries to keep her in line. Despite this, he is ready to do all in his power to preserve her during the Pahn Kahl rebellion.
== Trivia ==
In earlier drafts of Warbreaker, Treledees was named "Tridees."
== Notes ==
Trell

Trell is a name associated with several individuals and religions in the cosmere:
* Trelagism - A dualist religion practiced by the Nelazan people in Classical Scadrial.
* Trell (Trellism) - An entity in opposition to Harmony on Scadrial, and the religion associated with it.
* Trellium - A metal associated with the being named Trell which has applications in the Metallic Arts.
* Trell (Taldain) - A construction foreman from Lossand on the Dayside of Taldain.
==Notes==
Trell (Taldain)

Trell is a construction foreman in Lossand who works under Kelzi Karmat.
He is connected to Scadrian religions.
== Appearance and Personality ==
Trell has a bald head and wears the dull, loose-fitting clothes and leather boots of a laborer in Lossand. Trell is a selfless man who cares deeply for his subordinates, and he treats Kenton with a great deal of respect.
== History ==
Kenton once saved some of Trell's crew by holding up the roof of a structure after the scaffolding collapsed, allowing them time to escape. Fearing retribution upon his crew for displeasing a sand master, Trell initially acted highly subservient toward Kenton and took the blame for the collapse upon himself. Kenton's act earned Trell's trust and respect. At Kenton's command, he delightedly dismissed his crew for the day after the disaster, so that they might spend time with their families.
== Trivia ==
* The naming of Trell was intentional, but the connections are a little obtuse.
== Notes ==
Category: Taldaini
Category: Residents of Kezare
Tremredare

Tremredare is a large city in the Western Dominance of the Final Empire. It is one of Scadrial's major cultural centers before the Collapse.
It is located in the southwest portion of the Dominance, west of Morag and near the base of a mountain range. A river or canal connects Tremredare to Lake Tyrian via Chardees and Fadrex City. Another arm of the same waterway connects to the River Channerel.
Tremredare served as the capital of the Western Dominance until Ashweather Cett seized power in the area and moved the capital to Fadrex City since it was smaller and more defensible.
It is unclear if anything remains in Tremredare's former location after the Catacendre.
== Notes ==
Tren-Pedri Delouse

Lady Tren-Pedri Delouse is a noble in Luthadel.
Her father wished to form an alliance with House Aime by marrying her off to one of the head's sons. Vin spread rumours through Kliss that Tren-Pedri's hesitance was because of Aime's ties to House Hasting, and with Hasting's fictitious withdrawal from Luthadel, they wouldn't want to associate with them.
== Notes ==
Trent Saxon

Trent Saxon was a chalkmaker employed by the Rithmatics department of Armedius Academy.
He is described as being "big and burly".
He took pride in his job as a chalkmaker, and he made chalk with special formulas for specific usages in Rithmatics.
Though not a Rithmatist, he is very interested in Rithmatic lines to a degree of obsession. He spends a lot of money to meet with professors of Rithmatics. He discovered a new kind of Rithmatic line, but didn't know its effects. Nobody knew it was a Rithmatic line until Joel recognized it in the Scribbler's drawings.
He was killed in a springrail accident while investigating a new Rithmatic line.
== Notes ==
Tress/Gallery

== Official Artwork ==
Tress US Cover.jpg | by Tress of the Emerald Sea Dragonsteel Cover
Tress_US_Tor_Cover.jpg | by Tress of the Emerald Sea Tor Cover
SippingSaltyTea.jpg | by Sipping Salty Tea
OnTheGardenWall.jpg | by On the Garden Wall
DeathOfTheDream.jpg | by Death of the Dream
TressAtTheWheel.jpg | by Tress at the Wheel
Xisis.jpg | by A Better Deal
Midnight.jpg | by The Midnight Essence
BattleOfWits.jpg | by Battle of Wits
Tress Character Pin.png | by Tress Character Pin
== Fanart ==
Tress by Gar_leyva.jpeg | by 
Tress by Marie Seeberger.jpg | by 
The Emerald Sea by Marie Seeberger.jpg | by 
Sprouter Tress by Marie Seeberger.jpg | by Tress, as a sprouter
Tress and Charlie by Marie Seeberger.jpg | by Happily ever after with Charlie
Tress by ohnoesaxel.jpg| by 
Tress by lururoart.jpg| by Lucía R.
Category:Gallery Subpages
Tress of the Emerald Sea/Covers

This is a gallery for all known covers for Tress of the Emerald Sea. For more information about each cover, including other editions and translations using the same art, check each file's individual page. 
Tress Prerelease Cover.jpeg |Kickstarter Prerelease (Dragonsteel)
Tress US Cover.jpg | United States (Dragonsteel)
Tress US Tor Cover.jpg | United States (Tor)
Tress UK Cover.jpg | United Kingdom (Gollancz)
Tress FR Cover.png | France (Le Livre de Poche)
Tress EG Cover.jpg | Egypt (كيان)
Tress UA Cover.webp | Ukraine (Vivat)
 
Category:Cover Galleries
Tress of the Emerald Sea/Interior art

This is a gallery of interior art for Tress of the Emerald Sea. For more information about each piece, including transcripts of the text (when needed), check each file's individual page.
TressEndpaper01.jpg | Front endpaper #1
TressEndpaper02.jpg | Front endpaper #2
TressEndpaper03.jpg | Back endpaper #1
TressEndpaper04.jpg | Back endpaper #2
SippingSaltyTea.jpg | Sipping Salty Tea
OnTheGardenWall.jpg | On the Garden Wall
DeathOfTheDream.jpg | Death of the Dream
AnUnexpectedCompanion.jpg | An Unexpected Companion
TressAtTheWheel.jpg | Tress at the Wheel
CrowRevealed.jpg | Crow Revealed
EnteringTheCrimson.jpg | Entering the Crimson
Xisis.jpg | A Better Deal
Midnight.jpg | The Midnight Essence
TheSorceressTower.jpg | The Sorceress' Tower
BattleOfWits.jpg | Battle of Wits
 
Category:Interior art
Tress of the Emerald Sea/Statistical analysis

This page contains a statistical analysis of Tress of the Emerald Sea.
Information used for this page is located here.
=== Chapter by Chapter Breakdown ===
Chapter (65) 	Word Count (107,227)	Percentage
Part 1 	Part 1 	Part 1
Chapter 1: The Girl 	1,032 	0.96%
Chapter 2: The Groundskeeper 	2,715 	2.53%
Chapter 3: The Duke 	807 	0.75%
Chapter 4: The Son 	1,996 	1.86%
Chapter 5: The Bride 	1,704 	1.59%
Part 2 	Part 2 	Part 2
Chapter 6: The Inspector 	1,489 	1.39%
Chapter 7: The Father 	1,298 	1.21%
Chapter 8: The Stowaway 	1,183 	1.10%
Chapter 9: The Rat 	1,274 	1.19%
Chapter 10: The Sprouter 	1,053 	0.98%
Chapter 11: The Thief 	1,209 	1.13%
Chapter 12: The Crow 	1,977 	1.84%
Part 3 	Part 3 	Part 3
Chapter 13: The Cabin Boy 	1,366 	1.27%
Chapter 14: The Dougs 	1,689 	1.58%
Chapter 15: The Quartermaster 	1,361 	1.27%
Chapter 16: The Corpse 	1,257 	1.17%
Chapter 17: The Carpenter 	1,739 	1.62%
Chapter 18: The Other Corpse 	1,420 	1.32%
Chapter 19: The Cannonmaster 	1,407 	1.31%
Chapter 20: The Helmswoman 	2,271 	2.12%
Chapter 21: The Pirate 	2,149 	2.0%
Part 4 	Part 4 	Part 4
Chapter 22: The Idiot 	2,054 	1.92%
Chapter 23: The Assistant Cannonmaster 	2,257 	2.10%
Chapter 24: The Cursed Man 	2,343 	2.19%
Chapter 25: The Prey 	1,204 	1.12%
Chapter 26: The Sharpshooter 	1,773 	1.65%
Chapter 27: The Spore Eater 	1,087 	1.01%
Chapter 28: The Extra Good Listener 	2,003 	1.87%
Chapter 29: The Familiar 	1,186 	1.11%
Chapter 30: The King's Mask 	1,941 	1.81%
Chapter 31: The Midnight Essence 	2,276 	2.12%
Chapter 32: The Liberator 	1,847 	1.72%
Chapter 33: The Liar 	1,242 	1.16%
Chapter 34: The Tosher 	1,668 	1.56%
Part 5 	Part 5 	Part 5
Chapter 35: The Lover of Tea 	1,894 	1.77%
Chapter 36: The Explorer 	1,584 	1.48%
Chapter 37: The Scholar 	1,826 	1.70%
Chapter 38: The Apprentice 	2,006 	1.87%
Chapter 39: The Chicken Keeper 	1,546 	1.44%
Chapter 40: The Chef 	1,966 	1.83%
Chapter 41: The Philosopher 	1,908 	1.78%
Chapter 42: The Guide 	1,622 	1.51%
Chapter 43: The Musician 	1,251 	1.17%
Chapter 44: The Fallen 	1,654 	1.54%
Chapter 45: The Protector 	1,651 	1.54%
Chapter 46: The Informant 	1,525 	1.42%
Chapter 47: The Poet 	1,271 	1.19%
Chapter 48: The Nightmare 	2,046 	1.91%
Chapter 49: The Martyr 	985 	0.92%
Chapter 50: The Murderer 	2,163 	2.02%
Chapter 51: The Dragon 	1,173 	1.09%
Chapter 52: The Sacrifice 	1,515 	1.41%
Chapter 53: The Survivor 	765 	0.71%
Part 6 	Part 6 	Part 6
Chapter 54: The Valet 	2,506 	2.34%
Chapter 55: The Hypocrite 	1,374 	1.28%
Chapter 56: The Traitor 	1,427 	1.33%
Chapter 57: The Maligned Fashion Expert	2,352 	2.19%
Chapter 58: The Monster 	2,295 	2.14%
Chapter 59: The Prisoner 	1,350 	1.26%
Chapter 60: The Sorceress 	2,268 	2.12%
Chapter 61: The Man 	991 	0.92%
Chapter 62: The Hunter 	2,056 	1.92%
Chapter 63: The Pilot 	1,662 	1.55%
Chapter 64: The Hero 	1,974 	1.84%
Epilogue 	1,344 	1.25%
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category: statistics
Tresting plantation

Tresting plantation is located in the Central Dominance north-west of Luthadel.
The plantation is owned by Themos Tresting and the staff at the plantation included other lords and at least two minor obligators, as well as a number of taskmasters and over two dozen soldiers. His plantation was manned by a workforce of several hundred skaa.
On a certain night Kelsier visited Tresting plantation. He entered one of the skaa hovels, where he talked with Tepper and Mennis and gave them nobleman's food. Then he heard two women, Jess and her daughter, screaming outside their hovel. Tresting's soldiers were taking the daughter to his manor. Kelsier immediately went to the manor himself, where he killed all the plantation staff, which included obligators, taskmasters, and soldiers. He also burned down the manor, rescuing Jess's daughter in the process.
Some of the plantation skaa then went on their way to join the skaa rebels in the Arguois caverns. Only a few of them actually stayed, with the rest joining other plantations.
== Notes ==
Trey

Trey (callsign: T-Stall) is a pilot in Skyward Flight who is recruited after the Battle of Alta Second to fill one of the team's empty positions, along with Catnip. He is in his early twenties, and despite being older than the other Skyward Flight members, tries his hardest to fit in.
He is specialized in some area of piloting and flies either a largo, sniper, or interceptor.
T-Stall is with Skyward Flight during the fight with the KRELL when the delver came to Detritus. T-Stall also goes with FM and Jorgen to Sunreach, and is rescued by Twist when the flight retreats.
== Notes ==
Troalin

Troalin is a young noble from Fadrex City on Scadrial. He was the cousin of Slowswift and had a brother named Aledin. His widowed mother was executed for having a dalliance with a skaa servant.
==History==
Slowswift quickly makes his cousins Troalin and Aledin available to Vin when she asks him for two men that he trusts. They help Vin escape observation at a ball, concealing two of Aradan Yomen's spies that Vin knocked unconscious. The two brothers were implicated in assisting Vin and briefly imprisoned, but were later released when Yomen and Elend Venture formed an alliance. They survived the Final Ascension and became distinguished leaders under Spook.
== Notes ==
True Body

A True Body was an artificial skeleton crafted by a kandra artisan for kandra to wear while they were in the kandra Homeland. The First Generation was the only generation not to wear true bodies, they did not have the skill or knowledge to craft them when they first became kandra, so the Lord Ruler returned their original skeletons for them from when they had been human.
== Styles ==
Most True Bodies were crafted in human shape, with four limbs and a human-like face. Kandra typically kept their skin transparent and wore little clothing while in the Homeland, displaying their True Bodies to other kandra. If kandra went about bare, they did not create genitals while wearing their True Body. Heights among true bodies varied.
However, younger generations, such as the Sevenths, often wore True Bodies that were not in human form. Some were unnaturally thin, block-like, or had triangular faces, over-sized eyes, and bits of cloth in their head, like hair. Others had more limbs than humans. Many of the older generations were more conservative, and found these types of True Bodies distasteful and improper.
== Materials ==
Materials used for True Bodies varied, although specific generations tended to use certain types of materials.
*Crystal - Used often by the Second Generation, such as KanPaar. These true bodies were beautiful but fragile and could be tinted various colors, such as red. They can be used as a gemheart.
* Quartzite Stone - Used often by the Fifth Generation, such as VarSell. These were strong True Bodies, and often coupled with the Blessing of Potency, which made the kandra who possessed them formidable warriors. These True Bodies could be cracked by a heavy weight. They were considered lavish and they sparkled slightly in the light.
*Wood - Used often by the Seventh Generation, such as MeLaan. These bodies were often carved into unusual shapes.
== Trivia ==
* If Brandon was a kandra he would have a True Body made out of marble or obsidian.
== Notes ==
Category: Objects and Materials
*
es:Cuerpo verdadero
True Madil

True Madil is a city in the Northern Roughs of Scadrial. 
==Geography==
It is situated at the confluence of two rivers that flow into the Basin. It is served by the only railway that extends into the Northern Roughs. The nearest city in the Basin is Drypost, around 125 miles to the south. 
== History ==
Circa , True Madil was the largest city in the Northern Roughs.
Miles Dagouter served as the lawman of True Madil for around fifteen years. Under Miles's leadership, law enforcement in the town maintained an alliance with Weathering and Far Dorest. Miles carried a lighter inscribed with the seal of the lawmen of True Madil on his person. He kept using the lighter during his time as leader of the Vanishers, even though it made the other members of the gang uncomfortable. 
True Madil had a very secure prison. After Waxillium Ladrian apprehended the criminal Ape Manton, he imprisoned him in the jail there.
== Notes ==