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Tarachin

Tarachin is a game played in Hallandren on Nalthis.
==Gameplay==
Tarachin is centered around throwing balls onto a field that is marked as a game board with a complex pattern of ropes and stakes. The balls are made of carved wood with lead cores, and are painted different colors depending on their function in the game, including "doubling spheres" and "reversal spheres". Tarachin is considered a very difficult game because it has complicated rules and requires physical strength, precision, and strategy. It is usually played by the wealthy.
==As a Returned Pastime==
In the Court of Gods, the Tarachin balls and field are larger than normal because of the size and strength of the Returned. Because the field has to be so large, the Returned usually play from a balcony in order to see the whole board. Servants and scribes keep track of the score. Weatherlove, Lifeblesser and Truthcall are dedicated players that play every week. They use the time playing to gossip and politick. Lightsong joins them on several occasions, and repeatedly beats the trio of fellow Returned despite not knowing the rules. He therefore believes that the game is flawed, but he enjoys annoying them with his victories. He does not participate in their scheming, but hearing it makes him realize that artifice may be necessary to get anything done in the court.
==Trivia==
*The Tarachin scene was one of the last scenes written for Warbreaker and was intended to show Lightsong interacting with a few "ordinary" gods. Brandon intentionally designed the game to be extravagant yet requiring very little effort from the Returned. He also compared it to a game called "Stones" that he had written for a deleted scene from Elantris featuring the Mad Prince.
== Notes ==
Taraco

Taraco was a bandit in the Roughs, considered to be one of the greatest bandits of the age.
Waxillium Ladrian captured Taraco because he had robbed a cobbler a few days earlier, and Wax hoped to get a new pair of boots out of it. It was commonly thought that Wax went after Taraco because Taraco had shot a lawkeeper in Faradana the week before. In truth, Wax did not hear of the lawkeeper's death until he had brought Taraco in to face justice.
Wax tells the truth behind his capture of Taraco to convince Marasi Colms that his heroics look different from his perspective.
== Notes ==
Tarah

Tarah is a darkeyed Alethi woman on Roshar. She once was in a relationship with Kaladin.
== Appearance and Personality ==
Tarah has black hair, a round face, smooth hands, and is slightly plump. She prefers dresses of an old-fashioned Thaylen style, and usually wears a shirt in a bright color. Kaladin recalls that she smells of starched uniforms, new leather, and other clean things.
She is reluctant to trust anything she hasn't personally requisitioned, and knows how to squeeze the most out of her spheres. Due to her profession, she is knowledgeable about weapons and comfortable around the fanciful attentions of young men.
== History ==
Tarah's father worked as an assistant quartermaster in Meridas Amaram's army, and thus she helped her father with his job. She encountered Kaladin after the young man had begun making a name for himself as a squad leader. One of her tasks was to outfit new recruits, which enabled her to keep Kaladin informed of young boys among the so-called greenvines who needed his protection.
During their time together in Amaram's army Tarah was in a relationship with Kaladin, but after a while she was transferred to Mourn's Vault where she was offered a scribe's job. She saw this as a good opportunity for herself, and in addition felt obligated to accept so that her father could join her there rather than be shipped to the Shattered Plains. After her departure she wrote two letters to Kaladin, but he never wrote back.. She is still alive.
== Relationships ==
===Kaladin===
Tarah is concerned about Kaladin because of his grief for losing Tien, and coaxes him out of his single-minded determination in training on the spear due to his guilt over his brother's death. She claims that it will burn him out. She hopes Kaladin will someday learn "how to be there for the living, not just for the dead." Kaladin regrets the way things went with Tarah a few years later, considering the ruin of their relationship a failure on his part.
 
== Notes ==
Taran

Taran is a serving boy in Tvlakv's slave caravan on Roshar.
He is described as lanky, and he tends to the chulls that pull the caravan. He is present when Tvlakv transports Kaladin and a number of other slaves to the Shattered Plains. Along with Bluth and Tag, he appears to be in Tvlakv's employ, as he is not kept in a cage like the slaves.
Taran's fate is unknown after the slave caravan reached the Sadeas warcamp. When Shallan Davar travels with Tvlakv's caravan after the attack on the Wind's Pleasure, Taran is not mentioned and Bluth has been tasked with caring for the chulls.
== Notes ==
Tarat Sea

The Tarat Sea is a gulf of the Southern Depths on Roshar.
It is surrounded by the southern coasts of Alethkar, Jah Keved, Triax, Tu Fallia, Greater Hexi, the northern coast of Frostlands, and the city-state of Kharbranth and opens into Longbrow's Straits. There are a number of islands near the coasts of Triax, Tu Fallia and Greater Hexi. Many of the southern rivers in Alethkar and Jah Keved, including the Deathbend River, flow into the Tarat Sea.
The war-room prior to the Battle of Thaylen Field features a map of the gulf, marking the locations of parts of the Azish and Kharbranth fleets. After the battle, Kaladin is sent to find Skar, Drehy and Gavinor Kholin and flies over the gulf from Kharbranth to meet them. During the following year, while Dalinar is focusing the coalition's army on recapturing Alethkar, he manages to retake only the part touching the Tarat Sea. This front can be easily resupplied and is strategic to helping reinforce the coalition's navy in that area, but ultimately the Mink convinces Dalinar and the rest of the coalition to abandon Alethkar for the time being.
== Notes ==
Taravangian's granddaughter

Taravangian's granddaughter is a member of the Kharbranthian royal family on Roshar.
She is quite young, below the age that a modesty sleeve is required for the sake of propriety and is attended by several nursemaids. 
== History ==
Following a highstorm in Taravangian's granddaughter, along with her nursemaids and several palace servants, became trapped after a rockslide cut off the entrance to the room they were in inside the Conclave. The young girl was rescued by Jasnah Kholin after King Taravangian enlisted the Alethi princess to Soulcast the rock that was blocking the doorway to the room. 
 
Following the incident, the young girl recovered well, though she developed a tendency to avoid the narrower passages in the Conclave. 
Later during the year, she was gifted a portrait of the king by her grandfather, drawn by Shallan Davar.
== Relationships ==
=== Taravangian ===
In the hopes that he could witness Jasnah using her Soulcaster, Taravangian deliberately had his granddaughter trapped via a cave-in following the highstorm. Despite his ulterior motives, he was concerned for his granddaughter's wellbeing and did not want her to be harmed, even though he put her in a dangerous situation.
== Trivia ==
* Gvori, Karavangia, and Ruli are different grandchildren to the one who Taravangian had trapped by the rockfall.
* It is unknown if this grandchild is a sibling or cousin of Taravangian's other grandchildren.
== Notes ==
category: possessive articles
es:Nieta de Taravangian
Taravangian/Gallery

== Official Art ==
Taravangian Chapters - Intelligence.svg| by Taravangian's "intelligence" chapter icon
Taravangian Chapters - Emotion.svg| by Taravangian's "emotion" chapter icon
Mastermind by Ari Ibarra.jpg | by In Call to Adventure: The Stormlight Archive
WOKLB - Part3 End by Steve Argyle.jpg | by Being drawn by Shallan, with Jasnah looking on
Taravangian as the Wheel of Fortune Orientation 1.jpg | by Taravangian's two sides
SA5 Concept Art by Petar Penev.jpg | by Confronting Dalinar
Taravangian WOKLB Sticker.jpg| by Taravangian sticker from The Way of Kings leatherbound Kickstarter
Taravangian Miniature.png| by Taravangian Miniature from the Stormlight Premium Miniatures Kickstarter
== Portraits ==
Taravangian.jpg | by User: Sheep
Kharbranth characters.jpg | by With Shallan, Kabsal, and Jasnah
Taravangian Portrait by Marie Seeberger.jpg | by 
Taravangian by stinkypanda.jpg | by 
== Scenes ==
Szeth and Taravangian by Elisgardor.jpg| by Being killed by Szeth
Szeth killing Taravangian by Nozomi.png| by Being killed by Szeth
Taravangian killing Rayse by Nozomi.png| by Killing Rayse
Slaying Rayse by wolperfolio1990.png | by Killing Rayse
Odium by Connor Chamberlain.jpeg| by Becoming Odium
Category:Gallery Subpages
Tarcsel Electric

Tarcsel Electric is a business in Elendel on Scadrial. It was founded by Sophi Tarcsel. Tarcsel Electric manufactures a sound amplification system. 
After Sophi’s father’s invention was stolen by another professor, and he died depressed and destitute, Sophi, who was an inventor herself, decided that that was not going to happen to her. She understood that just inventing something wasn’t enough, and she decided to begin a large company to manufacture and sell her inventions. This company became Tarcsel Electric, and it grew steadily. Wayne put a lot of money into the company at first, and it eventually made his wealth skyrocket.
== Notes ==
es:Electricidad Tarcsel
Tarilar

Tarilar is a scoutlord for Highprince Dalinar Kholin. He has a gaunt face with a head that seems too small for his body, when viewed from some directions. Tarilar has a thick chest and arms. His job is to report to Dalinar or Adolin on what has been discovered by the scouts they sent out.
Tarilar is present when a chasmfiend unexpectedly climbs onto the wrong plateau during Elhokar's hunting party.
== Notes ==
Tark Vestingdow

Tark Vestingdow is a man from Tinweight Settlement on Scadrial whom Wayne knows as a child. His Terris heritage causes Wayne to feel inferior when he realizes that he isn't as obedient as most Terris.
In , Tark left a deck of cards in his overalls that he sent to be laundered. Wayne found that deck and used them to try to learn cards, since he wanted to earn a good living with them. Wayne's mother confiscated the cards; knowing that she would spend time looking for their owner, Wayne confessed whose clothes the cards had arrived in so that she could save time in returning them straight to Tark.
== Notes ==
Tarma

Tarma was a kingdom on Roshar during the Desolations of the Heraldic Epochs.
In one of Highprince Dalinar Kholin's visions, King Nohadon spoke of Tarma to Dalinar, who had taken the appearance of Karm. Nohadon believed that Tarma, like Eiliz, would likely not survive the aftermath of the Desolation as too many of its people had perished. 
Tarma was not well known by the Era of Solitude, Dalinar had never heard of the place.
== Notes ==
Tarn (Roshar)

Tarn, referred to as "Old Tarn" by Jost, is a farmer who lives in Hearthstone on Roshar. 
Circa , he discovered a patch of cultivated lavis polyps that were not growing correctly. He gave a group of young workers (including Jost, Jest, Mord, Tift, Naget, and Khav) the day off from worming the fields so that he and the other adults could decide whether or not to replant that area.
== Notes ==
Tarn (Taldain)

Tarn the Tonk is a street hustler who works for Sharezan in Kezare on the Dayside of Taldain. His nickname is derived from the tonk, a slow-witted sandling used as a beast of burden on Dayside.
During the investigation of Sharezan by Ais and the other trackts, they offered sanctuary to anyone willing to act as an informant to help them catch the crime lord. A body was soon found in the streets with the back of its skull caved in. Tain and his team recognized the corpse as Tarn the Tonk, a known associate of Sharezan's. Upon searching the body, they found a note from Sharezan that said "I WARNED YOU". They reported their findings back to Ais; she assumed that Tarn was already dead when the note was placed. Tain speculated that the warning was intended to deter their investigation. Tain "discovered" the note while other trackts were not paying attention; since he was later revealed to be Sharezan, it is likely that he planted the note on the corpse himself.
==Trivia==
*In the original White Sand graphic novels, his name was given as "Rennold Pharl". This was changed for the omnibus edition.
== Notes ==
Category: Taldaini
Category: Residents of Kezare
Tarson

Tarson is a koloss-blooded pewter Misting (aka a Pewterarm) on Scadrial. He is a pewter savant.
== Appearance and Personality ==
Tarson is the child of a full koloss-blooded and a human Allomancer. He has a mottled, grey complexion, a thick neck and a solid build. He is easily identifiable as koloss-blooded. Tarson is shorter than average, but will continue to grow taller throughout his life due to his koloss blood. He is in his twenties and has a faint Roughs accent.
During the fight at the wedding Tarson carries both a shotgun and one of the aluminum pistols. He also wears an aluminum foil cover under his hat.
Tarson is second in command of the Vanishers under Miles Dagouter. Despite being second in command, Tarson does not take initiative or have an active leadership role in the Vanishers. He is described by one of the captured Vanishers as "not the boss of anything. He just hits stuff." Tarson acts more as Miles' enforcer. He carries out Miles' orders and reports back. He is more violent than most of the Vanishers, perhaps a combination of his koloss blood combined with the mentality of a Pewterarm to take direct action. Tarson needs Miles to explain any plan rather than just acting immediately.
== History ==
During the Yomen-Ostlin wedding dinner, he shook down the guests for valuables, including Waxillium Ladrian and Wayne. Among the valuables he stole was Wayne's lucky hat. Using the drawings provided by Miles of various nobles, he groped and kidnapped Marasi Colms at gunpoint. He realized the importance of Marasi's notebook (which has descriptions of Tarson and others Vanishers) and also took it with him. He held Marasi hostage until she broke free by slamming her head into his chin as he fired his gun at Waxillium, who then shot him in the arm.
Tarson is later seen in the Vanisher's workshop with Miles. He reported when Wax and Wayne had found their first base in the factory, and that the men were beginning to have fears about Miles selling them out. Tarson was present during the heist of the Breaknaught and stopped Tekial engineers and guards from hindering the Vanishers.
In the attack on the Vanishers' lair Tarson attacked Waxillium, but was distracted by the appearance of Wayne. Wayne took him on and fought him to a standstill with neither able to take the upper hand. Tarson directed the Vanishers to target Wayne, forcing him away. Later, Tarson used Marasi as a human shield as part of Miles's plan to force Waxillium to surrender. He was killed when Wax managed to hit him in the head with a bullet deflected by another shot. The shot ruined Wayne's lucky hat.
== Notes ==
Tase

Tase was a skaa apprentice craftsman in the city of Luthadel on Scadrial during the Final Empire.
== History ==
Tase was an apprentice to Clubs in his workshop. In addition to helping out with making furniture, Tase also worked with Clubs when he provided security to thieving crews. It is possible that Tase was a Tineye or a Smoker in order to be a better lookout or to help hide Allomancers in Clubs' shop.
Tase was still with Clubs by the time that Kelsier, the Survivor, worked out of Clubs' shop while running the rebellion against the Lord Ruler. After Kelsier found what he thought was Marsh's corpse, he believed that Marsh had been tortured into revealing his knowledge of the rebellion. Kelsier had Lord Renoux pull out of his mansion in Fellise and feign a retreat back to the Farmost Dominance. Spook accompanied Renoux, and with Spook gone Tase became the crew's primary lookout.
When Renoux and his household were captured, they were taken to the fountain square to be executed. Tase was on lookout at the time and he noticed that people were gathering in the square and had heard word on the street that the obligators were planning more executions. He hurried inside and informed Kelsier, Vin, and the crew what he had seen and heard.
== Notes ==
Tashi's Light Orphanage

Tashi's Light Orphanage is an orange building on the corner of a street and an alleyway in Yeddaw. The orphanage is run by a woman known as the Stump.
== Lift's experience ==
Lift goes to this orphanage to get some food, because she was running out of food to fuel her Surgebinding. Also, she was very hungry. She goes inside, and sees a boy who has some sort of mental disability get left there. She muses on the discrepancy between what people think of orphanages as and what they really are. She gets some food, an meets a man who asks her what part of the body she would be if the city were a person.
== Suspected money laundering ==
Because Stump is secretly a Knight Radiant and needs Stormlight to fuel her powers, her spheres frequently go dun. As a result, she often trades them out for infused spheres of slightly lesser value, which leads to her being suspected of money laundering.
== Reputation ==
It is known by the urchins of Yeddaw as a place run by a grumpy and mean woman, but also a place to get some food.
== Notes ==
Tasinar

Brightlord Tasinar is one of Kaladin's former slavers on Roshar.
==Appearance and Personality==
Tasinar uses the title "Brightlord" and is therefore a lighteyes; he is likely Alethi, although it is possible that he hails from another Vorin nation. Like many lighteyes, he has little regard for the lives of darkeyes. When some of his slaves are killed, he bemoans the fact that his property is being destroyed.
==History==
Tasinar owned Kaladin after his expulsion from Amaram's army. One of Tasinar's other slaves at the time was named Nalma, whom Kaladin befriended. He promised to help her escape so that she could find her husband, who was illegally sold to a different slaver. Kaladin led Nalma and a few other slaves on his most successful escape attempt as a slave; they were able to hide in the forest for about a week. Tasinar sent a hunting party of lighteyes—including a local highlord—to find the escapees, and they steadily closed in. The hunting party used brutal techniques, and all of the slaves except Kaladin were killed during their capture. Kaladin was with Nalma when she died, and her death had a lasting emotional effect on him. Kaladin was later reminded of the escape attempt from Tasinar when he was crossing through fields and forests with the singer group that he encountered after the coming of the Everstorm. 
== Notes ==
Tatara

Tatara is Llarimar's daughter and Lightsong's favorite niece. She is saved by Lightsong after falling into the ocean while sailing.
== Appearance ==
Tatara has a youthful face with brown hair and dark tan skin. Lightsong poetically describes her red lips as being "three shades shy of the seventh harmonic, with a deep beauty."
== History ==
Tatara and Stennimar often went sailing with Llarimar, as it was her father's hobby. During one trip, they borrowed a boat named Red Panther and set sail only to encounter a terrible storm. In the chaos, Tatara left the safety of the cabin to lend help to her father. A massive wave swept Tatara overboard, but Stennimar leapt into the ocean and managed to tie her to a rope despite barely knowing how to swim. Tatara was saved, but at the cost of Stennimar's life. Stennimar eventually Returned as Lightsong the Bold.
== Notes ==
Tathingdwel

Tathingdwel is a city in the Elendel Basin. It is south of the Channerel Range, and is presumably named after Tathingdwen. 
It may be a popular home for the descendants of the Terris people.
Steris Harms commented that if one wished to sell metals in Tathingdwel, one would need to pass through Elendel. She used this to drive home a point that some outside Elendel think that Elendel has too much power in the Basin. Her comment might imply that Tathingdwel has a large market for metals, perhaps due to its Terris population, which could require metals for use in Feruchemy.
== Notes ==
Tathingdwen

Tathingdwen is the capital of the Terris Dominance of the Final Empire on Scadrial.
==History==
It is not clear if Tathingdwen existed prior to the Ascension of the Lord Ruler, but in the Final Empire period, it contained the Synod, the ruling council of the Keepers. Sazed had been to Tathingdwen, and when he left the city to join Kelsier's crew, he said he left in disgrace, with the common people cursing him. This indicates that the common people knew of the Keepers.
After the Siege of Luthadel, Sazed falsely claimed to know the location of the Well of Ascension: Mount Derytatith. Sazed sent Vin and Elend Venture to Terris to find it, with Spook accompanying them. Vin later discovered the correct location of the Well--in Luthadel--using her enhanced Allomancy, and when she said that Sazed had lied to them, Spook confirmed it was true. Spook was to tell them it was false when they reached Tathingdwen, so they would not die in the Terris Mountains. Vin and Elend turned back, heading back to Luthadel instead. 
Dozens of Steel Inquisitors under Ruin's control, along with an army of koloss, attacked Tathingdwen around (or possibly after) the time of the Siege of Luthadel. The local Terris forces fought the koloss as the Inquisitors hunted the Keepers and the Synod, presumably so the Inquisitors could steal their Feruchemical abilities with Hemalurgy. Tathingdwen was burned to the ground, and Terris was left in ruins. Spook and Elend met Terris refugees on their way back to Luthadel.
== Notes==
es:Tathingdwen
Taudr

Taudr is a constable of the Elendel constabulary on Scadrial.
She is lanky and drinks tea.
She worked out of the Fourth Octant precinct office and encountered Marasi and MeLaan there during the investigation into the destruction of the dam in Corbeau. Like many of the other constables, she was resentful of Marasi's rapid promotion and her association with Wax.
== Notes ==
Tavi

Tavi is the daughter of Jonathan Phaedrus and Tia in the alternate universe to which Firefight is native. Tavi has short red hair in a pixie cut, and wears jeans and a denim jacket.
== Abilities ==
She has similar powers to Prof in the "real" world; however, her forcefields are blue-green, whereas Prof's are simply green. It also appears that she has the same fear as Prof. However, due to her reality not having Calamity, her weakness does not affect her as much. She is a member of her world's version of the Reckoners.
It is unknown whether a counterpart to Tavi exists in the main Reckoners universe. However, the Tia in the "real" world seemed to find Tavi familiar during the fight scene.
== History ==
During the Reckoners' confrontation with the corrupted Prof at Sharp Tower, Megan Tarash attempted to summon an uncorrupted alternate Prof to fight her world's version, thus deploying his own powers, which she believed at that time to be his weakness, against him. Megan was unable to find an uncorrupted version of Prof with the same power portfolio in a nearby reality, so she summoned Tavi instead. The two fought each other for several minutes, destroying much of the tower with their tensor power, before Prof overcame Tavi's defenses and knocked her unconscious. Tavi was then returned to her own world when David Charleston triggered Megan's weakness in order to prevent her from succumbing to the corruption that summoning Tavi had brought upon her. Tavi appeared briefly when David and Calamity visited her universe, but David did not speak with her.
== Notes ==