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Idotris

Idotris is an Elantrian who lives in New Elantris on Sel during the period of the incomplete Shaod. 
==Appearance and Personality==
Idotris bears the same visual characteristics as other incomplete Elantrians, including gray skin and limp, balding hair. He is a young teenager, but the condition of his body makes it difficult to discern his age. He is generally sullen and grumpy, and sometimes responds to conversation with grunts. Matisse believes he maintains a negative attitude because he wants to fight alongside Dashe but is instead grouped with many younger children at the Roost. Despite his bravado, Idotris is visibly frightened on several occasions when he believes that he may be in danger. Matisse trusts him to perform lookout duties at the Roost, and he generally follows her instructions even if he complains first.
His name is based on Aon Ido, which means mercy or forgiveness.
==Attributes and Abilities==
Idotris and the other residents of the Roost are seen alive immediately before the full restoration of AonDor and Elantris. They presumably all gained the inherent powers of restored Elantrians, including the ability to use AonDor.
==History==
Idotris lived at the Roost in Matisse's care during Raoden's rule over New Elantris as Lord Spirit, when the Elantrians began to make improvements to the crumbling city. As one of the older children in the facility, he and other teenagers were tasked with ensuring that the younger children did not sneak out of the sleeping room. One night, Idotris saw some of the adult Elantrians practicing AonDor. He told Matisse that it was pointless since Aons did not work. However, Raoden and Galladon had actually begun to understand the effect of the Reod on AonDor.
Idotris was later seen stationed at the front door of the Roost, throwing rocks at a slug, while Ashe read the children a story. He stayed up later than the other teenage lookouts and was still present when Matisse and Taid realized that something was seriously wrong in the city. Matisse told him to rouse the children even though they had just fallen asleep; Idotris unhappily complied. Ashe informed Matisse that Fjordell soldiers were attacking the city. Idotris was terrified, but he was enlisted to carry a lantern and help lead the other children away from danger. They left the Roost, but Matisse realized that the soldiers would be able to see Idotris's lantern, and sent Ashe to tell him to extinguish it. Matisse and Ashe distracted the soldiers, and Ashe helped Idotris lead the children to a hidden library nearby.
== Notes ==
Idren Seeris

Lord Idren Seeris is a noble on Scadrial. He is a cousin of House Elariel.
He wears eyeglasses.
He regularly attended balls in Luthadel and danced with Valette Renoux on several occasions. When Valette approached him at the last ball at Keep Venture, he and the group of people standing with him (including Yestal and Triss) snubbed her and walked away. Idren seemed apologetic, but the group quickly reassembled after Valette moved on. Valette realized that Idren and the rest of the nobles were trying to consolidate power while they could, and were only speaking with their close allies.
== Notes ==
Idrin

Idrin is the head of the King's Guard on the Shattered Plains prior to Kaladin assuming its command. After an assassination attempt on King Elhokar, Idrin is reassigned to serve in Dalinar's army.
== Appearance and Personality ==
Idrin has darker skin than most of the Alethi, possibly due to some Azish or other Makabaki ancestry. He has light green eyes, and wears a full beard. Idrin stands with a straight back, and becomes notably red-faced when angered.
Idrin is a stoic man, who remains non-reactive even in the face of insult. However, despite his calm temperament, he grows angry when the king claims Idrin was negligent in guarding him. He is an excellent commander and runs the King's Guard well during his time at its head. However, Idrin would prefer to fight on the Shattered Plains instead of guard the King, as he is very loyal to both Dalinar and his army and wants to prove that both are still strong even after their crushing defeat.
== History ==
Idrin was assigned by Highprince Dalinar Kholin to serve as the head of King Elhokar Kholin's guard. He was a trusted guardsman, allowed to sit in on private meetings. After the Battle of the Tower in 1173, Idrin became discontent with guarding the king. He wished to be on the Shattered Plains, fighting the Listeners and proving that the Kholin army was still strong, even after their betrayal by Highprince Torol Sadeas. Dalinar began to work Kaladin and his men into the guard rotation on the king, hoping to eventually put Bridge Four in charge of guarding the king. Idrin met Kaladin a number of times while Kaladin was guarding Dalinar.
Idrin was guarding the king when Elhokar nearly fell hundreds of feet by leaning on a balcony railing that had been weakened in an attempt to assassinate the king. Elhokar was furious at Idrin, claiming that it would not have happened if Kaladin had been guarding him. Idrin was angered by the king's words and left the room in a rage. In response to this assassination attempt, Dalinar reassigned Idrin to a new post in the army, so that Elhokar's anger would be assuaged. However, Dalinar privately felt that Idrin was not at fault for failing to prevent the assassination attempt and refused to reprimand the man. Idrin was likely happier in this new position fighting the Parshendi.
== Notes ==
Iglom

Dr. Iglom is a doctor in the Defiant Defense Force.
She is involved in studying Spensa's brainwaves. Though Dr. Iglom's colleague, Dr. Halbeth, believes that the increase in activity in the Writellum section of Spensa's brain when interacting with the Krell is proof of the defect, Dr. Iglom is less willing to draw conclusions off data from a single event. Ironsides tasks Rikolfr with trying to encourage Dr. Iglom to strongly support the defects existence, particularly in relation to Spensa. In doing so, Ironsides would consider Dr. Iglom to have done her a personal favor.
== Notes ==
Igneous Cavern

Igneous Cavern is the largest human-inhabited cavern on Detritus. It is home to the apparatus that produce the DDF ships. In addition, it houses reserve ships for the DDF in event of an emergency such as a Lifebuster.
Glorious Rises of Industry is a suburb in Igneous. It is where Spensa, her mother, and Gran-Gran live. It is also the home of Rig.
Igneous has a starship museum that celebrates warriors of the past. The museum has mock cockpits which patrons can sit in to experience what it would be like to be in a starfighter.
The public elevators that can take people and cargo to the surface can be found near the center of Igneous. The government buildings are close to the elevators and are used to host the pilots entrance test. One can elect to take the pilot entry exam when they are seventeen. The test goes for four hours and can cover material from any number of classes taken by students.
== Notes ==
Iiaria

Iiaria is a nation in the northern end of Darkside on the planet Taldain. It is the home of Skathan, Darkside's emperor, and serves as the seat of power of the Dynasty.
Iiarians typically have dark brown skin, brown eyes, and dark hair. They have an identifiable accent when speaking the Dynastic language. Jon Acron considers Iiarians to be quite superstitious
Few specifics are known about Iiaria, but it is presumably the base of operations for the Dynasty's significant military strength, including a powerful navy and a Starcarved army. Emperor Skathan also suppresses the spread of knowledge and technology within the Dynasty and strictly controls travel between nations, using an extensive network of assassins and spies to do so. Skathan himself has several magical abilities that are not well-understood.
== Known Iiarians ==
*Baon
*Loaten
*Skathan
== Trivia ==
*In the original version of White Sand Volume 1, Khriss mentioned "Irarians" when describing the people living in Lonzare. This was presumably a typo, as the dialogue was changed for the omnibus edition.
==Notes==
Ilamar

Ilamar is the cavalrylord for Highprince Dalinar Kholin's army on Roshar.
== Appearance and Personality ==
Ilamar is a lighteyed Alethi man; however, the red patches in his otherwise dark hair and his long red moustache imply some Veden or Unkalaki heritage as well. He has a squat and compact frame. Dalinar Kholin considers him both a good soldier and a good friend.
== History ==
Around , in Gavilar Kholin's decisive battle against Highprince Kalanor, Ilamar and his group of fifty cavalrymen fought armed with hooks and ropes for attacking enemy Shardbearers.
In , Ilamar continued to lead the cavalry during the War of Reckoning. He notified Dalinar that the cavalry was ready to head onto the Shattered Plains in pursuit of a gemheart, but Torol Sadeas delayed the excursion, demanding to enter the Kholin warcamp to investigate an assassination attempt on the king. Once at the location of the gemheart, Ilamar waited for Dalinar and Adolin to clear a plateau of Parshendi before he led the cavalry across on bridges.
Dalinar conferred with Ilamar and Teleb on the battlefield about a month later before assaulting the Tower. Ilamar died during the Battle of the Tower along with Havar, Perethom, and six thousand more members of Kholin army.
== Notes ==
Ildithia

IIdithia is an Epic-ruled city maintained by Larcener. Ildithia was once the city of Atlanta.
== History ==
Sometime after the rise of Calamity, the city of Atlanta turned to salt and began to move across the countryside, with the city constantly rotating. The salt buildings and cars will gradually breakdown when the city moves away, but the disappeared buildings will "grow" back on the direction the city is moving. Due to this, the people of Ildithia have developed transient 'families' that move with the city, relying on tradition and mob-like protection to secure their resources.
== Government ==
Ildithia is run by a group of Epics known as the Coven.
== Current Status ==
With the disappearance of Larcener, the fate of Ildithia is unknown.
== See Also ==
== Notes ==
Illarion

Geoffrey Mitchell, known in Mirandus as Illarion, is both a named partner at the law firm Mitchell and Young in New York City, and also a Destined One from the cycle prior to Malmahan the Uncalled. No Destined One rose to match Malmahan after the previous Dark One, so Illarion went to combat Malmahan personally, becoming the first Destined One to defeat two Dark Ones. 
== Appearance and Personality ==
=== Appearance ===
Geoffrey is a tall, well built, pale figure with blue eyes, and short hair that he has curled over his forehead. Meeting with Lin Yang-Tanasin, he wears a black suit, with a plain white shirt. On Mirandus, Geoffrey as Illarion the White Wizard wears a white robe with a hood pulled up, and a golden crown inlaid with a gold gem, placed over top of his robes.
=== Personality ===
Geoffrey is very manipulative, doing whatever he can to get his own way. He works with Lin Yang-Tanasin so that he can convince her to get a plea deal, eventually getting his way. Geoffrey claims the Narrative was stolen by Earth to convince Feotora that the king needs to be replaced by her, so that they can take the fight to the Dark One, convincing the daughter of the king to commit treason.
He is willing to go to any length for his belief; sending a knight to kill Paul Tanasin before he comes into his powers despite Gosovic's orders, and committing treason with Feotora later after this plan fails.
== History ==
=== Previous Narrative Verses ===
Geoffrey was born on Earth, rising to become the Destined One to fight and defeat an unnamed Dark One. Sometime after, a new Dark One rose unopposed; Malmahan the Uncalled. Geoffrey took upon the role of Destined One again, and defeated Malmahan by banishing him to Earth. Geoffrey proceeded to train Kraisis as his apprentice to take up the role of Destined One in the next cycle of the Narrative in his stead, even while spending time on Earth as well as Mirandus.
=== Current Narrative Verse ===
Geoffrey found the next Dark One on Earth; Lin Yang-Tanasin's son Paul. He brought this news to the Kingdoms of Light, and attempted to convince King Gosovic to allow him to kill Paul before the Narrative would start. However, he was denied as Gosovic insisted the Narrative must be allowed to play out. After seeing Feotora fight Kraisis to let out some anger after she tried and failed to kill Paul, Geoffrey spoke to her about the Narrative and explained how all Destined and Dark Ones came from Earth. He then convinced her that a new leader was needed to fight Paul and his armies, to help reclaim the Narrative from Earth which he claimed had stolen it. After Gosovic's mysterious death late at night, Geoffrey declared Feotora as queen, and she then led the unsuccessful attack against the Dark One.
== Notes ==
Immerling Arms

Immerling Arms is an armament manufacturer in Elendel on Scadrial, established in . They primarily specialize in a patented "Break-Frame Mechanism" for loading bullets into the cylinder, as opposed to the typical swing-out design favored by most of manufacturers of the period. They are described as slightly inferior to the custom firearms made by Ranette.
== Models ==
=== Model .44 ===
The Immerling .44 is a long-barreled revolver primarily marketed towards lawmen and constables.
=== Model .44-S ===
The Immerling .44-S is a snubnose variant of the model .44. It is designed to be easier to conceal, although the accuracy suffers due to the shorter barrel. Wax carries one in a shoulder holster when he does not want to appear overtly armed.
== Notes ==
Imperial Homeworld

The Imperial Homeworld is a planet that resides within the High Empire, and specifically in Inner Imperial Space.
== Geography ==
Not much is known about the geography of the Imperial Homeworld - however; it is a technologically advanced planet, containing at least one spaceport, though likely more. The Point is located here, the capitol of the planet, and home of the Officer's Walk, as well as the Emperor's Command Center.
== History ==
=== Prior to the Reunification War ===
Before Varion initialized his campaign to reclaim the reaches, the entirety of the High Empire's fleet was barely enough to defend its ever-shrinking border. However, it was also during this period of time, that Varion completed his training at the Acadamy.
=== the Reconquest of the Reaches ===
During Varion's conquest of the Reaches, the major military entities on TIH continued to monitor his progress. Realizing that Varion was quickly growing out of control, the Emperor decided to clone Varion and train this clone up to be Varion's own competitor. Their hope being that Dennison would be an equal match for Varion in terms of military prowess. While Varion continued his conquest of the Reaches, Dennison was trained at the Acadamy. During the events of the Reunification War, the Imperial Homeworld is the center of the High Empire's governmental and military might. It is the seat of power for the Emperor. 
=== Attack on the High Empire ===
At the conclusion of conquering the Reaches, Varion turned his sights on the High Empire itself, and the prize of the Imperial Homeworld. From the Point Dennison, the Emperor and multiple high ranking admirals watch as Varion systematically managed 10 battles and proceeded to seemingly win all 10. However, Denisson realizes he can utilize the bug on Varion's ship to disrupt and interrupt communications from fleets to Varion and vice-versa, thus allowing for mistakes to be make, turning the tide of the battle. This causes Varion to start losing for the first time in his life, the defeat of such a realization causing him to kill himself before failure overtakes him.
== Culture and Education ==
High officers are held in lofty regard on the Imperial Homeworld, granting them access to the Officer's Walk. This allows them to travel some distance from spaceport to the command center above the common people, and even royalty. Whether a high officer is a senior or junior officer, they are granted access to this privilege.
The Academy is located on the Imperial Homeworld. Here, Academy students can train, following the guidelines and curriculum established around the success of Varion.
== Notes ==
Category: Celestial bodies
Imperial Seat

The Imperial Seat is the capital city of the Rose Empire on Sel.
The city rolls across a group of seven large hills. A major faction house tops the outer six hills, while the Rose Palace dominates the central hill. The Sogdian Forest is nearby the city.
The city has a thriving clandestine smuggling trade and underground. Arbiter Frava is aware of its existence and may have dealings with it.
== Notes ==
es:Sede Imperial
Impossible Falls

The Impossible Falls was a waterfall located in Kholinar on Roshar during the Era of Solitude.
== Location and Structure ==
The Impossible Falls are located in the southwest corner of the city of Kholinar, seemingly adjoining one of the windblades. Water flows down the Impossible Falls from tier to tier. Whether the Falls are a natural formation or manmade is uncertain, but it is said that when they are viewed from the correct angles the water seems to flow down the tiers and then back to the top.
== History ==
A few months after they met the Parshendi on the Shattered Plains, King Gavilar Kholin and Highprince Dalinar Kholin visited the Impossible Falls once and briefly discussed how Gavilar saw the world differently now. Three days later, Szeth assassinated Gavilar.
Adolin also visited the Impossible Falls at some point, and later described them to Shallan Davar, telling her that he wanted to show them to her in person one day.
== Notes ==
Incarna

The Incarna were an ancient people that existed possibly around the time of the ancient Egyptians (judging by Alcatraz the First's sarcophagus).
They created the Smedry Talents by some unknown process. They fell victim to a terrible calamity that was related to the Talents. Alcatraz the First broke his people's language so that no future generations could use the knowledge to bring destruction to themselves.
Until Attica Smedry discovered the Sands of Rashid (leading to the forging of two pairs of Translator's Lenses), nobody was able to read the Incarna language. The race between Alcatraz and Co. and the Librarians to be the first to find out the Incarna's secrets is one of the major plot lines of the series.
In the fourth book, Alcatraz Versus the Shattered Lens, it is revealed that Attica had found out the Incarna's method for creating talents and intended to give them to everyone, which would result in wide-spread destruction. Alcatraz also found out that his mother had been trying to stop his father from doing this.
== Notes ==
Inception

Inception is the testing and induction ceremony which creates Rithmatists.
Inception is a religious ceremony of the Church of the Monarch and takes place in a Monarchical chapel. On the Fourth of July every year, all the 8-year-olds in the fifty isles are "incepted". Holy water is sprinkled on their heads, and they are blessed and told to enter the chamber of inception. A Shadowblaze is bound to a small and seemingly random portion of the children that go through the Room of Inception, making them Rithmatists. Joel Saxon is one of the very few to have been incepted well after his inception age, as his previous inception was done incorrectly.
; See Also
* Shadowblaze
== Notes ==
Infinity

Infinity is a resident of Babilar.
==Appearance and Personality==
She is blonde and perky, and she wears the painted clothing common in Babilar. She and her friends have an indifferent attitude towards Epics, despite the death and destruction that they often bring about.
==History==
She is an acquaintance of Mizzy's and attends the party in Babilar with Marco, Lulu, and Calaka. She attempts to spray David with paint to help him fit in at the party, but he nervously overreacts, jumping away from her.
Mizzy asks the group about a mutual friend named Steve. Infinity believes that he was one of the eighty people killed in a recent attack by Obliteration, but she and Marco quickly change the subject to the quality of Edso's party music. David is stunned by both the apathy of the Babilarans and their disdain for the Reckoners and anyone else who tries to fight Epics. Infinity tells him that more people would survive if they simply let the Epics do what they want until they get bored and move on.
== Notes ==
Infinity Blade

Infinity Blade is a mobile phone game. Brandon has written two short stories set in the universe:
* Infinity Blade: Awakening - Released Oct 2011 alongside the iPhone 4S announcement 
* Infinity Blade: Redemption - Released Sept 2013
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The game developers were introduced to Brandon through Isaac, one of the art developers, as they were in college together. They approached him with the idea to write some stories set in the world of their games and Brandon accepted, partially because they were friends and partially so that he could gain experience writing for video games. He helped them develop a narrative that is much clearer in the later games, as well as a protagonist in the name of Siris.
== See Also ==
* Wikipedia
== Notes ==
 
Category: Series
Infinity Blade: Awakening/Covers

This is a gallery for all known covers for Infinity Blade: Awakening. For more information about each cover, including other editions and translations using the same art, check each file's individual page. 
Infinity blade.jpg | United States (ChAIR Entertainment Group)
Infinity Blade CN Cover.jpg | Mainland China (重庆出版社 / Chongqing Publishing House)
Infinity Blade TW Cover.jpg | Taiwan (奇幻基地 / Fantasy Foundation)
 
Category:Cover Galleries
Inhanna

Inhanna is the high priestess of the Returned known as Blushweaver on Nalthis.
== History ==
At some point after joining Blushweaver's service, Inhanna approached her to ask if she wanted the storage tunnels under her palace connected to the main system of tunnels; Blushweaver declined, as she didn't want to have to put up with the digging noises.
During the events of the Pahn Kahl rebellion, Inhanna argued with Nanrovah in the Court Assembly because she was in favor of war between Hallandren and Idris. She considered Idris to be a rebel enclave and resented the fact that they controlled the northern passes for trading as well as all of the workable copper mines. Inhanna was also concerned by the Idrians' continued claim that their king was the rightful ruler of Hallandren and the fact that Idrian armies were so close to Hallandren.
== Notes ==
Inin

Inin is an UrDail pilot from ReDawn. She is the daughter of Rinakin. 
== Appearance and Personality ==
Inin is late into her pregnancy, and wears a maternity jacket over her belly. She is fierce and strong-willed, and dislikes being treated like a child because she is pregnant, or any other suggestions that she is weak. She cares strongly for her father, and defends him tenaciously.
== History ==
She became pregnant, and Rinakin had wished he could retire from his position to help take care of the baby, but it was made impossible by the political situation.
Inin was part of the group of Independence faction members that Alanik and Skyward Flight rescued from the Unity faction and the Superiority. She went to Wandering Leaf with Skyward Flight, and there listened to a broadcast from Rinakin, who announced that he was aligning with Nanalis and the Unity faction, saying that they must unite and that Alanik should turn herself in. Inin strongly argued that Unity was making him say the message, and that he wasn’t doing it of his own free will.
== Notes ==
Inis Julien

Inis Julien is a senator from Elendel on Scadrial.
==History==
In , Julien was part of a delegation from Elendel that was invited to Bilming to view the unveiling of new warships known as "Pewternauts". The ships were personally developed by the mayor of Bilming, Lord Bastien Severington. Julien was subsequently quoted on the front page of The New Ascendancy mocking the ships, which he believed to be superfluous. Julien's comments may have contributed to the resentment of Elendel that Severington later displayed during a speech at Kelesina Shores's party.
== Notes ==