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Reshi Sea

The Reshi Sea is a body of water in northern Roshar. It is the largest known sea on Roshar and it covers a significant portion of the middle of the continent. The southern end of the sea is separated from the Purelake by Marabethia, while the Reshi Isles archipelago lies at the northern end of the sea, adjacent to the Steamwater Ocean. Other countries along the sea's coastline include Iri, Rira, Babatharnam, Tu Bayla, Jah Keved, and Herdaz. During the Heraldic Epochs, the sea was in the territory of Rishir.
In addition to the various islands in the Reshi Sea, it is also home to massive inhabited greatshells known as Tai-na. Although the sea is deeper than the Purelake, it is shallow enough to allow the Tai-na to walk along the seafloor.
The area has a hot and humid tropical climate, and it does not snow. The waters of the sea are usually quite calm, although the region is presumably in the path of highstorms. The seawater is quite warm most of the time.
==Inhabitants==
Many of the islands in the Reshi Sea are known to be inhabited by the native people, known as the Reshi. Various Tai-na contain self-contained kingdoms that also attract foreigners seeking a simple life. The ardents Ashir and Geranid live on a small island where they can focus on scientific experiments. The Herdazian coastline is known to be inhabited, and it is Toh's last known location.
==Flora and Fauna==
* Tai-na - Sapient island-sized greatshells worshiped as gods.
* Zatalef - A bat-like cephalopod native to Akak.
* Chulls - A species of crustacean useful for labor intensive jobs.
* Coracot - A fearsome creature that is hunted in the Reshi Isles on Roshar.
* I-nah - A type of tree native to the Reshi Sea on Roshar.
* An unknown species of minnow.
== Notes ==
Resi

Brightlord Resi is a Shardbearer from Thanadal princedom in Alethkar on Roshar.
==Appearance and Personality==
He is lighteyed and his Shardplate is painted yellow. He is referred to as Thanadal's "star" Shardbearer, and becomes quite frustrated when he loses a duel.
==Attributes and Abilities==
He holds the title of Royal Defender, a traditional post entitling the bearer to a full set of Highprince Thanadal's Shards. The Royal Defender is the only full Shardbearer in Thanadal's warcamp. He is a competent duelist.
==History==
In , Adolin challenged Resi to a "friendly" duel after Thanadal had criticized Dalinar. Despite the seemingly low stakes, the dueling arena was full of spectators due to the political implications of the bout. Resi favored Stonestance, but his relatively slow movements left him open to Adolin's counterattacks using Windstance. Adolin increased the pressure on Resi, forcing him to take a defensive posture. Resi became unnerved by Adolin's rapid blows, and attempted another heavy strike, but Adolin blocked it with his vambrace and destroyed Resi's thigh plate, leaving him immobile and ending the duel. Resi could be heard swearing audibly after losing.
Resi was one of the many Shardbearers that guarded a meeting of the Highprinces after the Assassin in White's attempt on Dalinar's life.
== Notes ==
Restares

Restares is a member of Sons of Honor, possibly Meridas Amaram's superior, and likely one of the organization's leaders. Restares may have originally brought Gavilar Kholin into the organization.
Gavilar briefly suspected on the night of his assassination that Restares tried to kill him, but never thought that'd actually happen.
Restares had a spanreed to Amaram, which was sometimes carried by Amaram's carriage driver, Pama. After Kaladin saved Amaram's life and killed Helaran Davar, Restares advised that Amaram take the Shardblade and Shardplate, and to kill the witnesses and pretend that Amaram personally won the Shards. The deliberation took hours, but eventually Amaram agreed, thinking it had to be done for the good of Alethkar. This resulted in Kaladin's enslavement, and the deaths of the last surviving members of his squad, Hab, Reesh, Alabet, and Coreb.
Mraize knew about Restares and referred to the Sons of Honor as Restares's cronies. Upon receiving a page of text from Shallan Davar about what Amaram knows, Mraize believed the Sons of Honor are also close to the secrets of the Shattered Plains and Urithiru.
After the Battle of Narak, Amaram wrote to Restares via spanreed that the Sons of Honor are successful in their goal of bringing the Voidbringers back to Roshar, with the hopes the Heralds would also return. Amaram informed Restares of the Everstorm and the Voidbringers' red eyes.
== Spoiler Warning ==
The following link contains major spoilers for Rhythm of War. Please be very sure you have either read the book or are happy to be spoiled on some major points of the story.
SPOILERS AHEAD
== Notes ==
Category:Sons of Honor
category: Spoiler redirects
Reven

Reven is the king of Seevis, one of the Rim Kingdoms of Taldain.
After the death of the majority of the Diem, Kenton sought to preserve the sand masters. Kenton sought Lord Raagent for assistance, but Raagent knew that one of the Rim Kingdoms had been dealing with a mastrell. Raagent suspected that King Reven was going to hire the sand masters, and tried to hire them himself instead.
== Notes ==
Category:Taldaini
Revilar

Revilar is a prominent lighteyes from Jah Keved on Roshar. He lives in Valam princedom and his lands border those of Lin Davar; the two men are rivals who compete for the favor of the highprince.
== Appearance and Personality ==
Revilar has silver hair and is well-dressed. He does not have a nose and wears a wooden replacement painted black; he would otherwise be considered handsome. He tends to look like he is distracted although he is actually calculating and self-serving.
== Attributes and Abilities ==
Revilar is a competent businessman and a relatively skilled politician. As a landowner, he is of at least the sixth dahn and is considered wealthy in his princedom. His house has a good reputation and he is able to hire master-servants.
He has at least one son, who is skilled at dueling.
== History ==
During his youth, Revilar lost his nose during a duel with an unknown combatant.
=== c. 1170 ===
In and early , Revilar intensified his efforts to curry favor with Highprince Valam. He successfully worked to improve the output of the princedom's textile industry. Additionally, his son's skill as a duelist drew attention from the highprince. Valam personally visited Revilar's estates, showing his approval.
In Midpeace of , Revilar attended Middlefest Fair on the Davar grounds. His son was scheduled to participate in the dueling contests during the fair. During the festivities, Revilar confronted Lin and coerced him into taking a financially outrageous business deal which involved Lin selling breachtree cotton and raw shum to Revilar below cost. Revilar would then arrange for it to be taken to market for the final sale. Lin showed open disdain for Revilar and initially resisted the trade. However, Revilar revealed the extent to which Valam had recently shown him favor, even inviting Revilar to visit him in Vedenar every month. He also reminded Lin that House Davar had fallen into disrepute due to the rumors surrounding the death of Shallan's mother, and it was also in financial decline. Lin was enraged, but ultimately accepted the proposal since he was desperate for political allies.
== Relationships ==
=== Lin Davar ===
Lin and Revilar are two of ten men of similar ranking that serve under Highprince Valam. They are political rivals and also seem to personally dislike one another. Lin is jealous of Revilar's success, including his ability to employ master-servants; the Davar household was unable to hire them due to Lin's reputation. Revilar does not respect Lin and those in his retinue also disapprove of him. Despite their lands bordering one another, the two men had no business relationship until Revilar coerced Lin into selling him commodities at a steep discount.
== Notes ==
Revolar

Revolar is a city in Vamah princedom and one of the larger cities in the region. It is located close to a tributary of the Windrunner River which forms the eastern border between Vamah princedom and Ruthar princedom. Revolar is no more than a few weeks away from Hearthstone by foot.
==Geography==
Built within a hollow between a series of hills, Revolar has long since spilled past its original border and now sprawls both between and up the surrounding slopes. The original boundary walls now mark the inner part of the city. Unlike the war camps, Revolar has a disorganized and inefficient layout.
Army barracks and parshmen quarters can be found outside the city, to the east. Regular caravans travel between Revolar and Kholinar, and caravaneers and couriers often stay on the outskirts of the city.
==History== 
===Occupation of Revolar (1174 – )===
Revolar was conquered by the Fused after the Battle of Narak, and between 40,000 and 50,000 singers now occupy the city. Parshmen from nearby regions of Alethkar are led by yellow-white spren towards the city, with many of these groups then traveling on to Kholinar. Kaladin travels with a group of parshmen from Sadeas princedom to Revolar, where, after encountering a Fused, he escapes during a passing Highstorm. Before fleeing, Kaladin attempts to help the human captives held outside the city reach shelter, as they are caught unaware by the storm.
After being captured by the Fused in the Frostlands, Moash is transported to Revolar and held in the city's storm bunkers with the other human captives. Within these bunkers, there are workstations where captives can sign up for either hard, basic, or skilled labor. The Fused are particularly interested in smiths, fletchers, and armorers; captives hiding these skills risk punishment of half rations for their whole family. Moash volunteers at the hard labor station and is tasked with pulling carts from Revolar to Kholinar.
==Culture== 
Like all of Alethkar, Revolar's social order and government is structured around class distinction. 
This societal structure is maintained to some extent after Revolar is captured by the Fused and its occupants are enslaved. While both darkeyes and lighteyes captives are required to work, high ranking lighteyes such as Highlord Paladar are able to use their status and influence over the other captives to gain resources without participating in manual labour. 
==Politics==
Revolar is the seat of Highprince Loradar Vamah. Before the city is conquered, Highlord Paladar rules as regent in the Highprince's absence. Revolar suffers under Paladar's rule.
== Notes ==
Rez

Rez is a guard in Yeddaw in Tashikk on Roshar.
==History==
On the day that Lift entered Yeddaw, Rez was stationed at a guard post above the city. He reported to Captain Hauka as part of immigration enforcement. He was eating in the guard chamber when Lift ran in looking for pancakes. Rez attempted to grab Lift, but she slipped between his legs. He then helped Hauka and another guard unsuccessfully pursue Lift. After Lift finished causing mayhem, Hauka asked Rez to take over immigration for an hour so that she could take a break.
== Notes ==
Rhythm of War/Covers

This is a gallery for all known covers for Rhythm of War. For more information about each cover, including other editions and translations using the same art, check each file's individual page. 
== Official covers ==
RoW US cover.jpg | United States (Tor)
Rhythm of War UK Cover.jpg | United Kingdom (Gollancz, full book/part 1)
RoW UK Part 2 Cover.jpg | United Kingdom (Gollancz, part 2)
RoW TW Cover.jpg | Taiwan (奇幻基地 / Fantasy Foundation)
ROW BG full cover.jpg | Bulgaria (Артлайн-Студиос / Artline Studios)
ROW BG 2024 Cover.jpeg | Bulgaria (Артлайн Студиос / Artline Studios)
RoW UK 2022 Part 1 Cover.jpg | United Kingdom (Gollancz, 2022, part 1)
RoW UK 2022 Part 2 Cover.jpg | United Kingdom (Gollancz, 2022, part 2)
RoW FR Part 1 cover.jpg | France (Le Livre de Poche, part 1)
RoW FR Part 2 cover.jpg | France (Le Livre de Poche, part 2)
RoW PL Part 1 Softcover.jpg | Poland (MAG, paperback part 1)
RoW PL Part 2 Softcover.jpg | Poland (MAG, paperback part 2)
RoW PL Part 1 Hardcover.jpg | Poland (MAG, hardcover part 1)
RoW PL Part 2 Hardcover.jpg | Poland (MAG, hardcover part 2)
RoW DE Part 1 cover.jpg | Germany (Heyne, part 1)
RoW DE Part 2 cover.jpg | Germany (Heyne, part 2)
RoW TR Part 1 Cover.jpg | Turkey (Akılçelen Kitaplar, part 1)
RoW TR Part 2 Cover.jpg | Turkey (Akılçelen Kitaplar, part 2)
Rhythm of War UA Cover.jpg | Ukraine (Клуб Сімейного Дозвілля / Family Leisure Club)
== Concept covers ==
Beta readers for Rhythm of War received their books with a unique dust jacket.
RoW beta cover.jpg | by 
Additionally, in early 2020, Bulgarian publisher Artline Studios held a competition for the cover of their release of Rhythm of War. The entry at top by Yasen Stoilov was the winner, and the following pieces submitted by the other three finalists were also included in the Bulgarian edition of the book.
ROW_BG_cover_art.jpg | by Yasen Stoilov
Shallan in Shadesmar by DNAVENOM.jpg | by 
ROW BG contestant1.jpg | by Георги Маджаров / Georgi Madzharov
ROW BG contestant2.jpg | by Стефан Стефанов / Stefan Stefanov
Category:Cover Galleries
Rhythm of War/Headings

It has been theorized that the faces on the arches at each of the epigraphs is a Herald (or Hoid), and that each face tells us something about the chapter that is about to be read. 
The heralds' faces, along with attributes associated with each herald, are listed at Ten Essences.
The herald icons are listed in order from left to right.
Chapter	Chapter Title	Symbol	Herald Name 1	Herald Name 2	Herald Name 3	Herald Name 4
== Key ==
=== Symbols ===
== Notes ==
*4h
sa4
Category: meta
category: list articles
Rhythm of War/Interior art

This is a gallery of interior art for Rhythm of War. For more information about each piece, including transcripts of the text (when needed), check each file's individual page.
Chanarach Endsheet.png | by Chanarach
Nale Endsheet.png | by Nale
Kalak Endsheet.png | by Kalak
Pailiah Endsheet.png | by Pralla
 
Sea of Souls.jpg | by Isaac Stewart A portion of the Sea of Souls
Map of Eastern Makabak.jpg | by Isaac Stewart Eastern Makabak, annotated
Shallan's Sketchbook - The Atrium.jpg | by Urithiru atrium
Shallan's Sketchbook - Inkspren.jpg | by Inkspren
Shallan's Sketchbook - Peakspren.jpg | by Peakspren
Shallan's Sketchbook - Highspren.jpg | by Highspren
Shallan's Sketchbook - Reachers.jpg | by Reachers
Shallan's Sketchbook - Cultivationspren.jpg | by Cultivationspren
Shallan's Sketchbook - Honorspren.jpg | by Honorspren
Shallan's Sketchbook - Ashspren.jpg | by Ashspren
Shallan's Sketchbook - Cryptics.jpg | by Cryptics
Shallan's Sketchbook - Mistspren.jpg | by Mistspren
 
Navani's Notebook - The Fourth Bridge.jpg | by The Fourth Bridge
Navani's Notebook - The Arnist Method.jpg | by The Arnist Method for capturing spren
Navani's Notebook - The Crystal Pillar Room.jpg | by Sibling's heart
 
Navani's Notebook - Experiments.jpg | by Experiments on Lights
Navani's Notebook - Dagger.jpg | by The Herald-killing dagger
 
Alethi Glyphs Page 2.jpg | by Isaac Stewart Alethi glyphs, page 2
Folio - Contemporary Singer Fashion.jpg | by Contemporary singer fashion
Folio - Contemporary Singer Fashion color.jpeg | by Contemporary singer fashion (colorized)
Folio - Envoyform Fashion.jpg | by Envoyform fashion
Folio - Envoyform Fashion color.jpeg | by Envoyform fashion (colorized)
 
Category:Interior art
Rial

Rial is a sergeant in Bridge Thirteen on Roshar. 
== Appearance and Personality ==
He is clean-shaven with dark brown hair, and Dalinar notes that he is a bit pale for an Alethi. However, he is later referred to as having leathery, dark skin.
He speaks with a slow Koron drawl that originates from central Alethkar near the Sunmaker Mountains.
He has a habit of rolling a sphere across his knuckles; he also formally salutes Dalinar constantly. He typically carries a flask of alcohol on his person.
Navani considers him "greasy", but Dalinar likes him because he considers him similar to some of his friends from the "old days", referring to his time spent as a warlord.
==Attributes and Abilities==
Rial was a member of Bridge Thirteen when they became Teft's Windrunner squires. Rial and the rest of the crew presumably gained limited Surgebinding abilities when they are within thirty miles of Teft, including healing powers and flight through the use of Basic Lashings.
== History ==
Rial's past is unknown, including the reason that he was part of a bridge crew. 
Some time after the Battle of Narak, Rial and the rest of Bridge Thirteen were assigned to be bodyguards for the leadership in Urithiru after the members of Bridge Four became Kaladin's squires. He quickly became friendly with Dalinar and at one point spiked his canteen with alcohol. He guarded Dalinar on his first trip to Thaylen City and was present during Dalinar's duel with Kdralk. He later offered Dalinar some alcohol just prior to him being branded a heretic by the curates of the Holy Enclave.
Rial was aware that Navani sent Dalinar a special timekeeping vambrace even before Dalinar opened the package.
Rial was not available to guard Dalinar during the Battle of Thaylen Field after Teft became a Knight Radiant and the members of Bridge Thirteen become his squires.
== Trivia ==
* Rial's unusual accent and behavior, inconsistent appearance, mysterious past, and sudden proximity to Dalinar have led some readers to speculate that he is not a simple Alethi bridgeman and may be a Worldhopper. However, Brandon Sanderson has RAFO’d questions about him.
== Notes ==
;Footnotes
;References
Category: Bridgemen
Rian Strobe

Lord Rian Strobe is a noble in Luthadel on Scadrial. 
At the Venture Ball he wore a green vest underneath a long dark suit coat. Rian is familiar with court etiquette, polite, and is confident enough to be the first person to approach a newcomer at a Luthadel ball. 
He was the first suitor who approached Valette Renoux at Keep Venture and ask her to dance during her first ball. It is likely that he had been watching Vin while she ate, as he approached her soon after she finished her meal and addressed her by name. Vin declined his request to dance, expressing nervousness at attending her first ball, which Rian politely accepted before departing. As would have been expected within noble society, Vin's rebuff would not be treated like an outright refusal, and instead a postponement of the request, and it is likely that Vin danced with Rian at the next ball in which they were both in attendance.
== Trivia ==
* Rian Strobe was named after a user of the Timewaster's Guide forum in 2004.
== Notes ==
Rick O'Shea

Rick O'Shea is an Irish Epic that can make objects unstable through touch, which then explode under any significant impact. A gauss gun, which Abraham purchased from Diamond, replicated his power by charging up a bullet and turning it into an exploding projectile. Diamond says he is a standard kinetic energy Epic. 
Abraham dislikes this Epic's name due to it being a pun on the French word ricochet, comparing it to "something Cody would say." 
David Charleston notes that Rick O'Shea was a newer Epic, and so wasn't one of the Epics in the old days that was imprisoned and experimented on. David wonders, then, if such research still occurs. 
== Notes ==
Rick Stranger

Rick Stranger was a criminal which High Lord Waxillium Ladrian pursued during his time as a lawman in the Roughs of Scadrial. 
Lady Steris Harms compiled biographies of many of Wax's old enemies, including Rick Stranger, in order to prepare for their wedding. She hoped to invite one of them to the wedding ceremony so that she could plan for a disturbance. Upon seeing Rick Stranger's name, Wax remarked that he had almost forgotten about him.
== Trivia ==
*Rick Stranger is a cameo for one of Brandon Sanderson's friends and alpha readers Ben Olsen, whose role-playing characters' names often appear both as in-world characters, and as faux beta readers as a joke between them.
== Notes ==
Ridgebark

Ridgebark is a commonly used stimulant on Roshar.
It is easy to acquire, even street urchins have access to ridgebark. They often chew it to keep themselves awake and alert when exhaustion or injury would ordinarily leave them incapacitated or unconscious.
Brightlord Adolin Kholin chewed ridgebark to stay awake while guarding his father's room through the night after Szeth's assassination attempt. Teft used it in an analogy to casual usage of firemoss compared to his addiction.
== Notes ==
Ridger

Ridger is a member of the Idrian royal family on Nalthis. As the second born child of King Dedelin, Ridger was trained to one day become king, as his elder sister was betrothed to become the queen of Hallandren.
== Appearance and Personality ==
Ridger has a kind heart, always trying to do what was right. He had a good relationship with his youngest sister, Siri. Before Ridger had to begin his training to become king, he and Siri often got into trouble.
== History ==
As second born child, he was set to inherit the throne because the eldest child, Vivenna, was betrothed to Susebron, the God King of Hallandren. As a child he spent a lot of time with his sister Siri getting into trouble. Once he grew older and began to take on more responsibility, Ridger spent the majority of his time focusing on his studies and being groomed to rule. When King Dedelin chose not to send Vivenna to Hallandren, Fafen believed Vivenna would inherit the throne instead of Ridger, which Vivenna thought would upset the order of things even more.
== Notes ==
Right of Challenge

The Right of Challenge is a Vorin tradition said to have been created by the Heralds. It can be offered to any lighteyed warrior who has proven themselves -- usually himself -- before the Almighty and the king.
The Right of Challenge allows a person to demand justice through combat from someone who wronged them. Many lighteyes know of the tradition, but it is ignored in modern circumstances. The Right of Challenge, used in conjunction with the King's Boon, has been used twice in Alethkar's recent history: once by Prince Adolin Kholin against Highprince Torol Sadeas, and once by Sadeas against Highprince Yenev eighteen years earlier. It was also used by Kaladin against Meridas Amaram, despite the former being a darkeyes, though his attempt landed him in prison.
==History==
====Unification of Alethkar====
Highprince Yenev was one of the main forces in opposition against Gavilar Kholin and the unification of Alethkar. To remove him Sadeas spoke with Gavilar regarding the Right of Challenge and the King’s Boon. Since they were traditions that shared a relationship to the historical crown, invoking them echoed the right of rule Gavilar and his camp were trying to establish. Using a tournament as part of their plan Sadeas dueled another Shardbearer. During the duel he paused the fighting at several points and raised the stakes, offering money and then lands. In the end, the victory was dramatic and King Gavilar stood and offered Sadeas the boon. Sadeas dueled Yenev and killed him, the lands going to their ally Aladar. 
====The War of Reckoning====
Adolin Kholin tried to used Sadeas's tactic against him, with the help of his causal betrothed Shallan Davar. He challenged Relis Ruthar to a paired disadvantaged duel, accidentally leaving himself open to a full disadvantaged duel, wagering all the shards his house held against Relis's. He managed to win the duel with the help of Kaladin, Renarin Kholin and, unknowingly, Shallan and Pattern. Elhokar Kholin offered him the King's Boon for the feat and he challenged Sadeas to a duel. However Kaladin gave Sadeas time to flee, sending back a response later that he would duel Adolin in one year's time, when he interrupted to challenge Amaram. Kaladin was placed in prison for slander at the behest of Dalinar Kholin rather than executed as the law and the king demanded. 
== Notes ==
Riika

Riika is a young Elantrian child.
She is bonded to Mai, who helped her get to sleep with stories. After she is taken by the Reod she struggles to sleep as Mai has gone crazy and no one to tells her bedtime stories. During the Invasion of Arelon Riika cannot sleep, so Matisse asks Ashe to tell her a story which puts her and all the other children to sleep.
== Notes ==