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Dreamwatch

The Dreamwatch is a prestigious, elite force of nightmare painters, tasked with the responsibility of handling stable nightmares. A full member of the Dreamwatch, called the central soldier, assembles and leads their own team of painters, called their companions. The Dreamwatch are highly regarded and well paid for their artistic ability and the service they perform.
Nightmare painters typically report sightings or signs of stable nightmares to their foreman, who in turn forwards the report to the Dreamwatch. The Dreamwatch travel from town to town as needed, and are supplied with living arrangements befitting their station. Members are selected one year into their training, and afterwards train separately for an additional year. Though admittance into the Dreamwatch is supposedly based on merit, the role is an appointed position in practice. Rampant nepotism makes it nearly impossible for any painter to join their ranks without wealth, political influence, or family connections.
==History==
Nikaro attempted to join the Dreamwatch while in school, but he was rejected. A contingent of the Dreamwatch was summoned to Kilahito from Jito after Tojin reported the stable nightmare previously encountered by Nikaro. After their arrival, Nikaro attempted to warn them of an incoming army of stable nightmares. He found them lounging in their headquarters, acting with no urgency with regard to a previously reported nightmare. They took his statement but otherwise did not give his word any credence. As a result, the Dreamwatch missed the battle of Kilahito. During that assault, painters led by Nikaro used the battle cry "We are the Dreamwatch now!" The Dreamwatch was disbanded after the battle, along with the rest of the nightmare painter profession.
==Notable Members==
* Tesuaka Tatomi
* Hikiri
== Notes ==
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Dreok Crushthroat

Dreok Crushthroat is a pirate on Sel who tried to steal the throne of Teod. His axe is etched with an Aon Reo, which means "punishment."
== Spoiler Warning ==
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es:Dreok Aplastagargantas
Drewton

Drewton is Waxillium Ladrian's valet and a resident of Elendel on Scadrial.
== History ==
Drewton came into Wax's service sometime prior to the latter's first attempt at wedding Steris Harms. He gained a general picture of his prospective employer, but he didn't realize the frequency with which Wax found himself in dangerous situations prior to accepting the job. He helped Wax prepare himself for his wedding ceremony, shaving him and assisting him with his clothing. He then followed them into the wedding proper and attended the ceremony until it was interrupted. He also accompanied Wax, Steris, Marasi, Wayne, and MeLaan on their expedition to New Seran. On the way there, Drewton found himself in the middle of a shootout on the train. After questioning why Steris had had earplugs handy at the outset of the fight, he asked what had happened to Wax's last valet. He continued to interrogate Marasi about the matter while she cleared the train of hostiles and went so far as to swear at her after she narrowly missed a passenger in the course of killing the woman's captor. Once the violence was over, Drewton was supplied with a cup of tea, and he sat on the platform surrounded by nurses and complaining loudly about having been in such a situation. Presumably he continued with the group to New Seran, moved into the Copper Gate hotel with them, and was subsequently left behind with the rest of the servants during the group's hasty exodus from the city.
After their return to Elendel, Drewton continued to serve as Wax's valet while he and Steris lived in the penthouse. He carefully laid out the possessions from Wax's pockets that were left over his New Seran trip, putting each on a cloth on the dressing table.
== Notes ==
Dridel

Lord Dridel is one of the noble members of the Luthadel Assembly on Scadrial.
==Appearance and Personality==
He has a permanent sneer, which fits his sharp face and dark hair.
==History== 
Dridel voted with the rest of the Assembly to depose Elend Venture as king. After Elend was ousted, he initiated the process of nominating a chancellor. Dridel quipped that Elend would nominate himself.
== Notes ==
Drim

Drim is Governor Replar Innate's head bodyguard and head of security.
== Appearance and Personality ==
He is thick-necked and tends to growl and snap at people. Despite their mutual dislike, Wax considers him solid, loyal, and dependable.
== History ==
Drim accompanied Governor Innate to Lady ZoBell's party as his bodyguard. He confronted Waxillium Ladrian as he was waiting to speak to Innate. He was unhappy that the door guards had let Wax bring his guns to the party. Wax responded that the party would be safer if he was armed, and in either case he could use every piece of metal in the room as a weapon just the same as a gun. Drim boasted about having denied Wayne entrance to the party and then backed up to the wall to watch the party. After Innate finished his conversation with Lady Shayna Drim waved Wax and Steris over to talk with the governor.
After Wax chased Bleeder out the window of ZoBell Tower Drim escorted Innate back to his mansion. Drim had three unmarked carriages leave the party, two decoys and one which actually contained the governor. Wax had difficulty tracking him down and was impressed by Drim's precautions. After Wax tracked down the correct carriage, Drim tried to stop him from entering the carriage, but Innate told him to let him come in. After Innate accused Wax of breaking up the party Wax started climbing out of the carriage. As he was leaving he hesitated, and offered Innate one of his Sterrions, saying that he would feel guilty if the governor was shot. Innate tried refusing saying that he had bodyguards to protect him, and didn't need a weapon. Wax turned to Drim and asked him if he knew how to spot a kandra. Both Drim and Innate responded to his question with disbelief, saying that kandra were just myths. Wax told them about his meeting with MeLaan earlier that night, and that there had in fact been two kandra at the party that night, one of whom was the enemy while the other had come to help. Wax then pocketed his gun and moved to leave since they clearly did not need his help. Innate relented and told him to stay. Drim reacted with incredulity that he was believing Wax's foolish claims. Wax replied that the governor had realized that the story of his brother's death made more sense if a kandra had been responsible.
Wax agreed to set up a meeting with the governor and MeLaan. He then bullied Innate into making him his head of security in Drim's place saying that Drim was not able to protect him from the kandra. Wax gave both the governor and Drim secret passcodes to use to identify themselves as not having been replaced by Bleeder.
He was murdered in a saferoom in the Governor's mansion by the kandra Bleeder. The murder was used as a way to cover the fact that Bleeder had taken Innate's bones. Bleeder had been shot numerous times by Waxillium Ladrian, which had damaged her Innate disguise with bullet holes and blood. Killing Drim and holding his body provided an excuse for Innate to be covered in blood when she was discovered by Wax. 
== Notes ==
Drlwan

Drlwan is a Thaylen sailor. She was chosen by Vstim to be captain of the Wandersail. Her brother Kstled serves under her as the ship's man-at-arms.
== Appearance and Personality ==
Drlwan is a short woman and described by Rysn as having "a sharp nose and unusually blonde hair". She has a commanding air, and Rysn describes her as "a showy woman." Her official dress uniform is noted as stark-white, glistening with medals, and worn along with a tricorn hat and curled eyebrows.
==History==
===Rysn's Journey to Akinah===
Prior to Vstim gifting ownership of the Wandersail to Rysn, Drlwan and her crew sailed the ship on test runs. Drlwan was initially curt with Rysn, showing her only the barest courtesy due a captain to a rebsk and indicated she did not think Rysn was needed on the Wandersail. On their first voyage with Rysn aboard, she outright denied her the chance to steer the ship, an honor often shown to a rebsk. It is later revealed that Drlwan and her crew believed that Vstim would gift the ship to Drlwan upon his appointment to Trade Minister. Rysn noted she believed Drlwan did not think her worthy of her elevation to rebsk. She was dismissive of the crews belief in "omens" and noted them as "nonsense." Despite this dismissal, she contemplated ending the journey when a dead santhid was spotted, lest her crew mutiny. However, when Rysn's attempted to turn santhid's appearance to a positive, Drlwan was the first to support her efforts. Drlwan noted to Rysn in private that she would turn the ship around if she thought there was a risk of losing it, but "would not do so on a whim."
When the Wandersail breached the storm surrounding Akinah, Drlwan remained on the quarterdeck throughout the breach, held in place by rope. During the breach, Lopen used a Full Lashing on one of her feet to hold her to the deck. Upon reaching Akinah, Captain Drlwan remained with the ship, while the others went ashore. When Nikli and the other Sleepless boarded the Wandersail, Drlwan gathered the remaining soldiers, but they were of little use against the Sleepless.
After the events on Akinah, Drlwan approached Rysn. She noted that she did not think the Alethi would let Cord keep her Shardplate, despite traditional claims to ownership. She then told Rysn that the Sleepless informed her of Rysn's requirement in her deal with the Sleepless that the crew be unharmed. When Rysn said that she did what any rebsk would do, Drlwan corrected her, saying that she "did what any good rebsk would do." Drlwan then offered Rysn the opportunity to steer the ship, and left her with a smile.
== Notes ==
Drominad system

The Drominad system is a planetary system in the cosmere that contains First of the Sun. "Drominad" is referred to as a nickname; the system's official name, if one exists, is unknown. It contains seven planets and an asteroid belt.
== Planets ==
There are four planets in the habitable zone of this system, all of which have water as the dominant feature on their surface. According to Khriss, three of them harbor "fully developed human societies," more than any other planetary system in the cosmere. In the star chart Guyn made to accompany Khriss' essay on the system, each of the system's seven planets are named using the number-based Eelakin naming convention:
;First of the Sun: The planet closest to the sun. This is also the first planet in the system's habitable zone, and it has human life. It has one moon named First of the First. It contains at least one large landmass known as the mainland and a large number of islands that are home to the Eelakin people. Patji, an avatar of Autonomy, resides on First of the Sun, and the planet is home to a perpendicularity known as Patji's Eye. Aviar are native to the planet's Pantheon. The presence of a perpendicularity in the system is of interest to cosmere scholars.
;Second of the Sun: This might be one of the three planets in the system which have a fully developed human societies living on it. Second of the Sun appears smaller than First of the Sun.
;Third of the Sun: Another planet which might be inhabited by human societies within this system. It appears to be the smallest planet in the Drominad system.
;Fourth of the Sun: This planet appears to have a ring system. It is the last planet in the Drominad system's habitable zone, and the last candidate which might harbor any fully developed human societies. Beyond the Fourth of the Sun lies an asteroid belt.
;Fifth of the Sun: This gas giant is located after the asteroid belt. It has three major moons and a ring system.
;Sixth of the Sun: A gas giant with four major moons and a ring system. Sixth of the Sun appears to be the largest planet in the Drominad system.
;Seventh of the Sun: A gas giant with four major moons.
== Trivia ==
Despite their names on the star map, the other inhabited planets in the system have their own names for themselves that do not follow the naming scheme of First of the Sun.
== Notes ==
Category: Cosmere celestial bodies
es:Sistema Drominad
Drop-dead

The drop-dead is a species of tree native to Roshar.
Drop-dead trees are quite common in Tashikk and are seen growing in the countryside by Lift. Lift implies that there is an official name, but that most of the locals call it by this nickname. They are tall and twisty, with what looks like interwoven vines for trunks. The branches reach toward the sky more than growing to the sides.
The drop-deads survive the highstorms by having incredibly springy roots. During a highstorm the tree will fall flat to the ground. Afterward, it springs back up to its previous position. They grow in small patches, but far apart.
== Notes ==
Droz

Droz is the helmsman of the ship First Dreams on Roshar.
== Appearance and Personality ==
Droz is Liaforan. He is lanky and has dark brown eyes and skin. He is curious about Kaza's royal lineage and her Soulcasting savanthood, and strikes up a conversation with her before she scares him away. 
== Attributes and Abilities ==
He is a skilled helmsman, as he successfully steers the First Dreams through a raging storm.
== History ==
Droz accompanied his captain Vazrmeb in pursuit of rumored hidden treasure on the island of Akinah in Aimia. He was eager to make the dangerous journey as he believed rumors that "generations" of greatshells had left their gemhearts on the island.
First Dreams sailed north from Liafor with a mercenary crew and encountered an intense storm on the Aimian Sea that abruptly ended near Akinah. Droz managed to keep the ship afloat, although some of the crew were swept overboard. He boarded one of the ship's dinghies in an attempt to reach the island, but he was poisoned and killed along with the rest of the crew by the ship's cook, a Dysian Aimian posing as a human.
== Notes ==
Dru

Dru is a slender Alethi man on Roshar during the Era of Solitude.
Dru worked in the district quartermaster's office. After the discovery of Urithiru, Dru relocated there along with most of the other Alethi from the warcamps on the Shattered Plains. At some point he began seeing Drehy, one of the men of Bridge Four.
After the Battle of Thaylen Field, Dru boiled bandages for the wounded. As Kaladin had returned from Kholinar without Drehy, Dru believed that he had been killed and his eyes were reddened with grief. Lopen saw him working and patted him on his shoulder in an attempt to comfort him. He was presumably reunited with Drehy after Kaladin helped recover him, Gavinor, and the others from the Frostlands. He presumably married Drehy sometime during .
== Notes ==
Druffel

Druffel, sometimes referred to as Druff, is a skaa from Vetitan on Scadrial.
==Appearance and Personality==
Druffel was once an optimistic person who laughed a lot. After the Collapse, he was initially willing to help defend Vetitan, but after several years of hardship and worry about koloss attacks, he became apathetic and fatalistic. He distrusts nobles.
==History==
Druffel was born towards the end of the Final Empire. As a skaa, he and his brother Fatren lived simple lives in the small farming and mining town of Vetitan. Druffel maintained a good attitude despite suffering poor working conditions in one of the Lord Ruler's mills.
After the Collapse, Vetitan was abandoned by the nobility and members of the Steel Ministry. Fatren took a leadership role among the skaa to try and hold the town together, and Druffel served as an advisor. Fatren discussed the challenges faced by the city with Druffel, including their struggle to grow crops in the ash and mists and the looming threat of nearby koloss armies. Druffel suggested that the townspeople should build a bulwark around the city to provide some protection.
As the situation in the city became increasingly dire and it was obvious that they would not be able to defend themselves against the koloss, Druffel became detached and pessimistic, assuming that he could die any time. When Elend Venture arrived to the town, Druffel was wary, even drawing his sword on the emperor. Elend simply took it with Allomancy and praised its quality before handing it back. Druffel was unimpressed by Elend's abilities and confident nature, and was highly skeptical of his plan to fight the koloss.
Elend knew that he was undermining Fatren's leadership position, and allowed him to save face by pretending that Fatren had summoned him to the city. Fatren went along with the ruse, but the idea of his brother asking a noble for help shocked and disappointed Druffel, and he stalked away.
Druffel was present during the evacuation of Vetitan after Elend and Vin helped the townspeople successfully defeat the koloss. He was seen riding a horse into Demoux's camp.
== Notes ==
Drull

The drull are a sapient species on Mirandus that live in the Blackened Lands. They are born directly from the soil of Mirandus, and have no parents.
== Appearance and Anatomy ==
Drull are similar in appearance to humans, being bipedal beings with opposable thumbs. Drull are similar enough in appearance to humans for stray humans in the Blackened Lands to be mistaken for one. They generally have larger ears and a flatter face, with slits where nostrils would be. Drull's skin can vary in color, being muted brown, a grayish blue or an earthly green.
Typically drull are attired in earthly colored clothes, quite often being a long, baggy shirt wrapped with some form of belt over top simple pants. Many wear some form of headgear, generally made of a loose material, though some wear helmets.
Drull are grown from the soil of Mirandus, and are not born like humans. Drull have parent figures, but they are referred to as kretchsires and tend to the child from their sprouting. The Dark One is able to bind a human soul to the soil of Mirandus to raise more drull.
== Culture ==
Drull are native to Mirandus, mainly inhabiting the Blackened Lands. They live in great cities they built under the guidance of the Dark Ones of the past; however, a lot of these were partially destroyed in previous battles. The main threat to drull are the patrols and armies of the Kingdoms of Light, who will go out of their way to kill drull, as the drull follow the Dark One.
The drull are so dedicated to the Dark One that they will die for them, thankful when they die, be it at the hands of others or by the hands of the Dark One. Drull will freely offer their lives for the Dark One to use to fuel the Dark One's power, crying tears of joy while it happens.
== Notes ==
Drunken Spur

The Drunken Spur is a Roughs-themed upscale restaurant in Elendel. It is located at the corner of Feder Way and Seventy-Third, and the exterior has a hanging wooden sign and a window display of mannequins in Roughs outfits. The staff wears uniforms in the Roughs style, with hats, bright red shirts, and chaps, although the greeter at the front wears a regular suit. The decor is both "fancy" and "awful" - for example, the salt shakers are boot-shaped but very high quality.
Despite the tacky decor, patrons of the restaurant generally dress up nicely and are expected to maintain decorum - when they visited, Ranette wore slacks and Jaxy wore a white dress with diamond barrettes in her hair.
== History ==
Ranette, her partner Jaxy, and Wayne visited the Drunken Spur in the aftermath of Wayne's breakup with MeLaan. Jaxy chose the restaurant and liked it, finding it "amusing." However, Ranette and Wayne, being from the Roughs, both made fun of the tacky decor and lack of authenticity and called it "insulting" and "awful." Wayne ordered vodka, and they discussed Wayne's feelings about his split with MeLaan, as well as helping him understand why his continued visits to Allriandre were harming both of them. Wayne didn't take this insight well and left the restaurant before the food arrived.
== Notes ==
Drunmu Basin

The Drunmu Basin is a region in southern Emul on Roshar. It was contested by Odium's forces and the coalition of monarchs during the True Desolation. 
==Geography and Ecology==
The basin is vast, and encompasses a large portion of Emul's southern territory along its borders with Tukar and Marat. The eastern end of the basin reaches the foot of the mountains of Ur. The basin is largely flat, although it has some small hills and slopes. Rosharan grass covers most of the ground; pilevines also flourish in the area, growing quite tall. 
==History==
Emul sustained significant damage towards the end of the Eighty's War] and after the awakening of the singers through the Everstorm. Although the basin did not contain significant population centers, its location along the Emul-Tukar border made it strategically significant; Tezim's armies were stationed in the area. Within a few months of the Battle of Narak, the singers under Odium's control took over much of Emul's territory, including the basin. The Emuli sought assistance from the nascent coalition of monarchs.
By , coalition forces had recaptured some of Emul's territory. The fighting came to a standstill; the coalition army was well-supplied but did not push into the basin since they were still wary of Ishar's army in Marat. The coalition turned to Dieno enne Calah to lead their military strategy. The Mink decided to mount an offensive in Emul, reasoning that the singer army would try to make a stand at this location, but the coalition would still be able to defeat them. This would improve morale and allow the coalition to stabilize Makabak, and was more sensible than an assault on the enemy stronghold in Alethkar.
The Emuli conflict culminated in a series of large battles on the plains of the basin. The singer forces numbered around forty thousand including Fused and Regals, while Dalinar supplemented the Azish forces in the area with reserves from Urithiru and various Knights Radiant. Jasnah decided to personally participate in the battle to better understand the nature of war. This was the first battle in which she participated as a soldier. The fighting was intense, with thousands of casualties on both sides. The coalition forces were ultimately victorious and took control of Emul, although the Mink and Dalinar recognized that Odium had not thrown all of his resources at retaining it. Dalinar then used the basin as the starting point of his journey to visit Ishar's camp.
Hoid was in the basin when he realized that a Sleepless aligned with the Ghostbloods had been spying on him.
== Notes ==
Dryport

Dryport is a city in the Elendel Basin on Scadrial.
It lies a short distance east of Elendel on the Irongate River. The etymology of its name is unclear, as it is not considered to be a major port; there may be a connection to another city in the Basin named "Drypost".
It has a dedicated branch line of the Basin's railway system. Waxillium Ladrian boards a train in Dryport and confronts Edwarn Ladrian after deducing his location using coded notes taken by Miles Dagouter.
== Notes ==
Dug

Dug is a childhood friend of Wayne's on Scadrial. He and Wayne knew each other in Tinweight Settlement when he was nine and Wayne eleven. Wayne thought Dug knew things, so he repeated to his mother Dug's assertion that people can legally drink at a tavern when they are twelve. Dug also described to Wayne the tough crimes Allomancer Jak had recently solved and defined the term "bastard" as the kind of turd you get when you hold it in too long.
== Notes ==