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Starfalls Stoneward

The Starfalls Stoneward was a Knight Radiant from the Heraldic Epochs who appeared in Dalinar Kholin's twelfth vision, also known as the Starfalls vision.
== Appearance and Personality == 
The Stoneward has light tan skin, similar to that of a modern Alethi. She has light tan eyes that seem to glow, and wears her hair in a bun. She wears "delicate" Shardplate that glows with an amber light, and is able to summon and dismiss the helm. She is very calm and focused in dangerous situations. When Dalinar asks her questions about who she fights for, she emphasizes her duty to protect the world by training in the arts of war.
== Attributes and Abilities ==
The Stoneward exhibits the typical abilities of the ancient Knights Radiant, including a Shardblade and Shardplate that she is able to summon or dismiss at will. Although Dalinar does not observe her using Stoneward abilities, the amber color of her armor places her in that Order. She is a skilled fighter and was able to fend off an attack by the Midnight Essence with the help of Dalinar and her Windrunner companion.
She also is in possession of a healing fabrial that consists of a large topaz and a large heliodor entwined in a metal cage. By using the fabrial and touching someone, she is able to heal serious wounds almost instantly. She makes reference to the fabrial's use of Regrowth.
== History == 
She and a Windrunner companion rescued Dalinar's embodiment Heb and his family from an attack by the Midnight Essence in their village. She appeared suddenly during the attack and used a fabrial to heal both "Heb" and his wife Taffa after they were injured defending themselves. She then summoned her Shardblade and joined her companion to defeat the monsters. She was shocked when Dalinar joined the fight skillfully wielding a fireplace poker, but the three of them quickly formed a defensive position; after a difficult battle, they destroyed all of the creatures.
The Windrunner flew away, leaving the Stoneward to guard the family, and Dalinar used the opportunity to ask her a few questions. She was a bit confused by the nature of his questions, but explained that they were in Natanatan during the Eighth Epoch. She explained that the attacking creatures were not Voidbringers, but rather the Midnight Essence (which she called one of the Ten Deaths), although she did not know who had released it.
She also briefly discussed the Knights Radiant; at that time, the Orders were centered in Urithiru but the Knights lived in Alethela. She emphasized that it was the duty of the Knights to train in the art of war and stay vigilant for the Desolations, and that they gave their lives to keep the world safe. She urged Dalinar to come train with the Radiants, since they had could teach people how to manage the burden that came along with fighting and killing. She mentioned that Harkaylain had predicted that a Desolation would be coming soon before quickly departing when she heard screaming nearby.
== Quotes ==
== Notes ==
Starfalls Windrunner

The Starfalls Windrunner was a Knight Radiant who appeared in Dalinar's twelfth vision.
== Appearance and Personality == 
He wears Plate that glows with blue light and has glyphs etched into the metal which trails blue vapor, presumably indicating that he is from the Order of Windrunners. He has dark brown skin and short black hair. His eyes are of a bright blue, almost white.
== Attributes and Abilities ==
The Starfalls Windrunner could fly. When Dalinar first got sight of him, he only saw a bright blue light falling from the sky, unfolding itself and becoming the Starfalls Windrunner who immediately got attacked by the Midnight Essences. After the fight, Dalinar found him without his helmet, not knowing when he might have put it off or where it had gone. When Heb and his family were safe, he turned toward the nearest village, feeling his help was needed there too, and then launched into the air heading for this village. 
== History == 
He and his female companion rescued Dalinar's embodiment Heb and his family from the attacking Midnight Essences. After the fight, the Windrunner was impressed by Heb's (Dalinar's) fighting abilities, though he found them strange. He invited Dalinar to come to Urithiru to further his abilities and probably become a Knight Radiant.
== Quotes ==
The female Knight repeated this announcement, too. 
== Notes ==
Stargyle

Stargyle is a Lightweaver of the Unseen Court on Roshar.
== Appearance and Personality ==
Stargyle is tall, friendly, and handsome with a ready smile. He has the build of a soldier, although he refuses to wear a soldier's uniform anymore. The lighteyed women of the Alethi court have a favorable opinion of him.
== Attributes and Abilities ==
Stargyle is a Lightweaver, bonded to an unknown cryptic. This grants him access to the surges of Illumination and Transformation. He is particularly skilled at seeing into Shadesmar. When he creates illusions, his method of focus is to act as if he were painting.
== History ==
Stargyle was born to a pigmenter, so he grew up viewing the world through its colors. He likely was born with a different name and took the name of Stargyle later. At some point he served as a soldier, married, and found his way to Urithiru.
Shallan recruited Stargyle into her group of Lightweavers, which she began calling the Unseen Court. As he was one of the newest recruits, and therefore least known to her, she asked him to accompany the diplomatic mission to Lasting Integrity. At the last minute, however, his wife fell ill and he had to back out of the trip. Beryl asked to accompany the envoy to the honorspren instead.
Stargyle ended up accompanying the coalition's force that recaptured Emul. When Dalinar determined that the best way for him to learn to use his Bondsmith abilities was to speak to Ishar, Sigzil took Stargyle and a couple of Windrunners to scout out the situation in Tukar. On their return, Stargyle was able to create an illusion for Dalinar that played out a depiction of what the group saw as they flew over Ishar's army.
== Trivia ==
* Stargyle is a cameo for Steve Argyle, the artist who did illustrations of each order of the Knights Radiant for The Way of Kings leatherbound Kickstarter and some of the interior art for The Way of Kings leatherbound edition.
== Notes ==
Starmark

A starmark is a manifestation of Investiture on the Darkside of Taldain. Those who use this system are called Starcarved. Starmarks are highly connected to sand mastery.
== Prerequisites ==
It is unknown how someone gains starmarks, but only a few are able to access the power. Those who gain the power must first be shown by another Starcarved, possibly in a testing process similar to how the Diem finds acolents that have the ability to master sand.
== Mechanics ==
The magic primarily functions through tattoos and its effects are not nearly as noticeable as sand mastery, although with current information the latter may no longer be true. Starcarved are charged by weekly pulses of light and Investiture from Ridos. There are several different colors of Starmark. Some applications of starmarks allow the starcarved to make razor sharp blades or create a shield that can withstand bullets.
Starmarks do not work and are not visible on Dayside.
== Trivia ==
* Starmarks may be a type of tattoo, possibly using ink only visible under UV since they cannot be seen while on Dayside.
== Notes ==
category: magic
Starsight

Starsight is the second book in the Skyward series by Brandon Sanderson. It is the sequel to Skyward.
== Synopsis ==
== Summary ==
During a battle with the Krell a couple months after the Battle of Alta Second, a alien named Alanik, of the UrDail species, crashes on Detritus and gives Spensa the opportunity to take her place and spy on the Krell. Alanik was cytonic like Spensa, and imprinted the coordinates for a place called Starsight in her brain. Spensa hyperjumps for the second time and finds herself at the center of bureaucracy for the Superiority, the alien organization that had kept humans imprisoned on Detritus for decades.
Spensa pretends to be Alanik and tries out for the Superiority's new Delver Resistance Project, hoping to discover the secret to hyperdrives. She trains in a flight with Vapor, a non-corporeal figment; Morriumur, a draft; Hesho, former king of the Kitsen; and Brade, a tamed and registered human. After they report for practie, Hesho renames their flight (originally called Flight 15) Flowers of Night's Last Kiss.
After discovering that the secret to cytonic hyperdrives was not a piece of equipment but an animal species called taynix, of which Doomslug was a member, Spensa talked with Cuna and learned that Winzik was planning to use the delvers to destroy Detritus. Cuna was of a more moderate faction that fought to preserve humans. She returns to her homeworld to help them fight off the massive invasion force coming to them and has to leave M-Bot behind, although she finds out when she comes back that he's copied his code into the drone they used for spying. During the battle for Detritus, Spensa manages to bring Hesho and Vapor to her side and they engage in a dogfight with Brade. Brade, aware of Spensa's true identity, summons a delver. Spensa first directs the delver away from Detritus toward Starsight to buy time, but then comes to save it by showing the delver her point of view. She was brought to an infirmary after she was found floating in space and got caught up in Winzik's coup d'etat.
== Development ==
Brandon started writing Starsight in mid-2018 after completing Skyward. Brandon had some difficulty working through the first draft but solved these issues and finished writing the book in the fall of 2018. It was released about one year after the release of Skyward, on November 26, 2019.
==Cover Gallery==
== Interior Art ==
== Notes ==
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Starsight/Covers

This is a gallery for all known covers for Starsight. For more information, including what other editions used any particular cover, visit each image's file page.
Starsight US Hardcover.jpg | United States (Delacorte Press)
Starsight UK cover.jpg | United Kingdom (Gollancz)
Starsight PL cover.jpg | Poland (Zysk & S-ka, 2020)
Starsight PL 2nd Cover.jpg | Poland (Zysk i S-ka, 2022)
Starsight IT cover.jpg | Italy (Armenia)
Starsight bg cover.jpg | Bulgaria (Артлайн-Студиос / Artline Studios)
Starsight RU cover.jpg | Russia (Азбука-Аттикус / Azbooka-Atticus)
Starsight EE cover.jpg | Estonia (Fantaasia)
Starsight FR cover.jpeg | France (Le Livre de Poche)
Starsight DE Cover.jpg | Germany (Droemer-Knaur)
Category:Cover Galleries
Stase Blanches

Lady Stase Blanches is a noble in Luthadel on Scadrial during the Final Empire.
==Appearance and Personality==
She is beautiful and has blonde hair; she is seen wearing a green dress.
==History==
House Venture arranged for Stase to attend a ball at Keep Elariel in Luthadel with Elend. However, Elend ignored her in favor of Valette Renoux, drawing Stase's ire.
== Notes ==
State of the Sanderson

The State of the Sanderson is a yearly post on Brandon's blog dedicated to summarising the past years activities and outlining future projects. It is often a source of potentially new stories and also updates on what order things are going to be published.
* 2013 (on Arcanum)
* 2014 (on Arcanum)
* 2015 (on Arcanum)
* 2016 (on Arcanum)
* 2017 (on Arcanum)
* 2018 (on Arcanum)
* 2019 (on Arcanum)
* 2020 (on Arcanum)
* 2021 (on Arcanum)
* 2022 (on Arcanum)
* 2023 (on Arcanum)
* 2024 (on Arcanum)
== Notes ==
category: list articles
Statlin City

Statlin City is a city in the Final Empire on Scadrial. It is the location of the second of the Lord Ruler's storage caverns, marked on the map in Luthadel's cache beneath Kredik Shaw. The small city lies in the Eastern Dominance, close to the Central Dominance, and is built near a lot of mines.
== Trivia ==
* In the original The Hero of Ages, Statlin City was referred to as Satren. This was corrected in the tenth anniversary leatherbound edition.
== Notes ==
Steamwater Ocean

The Steamwater Ocean is a body of water to the northeast of the main continent of Roshar.
Dalinar Kholin once proposed to Evi that they and Adolin take a vacation to the Steamwater Ocean, as Evi had grown tired of the wind and cold in Alethkar. There is no indication that they ever took this trip.
The Fourth Bridge spent several weeks flying over the Steamwater Ocean, taking refuge in laits and coves during highstorms, in order to test the airship's endurance over a longer period of time.
== Notes ==
Steamwell

Steamwells are naturally occurring geysers that serve as the primary water supply to the villages in Torio on Komashi.
Steamwells provide water to the people and animals who live nearby. The jet of water when steamwells erupt can reach several dozen feet into the air, though the height can vary somewhat from one region to the next. In villages, large elevated bronze trays are arrayed around the steamwell in concentric rings, funneling the water from eruptions down toward the nearby homes. The water is considered by the people to be a gift from the hijo below ground. Rural villages are typically centered around a local steamwell, making it the focal point of the settlement.
Steamwells also increase the local humidity, nourishing plants in the area. Clouds often form above steamwells, providing shade and rainfall. The geysers are believed to renew the air with each eruption.
== Notes ==
Steel Inquisitor/Gallery

== Official artwork ==
Steel Inquisitor.jpg| by An Inquisitor stood on top of Kredik Shaw, concept art
Inquisitor.jpg| by Common binding points for creating a Steel Inquisitor
Hemalurgy table.jpg| by Possible bind points and abilities for Inquisitors
MAG cover artwork.jpg| by Kelsier fighting a Steel Inquisitor, on the cover of the Mistborn Adventure Game
Inquisitor red.jpg| by 
HOA US 1st cover art.jpg | by The Hero of Ages (Hardcover)
HOA LT cover art.jpg | by Gediminas Skyrius The Hero of Ages (Lithuania)
House War - Inquisitor 2 by Emanuele Desiati.png | by Emanuele DesiatiSteel Inquisitor, Mistborn: House War
Marsh_Card_Cropped.png| by 
Steel Inquisitor Card Cropped Actual.png| by 
HOA JP Part3 cover.jpg| by 
MB Era 1 BR full cover art.jpg | by Mistborn Era 1 (Brazil)
Hero of Ages by GisAlmeida.jpg | by Hero of Ages, various scenes from the trilogy
== Fanworks ==
Marsh Inquisitor portrait.png| by A side view of an Inquisitor's head 
Steel Inquisitor Matthew Johnson Inktober2018.jpg| by 
Storms that Shatter by Alec Acevedo.jpg| by Inquisitors fighting Vin
Inquisitor by Connor Chamberlain.jpg| by 
Steel Inquisitor by Ricky Ho.jpeg| by 
Korbi Inquisitor.webp| by 
Category:Gallery Subpages
Steel Kitchen

Steel Kitchen is a business operating in Bilming on Scadrial during the year . The goal of the company is to quickly deliver food from any open establishment to people's doorsteps. The company employed numerous Steelrunners, who used their Feruchemical abilities combined with thorough knowledge of the city to avoid traffic and make timely deliveries. Steel Kitchen was partly run by Vema, who was responsible for taking the orders. Orders submitted by noon one day were able to be fulfilled on time the following day. Steel Kitchen advertised their services in The Two Seasons broadsheet published on 19 Marewill.
== Notes ==
Steel alphabet

The Steel alphabet was the set of glyphs used on Scadrial. It has been shown that the glyphs evolved over time.
Most of the symbols were also used to represent various metals and numbers. The steel alphabet used a base-16 numbering system with a positional structure similar to Japanese numerals—double-number pairs are used to represent the order of magnitude and the number in that position respectively.
At some point the alphabet diverged such that the symbols used to represent Feruchemical metals were distinct to those used by Allomancy and the general alphabet.
During the technological advancement after the Final Ascension, the symbols used during the Final Empire were tweaked to become easier for printing.
== Symbols and their Meanings ==
The mapping between the English and Steel alphabet was first achieved by Valkynphyre of the 17th Shard. 
The tin & pewter symbols corresponding to E/I and O/U are distinct, and can be identified by the position of the dot; E places the dot below and to the left of the spike, similar to the O placement, and U places the dot next to the top of the outer curved spike. This practice of dot placement to distinguish vowels evolved within 100 years of The Alloy of Law. The dot can also be moved around in non-vowels for various reasons.
The letter Q is not present in the alphabet, the sound is depicted via a kw.
The Steel glyphs corresponding to the eight basic metals are also used to express (inter)cardinal directions.
A rotated Copper glyph (sans the dot) is used to depict Clips.. 
Cadmium is used to represent degrees in temperature.
	Iron 		Steel 		Tin 		Pewter
	1 		2 		3 		4
	B
West 		P
Northwest		E/I
North		O/U
Northeast
	Zinc 		Brass 		Copper 		Bronze
	5 		6 		7 		8
	L
East 		R
Southeast		D
South 		T
Southwest
	Cadmium 		Bendalloy		Gold 		Electrum
	9 		10 		11 		12
	G 		K 		M 		N
	Chromium		Nicrosil 		Aluminum		Duralumin
	13 		14 		15 		16
	W 		Y 		Z 		S
	Atium 		Malatium 		unknown 		unknown
	unknown 		unknown 		256 		4096
	V 		F 		J 		C/Ch?
	unknown 		unknown 		Lerasium		unknown
	unknown 		unknown 		unknown 		0
	H 		X/Sh 		A 		unknown
== Evolution of the Steel Alphabet ==
The following table shows both the evolution of the symbols used in the steel alphabet, which have come to be associated with Allomancy, as well as the separate set of symbols that developed to represent the Feruchemical use of metals.
The form of letters shown in 341 PC are not a true evolution of the script, but are instead simply a different font for the same letters.
Metal	Ancient Terris (pre 0 FE)	Intermediary	Late Final Empire (c. )	c. (print font)	Terris alphabet
== Trivia ==
* The distinguishing of vowels by different placement of a dot is based upon the extinct, but partially revived, Baybayin Script.
* Isaac Stewart has previously confirmed that the Feruchemical symbols for chromium and nicrosil were mistakenly swapped on the Feruchemy Table.
== Notes ==
~
es:Alfabeto de acero
Steel alphabet/num-row

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! width=10% | Metal
! width=22.5% | Ancient Terris (pre 0 FE)
! width=22.5% | Intermediary
! width=22.5% | Late Final Empire (ca. 1022 FE)
! width=22.5% | circa 341 FA
|-
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|}
Row in steel alphabet table which is only known as a numeral.
Category: Rows
category: meta
Steel alphabet/row

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|- class=title
! width=10% | Metal
! width=18% | Ancient Terris (pre 0 FE)
! width=18% | Intermediary
! width=18% | Late Final Empire (ca. 1022 FE)
! width=18% | circa 341 FA
! width=18% | Terris alphabet
|-
<noinclude>
|}
Row in steel alphabet table for named metals.
Category: Rows
category: meta
Steelheart/Covers

This is a gallery for all known covers for Steelheart. For more information, including what other editions used any particular cover, visit each image's file page.
Steelheart.jpg | United States (Delacorte Press)
Steelheart CA Ember cover.jpg | Canada (Ember)
Steelheart UK cover.jpg | United Kingdom (Gollancz)
Steelheart BR cover.jpg | Brazil (ALEPH)
Steelheart PL cover.jpg | Poland (Zysk & S-ka)
Steelheart GR cover.jpg | Greece (Μεταίχμιο / Metaichmio)
Steelheart RU cover.jpg | Russia (Азбука / Azbooka)
Steelheart FR cover.jpg | France (Le Livre de Poche)
Steelheart TW cover.jpg | Taiwan (奇幻基地 / Fantasy Foundation)
Steelheart CN cover.jpg | Mainland China (重庆出版社 / Chongqing Publishing House)
Steelheart BD cover.jpg | Bangladesh (আফসার ব্রাদার্স / Afsar Brothers)
Steelheart BG cover.jpg | Bulgaria (Артлайн-Студиос / Artline Studios)
Steelheart DK cover.jpg | Denmark (DreamLitt ApS)
Steelheart DK New Cover.jpg | Denmark (Superlux)
Steelheart NL Cover.jpg | Netherlands (Singel Uitgeverijen)
Steelheart TH cover.jpg | Thailand (เวิร์ดส์วอนเดอร์ / Words Wonder Publishing)
Steelheart SK cover.jpg | Slovakia (Slovart)
Steelheart DE cover.jpg | Germany (Heyne Taschenbuch)
Steelheart ID cover.jpg | Indonesia (Noura Books)
Steelheart GE Cover.jpg | Georgia (პალიტრა L / Palette L)
Steelheart CK cover.jpg | Czech Republic (Talpress)
Category:Cover Galleries
Steelheart/Statistical analysis

This page contains a statistical analysis of Steelheart.
=== Chapter by Chapter Breakdown ===
Chapter 	Word Count	Percentage
Prologue 	4883 	4.52%
Part One 	Part One 	Part One
Chapter 1 	2,994 	2.77%
Chapter 2 	1,089 	1.01%
Chapter 3 	1,365 	1.26%
Chapter 4 	1,466 	1.36%
Chapter 5 	1,904 	1.76%
Chapter 6 	1,516 	1.40%
Chapter 7 	1,920 	1.78%
Chapter 8 	1,383 	1.28%
Chapter 9 	2,743 	2.54%
Chapter 10 	2,109 	1.95%
Chapter 11 	2,910 	2.70%
Chapter 12 	1,965 	1.82%
Chapter 13 	3,533 	3.27%
Part One Total 	26,897 	24.92%
Part Two 	Part Two 	Part Two
Chapter 14 	3,459 	3.20%
Chapter 15 	3,408 	3.16%
Chapter 16 	4,448 	4.12%
Chapter 17 	1,555 	1.44%
Chapter 18 	1,561 	1.45%
Chapter 19 	1,540 	1.43%
Chapter 20 	3,548 	3.29%
Chapter 21 	5,284 	4.90%
Chapter 22 	3,123 	2.89%
Part Two Total 	27,926 	25.87%
Part Three 	Part Three	Part Three
Chapter 23 	3,353 	3.11%
Chapter 24 	2,734 	2.53%
Chapter 25 	3,073 	2.85%
Chapter 26 	2,226 	2.06%
Chapter 27 	3,201 	2.97%
Chapter 28 	3,636 	3.37%
Chapter 29 	2,228 	2.06%
Chapter 30 	3,833 	3.55%
Part Three Total	24,284 	22.50%
Part Four 	Part Four 	Part Four
Chapter 31 	2,215 	2.05%
Chapter 32 	2,157 	2.00%
Chapter 33 	3,440 	3.19%
Chapter 34 	3,346 	3.10%
Chapter 35 	1,319 	1.22%
Chapter 36 	1,116 	1.03%
Chapter 37 	2,917 	2.70%
Chapter 38 	1,814 	1.68%
Chapter 39 	1,820 	1.69%
Chapter 40 	1,560 	1.45%
Chapter 41 	1,790 	1.66%
Part Four Total 	23,494 	21.67%
Epilogue 	460 	0.43%
Total 	107,944 	100.00%
*1x
category: statistics
Steen

Steen is a kingdom at the tip of a peninsula in southwestern Roshar. As such, it only borders Liafor.
==Geography==
Steen has an area of around 156,000 km2, making it one of the smallest Rosharan nations, larger than only Alm, Bavland, and Tu Fallia..
It is situated on the southwestern coast of Roshar, and is surrounded on three sides by the Aimian Sea and the Southern Depths. It shares a border only with Liafor.
== Politics == 
Steen is possibly ruled by a group of merchants known as the ‘merchant lords’. They are also known to have a prince.
It is a member state of the Azish Empire, therefore they defer to Azir and the Prime Aqasix. Though they are able to act independently in most of their operations.
== Culture ==
The people from Steen wear their beards wrapped in cords - a fashion that has been shown elsewhere in Roshar and the cosmere. Steen men wear their beards in a cord-like style.
Steen probably has good mercenaries as the crew of First Dreams on its trip to Akinah is made up of Steen mercenaries.
Noura describes them as a tricky bunch.
== History ==
During the Silver Kingdoms era, it was part of Makabakam. 
After Makabakam collapsed Steen became independent.
Noura hints that they shouldn't be invited to the Urithiru talks along with the other Makabak representatives.
Just before the Battle of Thaylen Field, a report from Steen relayed to a meeting in Urithiru confirms that the early Everstorm reported by Shinovar has passed and also mentions that it is faster and more violent than previous storms. This comes just before the other revelations about the Eila Stele and the first Voidbringers.
Prior to the voyage of the Wandersail to Aimia, Lopen indicates that men from Steen were present in Urithiru. 
Beard tells a tale about him swimming across a vat of dyes when in service to the Steen merchant lords.
== Trivia ==
* Steen has an area of around 156,000 km2. In comparison to real world nations, area is very close to the land area of Suriname. 
== Notes ==