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Chip Erikell

Chip Erikell is an accused criminal in Elendel on Scadrial.
They were suspected of smuggling in the Third Octant of Elendel by Claude Aradel and the constabulary. They were present alongside a number of criminals and corrupt nobles during Winsting Innate's auction for his senate vote. They were killed during the auction as a result of Bleeder's actions, and Waxillium Ladrian identified their corpse on sight.
== Notes ==
Chiri-Chiri/Gallery

== Official artwork ==
Aboard the Wandersail.jpg | by Cuddling Rysn aboard the Wandersail, Dawnshard interior art
Dawnshard PL Cover art.jpg | by With Rysn, Polish cover of Dawnshard
Dawnshard BG Cover Art.jpeg | by With Rysn, Bulgarian cover of Dawnshard
Chiri-Chiri_Chapters.svg| by Symbol from Chiri-Chiri's interlude in Rhythm of War
Rysn Miniature.png| by Rysn Miniature from the Stormlight Premium Miniatures Kickstarter
== Fanworks ==
Chiri-Chiri.jpg | by Sleeping near spheres
Rysn and Chiri-Chiri by Ralf Melevo - Colored.jpg | by With Rysn
Rysn Shuravf.jpg | by With Rysn
Wandersail (1174 ship).jpg | by Looking at the Wandersail
Rysn-and-Larkin.jpg | by With Rysn
Rysn by ML Malandrino.jpg | by With Rysn
Rysn and Chiri-Chiri by zoethatcher art.jpg| by With Rysn
Chiri-Chiri by Eccos.jpg| by Eating the disguise off of the Fused
Chiri-Chiri unmasking by Marie Seeberger.jpg| by Chiri-Chiri eating the disguise of a mavset-im Fused.
Chiri Chiri by Jennifer Mellen.jpg | by 
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Chivi

Chivi is a member of the listener Council of Five in Narak during the War of Reckoning on Roshar.
== Appearance and Personality ==
Chivi wears nimbleform, representing it in the Council of Five. Nimbleform gives her face elongated features, with long hair strands that she ties into a ponytail. She is frustrated by the complacency of the listeners, and does not initially oppose using stormform.
== History ==
Chivi was present at the Council meeting when Venli proposed the plan of taking on stormform. She was unhappy with the decline of the listeners and appeared to be hopeful that they could find a way to turn the tide in their battle against the humans. She agreed with Eshonai's plan to be the one to test the new form, as Venli was considered too important to lose.
After Eshonai took on stormform and transformed two hundred additional soldiers to create the Storm Division, Chivi assumed that this would be enough to help the listeners win the war. She was not initially in favor of Eshonai's proposed plan to transform the entire listener population, and expressed some concerns about how far the plan had already progressed, noting that other listeners were now coveting the form. Eshonai was insistent, but Chivi and Zuln did not allow the plan to proceed. Eshonai and Venli later conferred and believed that they could convince Chivi to join them.
It is not clear what happened to Chivi after Eshonai led a coup to take control of the listeners. She either took on stormform or was one of the dissenters that escaped into the chasms.
== Notes ==
Chorus

The Chorus is a term for groups of contained shades on Canticle. The shades in the Chorus display significant differences from normal Threnodite shades.
== History ==
Following the original immigration to Canticle, the first Threnodites to die became shades, these shades would later become known as the Chorus. From there, portions of the Chorus were taken to new settlements in specialized jars, these shades would enable cities like Union and Beacon to thrive. 
== Culture ==
Each settlement on Canticle has a Chorus of their own, kept in a specialized containment chamber called a Reliquary--a glass drum with an open top. The Reliquary is often located in the middle of a settlement. Those in the Chorus are able to be divided amongst settlements by transferring some of the smoke from their Reliquary, this is done with the founding of any new settlement.
Canticlites believe that the people who die without being given to the sun join the Chorus. They sometimes see mist gather after a death, which then moves to the Reliquary. This belief likely originates with the Chorus itself, as it tells how it is made of those who first died on Canticle and that others must be given to the sun to prevent the small planet from becoming overrun with shades. However, this belief is erroneous, as those who die on Canticle, from the sun or otherwise, are actually converted into sunhearts and do not become part of the Chorus. It is unclear if the Chorus is intentionally lying, if it is ignorant of the system's mechanics, or if something has changed since it was created of which it is not aware.
Each Chorus holds the history of those who fled to the planet, and they are also instrumental in keeping the Canticlites alive.
== Abilities ==
The Chorus is quite different from regular Shades. While they do express a desire to kill and absorb the Investiture of the living beings around them, the Chorus are remarkably docile compared to their Threnodite equivalents.
===Remembering===
Despite being Threnodite Cognitive Shadows in origin, The Chorus claim that they are not shades, citing their ability to remember as a significant difference. This may be a result of the unique Connection properties between groups of Canticlites. It's unclear if individual shades contribute any knowledge to the Chorus, as the shades functionally act as a single entity once they have been assimilated, generally only speaking as the original immigrants from Threnody.
===Fabrication===
Arguably the most notable function of the Chorus is the ability to fabricate nearly anything from raw materials after observing relevant blueprints or schematics--the process bearing resemblance to the methods living Shardblades use to change shape. Similarly, the length of time it takes for the Chorus to fabricate any given object is influenced by how familiar the shades are with the process.
== Notes ==
category:Shades
Chouta

Chouta is a street food that is originally from Herdaz on Roshar but has also gained popularity off-world, at least on Scadrial. It consists of fried flatbread wrapped tightly around fried meat and sauce, open on one end. It can be carried in one hand and eaten while doing other things.
== Ingredients ==
The flatbread used in chouta is very thick. The meat often used in the warcamps is flangria, which is mixed with ground lavis, formed into small balls, battered, and fried. The meatballs are then stuffed into the fried bread and covered with a generous amount of dark gravy. The chouta stands in Dalinar's warcamp also sell a variety that is stuffed with fried cremling claws instead of meatballs, and there may be other variations. Chouta is flavorful, but not spicy.
== History ==
Lopen introduced Bridge Four to chouta in the warcamps. Kaladin initially thought it looked disgusting, but Sigzil and Rock tried it and enjoyed it. Kaladin eventually broke down and bought some chouta from a street vendor; he was annoyed to discover that he actually liked it. The love of chouta spread throughout Bridge Four, and Teft, Skar, Leyten, and Drehy were all later seen eating it. 
Chouta was sold at a tavern in Kholinar visited by Hoid and Shallan. It was also commonly eaten in Urithiru. Red compared the plateaus of Narak to chouta after they had walls built around them, though other members of the Unseen Court disagreed with the comparison. Lift enjoyed eating chouta; while she was in the guise of Navani Kholin during Navani's stint in the Spiritual Realm, Lopen saw her and thought it was suspicious that Navani would be eating it. During the Battle of Azimir, Adolin's aide-de-camp prepared him several chouta wraps so he could eat while he spent time with Yanagawn. Adolin offered one of the wraps to Gezamal Kushkam, but Yanagawn's guards were prohibited from eating on the job.
By , chouta was readily available in northern Scadrial; Wayne got some very greasy chouta at a food stand in Bilming while he, Wax, and Marasi were investigating Maraga. Wax thought it looked disgusting, but Wayne argued that that was how street food should look.
==Trivia==
*Brandon Sanderson has noted that chouta are not inspired by burritos and are closer to "deep-fried meatballs in a sopaipilla". Brandon is fascinated by the rapid development of portable street food during the industrial revolution, and devised chouta to reflect this concept.
== Notes ==
Chowyun Chin

Chowyun Chin is one of Stephen Leeds' aspects.
He is a computer expert, and helped Ivans talk Stephen through fixing a large computer system during the Longway Incident. He always wears sunglasses, even while inside or when the sun isn't out. He helps Stephen to create and maintain some of the high-tech programs he keeps on his phone. 
Just after Armando turned into a nightmare, Chin hung out in the game room of Stephen's mansion. Later, Stephen asked Chin to run a sketch through facial recognition, but Chin declined, saying he already knew that the face belonged to Kyle Walters. While infiltrating Walters and Ostman Detention Enterprises, Stephen calls Chin for help exploiting the security system, which he provides. When Stephen is in the simulation of the mob raid, Chin speaks directly into Stephen's ear and helps him to trap the WODE employees in with him. Moments later, he dies or goes nightmare, along with all of the other remaining aspects but Jenny.
== Notes ==
Chromium

Chromium is the external enhancement pulling metal. An Allomancer burning chromium is able to make the metal reserves of another Allomancer vanish. Feruchemists can use chromium to store Fortune, and when used as a Hemalurgic spike, chromium might steal destiny.
The paired alloy of chromium used in the Metallic Arts is nicrosil.
== Allomantic Use ==
A chromium Misting is known as a Leecher. Chromium acts just like aluminum inside the body, causing any Allomancers touched by a Leecher to lose their metal reserves. When burning away a person's metals, it feels like pulling power from the metal and returning it to an external source. Being leeched makes one feel a sudden coldness. 
This power is similar to Nightblood and larkin. When burning away a person's metals, non-Invested metals go before the Invested ones. Only Allomantically relevant metals can be burned away. 
=== Draining Investiture ===
A Leecher can also drain other forms of Investiture. They would be fairly effective at draining a person's Breath or Stormlight. They could also Leech a Feruchemist who was tapping their metalmind. They would be able to Leech from a Lifeless. A Leecher could prevent a Shardbearer from summoning their blade, and can prevent a weapon using Investiture from working. If a Leecher touched Nightblood, the Leecher would die.
== Feruchemical Use ==
A chromium Ferring is known as a Spinner. Chromium is used to store Fortune. A Spinner filling a chromiummind will be unlucky, and can tap it to increase their luck. The Terris people, even during the post-Catacendre, do not fully understand how Fortune works.
=== Compounding ===
A chromium Compounder might be able to use chromium to have a nearly infinite supply of fortune and luck; however, the mechanics of Fortune are unknown at this time.
== Hemalurgic Use ==
When used as a Hemalurgic spike, chromium might steal destiny.
== Other Uses ==
Alonoe of the Ire mentions that drawing on Fortune can cause coincidences to happen. Odium implies it may be used to predict the future.
== Notes ==
es:Cromo
Chubs

Chubs is a very fat taynix that Jorgen discovers in a cavern along with several other taynix. He is one of the yellow and blue variety of taynix, allowing him to teleport with his cytonic abilities. When Jorgen, FM, and Rig are first watching over the new taynix, Chubs and Happy get into a crate of mushrooms and begin eating. FM discovers them in the crate, and gives Chubs his name.
Chubs loves caviar like most taynix, and FM uses it to try and train him. She teaches him to teleport to a specific box with food in it, as part of her, Rig’s, and Jorgen’s experiments with the taynix.
== Notes ==
Church of the Monarch

The Church of the Monarch is a religious organization based in the United Isles of America. It worships a being known as the Master.
== The Monarch ==
The head of the Church is a person known as the Monarch. The Monarchs were the original rulers of Britannia, however, King Gregory III fled the country with a number of his countrymen when it was invaded by the JoSeun. They took refuge in America and Gregory became the Monarch in Exile. To replace the political power he had lost he became a religious leader.
== Rithmatics ==
The Monarchical Church has heavy ties to the practice of Rithmatics and, because of this, it is one of the most influential religions in the world. The inception ceremony, which takes place in a special room called the "chamber of inception" in a Monarchical chapel, grants a Rithmatist his or her powers and signifies someone becoming a full member of the Church. Members believe the "hidden touch of the Master" is what transforms people into Rithmatists.
== Symbology ==
Clockwork is used extensively in Monarchical churches. The Jamestown Cathedral's main window is a clock made entirely of stained-glass. It also has a number of clockwork automatons in the shape of various apostles and saints which will occasionally move. The statue of Saint DaVinci for example drew various symbols, such as circles, gears, and triangles, on the floor in front of it. Clockwork gargoyles are also found on the cathedral's roof, patrolling above the entrances.
Rithmatic drawings are another decorative feature in Monarchical churches, especially around depictions of King Gregory III. The miters worn by priests of the Monarchical Church depict a nine-point circle overlaid on a cross. The Jamestown Cathedral has, at the point where the two arms of the cathedral meet the main aisle, a circle with pillars set at the bindpoints of a nine-point circle.
== Notes ==
Church of the Survivor

The Church of the Survivor (later Survivorism) is a religion on Scadrial founded during the fall of the Final Empire and the ascension of Harmony. Their symbol is a wooden spear painted silver.
The religion is based upon the exploits of Kelsier, the Survivor of Hathsin. Some of the "miracles" alleged by faithful members of the religion were actually trickery using Allomancy and later using a kandra. These "miracles" were part of Kelsier's master plan to upset the balance of power in the Final Empire. The religion was taken up mostly by skaa with prominent figures such as Demoux and also Elend, who joined the Church to further his position with the skaa. During the events in Urteau, the heavy influence of the Church led to the rise of the Survivor of Flames, Spook.
It eventually evolved into the modern Scadrian religion of Survivorism. Survivorism also calls Kelsier The Lord of the Mists, teaching that Kelsier will appear on misty nights and bless the independent. Followers of Survivorism are considered anyone who survives on their own, or thinks for themselves. Additionally, a Survivorist's scars are seen as a mark of devotion. One of the few rules in the religion is to simply survive, which is seen as deeply ironic to some because the religion was founded around a death. The religion supports anyone who survives on his or her own, which comes from Kelsier's hatred of the nobility and politics in general.
Additional figures in the religion include Vin, who was originally known as The Heir of the Survivor and is now known as The Ascendant Warrior, and Sazed (Harmony), named "Holy First Witness" by early members of the church. Another figure, The Lord Mistborn, is Lestibourns (Spook), who was made a Mistborn by Sazed (Harmony) after the world was reborn, and asked to look after humanity. 
After Sazed ascended to become Harmony, he left a book detailing the events leading up to the rebirth of the world including the Hero of Ages prophecy. He also left books that contained all of the knowledge contained in his Copperminds. These become known as The Words of Founding. The Pathians and Survivorists both use these books. Despite this, the Survivorists dislike those who follow the Path, but the feeling isn't reciprocated. 
== Doctrine ==
Survivorism is very conservative and forbids homosexuality, a holdover from when repopulating the Basin was the prime concern of most people.
Survivor's Day is a Survivorist holiday, the exact practices of this holiday, or when it occurs, are unknown.
== Notable followers ==
== Notes ==
es: Iglesia del Superviviente
Cimines

Lord Cimines is a scholar in post-Catacendre Scadrial.
According to Marasi, he once conducted a sociological study that found that people in crowds give constables a wide berth, mimicking the behavior of groups of animals in the vicinity of a predator. During a trip to New Seran, Wax realizes that his height, clothing, and weapons make him very conspicuous even though he is not identifiable as a constable, and people indeed seem to get out of his way.
== Notes ==
Citizen Magistrates

Citizen Magistrates is a brand of cigars sold in Elendel and the surrounding areas on Scadrial.
Citizen Magistrates are sold in a red and gold painted box with large lettering spelling out the brand on top. They are a very expensive brand of cigar.
== History ==
Citizen Magistrates are the favored cigar of Miles Dagouter, leader of the Vanishers. Miles took notes on the comings and goings of Mister Suit in an old box of Citizen Magistrates. He later gave that box to Clamps to support the fuse and detonator of the explosive trap he built in the foundry in Longard. Lady Marasi Colms and Wayne recovered the box, but neither they nor High Lord Waxillium Ladrian could figure out the meanings of the numbers written inside. The presence of the box, however, confirmed Wax's suspicions that Miles was the leader of the Vanishers. He later figured out the meaning of the numbers, and used it to find Mister Suit on a train.
Wayne finds a Citizen Magistrates cigar box at the Winsting Innate crime scene early in Shadows of Self, and replaces it with an apple.
== Theories ==
In his final moments, Miles shouts out that the people of Elendel will soon be ruled by "men of gold and red". Precisely what this means, and who they are is uncertain, but there is some significant connection between this and the gold and red of the box of Citizen Magistrate cigars. It is possible that these men of gold and red are the Southern Scadrians, a separate group of humans on Scadrial. It is uncertain, what if anything, this signifies.
== Notes ==
Clamps

Clamps is a member of the Vanishers in the Elendel underworld on Scadrial. One of the most important leaders of the Vanishers under Miles Dagouter, Clamps handles recruitment and accompanies the Vanishers on many of their raids.
== Appearance and Personality ==
Clamps is an unpleasant and violent man. He is brutal, willing to kill any who witness his crimes, including a whole group of Elendel beggars. Clamps would even let his men harm innocent bystanders simply because they had the opportunity to do so. He claims to be dedicated to the Vanisher's cause, but in actuality he joined the group for the thrill of the robberies, rather than because he shares Miles' ideology. This, along with his occasional insubordinate behavior and tone, causes some friction between him and Miles.
Clamps is a member of the Church of the Survivor. A religious fanatic, Clamps' neck is scarred in a similar pattern to the scars Kelsier obtained during his time in the Pits of Hathsin. He has developed a habit of scratching these scars while he is thinking. Clamps' face is fine-featured, and he often wears a scowl.
Clamps has some knowledge of traps and explosives.
== History ==
Much is unknown about Clamps' early life, prior to his involvement with the Vanishers. At some point, as a sign of his devotion to the Survivor, Clamps was scarred along his neck.
As a member of the Vanishers, Clamps served as third in command of the gang, behind Miles and Tarson. Clamps' primary duty among the Vanishers was handling recruitment of new members, which he trained and managed in a foundry in Longard. Clamps recruited all of Miles' men. Clamps accompanied Miles and the Vanishers to the Yomen-Ostlin wedding dinner. He told Miles that the men he recruited were itching to use the guns they had been given on the dinner guests. After High Lord Waxillium Ladrian and Wayne defeated the Vanishers in a gunfight at the dinner, several of the men Clamps had recruited were captured. One of the captured men, Sindren, and several others were later tricked by Wayne into confirming that they had been recruited by Clamps.
Clamps and the other Vanishers left the foundry, and Clamps placed a series of explosive traps to try to kill Waxillium Ladrian and Wayne, which he promised Miles would be successful. Clamps then continued to recruit more men to replace those killed and captured during the wedding raid. He was at the foundry beneath the Ironspine Building when the Vanishers relocated there, and Miles met with Mister Suit, but did not participate or observe the conversation. Clamps watched over the men as they prepared for their raid on the Breaknaught. He accompanied the Vanishers on their raid on the car and then returned with them to their lair beneath the Ironspine Building.
Clamps' ultimate fate is so far unknown, it is not certain whether he was killed in the gunfight below the Ironspine Building, captured by the constables, or if he escaped from justice.
== Notes ==
Claude Aradel

Claude Aradel is the former Governor of Elendel on Scadrial, preceded by Replar Innate and followed by Varlance. He previously served as a constable in Elendel, attaining the rank of constable-general. 
== Appearance and Personality ==
He is an older man, probably in his late sixties, though his true age is unknown. He has leathery skin, and shaves when the mood strikes him. He was an enthusiastic constable. He often left his administrative duties to languish while he personally ran investigations and day-to-day operations.
== History ==
Aradel was a constable in Elendel. He worked up to the rank of Constable-General of the Fourth Octant, where he retired after reaching the silent glass ceiling of promotions a non-noble could receive. After the resignation of Constable-General Brettin, Aradel came out of retirement to accept the position. He hired Marasi Colms as a constable. She served him as an assistant and crime analyst. 
He headed the investigation into the massacre at Winsting Innate's auction. He brought Waxillium Ladrian into the investigation. The kandra Paalm was developed as a suspect. The actions of Paalm put Elendel into a state of near-revolution. To quell riots Replar Innate issued an executive order declaring a state of martial law and naming Aradel Lord High Constable. After the discovery that Innate had been replaced by Paalm, Marasi arranged to have MeLaan replace Innate for the purpose of quelling the crowd. When MeLaan began to fail, Aradel placed the Innate imposter under arrest for corruption. He quelled the crowd by promising to arrest other corrupt nobles.
After the downfall and death of Innate, Aradel became governor. He is the first non-noble leader since before the time of the Lord Ruler.
Sometime in the year , he stepped down as governor and was replaced by Varlance.
== Trivia ==
* He is a descendant of Goradel.
* His snoring is extremely loud.
== Notes ==
Clearmount

Clearmount is located in southeast Shinovar on Roshar.
Clearmount is a small farming town located near both the Stoneward monastery and Shinovar's southeastern coast. It is at the edge of a broad, grassy plain where shepherds graze sheep for part of the year. It sits in the Nirovah Valley. It has muggy weather and thick Shin grass, and shepherds watch their flocks near white cliffsides.
Szeth and his family had a homestead an hour's walk outside the town. Around the year they left the area to live in the Stoneward monastery instead. Szeth didn't return to his childhood home until when he and Kaladin visited the homestead to see if it would show them anything.
== Notes ==