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Eth

Eth is a member of Bridge Four on Roshar. Mart is his brother.
== Appearance and Personality ==
Eth seems to have a good-humored personality and enjoys needling his friends, including Skar and Rock. Like many people, he is relatively ignorant regarding listener culture.
== Attributes and Abilities ==
Eth and a number of the other bridgemen receive basic field medic training from Kaladin. He also has combat training and is presumably considered to be a competent fighter, since he is assigned to guard the king on several occasions. Eth becomes a Windrunner squire to Kaladin, giving him some limited abilities with Stormlight when he is near Kaladin. He was one of several bridgemen that carried Jezrien's Honorblade, although it is unclear if he actually used it.
== History ==
Eth and Mart were caught planning to desert, and they were sent to the bridge crews as punishment.
After Dalinar freed Bridge Four, Eth often served as a personal guard for the Kholins alongside his brother and other Bridge Four members. He guarded the door during a meeting that Dalinar and Elhokar held at the Pinnacle, preventing anyone but Highprinces from entering without permission. During Szeth's attack on Dalinar, Mart and Eth were assigned to guard the king. After the attack, Eth treated Adolin's and Dalinar's wounds before Kaladin returned to them. Eth also served as a guard for Adolin. He was present during one of Kaladin's Shardblade training sessions and guarded the room where Adolin prepared for his duel against four Shardbearers.
Eth survived Szeth's attack on Dalinar during the Battle of Narak, but his brother Mart did not; Eth mourned over his body.
He was present during Shallan's investigation of Re-Shephir and did not seem to fear the Unmade.
Eth became a Radiant squire to Kaladin and in one training session stuck a rock to his hand with an errant Lashing, amusing his friends.
During another practice exercise of Bridge Four, Eth used the term "shellheads" in reference to the Voidbringers before hastily telling Rlain that he didn't mean any offense. He asked Rlain if he knew why the Fused were attacking trade caravans on the Shattered Plains. Eth called the Fused Rlain's "kinsmen," to which Rlain responded by saying that the Fused were his enemy and he and his people had spent their entire lives hiding from their old gods.
Before the Battle of Thaylen Field, Taravangian sent a member of the Diagram to Bridge Four's barracks to steal Jezrien's Honorblade, which Eth was holding at the time. The assassin used Teft's Bridge Four uniform coat as a disguise to get into the area. During the attack, Rock and Bisig were badly injured and Eth was killed. Teft felt responsible for Eth's death.
== Notes ==
Category: Bridgemen
Ethan Skarstedt

Ethan Skarstedt is an author who occasionally works with Brandon Sanderson.
He co-wrote a short story with him in the Armored anthology, and was involved in the production of Adamant (originally The Lurker), before Brandon bought the full rights due to time constraints between the two authors.
He is a longtime friend of Brandon's and the pair are in a writing group together. He is the namesake of the character Skar.
== Notes ==
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Category: People
Ethenia

Ethenia is an honorspren on Roshar who is bonded to Leyten.
== Personality ==
According to Syl, Ethenia is known to have a mathematical mind, almost as much as Vienta, and calls Ethenia a "bore". 
== Attributes and Abilities ==
As an Honorspren, forming a Nahel bond with Ethenia made Leyten a Knight Radiant of the Order of Windrunners. Through their bond, Leyten is able to access the Surges of Gravitation and Adhesion, and after Leyten reaches his Third Ideal, Ethenia is able to form a Shardblade.
== History ==
===Second Battle of Narak ===
Leyten and Ethenia fought in the Second Battle of Narak, working directly under Sigzil. When Leyten finds Moash and tries to fight him, Moash, who can see spren due to his Hemalurgic crystalline spikes, kills Ethenia with an anti-Stormlight knife, then stabs and kills Leyten with the same knife. Similar to how Leyten's death affects Sigzil, Ethenia's death affected Vienta.
== Notes ==
Ethid

Ethid is a scion in Azir on Roshar during the Era of Solitude.
Scion Ethid likely spent much time wandering from village to village in Azir, blessing each of them. In , Scion Ethid attended the holy conclave in the Bronze Palace of Azimir to choose a new Prime Aqasix. Ethid was asked by a vizier to write a prayer of guidance to Yaezir asking for help choosing the correct Prime, as the previous two had been assassinated by the One All White.
Ethid is a scholar that studies men of conquest, especially great kings like Gavilar. Upon the arrival of the Knights Radiant she starts to study them. She intends to create detailed drawings of each Radiant Order's Spren and tries to study Lift. She also has been tracking the Herald Nale. 
She is a scholar of the Veristitalian group, and a friend of Jasnah Kholin and Jochi.
Some colleagues of Jasnah, likely including Ethid, convinced the Stump to visit Azimir and let them make sketches of her spren.
== Notes ==
Eton

Eton, frequently referred to as the Mad Prince, was a secondary antagonist in the early drafts of Elantris. His role in the story was largely filled in the published book by Duke Telrii.
Eton, Prince Raoden's brother, was mentioned periodically in the first three quarters of the book, as an irrational man and a potential embarrassment to the court, whom King Iadon sent off to a distant plantation some time before the book began. In his youth Eton enjoyed holding mock battles with peasants, and often tormented Raoden. Raoden eventually adapted and learned to best his cruel brother, laying the groundwork for his political maneuvering with his father as a young man.
In the final act of the book, Eton arrives in Kae with an army. Sarene first sees him after she emerges from Elantris, when he rides up to the palace with a dozen soldiers, announces his claim on the throne, and sets the palace on fire. Later he meets with Hrathen, agreeing to convert to Shu-Dereth and unsettling Hrathen with the calm manner in which he contradicts both logic and himself. Hrathen and Eton meet again, and Hrathen attempts to make some progress on his goals as Eton forces him to play Stones, a game Eton claims is wildly popular but Hrathen is confident exists only in Eton's mind. Hrathen leaves the meeting increasingly frustrated.
Eton is assassinated, and his soldiers show up to try Raoden for causing Eton's death. Sarene accompanies Raoden to the trial, held next to Eton's pyre. Raoden accepts responsibility for Eton's death and makes an impassioned speech. Eton's general raises his sword to execute Raoden, closes his eyes, and swings, missing Raoden's neck by less than an inch. He explains that Eton always made his soldiers perform executions with closed eyes: a hit meant guilt, and a miss meant the accused had been innocent all along. The general declares Raoden innocent, and Raoden prepares for his coronation.
== Notes ==
Euridrius

Euridrius is the original Vessel of the Shard Reason, who is hiding from the other Shards.
== Abilities and Attributes ==
Euridrius is a Shard of Adonalsium, making them one of the most powerful entities in the cosmere.
== History ==
Nothing is known about Euridrius's origins and life prior to the Shattering, other than that they came from Yolen. For unknown reasons, they and a group of others broke the cosmere's creator deity, Adonalsium, into sixteen pieces. Of those sixteen, they took up Reason, and departed from Yolen.
==Notes==
Eusto

Captain Eusto is an Eelakin working for Northern Interests Trading Company on First of the Sun.
==History==
Eusto was the captain of the most recent Patji expedition, commanding one of the Company's large steam-powered ships known as an ironhull. Like previous expeditions, Eusto's team sailed from the homeisles to the Pantheon seeking to establish a permanent outpost on Patji, due to the valuable Aviar that live there. Vathi, who has a scientific background, noted that Eusto was not fond of her presence on the expedition because he was concerned that she would usurp his authority. 
Historically, only trappers had been able to survive in the Pantheon due to an array of incredibly dangerous predators, but the Company had new weapons and other technology that originated with the Ones Above. They were able to kill a deepwalker and build a fortress on Patji. A scouting team was sent to find a location for a second fortress, but it was destroyed, stranding Vathi in the jungle; she assumed Eusto was very happy that she did not return.
Eusto's expedition also brought a large, complex machine that originated with the Ones Above; it was capable of mapping the location of Aviar on the island. The crew did not understand the machine and inadvertently activated it, causing significant distress to the Aviar. 
== Notes ==
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Evanotype

An evanotype is a photograph created through an early form of image capture technique invented on Scadrial after the Catacendre.
Evanotypes are captured using special cameras. Early evanotype cameras were large and required the subject to stand still. The camera used by the kandra explorer ReLuur was a newer model that could take action pictures and was small enough to fit in ReLuur's pack. It is not clear when evanotypes were invented, but by around they were relatively common, as people living in the Roughs had access to them.
== Evanoscope ==
In , a new device known as an evanoscope was developed. It was an image projector that used lights to enlarge and display an evanotype on a given surface, such as a wall. Both Wayne and Marasi were shocked to see an evanoscope in action, and VenDell believed that they would be quite popular.
Harmony let slip to the kandra the concept of moving images, although he refused to expand on the subject.
==Trivia==
*Evanotypes are presumably inspired by real-world photographic processes invented in the 19th century (such as the daguerreotype, Ambrotype, and tintype) that use metals and chemicals to create monochromatic images.
== Notes ==
Evensong

Evensong was an orbital platform hanging between Saturn and Uranus. It was the most remote of all the Outer Platforms, the farthest human outpost in deep-space. It is months away from Earth by ship. 
Evensong was a flat piece of metal, fifty miles long, with buildings on both the top and bottom. The area on the top is called Topside. It was surrounded by a bubble of air, and ESG generators (Element-specific gravity generators) give it gravity, while fusion generators also help to make it habitable. Many of Evensong's skyrises and towers were linked by walkways. It was the frontier of humanity's conquest in space. But despite how futuristic and advanced it is, it still had slums. The slums have drying clothes and ragged drapes hung from the buildings and pedestrians walking more than in other areas. Orson Ansed feels the area has a sense of despair to it. 
The buildings on Evensong were built of rich telanium, a super-light, silvery metal that does not corrode or fall apart. Most of the buildings had been prefabricated with the platform. The buildings were spacious, well constructed, and sleek. Most buildings were poorly-lit, and its distance from the sun kept it in a perpetual state of twilight.
Evensong has a police force. Orson Ansed is a captain on it and Ken Harris is a relatively new officer. Evensong also has a research facility for the Phone Company. Denise Carlson was a researcher there before she disappeared. 
The Superiority repurposed Evensong as their main communications hub, holding most of the taynix, and specifically commslugs. It is the site of a gargantuan battle between the human forces of Detritus and the Superiority, that ultimately leads to the fall of the Superiorities communications systems and the freedom of the taynix.
== Notes ==
Evenstrom Tekiel

Lord Evenstrom Tekiel may be a member of House Tekiel on Scadrial.
When helping Waxillium Ladrian sneak into the Breaknaught, Wayne disguised himself as a Tekiel guard and claimed that Evenstrom Tekiel had sent him to help. It is unclear whether Evenstrom Tekiel is a real person or a name Wayne made up.
== Notes ==
Eventire

Captain Eventire is the head of security for the Calloways. He is a tall man, wears a top hat and a monocle, and carries a cane. 
== History ==
When Charles Calloway was kidnapped by the Scribbler and an investigation group arrived at the Calloways' mansion, Eventire greeted them. He got into an argument with Inspector Harding over who's most to blame for the kidnapping. He accused Harding and the New Britannia police force of not taking care of the problem earlier, though Harding was a federal inspector, not a state inspector. Harding turned the question back on Eventire, asking where he and his men were when Charles was kidnapped. Eventire had no answer, and was embarrassed. Eventire asked why the government doesn't employ a Rithmatist on their police force full time, but Harding replied that it hadn't been necessary, since Rithmatists don't usually kill people. Harding told Eventire that he had work to do, and told Eventire to go look after Lord Calloway and not get in the way. Eventire did so, but was displeased by events.
== Notes ==
Evermouth

Evermouths are giant green lizard creatures that call the Blackened Lands on Mirandus home.
== Appearance and Anatomy ==
Evermouths are large quadrupedal creatures, similarly sized to a horse. They have green skin, with plumes of reddish-orange hair behind their legs and on the back of the head down the back of the neck. They have orange eyes, and a large mouth that is able to swallow a human whole to slowly digest them.
== Behavior ==
Evermouths roam the Blackened Lands in packs, hunting for food. They will hunt after prey over large distances, covering the ground faster than a mounted person can.
Paul Tanasin is somehow able to subdue a lone Evermouth that he comes across not long after appearing on Mirandus. He is able to keep and control the Evermouth as a mount, like one would a horse.
== Notes ==
Evershore (novella)

Evershore is a novella in the Skyward series, co-written by Brandon Sanderson and Janci Patterson. It stars Jorgen as the point-of-view character. The book was released on December 28th, 2021 in audio- and e-book form; a combined print edition of it, Sunreach, and ReDawn was released on April 5th, 2022. It is set between Starsight and Cytonic.
== Synopsis ==
With the government of Detritus in disarray because of Superiority treachery, and with Spensa still away on her mission in the Nowhere, Jorgen must work together with the alien Alanik to pick up the pieces. They intercept a strange transmission from the planet Evershore and its Kitsen inhabitants, who say they have some of Jorgen’s people and want to return them—but can the Kitsen be trusted? And can Jorgen learn to master his increasingly erratic cytonic powers before they spiral out of control and destroy all hope of forming an alliance against the Superiority?
== Summary ==
== Cover Gallery ==
== Notes ==
Evershore (planet)

Evershore is the native planet of the kitsen. The planet's actual name is Den of Everlasting Light Which Laps Gently upon the Shores of Time, but the Superiority shortened the name to Evershore. It is a very large, and appears bluish-white from space. A large percentage of Evershore's surface is water, with civilization flourishing on a variety of islands. Historically, it was ruled by a hereditary monarch, however, this political system is replaced by a democracy during the rule of King Hesho, so that the kitsen people have the opportunity to become primary citizens in the Superiority. 
== History ==
During the planet's steel age, the cytonics of the kitsen people, whom they called shadow-walkers, disappeared, likely after a war between the kitsen and humans. It is implied that the kitsen cytonics may have sided with the humans due to prejudice's held by the general kitsen population. The disappearance of the kitsen shadow-walkers led to the race being stranded on their planet for centuries. At some point, attitudes towards this group switched and the kitsen people began trying to find their lost brethren and bring them home. Their attempts, however, were in vain, and the kitsen cytonics were never found.
At some point, the planet was discovered by the Superiority and the kitsen people were offered citizenship. Prior to the Superiority's arrival, there was a population of taynix on the planet, but the Superiority quickly exterminated them to keep the secret of their cytonic hyperdrives. During the reign of Hesho's grandmother, the kitsen people tried to steal several Superiority ships so that they could learn the secret of hyperjumping and not be reliant on Superiority technology to be able to leave their planet. The plan was a failure and the kitsen's citizenship was revoked, limiting their travel and ability to trade. 
== Politics ==
At some point, the kitsen made contact with the humans of Earth and set up trade deals with the peoples of East Asia. This alliance broke down either because of, or after, the war between the kitsen and the humans, as the kitsen cytonics vanished, preventing any further contact between the two civilizations. 
For centuries this world has been ruled by a hereditary monarchy that borders on a dictatorship. Under the reign of King Hesho, this system was replaced with a democracy, heavily influenced by a shadow dictatorship, in order to gain citizenship for the kitsen people in the Superiority, as well as access to hyperdrives.
==Notes ==
Category:Celestial bodies
Evi Kholin/Gallery

== Official artwork ==
Child by Xabi Gazte.jpg | by Right after giving birth to Adolin, Call to Adventure: The Stormlight Archive
== Portraits ==
Evi.jpg | by 
Dalinar young.jpg | by Dalinar and Evi
Evi by Yaya93Art.jpg | by 
Dalinar and Evi by Botanicaxu.jpg | by Young Dalinar and Evi
Dalinar and Evi 2 by Botanicaxu.jpg | by Young Dalinar and Evi
Evi Shuravf.jpg | by 
Evi by Marie Seeberger.jpg | by 
Evi by Stivya.png| by 
Evi and Adolin by Stivya.png| by With Adolin
Evi and Renarin by Stivya.png| by Holding Renarin
Evi by Viridializard.png| by 
Evie's Memory.jpeg | by 
== Scenes ==
Evi by Botanicaxu.jpg | by Evi and her sons
Meet Adolin by Marie Seeberger.jpg | by Introducing baby Adolin to his father
Dalinar family BBQ Shapez reddit.jpg | by With Dalinar and their children
Dalinar vs The Blackthorn.jpg | by Dalinar remembering Evi's death at Rathalas
Pain by Marie Seeberger.jpg | by Dalinar remembering Evi's death
Category:Gallery Subpages
Evil

The Evil is wild, living Investiture on Threnody, the planet that contains the Forests of Hell. The Evil has its own will and creates enormous figures, but its nature and motivations are unclear.
== History and Mythology ==
Before the Splintering of Ambition, over 7700 standard years before the True Desolation, the Evil did not exist in the state it would later become; as it was warped by the clash between Odium and Ambition.
Sometime after the people of Threnody discovered the continent that contained the Forests of Hell, an unknown cataclysm occurred in their Homeland. A being or force referred to only as the Evil appeared and somehow managed to kill the majority of people living on their continent. The survivors were desperate enough to flee across the ocean to the Forests that they had once believed to be hell, where the Forescouts had already begun to settle. The Forescouts helped care for the refugees and acclimatize them to their new home, coexisting with the shades and following the Simple Rules. Much of the government, cultures, and technology of the old continent, what was now called the Fallen World was lost. Ideals such as justice, kindness, or moral living became things of the past, worship of the God Beyond became less common, and much knowledge, such as the use of gunpowder, was nearly forgotten in the Forests. The people who survived in the Forests were a harsh, hardy people that focused more on practicalities and less on things such as love and family.
Despite the fact that less than a century had passed since the Evil made its appearance on Threnody, the true nature of the Evil had already become surrounded by myths and legends by the time that Silence Montane ran her waystop. Some of the Forescouts, such as Silence's grandmother believed that one day they would be the ones to destroy the Evil. Others, who told stories about the White Fox, said that he had been to the Fallen World and shaken hands with the Evil there.
As of the rebellion against the Cinder King, the Evil was still on Threnody.
== Nature of the Evil ==
It is difficult to ascertain precisely what the Evil is and what it did. What is known for certain is that it is not a full Shard. It certainly seems to have the ability to cause widespread death and destruction. It is apparently dangerous enough to cause an entire population to abandon its original continent and flee to the land containing Forests of Hell, a place considered to be the realm of the damned. Chunks of Ambition's power were ripped off here by Odium, so the possibility remains that it is a Splinter of sort. It has something to do with the same natural magic of the cosmere and the cognitive shadows that have to do with the shades. Nomad described it as forming mountain-sized, unnerving figures.
== Notes ==
es:Maldad
Evod Markmaker

Evod Markmaker was a historical figure on Roshar.
Evod was a darkeyes of legend that was known for killing a Shardbearer and claiming his Blade. There are many stories and songs about his deed. Evod is revered by darkeyes across Roshar, including Kaladin Stormblessed when he was younger.
Either Evod or Lanacin actually poisoned a Shardbearer to obtain their Shards, although this isn't well known.
== Notes ==
Category:Myths and Legends
Excisor

An Excisor is a tool used by Southern Scadrians to make Feruchemical medallions.
==History==
===Gifted by the Sovereign===
Excisors are said to have been created by the Sovereign, who gifted the devices to the Southern Scadrians. A Metalborn uses an Excisor as part of an unknown process to create a medallion.
According to Allik Neverfar, the Sovereign originally trained individuals known as Firemothers and Firefathers in the use of Excisors to create medallions of nicrosil and brass. The medallions were actually unsealed metalminds that granted temporary Feruchemy to anyone who tapped them, even if they were not Metalborn. The first medallions were used as transferrable brassminds, providing the heat necessary for survival after the Ice Death.
===Expanded Use===
The Southern Scadrians later started experimenting with the devices, gaining the ability to create medallions that could provide access to other Feruchemical powers such as storing weight or Connection. After many years, they also determined a method to create medallions with multiple powers. This involved a Metalborn creating a medallion, then passing it to another Metalborn so they could add their power to the medallion, presumably using an Excisor at each step. Allik has medallions with two powers, but states that examples with three powers are very rare and that all attempts at incorporating four powers have failed. The number of Excisors that the Southern Scadrians possessed (and whether they were able to make more) is unknown.
==Cosmere Significance==
The Feruchemical ability of nicrosil to store Investiture is extremely powerful but poorly understood in the cosmere, even by Feruchemists. The Excisors enhance nicrosil's utility by allowing anyone to use it. The medallions created with the Excisors are among very few known objects that can grant the use of Investiture to someone that does not otherwise have magical abilities; they have some similarities to Rosharan Honorblades. Although the medallions are known to have limitations in practice, in theory they could allow someone to use all thirty-two Allomantic and Feruchemical powers or possibly even manifestations of Investiture that originate on other planets in the cosmere, such as AonDor, BioChromatic Breath, and Surgebinding.
== Notes ==
es:Supresor