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Bussik

Bussik is a bridgeman in Sadeas's warcamp on the Shattered Plains of Roshar. He is the bridgeleader of Bridge Three. Bussik has a dark beard.
==History==
In 1173, after Bussik's bridge crew lost two-thirds of its members in a bridge run, he tried to convince Gaz that Bridge Three was too weak to work on stone-gathering detail. Kaladin suggested that Bridge Four be assigned to stone-gathering duty instead; Gaz agreed with him, and gave Bussik and his crew the job of cleaning pots. Rock correctly predicted that being volunteered for stone-gathering would annoy the other members of Bridge Four, but Kaladin had the ulterior motive of simultaneously gathering knobweed sap.
After Bridge Four (which had previously been the worst-performing bridge crew) suddenly gained the ability to make bridge runs with minimal losses, Bussik was among the bridgemen that became angry towards Kaladin. Kaladin realized that Bridge Four's improvement left the other bridge crews without anyone to look down on.
== Notes ==
Byungho

Byungho is a member of the Fabian Augments cartel. He was with Ulric Stromfin and Marshal in Maelport when they came to the building with the portal where Runian and Quinn were fighting. He and Marshal fought with Ealstan outside, while Ulric entered the building to speak with the fighters. Byungho was killed by Ealstan when Logna disrupted the nanites in his body.
== Notes ==
Cabe

Lord Cabe was a nobleman on Scadrial during the Final Empire.
He hosted a ball that Valette Renoux missed. Kliss suspected that Valette did not attend because of a relapse of her "malady", and seemed disappointed when Valette told her that she had simply been busy with her uncle. Since Cabe hosted a ball attended by Kliss and other nobles, he presumably belonged to one of the Great Houses, but it was likely one of the less-influential houses since Valette did not attend.
== Notes ==
Caberel

Lieutenant Caberel is a member of the Elendel constabulary on Scadrial.
==Appearance and Personality==
She is stout. She rolls her eyes at Claude Aradel's micromanaging, but Marasi believes that Caberel is fond of him. She is not particularly principled.
==History==
Caberel worked in the Fourth Octant precinct offices under Constable-General Aradel. Caberel was one of a small number of female constables, and one of the few people who treated Marasi with respect.
Aradel told her that increased constabulary presence was needed at pubs during the night due to striking workers congregating nearby, and Caberel agreed to increase patrols.
Caberel was present during the interrogation of Rian after the attempted assassination of Replar Innate. She tried to determine whether Rian could be connected to the murder of Winsting Innate. Since Rian was not 
cooperating, Caberel suggested coercing information from him through physical violence or by threatening his daughter; Marasi was forced to remind her that such tactics were illegal.
== Notes ==
Cadilar

Brightlord Cadilar is an elderly Alethi noble on the Shattered Plains associated with Highprince Vamah.
On , Cadilar attended one of the feasts held by King Elhokar Kholin. There he encountered Wit, who compared Cadilar's wizened face to that of Cadilar's own horse.
On , the operator of a waystop on Cadilar's lands allows Kaladin to shelter from a highstorm, along with the singers who he was accompanying.
== Notes ==
Cads

Cads is a man living on the streets of T'Telir in Hallandren. He is an extremely dirty man, but wears fancy clothing, though worn and dirty. He thinks it was funny and a mockery of highborn.
Cads seems to control an alley in T'Telir at the back of two restaurants, which contained garbage from the restaurants. He lets urchins and others access to the garbage for money, which he pays to the restaurant owners. 
Cads let Vivenna eat from the garbage for one coin--one bit--which allowed Vivenna to eat until she was full. Another day, Vivenna came to Cads with a single bit, and Cads barred her entry. Vivenna pleaded that Cads knew she was bad at begging, but Cads responded that even kids can bring him two bits. Cads shooed Vivenna away, even though she had not eaten in days, and demanded that she bring two bits the next day.
== Notes ==
Caeb

Caeb was a historical resident of Roshar. He fought alongside the Knights Radiant during the Heraldic Epochs.
==History== 
Caeb was seen in one of Dalinar Kholin's visions. He and Dalinar were among a group of around twelve soldiers that accompanied an unnamed female Radiant who wore red-accented Shardplate. The soldiers were likely Radiant squires, as Dalinar was surprised to see many of them glowing faintly with Stormlight.
Caeb's Radiant team joined several others to search the Purelake for a spren corrupted by Sja-anat. Caeb was the first person to catch a glimpse of the spren. Dalinar subsequently found the red-eyed spren in the water, and a Radiant told Caeb to run back to the checkpoint.
== Notes ==
Cael

Cael is a commander in Dalinar's army.
== History ==
He is head of the field command during the Battle of Narak. Both he and his wife are present during the battle. He reports of Aladar's victory to Dalinar, who sends Cael to order general retreat to the Oathgate plateau. He also points out the Everstorm to Dalinar. He dies when a highstorm collides with the Everstorm.
== Notes ==
Caelinora

Caelinora is an honorspren on Roshar. She is bonded to Huio.
== Attributes and Abilities ==
As an honorspren, Caelinora presumably has the inherent abilities of her species, including flight and shapeshifting. She can initiate a Nahel bond, which allows her to transition to the Physical Realm and makes her bonded partner a Windrunner.
== History ==
Caelinora likely bonded Huio after the Battle of Thaylen Field, as Huio had only recently become a Radiant squire at that point. 
Huio and Caelinora were selected to join the expedition to Akinah in late . By that time, Huio had sworn the first two Ideals of the Windrunners. Although Caelinora rarely appeared to Lopen, she was visible to Cord since she was one of the Sighted.
Huio swore the Third Ideal during the hordeling battle on the shores of Akinah, advancing his bond with Caelinora; this surprised Lopen, who was happy for the pair but a bit envious at first. Huio wielded Caelinora as a massive living Shardhammer that could instantly transform into a Shardspear at his command.
== Notes ==
category: Shardblades
Calaka

Calaka is a resident of Babilar.
== Appearance and Personality ==
He is tall and has blue hair. He does not think that the Reckoners should be fighting against the Epics and believes that standing up to them only makes things worse for everyone else.
== History ==
Calaka was at the party in Babilar with Infinity, Marco, and Lulu. When Mizzy introduced David to the group, Calaka made a derogatory comment about David's drab appearance, and she punched him in the arm as retribution. Taking a glass of glowing juice, he asked David where he was from and then told Mizzy he didn't think Steve was at the party. Infinity mentioned Steve being caught up in Obliteration's explosions a few days before, so Calaka and the others raised a glass in his memory. Calaka expressed his disgust with the Reckoners' actions, and then the group moved on to discussion of Edso's music.
== Notes ==
Calamity/Covers

This is a gallery for covers for Calamity. For more information about each cover, including other editions and translations using the same art, check each file's individual page. 
Calamity US Hardcover.jpg | United States (Delacorte Press)
Calamity UK Hardcover.jpg | United Kingdom (Gollancz)
Calamity BR cover.jpg | Brazil (ALEPH)
Calamity FR cover.jpg | France (Le Livre De Poche)
Calamity GR cover.jpg | Greece (Μεταίχμιο / Metaichmio)
Calamity PL cover.jpg | Poland (Zysk & S-ka)
Calamity TW Cover.jpg | Taiwan (奇幻基地 / Fantasy Foundation)
Calamity CN Cover.jpg | Mainland China (重庆出版社 / Chongqing Publishing House)
Calamity RU cover.jpg | Russia (Азбука / Azbooka)
Calamity TH cover.jpg | Thailand (เวิร์ดส์วอนเดอร์ / Words Wonder Publishing)
Calamity ID cover.jpg | Indonesia (Noura Books)
Calamity NL cover.jpg | Netherlands (Singel Uitgeverijen)
Calamity SK cover.jpg | Slovakia (Slovart)
Calamity BG cover.jpg | Bulgaria (Артлайн-Студиос / Artline Studios)
Calamity DK cover.jpg | Denmark (DreamLitt)
Calamity DK New Cover.jpg | Denmark (Superlux)
Calamity IL cover.jpg | Israel (אופוס / Opus)
Calamity CK cover.jpeg | Czech Republic (Talpress)
Category:Cover Galleries
Calamity/Statistical analysis

This page contains a statistical analysis of Calamity.
=== Chapter by Chapter Breakdown ===
Chapter 	Word Count	Percentage
Prologue 	66 	0.06%
Part One 	Part One 	Part One
Chapter 1 	2,270 	2.20%
Chapter 2 	1,062 	1.03%
Chapter 3 	1,655 	1.61%
Chapter 4 	1,288 	1.25%
Chapter 5 	1,788 	1.73%
Chapter 6 	1,947 	1.89%
Chapter 7 	2,040 	1.98%
Chapter 8 	2,040 	1.98%
Chapter 9 	2,645 	2.57%
Chapter 10 	2,308 	2.24%
Part One Total 	19,043 	18.48%
Part Two 	Part Two 	Part Two
Chapter 11 	2,115 	2.05%
Chapter 12 	2,583 	2.51%
Chapter 13 	3,090 	3.00%
Chapter 14 	1,684 	1.63%
Chapter 15 	1,888 	1.83%
Chapter 16 	2,213 	2.15%
Chapter 17 	2,268 	2.20%
Chapter 18 	3,688 	3.58%
Chapter 19 	1,934 	1.88%
Chapter 20 	1,983 	1.92%
Chapter 21 	2,885 	2.80%
Chapter 22 	2,440 	2.37%
Chapter 23 	1,472 	1.43%
Part Two Total 	30,243 	29.35%
Part Three 	Part Three	Part Three
Chapter 24 	2,487 	2.41%
Chapter 25 	2,381 	2.31%
Chapter 26 	2,523 	2.45%
Chapter 27 	3,026 	2.94%
Chapter 28 	1,334 	1.29%
Chapter 29 	1,293 	1.25%
Chapter 30 	1,787 	1.73%
Chapter 31 	1,854 	1.80%
Chapter 32 	1,376 	1.34%
Chapter 33 	1,560 	1.51%
Chapter 34 	3,065 	2.97%
Part Three Total	22,686 	22.01%
Part Four 	Part Four 	Part Four
Chapter 35 	2,214 	2.15%
Chapter 36 	2,353 	2.28%
Chapter 37 	2,110 	2.05%
Chapter 38 	2,524 	2.45%
Chapter 39 	2,628 	2.55%
Chapter 40 	1,218 	1.18%
Chapter 41 	1,917 	1.86%
Chapter 42 	1,591 	1.54%
Chapter 43 	2,132 	2.07%
Chapter 44 	1,586 	1.54%
Chapter 45 	2,825 	2.74%
Chapter 46 	1,975 	1.92%
Chapter 47 	1,185 	1.15%
Chapter 48 	1,072 	1.04%
Chapter 49 	1,205 	1.17%
Chapter 50 	683 	0.66%
Chapter 51 	790 	0.77%
Part Four Total 	30,008 	29.12%
Epilogue 	1,009 	0.98%
Total 	103,055 	100.00%
*1x
category: statistics
Cali

Cali is a Skybreaker squire under Skybreaker masters, Ki and Warren.
She competes against Szeth in a martial competence test over the Purelake, to test their ability with their surges. The squires have to throw bags of coloured powder at each other and avoid being hit. During the test Szeth bends a pole out of Cali's reach preventing her from getting a bag.
== Notes ==
Cali Hatthew

Cali Hatthew is a constable in Elendel on Scadrial. She joined the force in . In when Marasi Colms planned a sting operation against the Set in Bilming, Cali begged to come. She and another constable from Elendel died in the conflict that broke out when the Set decided to resist arrest. Their deaths weighed heavily on Marasi and negatively affected her confidence.
== Notes ==
Calinam

Calinam is a scholar on Roshar.
== History ==
Calinam wrote the book Among the Darkeyed, which appears to be a compilation of darkeye folktales. During the course of her research, Princess Jasnah Kholin noted that this book contained many mentions of Oathgates and instantaneous travel. It seems likely that this served as a piece of evidence for Jasnah that Stormseat might still have a functioning Oathgate connected to Urithiru.
After the loss of the Wind's Pleasure, Brightlady Shallan Davar discovered the mentions of Oathgates from Among the Darkeyed in Jasnah's notes. This helped her to realize that Jasnah had likely been looking for an Oathgate on the Shattered Plains.
== Notes ==
Call

Mister Call is an accountant at Call and Son and Daughters Accounting and Estate in Elendel on Scadrial. He is presumably either the founder or the "Son" in the eponymous name of his accounting firm. He is assigned to Wayne's account as a wealth manager.
== Appearance and Personality ==
He is relatively short, and he usually wears a bowler hat and a suit with a vest. He wears spectacles, likely for reading. He has a professional air, and Wayne pejoratively refers to him as "Short Boring Guy". He is dating someone.
==History==
In , Call and his colleague Garisel Daring were the managers of Wayne's finances. However, Wayne found them boring and hated talking about money, so he would constantly try to avoid them. The accountants repeatedly asked Reddi where to find Wayne; Reddi assumed they were trying to collect on a debt. In fact, Wayne had secretly amassed a fortune of over twenty million boxings in cash equivalents and another one hundred million in equity. He had made a series of successful investments in the technology and housing sectors, using aluminum as collateral. The accounting firm also kept Wayne's stock of bendalloy at their office.
Call and Garisel eventually tracked Wayne down and tried to get him to diversify his portfolio to mitigate risk. They persuaded Wayne to come to their office and "traded" him a hat and glasses to get him to review his ledgers. Wayne came up with the idea of starting a professional noseball league in Elendel and Call noted that it would be expensive to build arenas in each octant. Call also showed him a new convertible from a carmaker named Victori, and unsubtly convinced Wayne to invest in the company. Wayne also asked Call to set up payments to Allriandre, as he had realized that delivering money to her in person helped him more than it helped her. Wayne generally refused to discuss other aspects of his portfolio except for a few special requests.
After Wayne's death, Call and Garisel became the executors of his estate. They met with Allriandre, who was the primary beneficiary of his will. They also met with Jaxy to give her funding to renovate Ranette's shop. They presumably gave Marasi Wayne's lucky hat, and they were likely involved in setting up a long-running series of joke items that Wayne "bequeathed" to Wax.
== Notes ==
Call and Son and Daughters Accounting and Estate

Call and Son and Daughters Accounting and Estate is an accounting firm in Elendel on Scadrial. It was presumably founded by Mister Call or someone in his family. There is likely some sort of secure vault at the firm's main office, as they can store large amounts of precious metals such as bendalloy at the facility.
Wayne reluctantly hired Call and Son and Daughters to manage his finances after making a series of successful investments, sometimes using aluminum as collateral. He was an early investor in Tarcsel Electric and invested heavily in industrialization as well an affordable housing project. Mister Call and Garisel Daring were the primary managers of his account, and often had to interpret his ideas to create actual business plans.
Wayne did not want to be rich and he hated talking about money; he usually avoided the well-intentioned Call and Daring any time they tried to reach him. He did not care about diversifying his portfolio, and some of his ideas were even intentionally bad. However, under the firm's guidance his investments repeatedly succeeded, further growing his wealth; after six years, his net worth was around one hundred and twenty million boxings. The firm also executed Wayne's estate after his death.
== Notes ==
es:Gestoría Contable e Inmobiliaria Call e Hijo e Hijas
Caller of Springs

The Caller of Springs is a makay-im Fused on Roshar.
As a makay-im, or Deepest One, the Caller of Springs can use Voidlight to manipulate the Surge of Cohesion to meld with and move through stone.
Deepest Ones are commonly deployed as scouts and the Caller of Springs was tasked with searching for Navani Kholin during the invasion of Urithiru. They discovered Navani shortly after she and her scholars destroyed the first node protecting the Sibling. They summoned a security force to take her into custody and deliver her to Raboniel.
== Notes ==
Calligraphers Guild

Calligraphers Guild is an organization on Roshar responsible for creating glyphs.
The Guild maintains a list of official, canonical glyphs. Whenever a new glyph is required, they create it based on a number of rules that have arisen over time, although there is a lot of stylization permitted. Occasionally, they may also canonize a glyph created by an amateur, if it becomes popular enough. Over time, the Guild modifies some glyphs to make them seem more modern and match the contemporary styles.
The calligraphers can be rather secretive, but there aren't many mysteries to them. Their darkest secret is that glyphs can sometimes be read phonetically, although with older glyphs, the changes brought about by time can make the individual phonemes unreadable. The guild members, as well as scholars interested in how glyphs morph over time, are still able to recognize the phonemes making up even a heavily-altered glyph.
The Guild occasionally marks some scrolls with its symbol. What this means is uncertain; perhaps it indicates that the stamped scroll is a property of the Guild, or that it's confirmed to be using only canonical glyphs.
== Trivia ==
* The Guild's glyph is composed of phonemes from "Isaac", as in Isaac Stewart, the artist who, among others, created all the glyphs featured in the books. This isn't how it's read, though.
== Notes ==
Calling

In Vorinism, a Calling is a profession or field of study to which a person dedicates their life in order to please the Almighty.
== Beliefs ==
According to Vorinism, those who best fulfill their Callings during life are summoned by the Almighty in the afterlife to perform their Callings in service of the War for Heaven. In the afterlife, each person's abilities related to their Calling are greatly enhanced: for example, a farmer can grow huge fields of crops with a wave of the hand and a spearman can create thunder and lightning with their weapons. Anyone who is not chosen will simply sleep until the end of the war.
Fitting the needs of the War for Heaven, being a soldier is considered the highest and most honored Calling, at least in the warlike Alethi culture; the ardents teach that any Calling is noble and can allow one to be chosen by the Almighty, with farming being especially necessary, but those of other Callings often feel that they are valued much less than soldiers in practice.
== Philosophy ==
The aim of the Callings is to help people improve themselves and capitalize on their individual talents as best they can, which Vorinism sees as a fundamental way of worshiping the Almighty (since those talents were provided by the Almighty in the first place).
Kaladin, while he is a bridgeman, reflects on the holes in the idea, wondering whether he and the other bridgemen, who don't have the freedom to talk to ardents or pursue Callings of their own choice, might be forced by the Almighty to continue the terrible work of running bridges in the afterlife. Later on, even when he is in a much better place in life, he is frustrated by the discrepancy between the dreaming and self-improvement encouraged by the religion and the constraints placed on darkeyes by society.
== Process ==
People can choose Callings at a young age, including while they are teenagers or younger. Although the choice is a personal one, it still does have to fit with Vorin norms of propriety when it comes to rank and the masculine and feminine arts. For example, low-ranked lighteyes can reasonably choose archery as a Calling, but being an officer is out of reach. Changing one's Calling is accepted but uncommon.
Along with a Calling, each person chooses a Glory, which is an aspect of the Almighty to emulate. Although it often makes sense for a person's Glory and Calling to be related, they don't need to directly reinforce each other.
Once someone chooses a Calling and a Glory, they work with ardents of the appropriate devotary to regularly set and fulfill relevant personal goals. As a mark of achievement when their goals have been reached, a person can Elevate and reach Points in their Calling and Glory. Doing so requires the presence of an ardent and presumably some kind of evaluation, such as a test of the person's abilities.
Being an ardent may itself be a Calling, but there are ardents with other Callings, such as cooking.
== Known Callings ==
== Notes ==
category: religion
Callins

Callins is a farmer in Hearthstone on Roshar.
When Meridas Amaram comes to Hearthstone, Amaram says he was visiting with his cousin, so he does not need to delegate his task. Callins asks what task he is referring to, and Amaram says that it is for recruitment for his army.
Callins's fate upon the arrival of the True Desolation is unknown.
== Notes ==
Calour Publications

Calour Publications is a publisher in Elendel on Scadrial. It is owned by Lesan Calour and family, and is also referred to as Lesan Calour & Daughters & Sons. The company is headquartered in the 6th Octant of Elendel, at 211 Morise near the Hub at the center of the city.
The company publishes The House Record broadsheet. In the 1st of Doxil edition, they placed an advertisement in the broadsheet seeking samples from novelists, as they were looking to publish books similar to The Horribles and Fear & Ferociousness.
 
== Notes ==
Calzer

The Calzer is a large, repeating gun used by the High Empire. It fires blue bolts and can be powered from the same source that powers weather regulators, though it consumes power quickly.
When Varion Crestmar launches his rebellion against the empire, imperial forces eventually get a Calzer working and use it to fire on him, but are unable to break through his advanced shielding before running out of power.
== Notes ==
Cambri

Cambri is the supposed homeworld of the taynix. Due to Superiority propaganda regarding this species, it is unclear if this is true. 
According to the Superiority, the taynix escaped Cambri on early trading vessels, and are considered an invasive species on many planets. However, it is possible the taynix cytonically teleported to other locations, and this story is a cover for that fact.
The cambric--one of the five species that head the government in the Superiority--may be from Cambri, due to the similarities in their names.
== Notes ==
Category:Celestial bodies
Camdon

A Camdon is a type of starfighter used by the DDF on Detritus.
At least one Camdon-class fighter was used during a battle with the Krell while Skyward Flight was learning about scouting with Blaze. Jorgen overheard the radio chatter during the dogfight, and the Krell seemed to specifically target the flight squad that included the Camdon; he did not speculate as to why this would be the case. Only a few of the squad returned to Alta Base, and several of the ships were heavily damaged. 
== Notes ==