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Deti

Deti is a Windrunner squire to Sigzil on Roshar.
Deti fought in the Second Battle of Narak alongside Sigzil. He died on the battlefield, and Sigzil desperately attempted to heal him, to no avail. Sizgil saw it as a failure, and realized the feeling he felt was exactly what Kaladin felt trying to save everyone on the bridge crews. 
== Notes ==
Detritus

Detritus is a once-abandoned planet surrounded in a multi-layer artificial defense grid. It is home to the descendants of the crew of the Defiant, one of the last surviving human spaceships. Chased through space by the alliance of aliens opposed to human conquest, Spensa's great-grandmother guided the Defiant onto Detritus as her dying act. Since landing, the planet has become a prison for humans. The population of the Defiant and its fleet have been trapped on the planet for seventy five years. Most of the population is gathered in the caverns near the initial landing site of the fleet, though there are enclaves all over the planet.
Detritus's debris field has old guns that are still functional and will shoot down any large ship that gets too close, making it so that only small, maneuverable ships can get through. The shielding was known to interfere with communication, though it is unknown if this refers to cytonic messages or normal radio signals, as well.
The planet was inhabited by other humans before, though it wasn't called Detritus during that time. Later on, the planet was known about but avoided.
Detritus is smaller than Earth. It is a blue-grey color. The planet does not have any oceans.
The rats inhabiting the caverns are not native, and were there before the Defiants crashed on it.
According to M-Bot, the shipyards that can be found in Detritus's atmosphere were previously used to manufacture starships.
== Notes ==
Category:Celestial bodies
Deviation

A Deviation is a difference between the actual events and the recreated version inside a Snapshot caused by the presence and interference of the officers observing the events. When evidence found in Snapshots is presented at trial a Deviation Percentage is calculated and presented. Deviations can be caused by anything small or large and are impossible to completely eliminate. Cops in Snapshots are required to stay in safe houses when not investigating as to minimize Deviations but even this sometimes fails. One day Davis tried to eliminate all Deviations by locking himself in a room all day, but while slamming the door to the room he woke up a woman in the next room and caused a Deviation level of 20 percent.
Going in or out of a Snapshot can cause huge Deviations. The best way to observe a Snapshot without Deviations is to insert people at the very beginning and try not to mess it up. 
== Notes ==
Devin

Devin is the leader of a Reckoners cell.
When Prof, Tia, and David left Newcago to assist the Reckoners cell in Babilar, Devin's team traveled from St. Louis to reinforce Abraham and Cody in Newcago. They were already on their way when Prof's team left and Prof instructed Abraham and Cody not to engage any Epics until they arrived.
== Notes ==
Devinshae

Lord Devinshae is a nobleman on Scadrial during the Final Empire. He has a plantation somewhere outside of Luthadel, and Dockson and Kareien were among the skaa that worked there. 
==History==
Dockson described Devinshae as a lenient lord, but later elaborated that he "rarely" beat his skaa to death, and only killed the elderly when the population was out of control. He also exercised the noble right to rape skaa women as long as he had them killed afterwards. Dockson's girlfriend, Kareien, was killed for this reason, crushing morale in the plantation and causing Dockson to run away. Like the rest of the aristocracy, Devinshae simply did not consider skaa to be people. He was therefore only "kind" in relation to other, more savage nobles.
Vin, who had softened her stance on nobles after interacting with them as Valette Renoux, was horrified by this revelation. She called Devinshae a monster and could not believe that all nobles acted as he did. However, Dockson told her that Devinshae was simply a typical noble, and that none of Devinshae's peers would fault him for his actions towards skaa. In fact, Devinshae had an impeccable reputation among the nobility, and visited Luthadel over the winter between planting seasons.
== Notes ==
Devlin Airs

Devlin Airs is an informant that lives in New Seran on Scadrial.
== Appearance and Personality ==
Devlin Airs is in his thirties, and wears his jacket unbuttoned with a sort of intentional sloppiness. He is short, but handsome, and has a hint of hair on both his upper lip and chin.
Devlin is a man that pays careful attentions to the actions of others in an attempt to better understand them. Devlin is typically aware of the motives and desires of those he speaks too. He is a cautious man and an opportunist, willing to investigate rumors and provide information to others, but always distancing himself from any true danger. Devlin also likes to hint and talk around his true subject of conversation, implying as much as he says directly.
== History ==
At some point during the kandra ReLuur's time in New Seran, he met Devlin Airs. After the attack that severely injured ReLuur, he repeated several names, including Devlin's.
In the year 342, Devlin attended a party hosted by Lady Kelesina Shores. During the party, he stood under a mural of Tindwyl standing against the koloss by the fish tanks in Kelesina's home. Lord Waxillium Ladrian had approached him and they had a brief conversation about the Elendel Basin, in which Devlin implied that he needed to be paid for information. Waxillium asked him about the strange coin that he had received from the beggar outside. Devlin said that they were moving through the underworld rapidly, despite the fact that they did not appear to be contraband and that Lord Gave Entrone had bought several, but they were no longer on display in his home. Wax agreed to pay Airs a hundred notes via a direct money transfer, and Airs revealed that a quarter of the New Seran nobility was embroiled in a cover-up of some sort that had to do with a building project in Dulsing and Allomancers, but all other rumors had been stopped. Devlin said he had initially been curious, but after investigating he was now terrified. He advised Wax to leave the project alone, claiming that the Set would not be a true danger for decades or centuries to come. Devlin told Wax that he should pay more attention to the conflict between the outer cities and Elendel, stating that he believed a civil war was imminent. He then left Wax, accompanied by another man at the party.
== Notes ==
Dhatri

Dhatri is a planet in the cosmere that is the origin of the aethers. Kelsier mentioned the planet to Harmony as a potential ally for Scadrial.
== History ==
At an unknown point before , it was struck by a force or entity known as the dark aether, leaving the planet inhospitable to aetherbound.
== Culture ==
=== Religion ===
==== Gods ====
They are known to worship the aethers as gods, which they believe predate not only the Shattering, but Adonalsium in its entirety. They believe that aethers made all people, creating them to each think differently from one another.
==== Rebirth ====
They also believe humans were gifted with rebirth by the aethers to encourage, bless, and uplift their fellow people. Those that follow the aethers also hold that people return to the aethers upon their deaths to reflect upon their choices in life. It is believed that people who have made poor choices are cursed to wait a long time until their next rebirth. They often swear with phrases such as "by the first aether".
== Nations ==
It has at least twelve known kingdoms, each one seemingly associated with a specific aether. The exact nature of their governments is unknown, but they have a position known as a Raj, and a body known as the Coriander Court.
== Inhabitants ==
* Sanvith Prasanva Maahik va Sila
==Trivia==
* The planet is a "12 world" just like Roshar is a 10-world and Scadrial is a 16-world.
* The planet is inspired by the Indian Subcontinent.
* Brandon considers it to be one of the "core planets", and is planning a series set on the world.
* Brandon is being assisted in the world-building for Dhatri by individuals named Kelyani and Rahul.
== Notes ==
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Dia Vmeer

Dia Vmeer is a student in Spensa's class and the daughter of Mrs. Vmeer.
She has dark hair and is seventeen.
Dia is a bully who often picks on Spensa. Dia makes a habit of trying to goad the other girl, often by taking jabs at Spensa's father, and can be quite vicious with her remarks. Spensa intensely dislikes Dia, to the point of wishing to punch her.
Dia is aware that the children of First Citizen's automatically pass the entrance exam to Flight School. 
Dia joined the Administration Corp once she finished school, a job secured for her by her father.
== Notes ==
Dialogues

Dialogues is a famous historical work on the topic of political theory on Roshar during the Era of Solitude.
The Palanaeum had a copy of Dialogues, which was located in the same room as Shadows Remembered.
In , Princess Jasnah Kholin sent Brightness Shallan Davar to fetch and then read the copy of Dialogues in the Palanaeum. As it was near Shadows Remembered, a book Jasnah had been reading, Shallan spent some time reading Shadows Remembered while she was there.
== Notes ==
Diamond

Diamond is a weapons dealer active in the Fractured States. He has business with Epics, like Steelheart, and anti-Epic groups, like the Reckoners, alike. He does however have a strict policy of not discussing his clients.
He is described as having long, white hair that is beginning to recede and a beard.
He sells a variety of weapons, ranging from different firearms to high-end Epic-based technologies. He accepts Epic's gene sample as high currency. 
Diamond is fond of using and selling explosives.
== History ==
Diamond set up shop in the catacombs beneath Newcago not long after the death of the Epic Fortuity, where the Reckoners purchased an Epic-based gauss gun. He agreed not to mention the existence of the gun, which was vital to the Reckoners' plan to ensure that Steelheart would be lured out to face a new "Epic".
He was placed in "protective custody" by the Reckoners following an encounter between them and the Epic Nightwielder that occurred in his shop.
== Notes ==
Dianil

Dianil is a femalen listener on Roshar who is one of the first to successfully adopt warform.
== Appearance and Personality ==
As a result of adopting warform, Dianil's voice becomes deeper. She has a distinctive curl of black marbling along her brow.
== History ==
Dianil was one of the volunteers to whom Venli provided gemstones in order to test out adopting the new warform. She was one of the dozen who were successful in doing so. When Dianil stood in the highstorm for the experiment, she was overwhelmed by the need to bask in the tone of warform. Immediately afterwards, the group of new warforms heard the battle drums that meant that another family had come to raid their city. They met up with Sharefel and went with him to confront them. After Eshonai intimidated the family and then asked them join forces, the group of warforms went to train.
== Notes ==
Diem

The Diem refers to both the Profession of sand masters, known formally as the Diem of the Sand, and the building used as their headquarters. The Diem of the Sand is one of the eight recognized Lossandin Professions. The Kerztian word for sand master is Ry'Kensha. It is led by the Lord Mastrell. The current Lord Mastrell is Kenton.
== Headquarters ==
The Diem of the Sand is headquartered in a building also known as the Diem. The building itself predates the existence of the sand masters. It is made of a single block of white sandstone that is thought to be eternal and everlasting.
The Diem is located on the outskirts of Kezare. It includes housing for all members of the guild. With no stairs, the upper levels were only accessible by use of sand mastery until Lord Mastrell Kenton's order that ladders be set up.
== Guild recruitment ==
Lossandin children who wish to gain entry into the Diem of the Sand and become sand masters are subjected to a demanding entrance exam. Those who display any talent at all are entitled by law to enter the guild with the rank of acolent, although those of very weak talent are discouraged from entering. Once a student is accepted as an acolent, they are trained in the ways of sand mastery until they are deemed worthy for advancement into one of the seven permanent sand master ranks by the Lord Mastrell. It takes approximately four years for a child to graduate into the permanent ranks, although it may take longer for those who are weak or who refuse the initial advancement.
== Organization ==
The sand masters maintain a strict hierarchy of ranks. All sand masters wear a colored sash at their waist indicating their rank. Ranks are permanent upon advancement from acolent. The sole criteria for advancement is one's ability in sand mastery, typically categorized by how many ribbons they can control. The Lord Mastrell, himself a mastrell, leads the Diem and serves as Taisha for the Sand Profession. Recruits seeking acceptance into the Diem wear brown robes and sashes.
Diem Ranks 	Diem Ranks 	Diem Ranks
Title 	Sash Color 	Ribbons required
Recruit 	Brown Robes	
Acolent 	White 	Bond
Underfen 	Gray 	1
Fen 	Green 	2-5
Diemfen 	Blue 	4-7
Underlestrell	Purple 	6-10
Lestrell 	Red 	9-12
Undermastrell	Orange 	11-14
Mastrell 	Gold 	15 or greater
Lord Mastrell	Gold 	Election
== The Diem's Future ==
Public opinion of the Diem is currently very poor. The sand masters are known for being prideful and arrogant. The Diem has also taken on a significant amount of debt while producing little of value for society in quite some time. These complaints have led the Taishin to vote in favor of permanently disbanding the Diem's official status in Lossand. The vote was declared void and delayed for two weeks as Kenton, the acting Lord Mastrell, was not properly informed beforehand.
== Notable Members==
== Trivia ==
* The word "diem" means "day" in Latin.
* The Diem at one stage noticed and began investigating the presence of Hoid.
== Notes ==
Dif Smedry

Dif Smedry is Alcatraz Smedry's cousin. He is extremely enthusiastic about everything, and seems to have a Talent that causes everyone it affects, himself included, to forget all about it.
== Trivia ==
* Like most Smedrys, he is named after a famous prison. In this case, his name is a modified version of Château d'If, a now-defunct French prison notable for being a main setting in The Count of Monte Cristo.
== Spoiler Warning ==
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Digball

Digball is a team sport played on Detritus. 
It is played on hoverbikes fitted with acclivity rings that are too small for ships and involves the use of a ball. Each bike can go three-D in short bursts, however, is only allowed a certain amount of airtime during the game. There is an organised sports program known as the Digball League, which is either made up of, or encompasses, a student league. Carrier is the only known position.
Hurl is one of the best Carriers in the student league.
Tickets are awarded to workers with exemplary merits.
== Notes ==
Digzone

Digzone, previously known as Jacob Pham, is a transference Epic able to excavate efficiently. Tunnels created with his powers are rectangular. He gifts his powers to people who become known as Diggers.
== History ==
Jacob Pham became an Epic while living in the city of St. Joseph. He granted his powers to Diggers there, who created an extensive set of caverns throughout the countryside that later became the site of David Charleston and Megan Tarash's confrontation with Jonathan Phaedrus.
Later, Digzone moved to Newcago to work with Steelheart. With his powers, Diggers there created the underground portion of the city, complete with drainage and air shafts. They were given the whole of the city under which to work, with the exception of the area under the First Union Bank. The original plan was for the city to stretch down several levels, and the Diggers carved out multiple layers with tunnels and rooms. These places became home to many of the lower class people, and during the time when the Diggers were active, people poured into the city for work. However, soon the Diggers began to go mad due to the power gifted them. The tunnels began to change size, and the Diggers left unfinished rooms behind. Loose wiring hung down in various places, and the Reckoners in Newcago even found rooms carved out with no way to enter but with lights shining inside. Digzone's fate since the Diggers' madness is unknown.
== Notes ==
Dilisteni

Dilisteni was an author during the Final Empire on Scadrial.
He wrote the book Trials of Monument, which Elend Venture read at the ball when he first met Vin. The book was quite famous in the Final Empire, and there was a copy in the Keep Orielle's library in Fadrex City, which Elend borrowed when he and Vin attended a ball at the keep while they had the city under siege.
== Notes ==
Dims

Dims is the leader of one of Elendel's more important street gangs. He's young, and he wears a bowler hat and a bow tie. He wears his shirt with the sleeves torn off like the rest of his gang. His gang and another gang called the Cobblers are rivals. Many of the members of his gang are children of the houseless.
== History ==
Wayne talked to Dims just before his monthly visit to Elendel University. Dims asked Wayne if he was a constable that day, to which Wayne replied that he was not. Dims introduced Wayne to gum, giving him a piece, then giving him a second piece when Wayne swallowed the first. Dims asked if Wayne brought him the money he owed him from cards a few weeks back. Wayne paid him the money, plus extra, bribing Dims to distract the men standing guard at the University gate. Shortly after, Dims walked up to the gate disguised as Wayne. The men gave chase and Dims ran, distracting them and allowing Wayne to slip into the University unnoticed.
== Notes ==
Dink

Dink is one of Alcatraz Smedry's Mokian advisors during the battle for Tuki Tuki. He advises Alcatraz along with the other two advisors, Mink and Wink, with whom he is not related.
== Appearance and Personality ==
Dink is large, wide, and thick-bodied. He is husky and has a small head, and Alcatraz likens him to a two-liter bottle of soda.
== History ==
During the battle, Dink gives Alcatraz information on the Mokian defenses such as the dome, and how long they’ll hold. At Alcatraz’ orders, Dink and the other counselors went to fetch him some backpacks full of explosive teddy bears, six of their fastest warriors, and a pair of very long stilts. They hesitated briefly, but did as asked.
== Notes ==
Dinosaur

Dinosaurs are a sapient species in the Free Kingdoms. They are native to Nalhalla.
They are much smaller than the dinosaurs that presumably lived in the Hushlands millions of years ago, with Tyrannosaurus Rex reaching five to six feet tall. They also have varying coloration (green, orange, etc). They wear trousers and speak with a Nalhallan (British in Hushlands) accent. The majority of them appear to be refined, calm, and well-mannered, sometimes to a fault, which is why they are considered to be useless in a crisis situation.
The Librarians in the Hushlands execute dinosaurs, enlarge their bones and place them into rock formations for archaeologists to dig up, perpetuating the lie that dinosaurs were prehistoric creatures.
==Trivia==
*Dinosaurs were originally said to speak with a Melerandian accent, but the name of Melerand was changed to Nalhalla in later editions of the book.
== Notes ==
Dio

Dio is a seon, a magical being on Sel. He is bonded to King Eventeo of Teod on Sel. 
== Appearance and Personality ==
Like all seons, Dio appears as a melon-sized ball of light, with his namesake Aon at the center. Aon Dio means "steadfast" and "immovable". Dio has a "melodious" voice.
== Attributes and Abilities ==
Dio is sapient, and has the powers of flight, light generation, human speech, and instant communication with shapeshifting. He presumably has other powers common to all seons, such as immortality. He refers to Eventeo as his "master" and is therefore likely bonded to him.
== History ==
When Sarene is in Arelon, she uses the communication powers of her seon, Ashe, to contact her father Eventeo in Teod. She assumes that he is using Dio for the same purpose, although Eventeo has access to multiple seons. Ashe later notes that Dio may have information about Kiin's possible disinheritance, since Dio is close to the king. Eventeo later physically sends Dio to Arelon in order to contact Hrathen.
== Notes ==
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Dion

Dion is a resident of New Elantris in Arelon on Sel.
==Appearance and Personality==
As an Elantrian during the period of the incomplete Shaod, Dion suffered from blotchy skin and balding hair. However, he was a young man, and still managed to appear relatively stout.
==Attributes and Abilities==
Dion is of Aonic descent and his name is based on Aon Dio. He has some knowledge of how to use a spear. It is not known if he survived to see the restoration of Elantris, but he would have gained the full powers of an Elantrian.
==History==
At some point, likely after the Reod due to his young age, Dion was taken by the incomplete Shaod. This caused negative effects to his body and he became one of the "incomplete" Elantrians living in the crumbling city. He was a member of Raoden's guard in New Elantris under Captain Saolin, and he served as an armed sentry on the borders of the New Elantris settlement.
== Notes ==
Dion Maheras

Dion Maheras is a dark-haired kid, perhaps eighteen. He has a Mediterranean skin tone. He is an atheist like his brother Panos even though their mom would not accept it. He finished high school and was planning on going to college in the fall. He was fiercely devoted to his older brother, Panos, and decided to stalk Stephen Leeds in order to discover what he knew about Panos's death. He led Stephen to his house to allow Stephen to talk to his mother. Because he was in the wrong place at the wrong time, he got captured with Stephen. He feared death.
== Notes ==
Diren

Diren is an Elantrian on Sel.
Prior to his Shaod he worked on Aor Plantation. After about eight months he is brought to Hrathen to be questioned so he can learn about Elantris. After this he is taken by Dilaf, who cuts his face deeply several times, leading to Diren losing his sanity.
He is nearly executed by Dilaf during a congregation, which is stopped by Hrathen to ensure that the crowd does not enter an uncontrollable zealous fervor. Diren is then put out of his misery by Hrathen personally.
== Notes ==
Dirge

Dirge is a resident of Beacon on Canticle. He is a member of a team of five engineers led by Solemnity Divine. Nomad considers the engineering team to be "overachievers" that are quite knowledgeable and skilled. However, Canticle's brutal environment and lack of cosmere awareness does not afford them the opportunity to study certain concepts that would be considered elementary on some other planets.
Dirge participated in testing the prototypes of Nomad's steam-powered engine and helped refine the design. 
== Notes ==