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Elizandra Dramali

Elizandra Dramali is the Koloss-blooded girlfriend of Allomancer Jak.
==Appearance and Personality==
She is described in Jak's books as being very gentle and loving. However, she has a harsher side as well. Handerwym claims that "any statement that lacks three curses — and a comment about Jak's questionable parentage — cannot truly be attributed to her." She also threatened to shoot Jak in the crotch if he did not include a certain line of hers in his book. Despite her strong words, she is very fond of Jak, much to Handerwym's confusion.
She is slim, has long hair, and wears glasses and bracelets. Jak himself describes her as being extremely beautiful, but it is uncertain whether this is an example of Jak's hyperbole. Her skin has a slightly blueish tinge due to her Koloss ancestry, but she covers this with makeup and gloves. It is unknown if she hid her heritage from everyone or only Jak.
== History ==
The reveal of her koloss blooded heritage in the penultimate episode of the Pits of Eltania almost caused riots in the street of Elendel. A special broadsheet containing the finale was released the next day as a result.
== Notes ==
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Elizandra Dramali/Gallery

== Official Artwork ==
Allomancer Jak scene.jpg | by In Elendel Daily illustration
AU Allomancer Jak.jpeg | by Elizandra finding Jak, Arcanum Unbounded interior art
== Fanworks ==
Elizandra.jpg | by 
Jak and Elizandra by Shuravf.jpg | by With Jak
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Elmsdel

Elmsdel is one of the outer cities in the southeastern portion of the Elendel Basin on Scadrial. It is northwest of Garmet, not far from the Seran Range.
Steris mentions that travel between Elmsdel and Rashekin (a city in the northeastern Basin) requires passage through Elendel; there are no rail lines that bypass the capital. This leads to commerce between the outer cities being subjected to Elendel's taxes twice; once for the rail taxes and then again for entering Elendel. She argues that this is a reason for the discontentment of the rest of the Basin.
Waxillium and Steris are married in the penthouse apartment of someone who has moved to Elmsdel for a long vacation.
== Notes ==
Elodi

Elodi is the king of a singer nation on Roshar before the Heralds became the Heralds, and was friends with Jezrien. He tried to resist Odium's influence.
== Appearance and Personality ==
Elodi is a tall, old malen singer, with black and red carapace, turning white at the edges. He has a long wrinkled face, with gemstones in his beard. He has a broad smile.
Elodi is a peaceable, kind king, who listens to the Wind, and tries to keep the fragile peace between humans and singers. He desires peace, and for the humans to leave his people alone.
== History ==
Elodi was king of a singer nation, and was around for when the first humans arrived from Ashyn. He was friends with Jezrien and Kalak, for at least thirty years. Fifty years after the arrival, he meets with Jezrien to discuss the rising tensions between humans and singers, including the murder and theft of a singer, and the mass killing of thirty humans. He urges the humans to go east, or else the singers.
He realizes the Wind's voice is fading, and is trying to actively resist Odium's influence, recognizing it as a dark god. He warns Jezrien of war between the two kinds, and tells him of Odium's growing power over the singers. Finally, he leaves him and the humans, saying he will go east.
== Notes ==
Elors Durnsed

Elors Durnsed is the leader of the United Tradeworkers Union on Scadrial.
In , Durnsed was the leader of the trade union during tense negotiations with the Noble Houses Collective. The talks hit an impasse, but Durnsed abruptly withdrew his opposition to closing the negotiations, allowing the existing contract to continue.
Many rank-and-file union members were enraged by Durnsed's capitulation, which he did not explain. Rumors swirled that Durnsed had been corrupted during secret meetings with representatives of the nobles; a political cartoon in The Elendel Daily depicted him as a sycophant willing to accept bribes. Durnsed's actions contributed to the labor unrest in Elendel that continued for several years.
== Notes ==
Elrao

Elrao is a member of the Ire, a group of Elantrians from Sel that have taken up residence in the Cognitive Realm.
== Appearance and Personality ==
Like many of the other members of the Ire, Elrao is incredibly old. He has silvery skin that glows faintly, typical of Elantrians. Although aging works differently in the Cognitive Realm, Elrao has the appearance of a bald, unnaturally old man. As a member of the Ire, he wears a traditional hooded white robe with silver embroidery. Elrao is cautious, and seems to question the ambition of Alonoe more than his colleagues. His name is based on Aon Rao.
==History==
Elrao was present when the Ire met in their fortress in the Cognitive Realm after Kelsier (as a Cognitive Shadow) spooked the group when he was noticed snooping nearby. Elrao was seen drinking an unusual glowing liquid during the meeting. He questioned Alonoe's desire to move up the timetable of their planned attempt to take Preservation's power using a special orb, although he ultimately went along with her plans.
Elrao was one of the members of the Ire that set off on the expedition to find Preservation. He carried a decoy orb, as Alonoe kept the real one. As Kelsier began to sow chaos, Elrao became fearful of Ruin's interference and suggested turning back, but was overruled by Alonoe. After Kelsier separated Alonoe from the group, he tricked the rest of the party into thinking she had somehow disintegrated, and Elrao led the rest of the party in a hasty retreat.
== Notes == 
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Elsecaller (short story)

Elsecaller is a short story featuring Jasnah, co-written by Brandon Sanderson and Dan Wells. Part of The Stormlight Archive series, it is set during Words of Radiance. The story was released on December 5th, 2024 at Dragonsteel Nexus as part of the Stormlight Lost Tales StoryDeck. The cards featuring the story were later sold as card packs. It is planned to eventually be released in print outside of StoryDeck.
== Synopsis==
== Summary ==
== Interior Art ==
== Statistical Analysis ==
==Trivia==
*Brandon has previously released an uncanonical version of the scene directly following Jasnah transferring to Shadesmar after she is stabbed aboard the Winds Pleasure, which can be read on on Tor's website.
== Notes ==
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Elthebar

Elthebar is a stormwarden on Roshar.
==Appearance and Personality==
He is tall and has a long, pointed beard. He wears the esoteric robes common among stormwardens. He is pompous, and holds some prejudice against female scholars. Shallan considers him to be a mean person who hides his true nature from Dalinar.
==Attributes and Abilities==
Elthebar's primary skill is predicting highstorms, largely based on data regarding previous highstorms. He also forecasts the changing of seasons. He uses glyphs extensively in his work.
He also utilizes pseudoscience. His team includes astrology as part of their forecasting methods, and he questions the work of Navani's scholars because of his belief in "digitology" (judging men by the width of their fingers).
== History ==
===The War of Reckoning===
During the War of Reckoning, Elthebar was a high ranking stormwarden for House Kholin in their warcamp on the Shattered Plains. Dalinar questioned the advice of stormwardens, as he did not like the fact that forecasting highstorms was an inexact science; Dalinar also felt that the will of the Almighty could not be predicted. Dalinar was also uncomfortable with the fact that stormwardens used many glyphs, based on Vorin doctrine that men should eschew reading. Although Elthebar's predictions were often filled with caveats, Dalinar eventually accepted the fact that stormwardens were right more often than they were wrong, and he could not ignore the strategic advantages of predicting highstorms.
In , Dalinar and Renarin were forced to take shelter in a barrack when a highstorm that Elthebar had not forecasted hit while they were riding from a meeting with King Elhokar Kholin at the Pinnacle.
===The True Desolation===
Elthebar relocated to Urithiru along with most of the Alethi after the Battle of Narak. In the tower, he was considered head of the stormwardens. He and his team continued their forecasting work, including a prediction of the storm in which Dalinar took Venli into the visions with Nohadon. As the coalition of monarchs improved their infrastructure in the tower, Navani implemented more scientifically rigorous atmospheric studies, led by Benneh. Elthebar and Benneh did not collaborate.
Elthebar was present during the first meeting of the scholars in Urithiru alongside Jasnah, Navani, Shallan, Renarin, and many others. He interrupted a report by Kalami and insulted Teshav's intelligence for questioning him, earning Shallan's ire. He was also one of the people who strategized with Navani immediately after Raboniel's incursion into the tower, although Navani did not particularly want him to be there.
Elthebar was present at the battlefront in Emul and informed Dalinar of the time of an upcoming highstorm.
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Emerald Sea

The Emerald Sea, also known as the Verdant Sea, is an ocean on Lumar. The sea is made up of Verdant spores, which drop from the Verdant Lunagree. Like all seas on Lumar, it is pentagonal in shape.
It borders the Crimson Sea and Rose Sea, and three other unknown seas. It might border the Sapphire Sea, as the Sapphire Sea is supposedly easy to access from the Emerald Sea, though this hasn't been confirmed.
== Government ==
It is ruled over, at least partially, by a figure known as the Verdant King.
They have a royal navy which tracks down criminals such as deadrunners. The government also has tax collectors and inspectors who have the authority to control the coming and going of ships and cargo through the sea.
Their government is known to recognize the Felony murder rule, wherein, if somebody dies in the committing or furtherance of a dangerous or enumerated crime, the offender and their accomplices are held guilty of murder.
== Notable Locations ==
== Notable Inhabitants of the Emerald Sea ==
== See Also ==
* Lumar#Verdant Sea
== Notes ==
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Emily Sanderson

Emily Sanderson (née Bushman) is an employee of Dragonsteel Entertainment. She is Brandon's wife and business manager and holds the informal title of "Queen".
Emily was an English major at BYU and formerly worked as an English teacher. She also speaks fluent Spanish and has taught ESL. Matisse is based on one of her students. As the Dragonsteel business manager, she plans Brandon's tour and event schedule and is sometimes present at his signings or livestreams.
She has participated in Brandon's writing groups and has served as an alpha reader and advisor on many of his published works. She had a particularly large influence on Warbreaker and the novel is dedicated to her. She is mentioned in the Acknowledgements of many other books in Brandon's bibliography, and The Way of Kings is also dedicated to her. She continues to advise Brandon on his novels, and has been involved in choosing the chapter titles for the Stormlight Archive books starting with Words of Radiance.
Emily is intentionally not the direct inspiration for any of Brandon's characters, although some elements of Navani's personality come from her. Her top result in the Knights Radiant quiz was the Order of Bondsmiths.
Emily and Brandon met on a blind date set up by Isaac Stewart in 2005; they married in 2006. They have three sons.
==Notes==
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Emotion bracelet

An Emotion bracelet is a type of alerter fabrial that is able to detect emotions that are being experienced by those nearby. It was developed during the Era of Solitude on Roshar. Brightlady Navani Kholin drew a diagram of an emotion bracelet in her notebook. As a well known artifabrian, it is likely she had a hand in its design.
== Functionality ==
An emotion bracelet fabrial consists of ten fabrials that work together which are arranged on a bracelet in the shape of the Double Eye of the Almighty. These ten fabrials each glow when they detect a specific emotion. It takes some practice to learn how to read which emotions are being read by the fabrial. It can also be difficult to determine whose emotions are being detected, one's own, one's target or someone else's emotions entirely. A precise emotional state can be determined based on which of ten emotions are being felt by the subject. The emotions the fabrial can detect are anticipation, anger, disgust, sadness, love, hate, joy, trust, fear, and surprise.
== Notes ==
Emotional Allomancy parlors

Emotional Allomancy parlors, including both Soothing and Rioting parlors, are businesses in Elendel on Scadrial where customers willingly have their emotions manipulated through Allomancy.
==Soothing Parlors==
Soothing parlors are staffed by brass Mistings. The Soothers can dampen negative emotions such as fear and anger, allowing the patron temporary relief from their problems while they feel numb. They offer a wide variety of services, including aromatherapy and massages. They stay open late into the night, serving as a slightly more expensive alternative to drinking at a tavern.
Typically, one or more Soothers use their abilities in a small bubble to create a general numbing effect on the people in most of the parlor building, but patrons can pay a high fee to get a private session that can help them address specific emotions. Parlors often have many rooms that each offer a unique atmosphere, likely to enhance the effects of the Soothing.
==Rioting Parlors==
Rioting parlors are presumably similar in most respects to Soothing parlors, but are instead staffed by zinc Mistings. Customers can select specific emotions that they want the Rioters to enflame. Rioting parlors may be even more popular than Soothing parlors.
==Legality==
Although the use of emotional Allomancy in business dealings was largely banned by the Allomantic Agreement of '94, there is a specific exception in place if a customer willingly requests its use. The parlors are therefore fully legal, but a high potential for unscrupulous activity remains. The Elendel constabulary keeps a close watch on the city's parlors.
 
Soothing (and presumably Rioting) parlors are required to have aluminum plating in the walls to prevent the effects of the Allomancy inside the building from affecting people outside. However, this rule is not strictly enforced. The proprietors also wear aluminum-lined hats so that they are immune to emotional Allomancy.
==History==
It is not clear when Soothing and Rioting parlors came into common use; an article in The Elendel Daily in detailing the activities at Mistress Halex's new Soothing parlor implied that many residents were not closely familiar with them at the time. However, by , there were multiple parlors of each type in the city, and they seemed to be accessible to any resident who wanted to use one.
Parlors became particularly popular during the time of high unemployment and social unrest in Elendel leading up to the ousting of the corrupt Governor Innate. Chapaou went to Mistress Halex's Soothing parlor for a private session after being traumatized by seeing Bleeder; Wax visited the parlor during his investigation and hated the feeling that it gave him.
==Trivia==
*Businesses like Soothing and Rioting parlors became possible because Allomancers were willing to hire out their services; Feruchemists rarely did so, presumably because of a traditional reverence for their abilities.
== Notes ==
Empyrean Gulf

The Empyrean Gulf is a body of water in the Sea of Souls, part of the Rosharan subastral of the Cognitive Realm. It is surrounded by peninsulas with a variety of settlements and locations: one that contains Perpetual Sobriety and Ageless Beauty, one with Justice Untarnished and the Oathbound Spires, and one with the lighthouse Abiding Light. 
In the Physical Realm, the Empyrean Gulf corresponds to the nation of Emul.
== Notes ==
Emuli offensive

== Background ==
The Emuli offensive is a military operation conducted by the coalition of monarchs to liberate Emul from the control of Odium's forces.. Raised as an alternative by The Mink to Dalinar's desire to retake Alethkar as a strong offensive of the Coalition of monarchs, the Emuli offensive presents a much stronger advantage to the coalition of monarchs than the liberation of Alethkar, along with being a major strategic goal as a staging ground for the eventual liberation of Alethkar. Despite Veden betrayal at the hands of Odium carried out by the orders of Taravangian, the offensive is successful in liberating Emul employing a "hammer-and-anvil"" approach to push the singer army into the forces of the mad herald Ishar.. Raboniel uses the offensive as an opportunity to lead an invasion of singers to Urithiru while the only Knights Radiant who can resist the Suppression fabrial at Urithiru: Dalinar and Jasnah at Urithiru are occupied with the offensive .
== Major Events ==
Insuring the invasion of Urithiru wasn't not interrupted by Jasnah or Dalinar, Odium set in motion a distraction to prevent them from investigating the disturbances at Urithiru. A simultaneous assault of the Skybreakers and betrayal from the Veden forces was orchestrated when Taravangian was instructed to, fulfill his agreement with Odium to spare Kharbranth, order his troops to betray the coalition force's . The attack was short lived and Taravangian was arrested just 15 minutes after sending the order. 
The Veden army was soon after was almost destroyed in its entirety, even though they were reinforced by a small force of singers and Skybreakers. After this battle, the Coalition would decide to leave Dalinar and the Alethi in charge. At the meeting where this was decided, Jasnah dueled the Highprince Ruthar, who was the last holdout of Sadeas’s faction, and this led to Ruthar’s ‘death’, though he was healed by Renarin, and his removal as a Highprince. Jasnah would use this event to outlaw honor duels in Alethkar. 
Some time later Jasnah herself would go onto the battlefield disguised as a regular Shardbearer by having her Shardplate appear as regular dead Plate. This was one of a series of battles that led to the Coalition’s victory. During the campaign, Dalinar grew curious about his powers and decided to seek out the Herald Ishar, who was leading nearby Tukar as Tezim, and they would meet briefly in Tukar towards the end of the campaign. After this meeting, Dalinar would encounter Odium and would enter the contract for the Contest of champions, which had been drafted by Wit during the campaign. 
After the contract was made, Taravangian was killed by Szeth while Odium was present. This allowed Taravangian to use the Cognitive Aspect of Nightblood to kill Rayse, allowing him to pick up the Shard.
After the Offensive ended, the Stoneward Dami would swear the Fourth Ideal, unlocking his Shardplate and making him the third Radiant to so after Jasnah and Kaladin.
== Notes ==
Enefel

Enefel is an Aonic term for a trickster or joker, as well as a group of the same name. The term is derived from Aon Ene, meaning "wit", or "cleverness." Literally, Enefel means "Wit Killers," or "those who kill with wit." The term was most commonly used a few hundred years before the Reod, and isn't in common use by the time of the restoration of Elantris. 
== History ==
During the Middle Era, when Arelon was beginning to form, a group of storytellers took on the name Enefel. They told stories about the marvels of Elantris and its inhabitants to the common people. It was rumored that they were agents of the Elantrians, trying to reverse negative opinions that some people in rural areas had about the Elantrians and their magic. The guild changed over the years, beginning to simply collect stories from various peoples and recording them. The interpretation of Aon Ene also evolved to represent more general scholarly intelligence and study, not just wit; it was also co-opted by merchants and bankers. By the end of the Late Era (200 years before the fall of Elantris), the Enefel had split up into various groups of scholars and philosophers.
In modern Arelon, the few Enefel that remembered the original meaning of their group's name found the transformation of the name to be some kind of joke played by history itself.
==Trivia==
*The term "Enefel" is not used in Elantris or any related works, and is known only from supplemental information that Brandon wrote when Badali Jewelry first released Aon-themed pendants.
*"Wit", a common alias of Hoid, is part of the etymology of Enefel; additionally, the original Enefel guild evokes comparisons to the Worldsingers, a storytelling group that counts Hoid as a member. Fans have therefore speculated that the Enefel are related to Hoid, but Brandon has declined to elaborate on the subject.
== Notes ==
Enelan

Enelan is a historical scholar on Sel. They lived during the fourth century, around a hundred years before the Reod. Like many scholars of the past, their name was derived from Aon Ene, meaning wit and intelligence.
Enelan is considered a great scholar of AonDor. They considered Aon Omi to be the "most perfect" of Aons.
== Notes ==
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Enforcement

Enforcement is an authoritarian police force used by Steelheart to rule Newcago. Enforcement is known to be commanded by the Epic Conflux, but it is later revealed that he only acted as a battery, without any real power over its members.
They use energy weapons, Copters, and occasionally huge robotic armor suits. These have two rotary barrels, one on each arm.
Enforcement is composed of roughly 50 small groups, called Cores, which typically has five members - three infantry, one specialist (sniper, medic, etc) and one minor epic.
Known enforcement members include David's friend, Roy, and an Epic, Refractionary, who was killed while David was retrieving his notebooks.
After Steelheart died and all the Epics fled, The Reckoners starting accepting the allegiance of most of Enforcement to them to help them control Newcago. They now keep peace in Newcago.
== Notes ==
Enrique Estevez

Enrique Estevez is investigated for the murder of the mayor's nephew in Snapshot. Chaz and Davis wait for him to leave the murder scene in a liquor store across the street and then follow him to find the weapon that he dumps in a storm drain. Davis texts Maria the location of the weapon and gets Enrique convicted IRL.
== Appearance ==
Enrique is a thin, tall man that looks more intimidating in real life than his mugshot.
== Notes ==
Enthir

An enthir is a stringed instrument played by Hoid on Roshar. An unnamed musician, possibly Hoid, is also seen with a similar instrument on Taldain.
==On Roshar==
The enthir is square-shaped. It is played from above, the strings being plucked as it sits on the player's lap. It is possible to strum the instrument, although some consider this an improper technique. Hoid, as Wit, is seen playing an enthir in Kholinar on Roshar during the reappearance of Taln.
==On Taldain==
During the initial vote to dissolve the Diem at the Taisha Meeting Hall in Kezare on Taldain, a man wearing a dark, hooded cloak is seen busking outside using a stringed instrument. Hoid is known to have been on Taldain during this time period and the instrument in question is confirmed to be related to the enthir. This version of the instrument looks similar to a sitar, except that it has an angular body. It has a long, fretted neck and tuning pegs on the headstock, along with additional tuning pegs along the neck. The man appears to be playing the instrument while held vertically, rather than on his lap.
== Notes ==