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Little Herdaz

Little Herdaz is a district within the Sebarial warcamp on the Shattered Plains on Roshar. Many of the Herdazians in the warcamps live there, among them Lopen's family, including his mother, his uncle and several of his cousins.
The buildings there are mostly hovels. Though nominally, Little Herdaz is under Sebarial's rule, the locals do not consider this particularly important, and police themselves. This self-seclusion is what leads Lopen and Kaladin to hide king Elhokar there following Graves's assassination attempt.
It's uncertain what happened to Little Herdaz following the Battle of Narak. Though Sebarial's warcamp survived the Everstorm without much damage, owning to the protection of the half-ruined dome it'd been built in, most of his people relocated to Urithiru along with their highprince. As shortly after the battle, Chilinko speculated that the district might get an order to move soon, it is possible the people of Little Herdaz are now in Urithiru.
== Trivia ==
* The name "Little Herdaz" is likely derived from many similar neighborhoods in real life, such as Little Mexico in Dallas or Little Poland in Greenpoint.
== Notes ==
Liveborn

Liveborn are the human inhabitants of the States. They are each given a State to live in when born and the State is constructed based on their personality, to make their life fulfilling. Given that the States are simulated worlds, the actual physical bodies of the Liveborn are merely brains put in jars filled with a nutrient bath. All of this, including the machinery needed for the simulation, fits in a box the size of a melon.
== Notes ==
Liyun Noodleface

Liyun Noodleface is the affectionate name given by Nikaro to the plush dragon that Yumi wins from a carnival game requiring her to throw balls to knock over stacks of blocks. The stuffed toy is a pink dragon eating a bowl of noodles, and is larger than Yumi herself. Yumi thinks the name, referring to Liyun, is irreverent, but subsequently uses the name herself as well. Yumi gives Liyun Noodleface away to a little girl who was eyeing it, after deciding she doesn't care to own it.
== Notes ==
Liza

Liza is a coroner living in America. 
She is in her late fifties. She is very tall. She likes to be called a medical examiner. She constantly plays games while on duty. She has difficulty interacting with people and so finds a job as a coroner to be satisfactory. She does not enjoy paperwork or meetings. Tobias adores her but Stephen doesn't know what Tobias saw in her.
While Stephen was investigating the disappearance of Panos Maheras' body, he talked to Liza in order to try and find clues. She wore a white lab coat over jeans and a pink buttoned blouse. She describes herself as busy to avoid helping Stephen but was playing games. Liza was curious about the disappearance because the commissioner had insisted the body was to stay in the morgue until it was stolen. Liza agreed to trade an interview between Stephen and a psychologist for 15 minutes of looking around the morgue. 
== Notes ==
Loaten

Loaten is a Darksider currently living in Lonzare, the Darksider quarter of Kezare. 
== Appearance and Personality ==
Loaten is a portly dark skinned man. He has a thin goatee and long thick sideburns but is otherwise bald. He has a distinctive scar on his neck. He wears a pin striped gray robe over a blue shirt, and wears a ring on every one of his fingers.
== History ==
Loaten was Emperor Skathan's chief minister of diplomacy. He fell from power when he tried to kill Skathan. He was said to have been executed, but in reality he fled to Dayside.
Loaten met Gevalden during his search for the Sand Mages and knows what became of him. When Khriss came to Lonzare N'Teese, for a fee, brought her to see Loaten. He recognized her as the "missing Elisian Duchess". When Khriss asked him for information about what Gevin was searching for and about his fate, but Loaten refused to give her more than hints, saying that he is not allowed to tell her. He then assigned N'Teese to act as her guide while she was in Kezare. Nilto interrupted their meeting and made her leave the office. As Khriss left the room Baon saw Loaten through the doorway, recognized him as a traitor, and raised his pistol to shoot him before Khriss pacified him and they made a hasty exit.
== Notes ==
Category: Taldaini
Category: Residents of Kezare
Lodestar

A Lodestar is an appointed leader of a community on Canticle who navigates a city along its route. In some communities, the Lodestar also acts as a visionary who guides the long term plans of the city. On Beacon, a Lodestar is appointed by a vote of the Greater Good.
==History==
The term originates on Threnody with the first Lodestar who led a group of Threnodites to Canticle to escape internal strife in the aftermath of the Evil. 
==List of Known Lodestars==
* Elegy
* Zellion
== Notes ==
Logna

Logna, known as Thokk in her human alias, is a deity worshiped by the Weswarans. She is called "mother of monsters" and "stealer of words". She refers to Woden as her brother, but works against him.
==Powers and Abilities==
Logna can alter probabilities and manipulate small objects like a wight, though more powerfully than most wights. She can create fire to burn letters into the ground, known as "Logna's Fire"; this is recognized by the Weswarans as distinct from Thunor's fire that burns up writing. She can form a body to interact with people, but too much presence of people or things from "upstream" dimensions prevents this. Destroying a phone prevented her from re-forming a body until the next day, and she is unable to affect Ulric Stromfin. However, she can touch technological objects from upstream to a small degree when embodied; she can use a laptop, though it burns her fingers. She has the power to "steal any word", which allows her to discover passwords.
==History==
Logna originally arrived in the dimension inhabited by the Weswarans in the distant past, swimming upstream from other realities. She influenced John West's "random" dimensional jump, causing him to arrive in that dimension. During his travels, she assisted him, pretending to be a wight. She also accompanied him in disguise as Thokk. Ealstan recognized that Thokk was Logna, though John did not.
After the Hordamen led by Woden are defeated, Logna explains that by continuously moving around, John can continue to live in this dimension without harming the wights, and his presence will protect Sefawynn from Woden's retaliation. This allows John to stay and marry Sefawynn. Logna begins researching the dimensional portal technology.
==Trivia==
*Logna may be the Weswaran equivalent of Loki from real-world Norse mythology, or possibly an amalgamation of Loki and the jötunn Angrboða. Logna is called "mother of monsters", and in Norse mythology the wolf Fenrir is the son of Loki and Angrboða. This also implies that Fenris is likely Logna's son.
*Thökk is a mythological alias and disguise likely used by Loki in Norse mythology.
== Notes ==
category: Viewpoint characters
Logshine

Logshine is a type of beer from Scadrial. It is typically brewed in the Roughs, but at least one liquor store in Bilming stocks it. After accidentally sending a truck tire through the window of the store, Wax bought two bottles of Logshine, which he considered the best beer there was, and brought them to share with Wayne, who hadn't had any in years and greatly appreciated the gesture.
== Notes ==
Lokkall

Lokkall is the current Lord Admiral of Lossand on the Dayside of Taldain. He is the Taisha at the head of the Helm. As such he has no actual power, as all of the true power of the Helm belongs to the Shipowners' Circle.
== History ==
He was the head of The Shipowners' Circle before Delius forced him to become the Lord Admiral. When Kenton and Delius arrive at the Shipowners' Circle in Lraezare in Lokkall's house, Lokkall says that the Circle had "need" of his ship and that it has departed, leaving Delius and Kenton stranded in Lraezare. Delius says that he will just commandeer another ship, and Lokkall declares that the Circle has had enough of Delius' drunkenness and they have unanimously decided to strip him of his title. Delius immediately asks his steward for "the documents" and signs them, transferring ownership of the fleet of ships that his son, the steward, was holding on his behalf to himself. Delius then announces that he is commanding his ships to monopolize access to the port of Kezare for the next month. Upon hearing this the Circle goes into a panic and so when Delius nominates Lokkall to be Lord Admiral, saying that if they vote for him he will not block Kezare, they unanimously agree, and Lokkall becomes the new Lord Admiral. Delius then tells Lokkall that he will hold all of the possessions that he just lost, and if he votes in favor of the Diem he will nominate a new Lord Admiral and return his possessions to him. Lokkall agrees, and votes "wholeheartedly" in favor of the Diem.
== Notes ==
Category: Taldaini
Lokmlen

Lokmlen is a Kerztian criminal working for Sharezan in Kezare on the Dayside of Taldain.
== Appearance and Personality ==
He is brown-skinned, bald, and has a Kerztian cross scar on his forehead and over his eyes. He wears a goatee and a hoop earring in his left ear. He carries a zinkall and a sword. He is a devout and vocal Kerztian and belongs to the warrior-priest DaiKeen.
== History ==
Lokmlen was chased by Ais through the portside market of Kezare after escaping the scene of a Trackt raid where he killed three trackts. When Ais catches him she demands to know where Sharezan is and who they are working for. During the fight he taunts her calling her names and accusing her of being a traitor to her people. In the end Lokmlen overpowers her and is about to kill her, when Aarik interrupts and challenges Lokmlen. Aarik then outmatches him before stomping on his foot, giving Ais an opening to put her zinkall to his head and arrest him. Later, at the scene of the raid, the trackts find Torkel trapped behind a cupboard, who had gone missing a year before in a presumed boating accident. During his stay in prison Tain tells Ais that Lokmlen has given in, and is talking and giving the trackts information. It is unclear if this was actually true, or if Tain, i.e. Sharezan, was simply feeding Ais bad information in Lokmlen's name. At some point he is freed him from his imprisonment, presumably by Tain, and rejoins the gang. At Sharezan's orders, he plants a firebomb in the orphanage Ais grew up in, and then goes to the location of Sharezan's trap for Ais.
== Notes ==
Category: Taldaini
Category: Residents of Kezare
Lolan

Lolan is a servant at Mercystar's palace in Hallandren on Nalthis circa 327.
When Vasher infiltrated the palace, he encountered a group of four servants in the hallway. He used his common distraction tactic of throwing Nightblood (in his sheath) at the group, and also tied up Taff with an Awakened rope. Lolan picked up Nightblood, thinking he might use it against the attacker, while Rariv and the remaining servant ran for help. Vasher then knocked Lolan out while he was distracted by the sword. Taff was subsequently killed by Denth, but Lolan was spared, presumably because he was unconscious and would not have been able to identify Denth.
Lolan recounted his version of the events during an investigation by Lightsong, and was hesitant to show his injured hand. He eventually revealed that his hand had turned gray, meaning that he started to draw Nightblood and the sword began to consume his soul. This implies that Nightblood regarded Lolan as "evil", and he was indeed repentant after speaking to Lightsong.
== Notes ==
Lomard

Lomard is a lighteyes in the Sadeas warcamp during the War of Reckoning.
He spoke with Vartian about how Dalinar and his sons were not winning any gemhearts, purposefully saying it within earshot of Adolin Kholin. Adolin wished to challenge Lomard, but knew that the Alethi Codes of War forbade it since he was on duty.
== Notes ==
Long Hunt

The Long Hunt was a culling of the drull that was initiated by Princess Feotora after Illarion the White Wizard brought word of the rise of the latest Dark One. As commander of the Long Hunt, the princess set forth into the Blackened Lands to meet drull and their beasts with steel, before the Destined One would have to face the Dark One. During the hunt, Princess Feotora found the Dark One, Paul Tanasin, and attempted to slay him. She was defeated and left went back to the Kingdoms of Light to take word of what she had discovered.
== Notes ==
Longbrow's Straits

Longbrow's Straits is a waterway that separates the island of Thaylenah from the Frostlands on mainland Roshar. The straits are likely named for the famous sailor Longbrow.
The straits are lined by tall, sleek lighthouses for navigation. Various creatures live in the water, including santhidyn, khornaks, redwaters, and schools of small fish. The straits become narrow near Klna City, but in some areas they are wide enough that it can be difficult to see land.
==History==
In , the Wind's Pleasure traveled the straits, taking Shallan and Jasnah on their journey from Kharbranth to the Shattered Plains. The seas were relatively calm at the time, but Tozbek implied that sailing the straits could sometimes be difficult. Shallan noted the dark appearance of the distant Frostlands and the cliffs visible on Thaylenah. She sighted a rare santhid and ordered the crew to lower her into the water so that she could sketch it.
===In Shadesmar===
Longbrow's Straits corresponds to a landmass in the Rosharan subastral (Shadesmar). It is located at the south end of the Sea of Lost Lights and it borders the Glasswater Deep and the Luminous Shallows. It contains the Cognitive Realm version of Thaylen City and a small lake that is hated by Nazh.
When Kaladin and his companions were trapped in Shadesmar in , Kaladin realized that the Honor's Path would sail relatively close to Longbrow's Straits, and he hoped to reach the landmass there to try and seek out the Oathgate in Thaylen City. They eventually sighted Longbrow's Straits, and Kaladin flew the party onto the land, which contained a strange, empty glass forest. After a long journey through the forest, they reached Thaylen City, where the Oathgate was guarded by thousands of enemy spren.
== Notes ==
Longroot

Longroots are a type of plant native to Roshar.
==Description==
Longroots are, as their name suggests, a type of long tuber that contains a sticky sap. They grow in cracks in the rock where stormwater collects. As a result, longroots are covered in dirt and crem from the highstorms when they are harvested. They are brown in color.
==Culinary Use==
Longroots are easy to grow and are cultivated and eaten in many regions of Roshar. They are not known for their taste, which is faintly reminiscent of minerals. Longroots are cheap, and are often eaten only when alternatives are not readily available. Since they are tubers, they have a long shelf life; they can be boxed and put into storage and can be transported by caravan.
Longroots are technically edible when raw but are usually cooked for a long time, commonly as an ingredient in stew. The roots are peeled and cut into chunks before stewing. Lunamor experiments with longroot stew on multiple occasions, including a version with shelled finger crab meat.
==History==
Longroots have been seen as a foodstuff in a number of locations across the Rosharan continent, including the warcamps at the Shattered Plains, Narak, Yeddaw, rural Alethkar, and the Rockfall mansion in Kholinar. 
When Kaladin's family was struggling to get by due to Roshone's hostility, they ate longroots and other food donated secretly by the townspeople of Hearthstone. Hesina and Kaladin peeled longroots while they discussed spren with Tien.
== Notes ==
Category: Food
Category: Rosharan food
Longsfollow

Longsfollow is a village along a canal in the Southern Dominance in the Final Empire. It serves as a rest stop for canalmasters and their skaa workers, and as a hub for commerce. Noblemen who own plantations come there to trade, and ship their goods to Luthadel. Because of all this trade, Longsfollow is a busy civic center.
The village is distinguished by the presence of two crumbling towers across the canal from the main body of the village. 
Kelsier lives there with his wife Mare before their raid on Kredik Shaw that sent both of them to the Pits of Hathsin. They have to quickly abandon their dwelling there when Kelsier kills seven nobles to avenge the death of a skaa servant girl, who had been executed for spilling tea.
== Notes ==
Loophole

Loophole is an Epic that lives in Ildithia. She is lean and has short hair. She throws lavish parties and loves fancy cupcakes. Three pastry chefs were executed by Loophole for producing subpar cupcakes.
== Attributes and Abilities ==
===Epic Abilities===
;Size Manipulation: She has the ability to change the size of things that she touches, including herself. She can do it very quickly, even being able to shrink bullets as they hit her, making them virtually harmless. Objects return to their normal size after a few minutes if she leaves them alone. David Charleston did not consider her a High Epic, but reconsiders this when he sees the power of this ability in action. 
;Augmented Speed: She has slightly augmented speed.
===Weaknesses===
Loophole has a fear of sneezing. When anyone sneezes in her presence, anyone or any objects altered in size return to normal size.
== History ==
Nothing is known of her life before she became an Epic. She was known as being one of the most powerful Epics in Ildithia. Loophole spent her time arranging parties and being a mercenary, offering her services to any powerful Epics that would pay her.
Before Limelight came to Ildithia, Loophole was working for Larcener, who allowed her to throw parties every week in Sharp Tower. Prof allowed her to continue after he became the dominant Epic of the city. In the final battle between the Reckoners and Prof, she aided Prof by grabbing a motivator from Cody. She fought David during the battle and fell into a narrow chasm while small; she then accidentally expanded due to her Epic weakness, crushing herself to death. After her death, David briefly saw an alternate reality version of Loophole fighting Firefight.
== Notes ==
Lopen's mother

Lopen's mother is a Herdazian woman on Roshar.
==Appearance and Personality==
Lopen's mother is ethnically Herdazian. She speaks Alethi with a thick accent. She can be extremely forceful in her personality, especially in her own household. She likes to cook and feed people, and she keeps axehounds.
Lopen describes his mother as "wise". She encouraged his self-deprecating jokes back when he was still missing his left arm, telling him to laugh before others could laugh at him. She also appears to have some influence among her relatives. One of Lopen's cousins, Punio, decided to join Bridge Four after hearing Lopen's mother mention that they needed help.
==History==
At some point during the War of Reckoning, she and her family moved to Little Herdaz, a section of Highprince Sebarial's warcamp on the Shattered Plains. When a wounded King Elhokar was recovering in Little Herdaz, Lopen's mother forced the king to eat despite his objections. She said he looked pale, and she did not want Elhokar found when he was not properly fed.
She presumably moved to Urithiru along with most of the population of the warcamps after the tower city's rediscovery.
== Notes ==
category: possessive articles
Lopen/Gallery

== Official Artwork ==
Bridge 4 poster without text.jpg | by Zack Stella With the other members of Bridge Four, The Way of Kings kickstarter art
WOKLB - Part5 End by Steve Argyle.jpg | by With the other members of Bridge Four, The Way of Kings leatherbound interior art
Aboard the Wandersail.jpg | by Aboard the Wandersail, Dawnshard interior art
Lopen_Chapters.svg| by Symbol from Lopen's chapters, featuring Rua and the Bridge Four glyph 
WoKCoasters.png| by Stormlight Archive Drink Coasters
Lopen Miniature.png| by The Lopen Miniature from the Stormlight Premium Miniatures Kickstarter
== Fanworks ==
Lopen portrait.png | by 
Lopen Portrait by Marie Seeberger.jpg | by With Rua
Lopen by Nat Rodgers.jpg | by 
Lopen Shuravf.png | by 
Lopen and Rua by Ralf Melevo.jpg | by With Rua
Bridge Four by Rachel J Corey.jpg | by With other Bridge Four members
Experiments by Marie Seeberger.jpg | by Getting stuck to the wall to test Kaladin's powers
Cord and Lopen by Stivya.png| by With Cord
Lopen and Rua by Dragontrill.png | by With Rua
Category:Gallery Subpages
Lorain

Lorain is an Edgedancer on Roshar.
==Appearance and Personality==
She is short, and has dyed hair.
==Attributes and Abilities==
Lorain shares a Nahel bond with an unknown cultivationspren. She uses the Surge of Progression to heal people.
==History==
Lorain worked in a medical clinic in the Urithiru markets with other Edgedancers and nurses. When Raboniel attacked Urithiru and reversed the effects of the Sibling's protection fabrial to interfere with Radiant powers, Lorain and another Edgedancer fell unconscious. Lorain hit her head, causing some bleeding. A nurse that was working in the clinic attended to her wound and was confused by what had happened; when Kaladin came to investigate, the nurse theorized that there may have been a dazewater leak.
== Notes ==
Lord Habren

Lord Habren is a young member of the Luthadel Assembly on Scadrial.
House Habren was not a particularly important noble house. However, they were distant cousins to the powerful House Elariel, and presumably used that influence to get Lord Habren a seat on the Assembly.
During the election to replace the deposed Elend Venture as king of the Central Dominance, Habren was one of only two votes for Ashweather Cett. The vote appeared to be headed for a deadlock, but Habren asked if he was allowed to change his vote since it was obvious that Cett could not win. After Elend confirmed that changes were allowed before the voting was closed, Habren and Lord Hue switched their votes to Lord Ferson Penrod, ensuring Penrod's victory.
== Notes ==
Category:Titled characters
Lord Stenet

Lord Stenet is a patron of Lady ZoBell's party in Elendel on Scadrial.
He approached Wax and Steris and asked them how their wedding plans were going. Wax expected him to eventually get around to asking about textile tariffs, but Steris successfully distracted him by asking after his own engagement. As he had been cheating on his partner, Lord Stenet was discomfited enough by the question to excuse himself quickly and leave.
== Notes ==
category: titled characters
Loremaker

Loremaker is a Shardblade on Roshar.
== History ==
In , Loremaker was owned by Fisk, then the captain of the Cobalt Guard. It was with him in Emul during the coalition of monarchs' operation to recapture the country from the Voidbringers. It is unknown who owned Loremaker prior to Fisk, though it could be the Blade Renarin Kholin bonded before he revealed his Nahel bond with Glys.
== Notes ==
Category:Splinters
Category:Spren
Loren

Loren is an Elantrian on Sel.
He was afflicted with the broken Shaod shortly after Raoden. When he was banished to Elantris, Raoden stole him from Karata and set him to gardening a space outside the church. Karata later approached Raoden seeking retribution, and he told her that Loren's task was intended to be the first step towards growing crops inside the city walls.
== Notes ==