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Tavinar

Tavinar is a Veden brightlord and father of Eylita, Balat Davar's betrothed. He and his family are vassals of House Davar.
== Appearance and Personality ==
Tavinar is a tall, lean, lighteyed man. Neither he nor his wife are particularly fond of their liege lord, Lin Davar, and in fact appear mildly scared by him. Nonetheless, Tavinar remains a loyal vassal, and takes care to maintain a good relationship with his brightlord. In return, the Davars consider the Tavinars to be good subjects, but not particularly important ones.
He has a good relationship with his daughter, and allows her a lot of freedom, so long as she keeps a handmaid with her.
== History ==
Tavinar and his family are first seen visiting Lin Davar when he announces his betrothal to Malise Gevelmar. They are clearly uncomfortable in brightlord Davar's presence and gladly leave as soon as the opportunity presents itself. Since then, brightlord Tavinar comes to dislike Lin Davar and his family, which forces Eylita to visit them in secret. 
At some point, he and his wife travel to Alethkar for a month; during that time, his daughter intends to elope with Balat, although in the end, this doesn't happen. Afterwards, it appears that brightlord Tavinar changes his mind on the Davar family, as by the time of Shallan's journey to Kharbranth, Eylita and Balat are formally betrothed.
His fate in the aftermath of the Jah Keved civil war is uncertain, as Eylita arrives in Urithiru without either of her parents.
== Notes ==
Tearim

Tearim is the lighteyed captain of Gavilar Kholin's King's Guard.
==Attributes and Abilities==
He is known as one of the world's greatest duelists. He is often loaned Shardplate and Shardblades, and has trained extensively with both.
==History==
Around , Tearim was already the captain of Gavilar's guard. During the major battle with Kalanor's army, he wore Dalinar's extra set of Shardplate that technically belonged to Evi; this was the Plate that Adolin later inherited.
Tearim was also present at the Parshendi feast that preceded Gavilar's assassination. He wore Gavilar's Shardplate during the feast, since Gavilar had stopped wearing it in favor of traditional robes. Tearim stayed close to Gavilar, and Jasnah referred to him as a "bodyguard". Tearim was present when Gavilar stepped out of the party to speak privately to Meridas Amaram. By the time Szeth attacked Gavilar's quarters, Gavilar had donned his Plate. It is likely that Tearim was part of the decoy group that was intended to distract Szeth.
== Notes ==
Tears of Edgli

The Tears of Edgli are a plant found in the valley jungle of Hallandren on Nalthis. They produce dyes that hold fast in any cloth. Other dyes do not work nearly as well, making the plants highly desirable. They come in different colors and are very efficient for Awakening.
== Relation to Endowment ==
The Tears of Edgli are named after Edgli, the Vessel of Endowment. They only grow in Hallandren because, much like the atium geodes in the Pits of Hathsin on Scadrial, they are dependent on the Investiture seeping into the ground from Endowment's perpendicularity, which is nearby. Their ability to power Awakening much more efficiently likely results from this Investiture and connection to Endowment.
== The Manywar ==
One of the causes of the Manywar were the economic value of Tears of Edgli.
== Economics ==
The Tears are the reason for the wealth of the people in Hallandren. Despite Hallandren's remote location, the dyes were a rare and attractive commodity to individuals throughout Nalthis, making T'Telir a prime port and was a strong foundation for trade between Hallandren and other kingdoms.
== Notes ==
Teft/Gallery

== Official artwork ==
WOKLB - Part4 End by Steve Argyle.jpg | by Behind Dalinar as he trades away Oathbringer, from The Way of Kings leatherbound interior art
WOKLB - Part5 End by Steve Argyle.jpg | by With Bridge Four eating stew, from The Way of Kings leatherbound interior art
Chasm Duty by Artur Felipe Mosca.jpg | by Scavenging in the chasms, Call to Adventure: The Stormlight Archive
Bridge 4 poster without text.jpg | by Zack Stella With the other members of Bridge Four, The Way of Kings kickstarter art
Teft Miniature.png| by Teft Miniature from the Stormlight Premium Miniatures Kickstarter
== Portraits ==
Teft Shuravf.jpg | by 
Teft Portrait by Marie Seeberger.jpg | by 
Teft portrait.png | by 
Teft.png | by 
Bridge Four by Rachel J Corey.jpg | by With other Bridge Four members
As Rough As Shalebark by Connor Chamberlain.jpg | by 
== Scenes ==
Sphere for Good Luck by Marie Seeberger.jpg| by Giving Kaladin before he was hung in the storm
Kaladin Stormblessed by Elisgardor.jpg | by Helping Kaladin
Chasm Kata by Petar Penev.jpg| by Watching Kaladin use his spear in the chasms 
Teft’s Weakness.jpg | by Teft using firemoss
Firemoss Den by Marie Seeberger.jpg | by Passed out in a firemoss den
Teft statue Connor Chamberlain.jpg | by Soulcast into a statue
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Tekiel

House Tekiel was a major noble house in the Final Empire which survived through the Final Ascension.
This could relate to the house or:
== Characters ==
* Tevidian Tekiel
* Salmen Tekiel
* Kale Tekiel
== Places ==
* Keep Tekiel - The house's residence in Luthadel
* Tekiel Tower - A skyscraper being built in Elendel
Tekiel Tower

Tekiel Tower is a large skyscraper built by House Tekiel in Elendel on Scadrial. It is located in the financial district of the 4th Octant, on the bank of the 4th 5th Canal, across from the Ironspine Building. Tekiel Tower is tall enough that even when uncompleted, its top was obscured by the mists on the rare nights they appeared.
Its construction is in a sort-of race with the Ironspine Building to be the tallest building in Elendel. The architects would come up with revised blueprints of taller and taller buildings, attempting to outdo one another. Credible rumors said that both the Tekiel Tower and the Ironspine Building would top over fifty stories tall. During the raids by the Vanishers, Tekiel tower is still uncompleted, and perhaps will remain so, due to the financial collapse of House Tekiel.
== Notes ==
Tektees

Tektees is a type of food on Nalthis, with 'Tektees' describing either the food itself or, more probably, the place the food originated from. Nothing is known of the place where the food came from.
It is served at a restaurant in T'Telir where Vasher met with Bebid to discuss court politics, and was the restaurant's specialty. Currently the only known Tektees food is a strongly spiced rice dish.
== Trivia == 
During an edition change, the name of this food was changed to Tektrees. The reason for this is unclear and it has since been changed back to Tektees in the leatherbound. 
== Notes ==
Category:Nalthis
Telesh

Telesh is a maid in service to Meridas Amaram in the Sadeas warcamp on the Shattered Plains.
==Appearance and Personality==
She is young and darkeyed. She is around five foot six inches tall, with a slender build and hair that comes down to the middle of her back. She has a chipper personality, often giggling and prancing about, and she has a high-pitched voice with no accent. She does not take her job very seriously, sometimes sneaking out during the day, but she escapes punishment as she has Amaram's favor. She goes out on the town nightly and dates multiple men concurrently.
==History==
Shallan needed a way to infiltrate Amaram's manor, and decided to impersonate Telesh due to her similar physical appearance and her tendency to leave the manor regularly. Shallan had furtively sketched Telesh, and after she left one night Shallan used Lightweaving to take on her appearance before entering the manor. A cook mockingly asked "Telesh" if she was home early because her date's gift wasn't nice enough, or if she had been spotted by the other man she was dating. The cook then sent her to do some cleaning work with Stine.
"Telesh" then encountered Amaram himself, who was surprised by seeing her being back in the manor. Amaram knew that Telesh was dating two men, and told her that she needed to settle down. He spoke highly of her father, and wanted to look out for her; Shallan was quite surprised that someone of Amaram's stature was so familiar with a lowly maid. Shallan wanted to access Amaram's quarters, and distracted him by telling him that Hav had a message for him, investigating his room after he left.
Shallan then took on Amaram's appearance and covered her tracks by intimidating the cook into staying quiet about having seen Telesh. She then changed appearance again into a messenger boy and distracted Hav and Amaram from a conversation about how "Telesh" could have known of the earlier message.
== Notes ==
Tellingdwar

Tellingdwar is an elder in the Village, a Terris enclave in Elendel on Scadrial.
== Appearance and Personality ==
He is short and dresses in a the traditional style of a Terris steward, with a shaved head and tinningdar robes of bright yellow and orange. He is well-versed in Terris tradition and has the typical personality of a steward; he is peaceable, candid, and turns any conversation into a lesson. He appears to be one of the more prominent teachers in the Village; Vwafendal mentions that he provides reports on Asinthew's progress, and Asinthew later worries that he has disappointed Tellingdwar.
== History ==
Around the year , Tellingdwar taught a group of young Terris students about Terris traditions. He later gave an evening recitation and spoke about Preservation and metal.
 
A fifteen year old student named Asinthew, who was also known as Waxillium Ladrian, asked him about past violence in the Village. Tellingdwar told him about a murder that happened fifteen years prior, when a Terrisman had killed his wife with a gun of unknown origin. Tellingdwar knew the couple personally. He told Wax that Terris were no better than other men.
Tellingdwar was among a group of Terris that discovered the gruesome scene after Wax was forced to kill Forch. 
== Trivia ==
* The name originated in a Mistborn Adventure Game session that Brandon played at a convention. A fan dressed as a steward was given the name Tellingdwar, and Brandon later used the name in Bands of Mourning - also making the character short in stature in honor of the fan.
== Notes ==
Temadre

Temadre is a scholar and political theorist in the Final Empire on Scadrial.
==Political Theories==
Temadre believed that the skaa would eventually rebel against the Lord Ruler, and that they would slaughter every noble that they could find. He predicted that such a rebellion would be short but brutal, with tens of thousands of deaths. Despite Temadre's belief that an initial rebellion would be quashed, he was one of several authors who theorized that the Final Empire would someday fall despite the power of the Lord Ruler. The Lord Ruler typically executed anyone who published similar political treatises that he considered treasonous, but it is not known if Temadre suffered this fate.
Elend Venture read Temadre's writings, and considered his theories when deciding to defect to the skaa rebellion.
== Notes ==
Templeton Fig

Templeton Fig is a resident of New Seran on Scadrial who works for the Set. He is the manager of the Seran New District Cemetery and appears to be at least somewhat wealthy.
== Appearance and Personality ==
Templeton uses the curse "Trell's soul!", which seems to indicate that he is a Trell worshiper.
He has a collection of stuffed albino animals, which he keeps fastidiously neat and arranged. He has been collecting them for some time, occasionally stuffs them himself, and is very familiar with the difference between a specimen that has been bleached and a true albino.
== History ==
Templeton was tasked by the Set with recovering ReLuur's spike from the mass grave in which it had been buried. He retrieved it and sent it to Dulsing via a courier, leaving a note in the graveyard's ledger instructing the gravekeepers to inform him immediately if anyone came asking about the mass grave.
When Wayne and Marasi went to the cemetery to look for the spike, they were attacked by hired assassins after Dechamp sent to Templeton. Having survived the attack but failed to find the spike, they found Templeton's note in a hidden ledger book in the gravekeeper's shack. They then went to Templeton's house, where Wayne impersonated Death and used Dechamp's corpse to scare him into revealing the location of the spike. Templeton was subsequently arrested by the New Seran constables based on the evidence of graverobbing found in the ledger.
== Relationships ==
Templeton lives with a skinny and worn woman named Destra who is nervous around him. It is implied that they are in a relationship together.
== Notes ==
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Ten

Ten is one of House Davar's guards in Jah Keved on Roshar prior to Lin Davar's association with the Ghostbloods.
Ten had worked for the Davars for a number of years, but by , Luesh had taken over as house steward and purged all of Lin's old guardsmen. Balat Davar compared the old guards such as Beal and Ten with the newer, more violent guards including Levrin and Rin. Balat remarked that Beal and Ten were friendly and liked to joke around.
== Notes ==
TenSoon/Gallery

== Official artwork ==
Hero of Ages by GisAlmeida.jpg | by Hero of Ages, various scenes from the trilogy
Bond by Randy Vargas.jpg | by With Vin from The Well of Ascension leatherbound
Tensoon_Card_Cropped.png| by Misborn Playing Cards
MistbornEra1StickerPack.png | by Hayley Lazo Mistborn Era 1 themed stickers
== Fanworks ==
Trust by Nevena Marković.jpg | by 
Tensoon portrait.png| by 
Vin and TenSoon.jpg| by With Vin
Tensoon portrait paint.png| by 
TenSoon dog.jpg| by 
TenSoon Vin.png| by With Vin
TenSoon by Egilde Art.jpg| by 
Soonie pups.jpg| by Soonie pups, toys sold in Elendel based on TenSoon
Vin and TenSoon by Alba Palacio.jpeg| by Alba PalacioTraveling the rooftops of Luthadel with Vin
Vin and TenSoon by Connor Chamberlain.jpg| by Traveling the rooftops of Luthadel with Vin
TenSoon's Judgement by Marc Mestre.jpg| by Marc Mestre GinéBeing judged by the other kandra
TenSoon by Shayndlart.jpeg| by 
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Ten Deaths

The Ten Deaths is the name given to an unknown force or forces on Roshar that existed at some point prior to the Day of Recreance. They were enemies of the Knights Radiant and included the Midnight Essence.
== Characteristics ==
The nature of the Ten Deaths (except the Midnight Essence) is unknown. They likely have magical qualities, since the Radiants believed that fighting the Deaths could change someone and eventually destroy them. However, it is possible this was just a Radiant philosophy about fighting in general. The number ten is highly significant in Rosharan culture (e.g. the ten Heralds, the Ten Essences, and the ten fools), but how this relates to the Ten Deaths is unknown. The term does not directly correspond to the Unmade, as there are only nine of them.
== History ==
Unlike the forces known as the Voidbringers, it was possible for the Ten Deaths to attack between Desolations. The Knights Radiant that were based in Alethela saw the Ten Deaths as a primary threat during these periods, and trained to fight against them. It is not clear if the Deaths were actively controlled or influenced by an outside force, although a Radiant mentioned that someone had to "release" the Midnight Essence. 
== Notes ==
Ten Essences

The Ten Essences is the traditional Vorin term referring to the ten classical elements of Vorin theology, which are used to describe the world. 
== Soulcasting ==
Each Essence is connected to a particular gemstone. In order to Soulcast (via fabrial) an object into a new material, a Soulcaster must use the gemstone that corresponds to the new material's Essence.
== Vorinism ==
Modern Vorin teachings consider the Ten Essences as the collection of the ten classical elements that make up and describe the world; they connect each Essence with a Herald and that Herald's divine attributes, along with many other ideas and substances. There is an association between various forces and Essences, reflected in the Double Eye of the Almighty. The exact nature of these connections is currently unknown. 
There is some correlation between the Essences and the spren of the corresponding orders of the Radiant, but the relationship is imperfect and it is not clear how strongly it actually reflects reality. Each stance used in Vorin combat is associated with an Essence.
=== Body Focus ===
Vorin doctrine also associates each Essence with a "Body Focus" related to the human body. Khriss believes that the concept is attributable to Vorin philosophy rather than any actual aspect of Rosharan Investiture. However, it may in fact have some significance. Body Focuses do not directly correspond to Hemalurgic bindpoints, but there is a loose relationship.
== Essences ==
== Notes ==
Footnotes
In the Ars Arcanum of The Way of Kings, the Divine Attributes of learned/giving and just/confident were placed in each other's places by mistake. This was later corrected by Peter Ahlstrom.
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Ten fools

The ten fools are legendary individuals of cultural significance on Roshar.
== Origin ==
The fools represent the antitheses of the ideals of the ten Heralds. The number of fools stems from the nature of Honor. Each fool corresponds to a specific Herald, although people on Roshar are not aware of the relationship between the two groups. Unlike the Heralds, it is not known if the ten fools are based on historical individuals.
== Cultural Use ==
The ten fools are invoked to describe someone who is acting very foolish. Each fool is known for a specific foolish attribute that has a representative glyph known to Vorin ardents. Specific fools are often referenced in order to emphasize that particular foolish trait, either using their name or their number (the fools have a specific numerical order, e.g. the "fourth fool"). The ten fools are mentioned only by residents of Vorin nations, and it is unclear if they are known in other parts of Roshar.
Pai invokes the ten fools in a bold protest against Queen Aesudan Kholin and the Alethi government, and is executed for her actions.
== Known Fools ==
;Cabine: He acts like a child even though he is an adult.
;Eshu: He speaks of things he does not understand in front of those who do.
;Dilid: He ran up a hillside to the Tranquiline Halls with sand sliding beneath his feet—running for eternity but never making progress.
== Quotes ==
Rosharans from Vorin nations speak of the ten fools (or think about them) in many different situations.
== Trivia ==
*Brandon plans to include a painting of the ten fools in one of the books of The Stormlight Archive. 
== Notes ==
Tenasi

The tenasi are a race of aliens and, at the time of Starsight, one of the five main species of the Superiority. They discovered cytonics just after beginning to use steam power, and, like all other alien species known to humankind, quickly refocused their efforts on developing their cytonic powers. At some point, they discovered how to suppress cytonic abilities and began using that power to lock away any discontents, which resulted in their being considered to be of primary intelligence.
== Appearance ==
Tenasi have a wide face and powerful limbs. Long teeth and clawed fingers give them the overall appearance of something like a bear on its hind legs, except not furry. They walk with a hunched-forward gait, giving them a predatory air.
== History ==
In the days before it was due to go bankrupt, the Phone Company heard a few squeaks through its prototype cytonic communication machine. Those noises attracted the attention of the tenasi, who sent a response -- Earth's first contact with an alien species -- and dispatched a ship to make contact. As such, they are the first alien race encountered by humankind.
In what became known as the tenasi incident, a tenasi diplomatic vessel, which was one of the most powerful non-human ships in the galaxy at the time, was accidentally shot down by the United Governments military, making for an embarrassing second contact. The humans, however, were unaware that this was the most powerful alien ship and the Phone Company stepped in with its cytonic technology to negotiate a peace. The result was the Tenasi Agreement, which, in return for the peace settlement, made the Phone Company entirely above the law, gave it exclusive rights to all alien FTL communication technology, and granted it the right to function as the sole intermediaries between aliens and humankind.
Hundreds of years later, when the Superiority is formed, the tenasi still have a prominent place in the galaxy and become one of the five main species in charge of the Superiority, though there are very few tenasi present on Starsight. Unlike the other species in the Superiority, the tenasi have the ability to fight without becoming emotional. As a result, nearly all of the Superiority's drone pilots are tenasi, though there are some varvax as well.
== Notes ==
Category: Defending Elysium
Tenasi Agreement

The Tenasi Agreement is an agreement between tenasi and humans from the year 2071. After the Phone Company accidentally used cytonic technology to contact the tenasi, the United Governments accidentally shot down the resulting tenasi diplomatic ship. Humanity was thrown into chaos and uncertainty. In exchange for peaceful negotiations with the tenasi, the Phone Company received extralegal status and sole control of human cytonic communications technology.
The document of the Tenasi Agreement is available to be read by United Intelligence Bureau operatives, and perhaps by regular citizens. There are many holovids, commentaries, and newscasts from or talking about this time in human history.
Coln Abrams believed there was some hidden truth behind the Tenasi Agreement that the public did not know about. In some sense he was right, as few people knew that the ship shot down by humanity was one of the most advanced in the galaxy, and alien technology was inferior to that of humans.
== Notes ==
Tenathar

Tenathar is a ranked duelist in Alethkar on Roshar. He is presumably a lighteyed member of the Alethi nobility in Kholinar. 
Circa , Tenathar agreed to a dueling match with Adolin Kholin, who was fifteen at the time. It is implied that Tenathar was the first ranked opponent that Adolin ever dueled, and Adolin considered the match his first step towards winning a Shardblade. Adolin eagerly sent his father Dalinar a message to tell him the news of the bout, and then personally invited him to attend the match. The outcome of the duel is unknown. Years later, Adolin recalled being quite nervous before his first ranked duel.
== Notes ==
Tendel

Senior Mastrell Tendel is a sand master on the Dayside of Taldain. He is apparently in charge of coordinating the entrance exams for prospective sand masters looking to join the Diem.
Tendel, along with Lord Mastrell Praxton, is present for the entrance exam of Kenton, Traiben, and Drile. He is impressed by Drile's power, remarking that it has been years since he has seen a child so powerful. Upon finding out that Drile is Reenst Rile's son, he remarks that Drile is a "profitable catch in more way than one." When Kenton is barely able to manifest sand powers, he sympathetically apologizes to Praxton, who brushes off the comment. He, along with most of the Diem was killed by Kerztian warrior-priests when they attacked a weakened Diem.
== Notes ==
Category: Taldaini
Category: Residents of Kezare
Tenet

The Tenets are a lighteyed family in Alethkar on Roshar.
The Tenet family owns a small palace called the Mausoleum in Kholinar. It is possible to buy floorplans of the family's home, likely through illegal means. They have a tradition of Soulcasting their favorite servants into statues post-mortem, decorating the mansion's grand hall with it, which is where its name came from. In addition, they are said to be extremely wealthy, with numerous riches hidden within their home. 
While in Kholinar, Shallan and her group steal their food to gain access to the Cult of Moments' revel.
== Trivia ==
Their name is similar to tanat, the Rosharan word for number nine.
== Notes ==