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Cleft-chin

Cleft-chin is the nickname given by Kaladin to one of the assassins sent to kill King Elhokar Kholin on the Shattered Plains of Roshar.
== Appearance and Personality ==
Cleft-chin's most notable trait is his chin, which has a cleft so deep that Kaladin thought it appeared as if he had been hit in the chin by an axe as a baby.
The man himself is cautious, unwilling to admit even to Kaladin that he works for Graves. Cleft-chin is also dismissive, appearing to look down on Kaladin due to his past as a bridgeman. He is also dedicated to the cause, persistent enough to attack Elhokar again, even after being beaten once by Kaladin. He strongly wanted the king to die, and is willing to ignore his own safety in an attempt to possibly kill Elhokar.
== History ==
Cleft-chin worked for Graves. Late in the year 1173, Moash put Cleft-chin and another man on duty in Bridge Four uniforms to guard King Elhokar Kholin at the Pinnacle. Moash and Graves intended to assassinate Elhokar that day. After Kaladin's change of heart, he went to find Elhokar. Cleft-chin stopped Kaladin at the door to the king's rooms, but recognized him as the leader of Bridge Four and thought that he was not a threat to the plan.
Cleft-chin was attacked by Kaladin and knocked to the ground, temporarily incapacitated. As Kaladin was moving a drunken Elhokar from his rooms and out of the palace, Cleft-chin recovered and attacked again. He stabbed Elhokar in the side with a knife, wounding the king. Kaladin stabbed Cleft-chin in the stomach with a spear, killing the man.
== Notes ==
Clema

Clema is a crop grown on Roshar. It is labor-intensive to grow, similar to tallew or lavis, and cannot easily survive flooding.
== Clemabread ==
Clema can be baked into large rolls known as clemabread. Clemabread is common in Tashikk, and it is likely made in other parts of Roshar; Lift appears to be familiar with it when she arrives in Yeddaw. The bread is granular and breaks apart easily, giving it a mushy texture when eaten. The rolls often have a spicy paste at the center and can be served warm.
Clemabread is presumably cheap to make, as the Stump often serves it at Tashi's Light Orphanage. According to Lift, this clemabread is "only slightly better than gruel, which is only slightly better than cold socks."
== Notes ==
category: Rosharan food
Cloak

Callsign Cloak is a scout from Ranger flight in the DDF. She is the seventh member of her flight and flies a Val-class reconnaissance ship, which is designed for scanner avoidance and speed, rather than firepower. 
== History ==
Cloak, along with Underscore, joined Skyward flight under the command of Jorgen in the battle where Hurl died. Cloak and Underscore were ordered by Jorgen to identify enemy ships and relay the information back to Flight Command. 
Later, in the battle for the second falling shipyard, Cloak reported the number of Krell ships to Admiral Ironsides, as well as confirmed that a lifebuster had also been sent by the enemy. On Ironsides order, Cloak -- along with the rest of the DDF scouts -- drove the lifebuster away from the shipyard, and it changed its course to instead head towards Alta, moving faster than expected. With the other pilots occupied, Ironsides ordered Cloak and the scouts to engage with the lifebuster and its defense ships. The scouts successfully managed to destroy the lifebuster, however, in doing so, the bomb it had been carrying was dropped onto the surface of Detritus, killing Cloak along with eight other scouts.
== Notes ==
Cloudbreaker

Cloudbreaker is a Epic that lives in Lux, and is one of the three Epics who works for Lifeforce. She has weather manipulation powers, which she uses to keep Lux at a comfortable temperature year-round despite the elevation. She has the ability to summon a cataclysmic weather event called the frost. She has summoned it twice in her life, and both were when insurgents had infiltrated Lux and were getting out of hand. She causes a thick layer of icy fog to come down over the city, causing temperatures to drop to dangerous levels. 
Cloudbreaker doesn't like serving Lifeforce, and eventually decides that she wants to take command of Lux. She summons the frost for the second time, disobeying Lifeforce's orders. Lifeforce withdraws his healing power from her, letting an old wound kill her.
== Trivia ==
*She used to work as a travel guide.
== Notes ==
Clubs' shop

Clubs' shop is a carpentry shop and is a front for his work as a Smoker.
== Business ==
Clubs' shop's Carpentry section is a successful business in its self with several apprentices and other staff. This allows Clubs to have a fair amount of independence unlike most Skaa in the Final Empire. It has quarters for the apprentices and any people currently employing Clubs' as a smoker along with spaces for meetings and a kitchen. The shop also has multiple hidden lookout posts and at least one hidden exit for escape in case of either guards or Steel Inquisitors.
== Apprentices ==
Clubs employs several apprentices that do a large share of the work for the shop but many of them are skaa Mistings among these are several more smokers to keep a cloud running all day. The only notable apprentice is Clubs' nephew Lestibournes later named Spook by Kelsier, who becomes a member of Kelsier's crew and later continues to support Vin.
== History ==
During the events of The Final Empire Clubs'shop is used as a central location for the Kelsier's crew to run their plans while actually in Luthadel.
== Notes ==
Cob

Cob may refer to either of the following people:
*Cob (Mistborn), a coachman for Waxillium Ladrian
*Cob (Stormlight), an acquaintance of Hoid's in Kholinar
It is confirmed that these are different individuals.
*Note: In some editions of the novel Skyward, Matthew Cobb's name is misspelled as "Cob" on a few occasions
Cob (Mistborn)

Cob is a coachman in the employ of House Ladrian in Elendel.
==Appearance and Personality==
He is a small man. He performs his job very earnestly, as he knows that Wax does not actually need to travel by coach since he is a Coinshot.
He loves broadsheets and horse racing.
==History==
He became Wax's new coachman in , likely replacing Hoid. He was charged with caring for the coach and its horses, along with his driving duties.
He picked up Wax and Wayne from the crime scene after the raid on Migs's gang on the morning of Wax's wedding. After delivering them to Ladrian mansion, Cob was dismissed early and given a broadsheet, and Wax presumed that he would spend the day at the races.
== Notes ==
Cob (Stormlight)

Cob is a man in Kholinar on Roshar known to Hoid after the coming of the True Desolation.
He was married to Kheni; they had a small child who was killed under unknown circumstances during the fighting in and around Kholinar. Kheni went into a catatonic state as a result; Cob stayed with her to take care of her, always hovering nearby. A disguised Hoid met them and some other refugees on several occasions. When Hoid brought Cob and Kheni an orphaned girl to take care of, Cob asked if he could stay a little longer, which Hoid did not believe he had ever been asked before.
== Notes ==
Cobalt Guard

The Cobalt Guard is the honor guard of some members of House Kholin in Alethkar on Roshar.
== History ==
=== Post: Battle of the Tower ===
After the betrayal at the Battle of the Tower, The Cobalt Guard was nearly wiped out. After bolstering their numbers with the members of Bridge 4, Dalinar augmented the King's Guard with the remaining men of the Cobalt Guard to secure King Elhokar's life. Dalinar took the men from Bridge Four as his new bodyguards. He gave his cloak to Kaladin to show that he was the new head of his personal guard.
The remaining members of the Cobalt Guard accepted Kaladin as their leader without a word of complaint. Shortly after Kaladin becoming Captain of the Cobalt Guard, a few remaining original members, all darkeyed, had started eating meals with Bridge Four and requested to have the new Bridge Four patches, but were ordered to keep their original patches on at least one shoulder, as a mark of pride.
Even with the added numbers from the leftover members of the original Cobalt Guard, Kaladin felt as if he did not have enough men to adequately guard the members of the Kholin family.
=== Battle in Emul ===
The Cobalt Guard defended Dalinar during the battle in Emul. This group, along with Cord fended off an attack from Nale and the Skybreakers. They were later used to create a perimeter around Dalinar's tent after the duel between Jasnah and Ruthar.
==Notable Members==
* Head of Cobalt Guard (Former) Niter
* Head of Cobalt Guard (Former) Kaladin Stormblessed
* Head of Cobalt Guard (Current) Fisk 
* Tibon
* Marks
* Malan
* Koen
== Notes ==
Cody

Cody is a member of the Reckoners on Earth.
== Appearance and Personality ==
He is a wiry man in his early forties. He often wears camouflage. He is from the South, although his family hails from Scotland. He has never been to Scotland, but uses Scottish slang and terminology anyway, despite having a definite Southern accent.
He is fond of making absurd claims about topics such as his own past accomplishments, Scottish culture and history, and the "wee daemons" who allegedly power mobile phones and other technology. The extent to which he believes his own stories is ambiguous, although Prof suspects that he only does it to see how people will react. He also adds other commentaries on the Irish and Australian cultures, but not as often as the Scottish mythology. He incorporates these cultures into corrupted sayings such as "everything went to Wales in a handbasket" and "you can bet your kilt on that."
== Attributes and Abilities ==
Cody does not have one specific role within the Reckoners; he does odd jobs, including welding and scouting. He is good at using the tensors and is an excellent marksman, able to snipe a person at a range of a thousand yards.
== History ==
Cody was a policeman in Nashville before it was annexed by the Coven. He became a Reckoner and was part of Jonathan Phaedrus' team in Newcago when David Charleston joined the group. He remained behind in Newcago when Prof, Tia, and David traveled to Babilar to face Regalia, but after Prof fell to his powers, he and Abraham joined David's team. They infiltrated Knighthawk Foundry, which subsequently led the group to Ildithia and a confrontation with Prof.
== Trivia ==
* Sanderson's inspiration for Cody's habit of making up stories about his various ancestral cultures came from a conversation he had with a fan from the Southern United States regarding the correct use of "y'all." This fan told Sanderson that "y'all" is commonly used when addressing only one person, which contradicted what Sanderson had heard previously and led him to wonder if the fan was pulling his leg.
* In the rulebook for the Reckoners board game, Cody's surname is given as Arlington.
== Notes ==
Cognitive anomaly

A Cognitive anomaly is a phenomenon in the cosmere related to the Cognitive Realm.
The only known instance of a Cognitive anomaly is in the Nalthian system. The scholars of Silverlight have a star chart that shows an anomaly within the orbital path of Nalthis. The map's representation of the anomaly resembles a roughly planet-sized gaseous cloud; it is unclear if this is a stylized depiction or if the anomaly actually exists in the Physical Realm.
==Anchoring==
Silvery chains that originate on Threnody somehow allow a user to "anchor" themselves through a Cognitive anomaly. The implications of anchoring are unknown, but the chains are incredibly rare and valuable on other planets. While traveling through Celebrant in Shadesmar, Kaladin notices a thin silver chain offered by a cultivationspren vendor for a seemingly exorbitant price. Although silver exhibits magical properties on Threnody, the exact composition of the chains remains unknown.
Raboniel, a cosmere-aware Fused on Roshar, is given a metal item in a bag by Mraize, presumably a silver chain. She is shocked to see it, and calls it a priceless wonder from the land of the dead.
The chains are known to be used by the scholars of Silverlight. Raboniel notes that her chain has no use to her within the Rosharan system, implying that there is no Cognitive anomaly there.
== Notes ==
es:Anomalía cognitiva
Collapse

The Collapse was the night when the Final Empire on Scadrial ended. After the Catacendre, Kelsier's plan for it is sometimes known as the Survivor's Gambit.
== Causes ==
After Kelsier was killed by the Lord Ruler, the kandra OreSeur used his bones to make the skaa think that Kelsier had returned from the dead. Inspired by his sacrifice and apparent power, the skaa begin to revolt and Kelsier's crew guide them through taking control over key areas of the city.
The Lord Ruler allows the riots to progress, as he is confident in his ability to control them and they will keep the nobility from growing too confident. Vin, however, recognizes how much of a danger he poses and travels to Kredik Shaw to confront him. After being confused by the Eleventh Metal when she sees the Lord Ruler in his sanctum beneath the palace, she is captured by two Steel Inquisitors. With the help of Sazed, Elend Venture, and Marsh, she manages to escape and kill the Lord Ruler.
== Effects ==
With the Lord Ruler and Inquisitors dead and the armed forces in the city defeated by the skaa, the authority of the Final Empire was broken. The skaa rebels tried to kill everyone associated with the Final Empire, but Elend stopped them with a speech about his dreams of a new government, while also condemning bloodshed and chaos. Breeze assisted in calming the city by Soothing the populace.
Elend leads the notable people of Luthadel in setting up the new government and is crowned king of the Central Dominance. Without the Lord Ruler to hold the Final Empire together, nobles in the other Dominances begin to take control, notably Ashweather Cett in the Western Dominance and Straff Venture in the Northern Dominance.
== Notes ==
es:Colapso
Coln Abrams

Coln Abrams was a United Intelligence Bureau operative, investigating the Phone Company and trailing Jason Write in a hope to discover how to travel faster than light. The UIB had decided to give up their investigations on Jason, so Coln stole some equipment and went against orders. Jason soon found Coln and let Coln follow him. Coln accepted, as he had little other choice, though he continued to hold a grudge against Jason.
== Notes ==
Colorfly

The Colorfly was a flying vessel shaped like a butterfly. It is made from glass and runs on Silimatic technology. Alcatraz and his group flew it away from Nalhalla to convince the Knights of Crystallia to follow them to war-ridden Mokia. Aydee was the pilot. The flight started in chapter 4 1/2 and lasted until chapter 42, however, Alcatraz forgot to include the between chapters in the book, so we only know of the flight what they say about it afterward. They supposedly went into space, fought a squid-wombat, and many other things. In the end, it crash-landed in a jungle near Tuki Tuki. 
== Notes ==
category: Silimatics
Colot

Colot is a Captain of the Fifth Battalion of the Kholin army on Roshar. He later becomes a Windrunner.
== Appearance and Personality ==
Colot is lighteyed and lanky, with streaks of red in his hair. 
He is referred to as a "good man" by Skar. He believes his status as a lighteyes can be a hindrance.
== History ==
=== Kholin army ===
Colot was an archer in the Kholin army in a battalion with a number of archers; he was a captain, also commanding some scouts, scribes, and bridgemen. 
He was good friends with Captain Tallan of the Eighth Company, which acted as the Fifth Battalion's policing force during the Battle of Narak. After the battle, he volunteered his battalion to help Bridge Four scout Urithiru. He arrived on the scene with reinforcements just after the death of Vedekar Perel; Dalinar asked him to help secure the perimeter and to notify Elhokar and Sebarial of the death.
=== Radiant squire ===
Colot was among a group of potential Knights Radiant squires that General Khal sent to Kaladin. Kaladin was hesitant to recruit lighteyes, but Skar vouched for Colot and pointed out that Renarin was also lighteyed. Colot and the other lighteyed recruits submitted to orders during the tryout without complaint, causing Skar to reflect on Kaladin's and Teft's prejudiced perception of lighteyes.
Rlain later saw Colot and nine other new recruits to Bridge Four training with Peet after gaining the ability to breathe in Stormlight. Colot was the only lighteyed squire in the group, and remained one of only a few members of Bridge Four who were originally lighteyed.
After becoming a squire, Colot's name was known to Shallan. While disguised as a messenger from the Shattered Plains, she invoked his name to seem more authentic during her attempt to deliver a letter from Elhokar to Aesudan.
When the new group of honorspren recruited from Lasting Integrity made it back to the tower, they rejected Colot. He cites the reason of that being his status as a lighteyes, stating the honorspren likely wanted darkeyes like Kaladin. He thinks he is a failure because of this, claiming no one cares about the woes of a lighteyes. 
=== Battle of Azimir ===
After Adolin sees that Colot has decided not to remain a Windrunner squire, he takes him to the Battle of Azimir. Adolin cites Colot's military knowledge as a reason for handpicking him. Colot acts as Adolin's second in command during the battle, reporting to him directly.
In the fight to take back Azimir, Colot became one of the original ten Unoathed, summoning Shardplate and a Shardblade from deadeyes brought by Maya and taking back the Azimir throne room from the singer army, winning the country back as the sole country not covered by the Everstorm during the True Desolation, besides Urithiru.
== Notes ==
Community

The Community is a project designed by members of the Set. The project was meant to be a way to create a supply of Allomancers for the Set's experiments. Aside from the captured people, a number of Set tranquility officers and scientists were part of the Community.
== History ==
The Community was a project devised by the Set sometime before . The project was initially led by Edwarn Ladrian, who orchestrated the capture of various men and women with a strong Allomantic presence in their heritage. These men and women, from all over the Basin and the Roughs, were captured by various criminals, under the guise of kidnappings or hostage takings. During the first two years of the project, the captured people were moved between multiple caverns. For the five years after this, they stayed in an underground town named Wayfarer, which was located underneath Bilming. They were told that the world had ended, with the Ashmounts erupting and metal mutants rampaging. The individuals kidnapped were also told that they were chosen to carry on human civilization and that their 'rescuers' had to stage a kidnapping to prevent mass panic. Additionally, they were told that there were multiple cavern complexes, such as ones beneath Elendel. The Set did its best to convince the people, hiring actors to play survivors and even letting a ‘metal mutant’ into the town once.
At some point, likely after Edwarn’s death, Gave Entrone took over as leader of the project. He, together with Telsin Ladrian, also planned to use the town of Wayfarer, where the project took place, as a bunker in case Autonomy invaded. During , Marasi Colms broke into the facility, where she would convince several people that what they’d been told about the world above wasn’t true. After confronting Gave, and defeating him with the help of several of the captured people, Marasi led them out onto the surface, ending the Community.
== Notes ==
Conrad

Conrad is a lieutenant in Elend's army on Scadrial. King Penrod sent him to ask Elend for more troops in Luthadel prior to the Battle of Fadrex City.
== Appearance and Personality ==
Conrad is a brave red-haired man. The exhausted man had ash-stained clothing and wore the leathers of a scout when he reached Elend.
He personally knows General Demoux.
== History ==
When Elend set out with his army to secure the storage caverns in several cities, Demoux left Lieutenant Conrad behind in Luthadel to serve King Penrod.
As the Deepness grew, hunger and riots became more common in Luthadel. Penrod sent Conrad and three other soldiers separately to ask Elend, who was besieging Fadrex City, for more troops to restore order in the capital.
Conrad was the only messenger who reached Elend. On his way there, he was chased by a group of koloss. He managed to escape them by using his horse as bait and distraction.
Upon reaching Elend's army nearby Fadrex City, Ham led him to Elend. After he delivered his message, Conrad startled at Elend's initial outburst of anger because Penrod didn't have the situation under control in Luthadel. Later that evening, after Conrad had gotten some rest, he and Elend spoke again in depth.
After Demoux's brawl with Bilg, Elend agreed to send about three hundred men back with Conrad, the exact number of mistfallen who were seen as cursed by most of the army. They traveled back to Luthadel by canal.
== Trivia ==
* He is a cameo of one of Brandon's college friends, Tom Conrad. He was Brandon's first roommate, and they roomed together for two years.
== Notes ==
Contest of champions

The contest of champions is the result of a contract agreed between Odium and Dalinar acting in his capacity as Honor on Roshar. It takes place on the top of Urithiru on the tenth of .
== History ==
The terms of the agreement were reached after Urithiru was liberated and Dalinar had met with Ishar. These events as well as Rayse's deteriorating control over his Shard seems to have encouraged him to reach a compromise with Dalinar. Dalinar had terms of a contract written by Wit in advance of his meeting with Odium. The terms as written by Wit were that if Odium's champion won the contest then all of Roshar would be his. If Odium's champion lost, then he and his forces would have to withdraw from the planet for a millennium. Odium flatly rejected these terms due to his inability to control the Fused and singers without destroying himself in the process.
Odium then offers a counter proposal. His proposal is that if Dalinar's champion wins then Odium will retreat to Braize for a thousand years and stop contacting the Fused or Voidspren. If he wins, then he will abandon Roshar and free the singers to make their own peace with the coalition of monarchs. Dalinar rejects this proposal because Wit was adamant that Odium not be released from the Rosharan system and he feels Honor trapped Odium on Roshar for a reason. Odium, desperate for a deal, pushes him to agree to terms. Odium offers one final proposal, which both sides end up accepting.
== Contract ==
The exact terms agreed upon are as follows: 
Due to the contract holders' natures, the spirit of the deal is as binding as the words of the deal. If either party breaks the terms of the contract then they will be in the other's power. Further, if Odium breaks his word then Cultivation would be able to kill him due to the hole created in his soul. If Dalinar breaks his word, then the restrictions placed on Odium by Honor -- chaining him to the Rosharan system and preventing him from using his powers on most individuals -- would be void.
== Trivia ==
* The Heralds are similar to champions.
* While it is theoretically possible for every Shard to have a champion, there are some catches.
* Some Shards outside of the Rosharan system have had champions in the past.
* The fight between Marsh and Elend does not count as a contest of champions because it is not formalized enough, but it is an echo of one.
== Notes ==
Coolerim Playhouse

The Coolerim Playhouse is a well-known theater in Elendel on Scadrial.
== History ==
The Coolerim was one of Lady Steris Harms' favorite places to see a play.
The Vanishers raided the Coolerim during a performance, robbing its patrons and kidnapping some of them. Lady Armal, one of Steris's cousins, was among those that were kidnapped.
== Notes ==