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Shmone

Shmone is a Singer leader under Ba-Ado-Mishram during the False Desolation. She falls in love with Garith, a Radiant. She is present at the capture of Ba-Ado-Mishram and has her form stripped from her.
==Appearance==
Shmone holds Direform, and as such she is covered in carapace barbs. Her skin pattern is made up of large patches of black and red. She has an intense stare, and is taller than Garith.
==History==
Shmone met Garith on the battlefield at an unspecified time years before the capture of Ba-Ado-Mishram. On their first meeting, she stabbed him, but he was understanding about it. They began meeting in secret, as although they were enemies, they shared a desire for peace.
Shmone became a leader of her people under Ba-Ado-Mishram, and she argued fiercely against Garith in the peace talks between her people and the Radiants. She demanded more farmland, but Garith refused to fight human kings to obtain land to give them. When Garith said what they have was always enough before, she and her contingent left in their anger.
Shmone and three other singers met with Garith and some of his Windrunners later that same day in a glade between rock formations. While interacting with the humans, Shmone exaggerated her mannerisms for their sake, smiling more obviously than a Singer usually would. She and Garith shared their story with the other Windrunners. When one of them expressed distrust of Shmone as the enemy, Garith soothed them. The two share that they told their story to prove to the Windrunners that peace is possible.
Shmone had convinced Ba-Ado-Mishram to meet with the Windrunners as a show of good faith, and the Unmade showed herself. She said she agreed with their push for peace, as Garith's sincerity had proven to her that Singers and Humans could find peace. She was the Singer's god, and she wanted them to be safe. She noticed Melishi and his strike team hidden in the bushes, and they sprung into action at the command of Honor. Melishi captured Mishram in a perfect gemstone, and for three seconds the tones of Roshar fell still before the Shmone and the other Singers began to writhe. Garith held Shmone as her form was traumatically ripped from her, leaving them both covered in her blood. He hummed to her the Rhythm of Joy, trying to get through to her, but she had lost some of herself along with her form.
Shmone appeared in Dalinar Kholin's visions in the Spiritual Realm millennia later. Her story may have been part of what convinces Renarin Kholin and Rlain to release Mishram from her imprisonment.
==Relationships==
===Garith===
Shmone has known Garith for years. They keep their relationship quiet, going so far as to pretend to be extremely antagonistic at peace talks between their people. Their love is likely part of the reason she wishes for peace, as she knows that humans are not so different from Singers. Shmone was likely the one that taught Garith to hum to the Rhythm of Joy. 
== Notes ==
Sho Del

The Sho Del are one of the three sapient species from Yolen, alongside humans and dragons.
== Appearance and Culture ==
Sho Del are roughly humanoid in appearance; however, they possess four arms and reptilian eyes. They are tall and limber, and their skin and hair are both chalk-white, with the hair being broad and flat, more akin to blades of grass than human hair. They are not a hive mind; in the fain ecosystem of Yolen, they fulfill the same ecological niche as humans do in a non-fain one. Despite their connection to the fain, they are still able to venture out of it, and into the Cognitive Realm.
Very little is known of Sho Del culture. It seems that their names are always comprised of two parts, though it is unknown what, if anything, each half represents. They have multiple gods, and possess some sort of supernatural connection to them. It is unclear how that connection manifests, but it apparently makes them good navigators; as such, they are in high demand as guides through the Cognitive Realm. However, they are very rare out there. It is unknown if this is due to most of them preferring to remain in their home lands, or if they are a small group overall.
At some point, the planet UTol was settled by Sho Del. These people were eventually met by human explorers from its twin planet, Komashi.
Hoid apparently has interesting relationships with several Sho Del, though the specifics of it are unknown.
== Known Sho Del ==
* Uli Da, the Vessel of the Shard Ambition
* Jan Ven, a Shadesmar guide
== Trivia ==
* The Sho Del are one of the few elements of Dragonsteel Prime that are still part of the canon of the cosmere.
* In Dragonsteel Prime, the Sho Del used silver sheaths for their swords; Brandon wrote that "intentionally" and it will probably still be a thing when he writes the Dragonsteel series.
== Notes ==
Category: Dragonsteel
es: Sho Del
Shob

Shob is a former soldier and deserter on Roshar. He is a member of Vathah's group that is loyal to Shallan Davar.
==Appearance and Personality==
Shob is rather talkative. He is a hypochondriac and often claims that he is dying; he also claims to be turning into a Voidbringer, based on a nonexistent rash on his arm. He is presumably of the Vorin faith, as he wears a glyphward wrapped around the "rash". He is uncouth, and Ishnah is repelled when he discusses his boils and picks his nose in front of her.
==Attributes and Abilities==
He speaks in what seems to be a Bav accent, though some sentences come out with a more neutral intonation.
He enjoys playing cards and other games with his friends, including Vathah, Gaz, and Red. He is skilled at pieces, and enjoys the game even if it is being played for ends.
==History==
Shob's past is mysterious, but he likely hails from Bavland, based on his accent. He has at least two brothers. Towards the end of the War of Reckoning, he fought for an Alethi army on the Shattered Plains (presumably that of Torol Sadeas), but he deserted the army for unknown reasons, becoming a fugitive. He joined a band of other deserters led by Vathah that roamed the Frostlands stealing food from travelers, trying to stay alive and forget their pasts. In late 1173, the group intended to attack Tvlakv and Macob's caravans, but Shallan Davar intervened and convinced them to instead defend the caravans against another group of bandits.
As part of Vathah's group, Shob accompanied Shallan to the Shattered Plains. His past crimes were pardoned and he was housed in the Sebarial warcamp. He presumably participated in the Battle of Narak and the move to Urithiru. In Urithiru, Shob was one of twelve former deserters (of the original group of around twenty-five) that was still alive and loyal to Shallan. He remained employed as one of Shallan's guards, although she rarely had anything for them to do.
Unlike his friends Red, Gaz, and Vathah, Shob was not chosen to train in spycraft with Ishnah. Most of the former deserters became Lightweaver squires and members of the Unseen Court, but it is not clear if Shob was among them.
== Notes ==
;Footnotes
;References
Shoren

Shoren is an ardent on the Shattered Plains. 
Adolin Kholin uses Shoren's scribing services to write to Shallan Davar. Since Adolin makes a point to mention to Shallan that he was using an ardent instead of the other Kholin scribes, Shallan wonders if Adolin would worry Shallan would grow jealous if he used a woman instead for scribing.
== Notes ==
Shu-Keseg

Shu-Keseg is a religion practiced on the Selish continent known as Opelon (Aonic term) or Sycla (Fjordell term), as well as the nearby nation of Teod. Two opposing sects, Shu-Korath and Shu-Dereth, later developed from this parent religion. 
==Beliefs==
Shu-Keseg’s core ideals center around unity – specifically unity of ‘’mind’’ – and acceptance. Its followers believe in a single, omnipotent God named Dashu.
==Origins & History==
Shu-Keseg was founded by a JinDo man named Keseg who preached the power of unity. The religion’s teachings are held in a book called the Do-Kando. 
===Sects===
Keseg’s students, Korath and Dereth, left JinDo to spread Shu-Keseg, but they disagreed about how to achieve the central tenet of unity. Korath preached that mankind should be united through love, whereas Dereth taught of achieving unity through obedience. This schism resulted in the two opposing sects of Shu-Korath and Shu-Dereth.
====Cultural Influence====
The nation of Fjorden, the home of Shu-Dereth, used the new religion as an excuse to conquer nearby nations under the guise of divine unification. 
==Notable Members==
* Countries
** The nation of JinDo, while officially converted to Shu-Dereth to avoid war, still primarily practices Shu-Keseg.
* People
** Shuden – A baron of Arelon, originally from JinDo
== Notes ==
Category: Religion
Shuanor

Shuanor is a military officer in the coalition of monarchs on Roshar. 
Shuanor's soldiers were stationed on the upper floors of Urithiru when Raboniel compromised the tower's defenses and the singer forces invaded. He was one of the few officers present in the command center when Queen Navani and Battalionlord Teofil were deciding on the best course of action. After Navani decided to focus on an incursion into the crystal pillar room, Teofil directed Shuanor and Gavri to withdraw their troops to safer locations while Radathavian led a harrying force to cover their retreat.
== Notes ==
Shubreth-son-Mashalan

Shubreth-son-Mashalan is a historical conqueror on Roshar.
A young Gavilar references his rule along with the Sunmaker and the Hierocracy as examples of overstretching resources leading to collapse of empires soon after they're built. Shubreth was likely a leader of Shinovar during the Shin invasions.
== Notes ==
Shuden

Baron Shuden is a JinDo merchant in Arelon on Sel.
His family directed many trade routes around Arelon. They were offered a barony by Iadon to keep their caravans running. 
== Attributes and Abilities ==
He is a known amateur practitioner of ChayShan. When using ChayShan, Shuden repeatedly performs certain movements that serve as the key to the Dor. This gives him ever-increasing strength and speed, enough to break the bones of a Dakhor monk. If his movement is interrupted, he loses access to the Dor and his increased physical powers.
== History ==
Shuden was part of Raoden's group that conspired against King Iadon, being one of the few members willing to meet up after Raoden's mysterious and sudden "death." He spoke in favour of allowing Sarene to attend the meeting and as she became the leader of the group, he and Eondel were most vocal in their loyalty to her whereas Ahan and Roial saw her as an equal partner.
Shuden, as a handsome wealthy bachelor, was frustrated with the unwanted attention he got from the ladies around the court. He was happy to bring Sarene as his guest to parties as it put many of the ladies attentions off.
During Sarene's fencing classes with the ladies he performed ChayShan and Sarene believed that despite his protests he actually quite liked the attention. Following Torena beginning the fencing classes, she and Shuden began courting each other, which the others found humourous given Shuden's previous aversion to romance.
He and Eondel were closest friends, both sharing a devotion to Sarene and a similar strong sense of honor and decorum. In the span of a few days, Ahan betrayed them, Telrii had Roial killed and Eondel died killing Telrii. Sarene noted that Shuden took the events particularly hard since his future father-in-law was the traitor, Torena disappeared shortly afterwards, and his best friend died.
During the Invasion of Arelon, when the citizens were rounded up for execution, Shuden put on a final show of defiance by attacking the Fjordell soldiers and Dakhor monks with ChayShan, managing to snap the neck of one of the monks. His actions inspired Lukel and several of the female fencers to fight back but Shuden was knocked unconscious and the others summarily defeated. They were saved by the appearance of Raoden who had restored the Elantrians to full power.
== Notes ==
Shum (plant)

Shum is a plant on Roshar.
The appearance and properties of the plant are unknown. It is presumably grown in Jah Keved, as Lin Davar traded in raw shum. Lin was at one point forced to sell raw shum, along with breachtree cotton, to Revilar at a devastating discount in order to gain influence. Revilar's interest in shum implies that it can be used to create textiles.
== Notes ==
Sidin

Sidin is a captain of the Palace Guard in Kholinar on Roshar.
==Appearance and Personality==
He is relatively young, and presumably lighteyed. He likely stays clean-shaven, as Adolin is surprised to see him with a beard after he is imprisoned. He wears a uniform with captain's knots on the shoulders signifying his rank.
==History==
During the Siege of Kholinar, Queen Aesudan—under the influence of the Unmade—culled the Palace Guard, claiming that some of them had disobeyed her. Sidin and a number of other guards were locked into the palace garrison and possibly forgotten. During the Battle of Kholinar, an officer approached King Elhokar to let him know that there was evidence of tampering with the garrison door. The officer showed Adolin that the door had been altered to lock from the outside. Once the door was opened, Adolin recognized Sidin, although it was difficult due to his dirty, unkempt appearance. Sidin was shocked to see Adolin, but he explained the situation, and Adolin was encouraged to learn that not everyone around Aesudan had been corrupted.
Sidin quickly rallied his fellow prisoners into offering support to the liberation effort. Strangely, Sidin and the other prisoners believed that they had been imprisoned for just a few days, eating only three times, despite Adolin telling them that it had actually been weeks. The guardsmen said that they could fight, but Adolin convinced them to act as reserves and let themselves be checked over by medics.
After meeting back up with Elhokar, Adolin assigned Sidin and half a platoon to follow the king as they seemed to have resisted the influence of the palace and knew the terrain better than the Wall Guard.
== Notes ==
Siege of Fadrex City

The Siege of Fadrex City was one of the major events on Scadrial between the Collapse of the Final Empire and the ascension of Sazed.
The human and koloss armies of the New Empire under Emperor Elend Venture's command, besieged Fadrex City, the seat of Aradan Yomen's throne. Elend led an army of thirty eight thousand soldiers against twenty five thousand defenders. These armies had been assessed as nearly of the same strength, taking account of the strong defense fortification of Fadrex City. Elend also commanded twenty thousand koloss, which unbalanced the strength of the two armies.
After two weeks Yomen started the first attack on the army of the New Empire. It consisted of three small attacks, one coming from north and the second from south. Both were used as a distraction from the third one, taking place at the koloss camp. Eleven thousand koloss died under the fire of catapults or killing each other in bloodlust.
After this incident Elend asked to debate with Yomen. The conference resulted in Venture's wife Vin being taken hostage. Elend reacted by fighting a koloss army nearby Fadrex City and returning with twenty eight thousand koloss, which made his koloss army thirty seven thousand koloss strong.
Following the orders of Marsh, Yomen sent his army to the fields to battle the koloss army. Although Elend easily could have beaten the army, he drew back, heeding the advice of his general, Hammond. This proved to be a good idea, since Ruin eventually took control over all the koloss in order to annihilate both the armies of Elend and Yomen.
As the koloss broke mad, Yomen decided to open his gates to let the army of Elend in. Meanwhile, Vin escaped from Fadrex City and travelled to Luthadel.
Ruin gathered a large koloss army in front of the city. In Fadrex City Elend began to understand the function of the mistfallen and realized that he now had a new army of five thousand Mistings. After this conclusion, Ruin ordered the attack on Fadrex.
After some hours of fighting the koloss suddenly ran away from the city, in the direction of Luthadel, where Vin took up the Shard Preservation.
== Notes ==
Siege of Luthadel

The siege of Luthadel was a major event following the end of the Final Empire on Scadrial.
The armies of Straff Venture, Ashweather Cett, and the Koloss army of Jastes Lekal besieged Luthadel, King Elend Venture's throne. Originally, Straff Venture's numerically superior force was poised to take control of the city, leading to some diplomatic overtures between Cett and Elend in response. However, this balance was upset by the entry of the Koloss army, with the potential to defeat any of the human armies present. Elend was deposed and the city raised Ferson Penrod to be king. Vin intimidated the opposition through the use of duralumin-enhanced emotional Allomancy upon Venture and an assault upon Cett's force within Luthadel's walls. However, Vin's apparent need to seek the Well of Ascension and save Scadrial from the Deepness led her to leave the city, accompanied by Elend and Spook, on a journey to Terris before the battle for the city began.
The Battle of Luthadel was triggered by the lack of control that Lekal held over his Koloss force, who attacked the city of their own accord. The Koloss force successfully breached the city walls, which, punctuated by so many gates, were difficult for the defenders to hold. During this assault, Dockson, Clubs and Tindwyl were all killed by the Koloss.
Upon realising that the well was in Luthadel and that she, Elend and Spook were sent away for their own safety, Vin returned to the city and took control of the Koloss using emotional Allomancy. Her swift execution of Straff Venture and her control over the Koloss army allowed Elend to retake control of Luthadel and be crowned Emperor of the New Empire.
== Notes ==
Siege of Mokia

The Siege of Mokia was a long lasting engagement between the Free Kingdoms and the Librarians.
The Librarians had besieged Mokia for many years until Alcatraz, Bastille, Kaz, and Aydee Ecks Smedry arrived. Talakimallo had supposedly been sent somewhere safe, but rather than leave his people, he sent his daughter to use Disguiser's Lenses to impersonate him and escape. The Shielder's Glass surrounding the city was nearly shattered, and Talakimallo was about to surrender, but Alcatraz successfully convinced him to keep fighting. They used Communicator's Glass to convince the Nalhallans to send support, and Leavenworth Smedry was sent with a fleet. But then, the Librarians emerged from a tunnel and attacked the city, putting Talakimallo in a coma. Since the king was no longer available, Alcatraz was the highest ranking person present, and was named leading monarch. Through a clever manipulation of Leavenworth's Talent, he was able to speed up the reinforcements, but it wasn't enough. The Shielder's Glass was broken, and Bastille was injured. His emotions building up inside him allowed him to use the breaking Talent to break the Librarian weapons, causing the Librarians to give up and leave. However, at the end no one in the Smedry clan could activate their Talent, including Alcatraz.
== Weapons ==
The Mokians used spears that put the Librarians into comas, while the Librarians did likewise with their coma-inducing guns. Each side has a secret antidote. The Mokians also had grenades in the shape of teddy bears, color coded to have various effects, such as pulling things toward them, or annihilating all inorganic material in range.
== Notes ==
Sigo

The Sigo is a starfighter used by the DDF.
Nightstorm Flight uses Sigo-fighters that are branded with the flight's logo. Two members of Nightstorm Flight, Callsign Vent, and his brother fly blue fighters.
Vent and his brother died during the fight at the shipyard, and the ships were presumably destroyed.
Jeshua Weight used to fly a Sigo and, after retiring from the DDF, kept a pewter figure of a Sigo in the center of the glass case with her medals; Jorgen notes she was very protective of it. As a kid, Jorgen would stare at the model for hours and think about the glory of being a pilot.
== Notes ==
Sigzil/Gallery

== Official artwork ==
Bridge 4 poster without text.jpg| by Zack StellaWith the rest of Bridge Four on the movie-style poster of Bridge Four that was part of The Way of Kings leatherbound edition Kickstarter campaign.
WOKLB - Part5 End by Steve Argyle.jpg | by With the other members of Bridge Four, The Way of Kings leatherbound interior art
SP4_Prerelease_Cover.jpg| by Geoff Shupe The Prerelease cover of The Sunlit Man
The Sunlit Man US Cover Art.jpg | by kudriaken The Sunlit Man Dragonsteel Cover
Sunlit Man US Tor Cover.jpg | by Danny Schlitz The Sunlit Man Tor Cover
The Sunlit Man DE Cover.jpg | On the German edition of The Sunlit Man
Zellion Concept Art.png| by Zellion Concept Art
The Sunlit Man Back Endpaper by Ernanda Souza.jpg | by Back endpaper of The Sunlit Man
Worth Saving by Ernanda Souza.jpg | by Worth Saving
Salute by Ernanda Souza.jpg | by Salute
Ambush by Ernanda Souza.jpg | by Ambush
Elegy by Ernanda Souza.jpg | by Elegy
Prayer to the Dying by Nabetse Zitro.jpg | by Prayer to the Dying
Allies by Nabetse Zitro.jpg | by Allies
One Who Finds by Nabetse Zitro.jpg | by One Who Finds
Sunrise by Nabetse Zitro.jpg | by Sunrise
The Reliquary by Nabetse Zitro.jpg | by The Reliquary
Terrible Manners by Nabetse Zitro.jpg | by Terrible Manners
Connection by Nabetse Zitro.jpg | by Connection
The Charred by Nabetse Zitro.jpg | by The Charred
Nomad Character Pin.png | by Nomad Character Pin
Zellion Miniature.png| by Zellion Miniature from the Stormlight Premium Miniatures Kickstarter
== Fanworks ==
Chasm Kata by Petar Penev.jpg| by Watching Kaladin use his spear in the chasms 
Sigzil portrait.png| by 
Sigzil Portrait by Marie Seeberger.jpg| by 
Sigzil Shuravf.jpg| by 
Sigzil by paintweaver.jpg| by 
Bridge Four by Rachel J Corey.jpg| by With the rest of Bridge Four
Sigzil by Esther Schrader.jpg| by 
Experiments by Marie Seeberger.jpg| by Testing Kaladin's Surgebinding capabilities
Joining the Windrunners by Marie Seeberger.jpg| by Talking to Lyn and Kaladin about joining the Windrunners.
Sigzil and Auxiliary by madxmellonart.jpg | by 
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Silajana

Silajana is one of the primal aethers from Dhatri, being one of the roseite aethers. Like all aethers he predates the Shattering, though the aethers' religious followers argue they even predate Adonalsium. He was eager to assist the Ghostbloods in their mission to prevent Autonomy from taking over Scadrial, but also seemed reluctant to simply kill soldiers of the Set and asked his aetherbound to offer them surrender.
== Notable Aetherbound ==
* Prasanva
== Notes ==
category: Aether
Silence's grandfather

Silence's grandfather is a man from the Homeland that travels to the Forests of Hell on Threnody.
== Personality ==
In contrast to the personality of his wife, Silence's grandfather seems to be a kindly man. He taught Silence woodcraft and clearly took good care of her, telling her stories of the Fallen World. She remembers him with fondness. He is also clearly a brave man, willing to set foot on an unknown continent and live there. Silence's grandfather had a great love and respect for the Forests of Hell as well. He says that they are like a dangerous beast, not evil but to be treated with care.
== History ==
He and his wife, Silence's grandmother, are among the first to come to the continent containing the Forests of Hell, so they take the surname Forescout. After the Homeland falls when the Evil comes, he and his wife run a waystop.
Silence's grandparents have at least one child of unknown gender. That child has a daughter, Silence. It is unknown what happens to Silence's parents, but Silence is raised by her grandparents. Silence's grandfather taught her how to move carefully and quietly in the Forests without attracting the attention of the shades or other humans.
Silence's grandfather met his end in the Forests somehow, likely due to the shades. His death has a profound impact on his wife, who never smiles again afterward.
== Notes ==
category: possessive articles
es:Abuelo de Silencio