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Dukar

Dukar is a stormwarden on Roshar. He is a member of the Diagram employed by Taravangian as head of the King's Testers.
== Appearance and Personality ==
Dukar is a nervous and fidgety man who usually wears a typical stormwarden robe. He is meticulous in his daily task of administering and evaluating Taravangian's tests, always taking care to ensure that the king completes the exams correctly, despite the fact that this annoys Taravangian on days when he is particularly intelligent. However, on his less intelligent days, Taravangian considers Dukar a dear friend. Dukar is extremely loyal to Taravangian and seems to care for him deeply.
== History ==
Dukar presumably relocated to Urithiru when Taravangian did to administer his daily intelligence tests. On one of Taravangian's brilliant days, Dukar attempted to get him to complete the test thoroughly despite his impatience with the process. He was reluctant to allow Taravangian complete freedom for the day, seeming to understand that the king's assertion that he couldn't solve the last problem on the test was a pretense. However, after warning that Taravangian was near the danger line, both he and Mrall did agree not to impose any restrictions that day.
Eight days after the Battle of Thaylen Field, Dukar gave Taravangian his test and had to pronounce him weak of mind. While the group in the room waited out the Everstorm, Dukar debated the interpretation of certain parts of the Diagram with Adrotagia and Mrall. He wondered aloud if Graves' thought regarding Dalinar Kholin was right, but Taravangian disagreed; as the king struggled to think, Dukar went on to express his fear of the dangerous situation the Diagram faced after Taravangian's revelation to Dalinar about his role in Szeth's failed assassination attempts.
When the Diagram was disbanded, Dukar wished to stay with Taravangian and continue testing him. The king, both knowing that after his betrayal in Emul the tests held no further purpose and fearing that anyone close to him would be punished, used his authority to command Dukar to leave. Dukar returned to Kharbranth with the rest of Taravangian's former attendants and friends.
== Notes ==
Dul

Dul is a singer on Roshar. A former parshman, he is a member of Venli's group of singers that wishes to be free of the Fused.
==Appearance and Personality==
Dul is a tall malen singer. His skin is red with small hints of black. In mediationform, he has an open face and smooth carapace.
Dul is pragmatic, loyal, and trustworthy. He also has a sense of humor. He picked up a few human mannerisms and customs from his time as a parshman, but he still speaks and hums to the old rhythms. He fervently wants to escape the rule of the Fused, so much so that it can bring him to tears.
==Attributes and Abilities==
Dul is a common singer and is capable of bonding various spren within his gemheart to wear different forms. He wears the rarely seen mediationform, and it is implied that he uses other forms as well.
==History==
During the War of Reckoning, Dul served as a parshman in Alethkar along with his mate, Mazish. He almost never spoke to his master. He once asked if he and Mazish could be married in the human tradition, as they followed certain Alethi customs; his request was angrily denied. After the coming of the Everstorm, Dul and Mazish's minds were awakened and they joined (or were conscripted into) Odium's forces. However, they soon became some of the first singers recruited by Venli to join her resistance movement. The couple were able to get married after they were freed.
Dul became a friend of Venli's and one of the most trusted members of her inner circle. He was able to gain the position of stormsetter for Leshwi's High Chamber in Kholinar. He assisted Venli with her subterfuge and maintained some level of oversight of new recruits; he advised them on how to act around the Fused. He was present when Shumin became Leshwi's assistant stormsetter, and subsequently attended a meeting with her in Venli's quarters. He lightly admonished Shumin for being inadequately prepared for Leshwi's tests.
Dul and Mazish were presumably part of Venli's team that left Kholinar for Urithiru before the singers invaded the tower. In Urithiru, Dul continued to work with Venli to try and figure out a way to escape the Fused. Although he seemed nearly demoralized at times, he continued doing whatever Venli needed him to do. She was able to put him in charge of watching the fallen Knights Radiant after Raboniel's partial corruption of the tower's defenses. He continued to check in with Venli, and also hoarded supplies in anticipation of fleeing the Fused.
Dul was among the team of fifteen singers that Venli planned to covertly evacuate to Kholinar before fleeing to the Shattered Plains. After Leshwi's rebellion and the liberation of the tower, Dul presumably went to the Shattered Plains via Oathgate with the rest of Venli's objectors, seeking to join the other listeners.
== Notes ==
Dulo

A Dulo is a two seat starfighter used by the DDF on Detritus. It has two co-pilot seats side by side in the cockpit. The cockpit is narrow, with a fuselage only a little wider than that of a Largo class. A Dulo is able to travel at a speed of at least Mag-9. 
Rig and FM fly together in a Dulo while experimenting with the taynix. During the mission to Evershore, Cuna flies with FM in a Dulo.
== Notes ==
Dulsing

Dulsing is a small settlement at the edge of the Elendel Basin on Scadrial, roughly 50 miles (80km) northeast of New Seran.
== Geography ==
Dulsing is a remote farming village, isolated from everything. The village is at the foot of the Seran Range and is close enough to high ground that it contains a small waterfall which has been fitted with a turbine to provide electricity.
== History ==
Dulsing was once the site of a landmark water rights case that Marasi read about in one of her textbooks.
Around the year , the Southern Scadrian airship Brunstell was searching nearby mountains for the Sovereign's temple when it ran into bad weather and crashed in Dulsing, killing some of its crewmembers. The villagers were initially helpful to the remaining crew, but the Set soon arrived, imprisoned the Southerners, and took over the area. The Set subsequently tore down most of the existing buildings in the village, replacing them with a heavily guarded walled compound, including a large hangar wherein they performed research on various Southern Scadrian items including the Brunstell, ettmetal, and unsealed metalminds. Professor Irich led the research team, and hoped to make the Set so powerful that they would rule the entire Elendel Basin. Meanwhile, the surviving crew of the Brunstell were presumably tortured into revealing the supposed location of the temple and the Bands of Mourning, and most of them (including Jordis) were later taken into the mountains near the temple site where they nearly froze to death. 
After Kelesina Shores had one of ReLuur's Hemalurgic spikes removed, Templeton Fig sent the spike to the research center in Dulsing. Wayne later scared Fig into revealing this location, while Wax also learned that the Set was working on a large building project. The team headed to Dulsing and discovered the Set's compound; MeLaan and Marasi found the spike as well as a primer cube and Allik Neverfar. Wax also found Telsin Ladrian, and the group escaped on the shuttle Wilg. The Brunstell remained in the Set's possession in Dulsing.
==Trivia==
*Dulsing is not shown on the Elendel Basin maps in The Alloy of Law and Shadows of Self. It appears on the map in The Bands of Mourning, and its location has been added in Nazh's handwriting.
== Notes ==
Duluko

Duluko plants are a type of flora in the cosmere. They release sprigs that float through the air in a manner similar to dandelions, presumably as a method of spreading their seeds.
== Trivia ==
*Duluko plants are mentioned as being "here" by Hoid as he recounts the story of Yumi and Nikaro. Although Hoid's audience is apparently Rosharan, Hoid's own location while telling the story is unclear. He is not on Scadrial, Komashi, or UTol, and some other planets could be ruled out depending on the timeframe. Hoid travels extensively and he is known to utilize several methods of interplanetary communication, so the native habitat of duluko plants cannot be confirmed.
== Notes ==
Dumad

Dumad is a member of the Set on Scadrial.
== Attributes and Abilities ==
Dumad is a Hemalurgist with at least four spikes, which grant Allomantic steel and duralumin. Additionally, he possesses Allomantic pewter, chromium and bronze. He is skilled in Allomantic steel with Waxillium suspecting that he may be a natural Coinshot. He is capable of detecting Feruchemy which suggests he is also highly skilled with Allomantic bronze.
== History ==
Dumad habitually used duralumin-enhanced Steelpushes, using the incredible strength added by burning duralumin to compensate for the relative newness of his powers, compared to Wax's skill acquired from a lifetime of use. Instead of metal vials traditionally used by other Allomancers, which could be affected by Coinshots and Lurchers, he replenished his metals after each usage of duralumin by drinking from an aluminum flask - which even Wax thought was a good idea.
During the events prior to the Set's attempt to destroy Elendel with a trellium-harmonium bomb, Dumad and his partner Getruda attempted several times to defeat Wax and Wayne. The final attempt was at the end of Wax and Wayne's assault on the Shaw, protecting the rocket which the lawmen had deduced was the delivery method for the bomb. He was specifically trained by the Set in order to act as a counter to Waxillium Ladrian, but was ultimately defeated by Wayne after the pair decided to fight each other's doubles, rather than their own. Despite Wax's warning to stay back from Dumad due to his Leecher powers, Wayne chose to grapple with the man. Dumad attempted to capture Wayne using a pair of aluminum handcuffs, but only succeeded in clamping one of Wayne's wrists. Wayne managed to clamp the other end to Dumad's wrist. Dumad used a duralumin-enhanced Steelpush to propel both he and Wayne high into the air, but before he could drink from his aluminum flask to burn steel to slow them down, he discovered that Wayne had swiped the flask and could only watch helplessly as Wayne flung the flask away from them into the mists. The pair slammed into the floor at great speed; Dumad was instantly killed, but Wayne's stored healing was just barely enough to allow him to get up and walk away, lamenting that they had fallen too fast for Dumad to hear his witty remarks. 
Upon discovering that the rocket was in fact a decoy, and that the real bomb was on a Pewternaut ship already sailing towards Elendel, Wax and Wayne harvested the spikes from Dumad and Getruda's corpses. Wax was able to use the powers gained from Dumad's duralumin-giving spike to Steelpush directly from the Shaw to the sailing Pewternaut.
== Notes ==
Dumadari

Dumadari is a city on Roshar at the border of Jah Keved and Alethkar.
In , shortly after the death of Gavilar Kholin, Dalinar plans to take an army via Dumadari and sail to New Natanan to set up a base on the Shattered Plains before the rest of the Alethi armies arrive. He uses the journey as a cover for visiting the Nightwatcher.
In , Princess Jasnah Kholin visited Dumadari, likely while doing research of some sort. When Brightness Shallan Davar wrote to Jasnah requesting to become her ward, Jasnah invited her to come to Dumadari in two weeks for consideration. Jasnah did not believe that Shallan would arrive in Dumadari before she herself had left, but she did not know where she would be traveling next. Shallan was shocked that Jasnah had responded, but she arrived in Dumadari after Jasnah's departure. However, Jasnah had left a note in Dumadari requesting that Shallan follow Jasnah to her next destination.
During a strategy meeting before the Battle of Thaylen Field, Fen reminds Dalinar that the enemy fleet is dangerous to leave unchallenged, for it can easily attack many ports, including Kharbranth or Dumadari.
== Notes ==
Dupon Melstrom

Dupon Melstrom is a politician in Elendel on Scadrial. In , he is the sitting senator for the dockworkers in the Elendel Senate.
== Appearance and Personality ==
Waxillium Ladrian considers Melstrom to be a puppet for two houses that generally oppose Wax's politics, House Hasting and House Erikell. Melstrom and Wax are therefore antagonistic towards one another. During the debate over the Elendel Supremacy Bill, Melstrom exhibited disdain for the Outer Cities and their ability to govern themselves in the face of the perceived threat from the Southern Scadrians.
== History ==
Melstrom was considered to be a powerful senator. His close alignment with Hasting and Erikell elicited suspicion from Wax, who investigated the senator's relationship with the two houses. During the debate over the Elendel Supremacy Bill, Melstrom addressed Wax in a patronizing manner; Wax then produced a letter with direct evidence of Melstrom's corruption, hoping to stall the vote on the bill. Melstrom looked deflated as he knew his political career was seriously damaged, but Governor Varlance declined to hold impropriety hearings until after the vote. Instead, he simply disqualified Melstrom, Vennis Hasting, and the Erikell senator from voting on the bill. The bill then narrowly passed, despite Wax's efforts.
Melstrom was one of the senators implicated in documents discovered by Tobal Copper and Maraga Dulcet related to the Set's plan to bomb Elendel. However, Wax later discovered that many of those documents were forgeries, making it unlikely that Melstrom was actually aware of the Set's activities.
== Notes ==
Durk

Durk is a Rosharan--probably serving in Brightlord Meridas Amaram's army--and likely one of Kaladin's mentor figures or friends prior to his arrival on the Shattered Plains.
== Appearance and Personality ==
Nothing is known of Durk's appearance. He is a fairly superstitious man, and wears a pair of 'lucky boots' into every battle. Durk believes that one should not hedge when living ones life; he should either commit to something fully or not at all.
== History ==
It is unknown when Durk and Kaladin met. At some point before Kaladin was enslaved, Durk told Kaladin that he was a natural born soldier and an artist with the spear. He also gave Kaladin advice, telling him not to live his life hedging bets. Kaladin often recalls Durk and his advice later on in his life.
== Notes ==
Durnash

Durnash is a singer on Roshar during the True Desolation.
He is tall, and his skin is marbled red and black.
He helped govern the humans during the singer occupation of Hearthstone in . He presumably served as a guard, as he watched over the humans while armed with a sword. On the day that Dieno enne Calah came to Hearthstone, Durnash walked by Lirin while the surgeon was inspecting refugees from Herdaz.
== Notes ==
Durton

Durton is a scholar in the Final Empire on Scadrial. They are the author of Calling of Trust, which makes claims regarding divine right that the divinity of the Lord Ruler sets him up as the only one who can give another leader true authority.
Aradan Yomen quoted from the book while debating the topic with Elend Venture at a ball in Fadrex City. Elend recognized the source of the quote but responded that he preferred Gallingskaw's opinions on the matter.
== Notes ==
Duskwatch

Duskwatch is a presumed Epic due to their name.
When David Charleston first tried to join the Reckoners, Prof was the first to seriously consider his proposal to assassinate Steelheart. Tia, still skeptical, warned Prof to "remember what happened with Duskwatch". It is possible Duskwatch had tried and failed to do something similar to what David was suggesting, or that Duskwatch was an Epic whom the Reckoners had suffered adverse consequences for trying to kill.
== Notes ==
Dwookim

Dwookim is a Torish yoki-hijo who is very active in the reform movement prior to her retirement.
As a reformed yoki-hijo, she often eats, bathes, and makes other decisions for herself. Later in her career, Dwookim works only about half the days of any given week, taking the other days off for rest or other personal reasons. When working, she summons an average of roughly ten hijo in a session. She eventually retires, presumably at or by the age of seventy. Hwanji works as one of Dwookim's attendants for several years.
== Notes ==
Dyel

Dyel is an Iriali teenager alive during the migration to the fifth land. She helps her mother, a Radiant, run their shop, where they take in visitors, several of them worldhoppers.
==Appearance and Personality==
Dyel has the golden skin and hair typical of Iriali. She wears her hair long, considering it part of her heritage. In Iriali fashion, she usually wears a bandeau for a top.
==History==
A year and a month before the migration to the fifth land, respectively, Dyel and her mother met Hoid and a strange woman with many rings. 
Just before the migration, Demoux, Baon, and Galladon were visitors to her shop. When they asked her if she had seen a mistspren, she assumed Baon was the herald Nale, returned to kill her mother as he had killed her grandfather Ym, another budding radiant. After her mother returned, her spren Uma cleared up the miscommunication. The family delivered a note from Hoid to the three men. Immiediately after they left, Cusicesh the Protector rose out of the bay and announced the migration to the fifth land. Dyel, her mother, and Uma made their way into Shadesmar to begin their journey with the rest of the Iriali.
==Relationships==
===Ym===
Dyel loves and misses her grandfather Ym. She expresses that she believes in the religion of the One because it brings her closer to him.
 
== Notes ==
Category: Viewpoint characters
Dyel's mother

Dyel's mother is an Iriali Truthwatcher bonded to Uma. She runs a shop with her daughter Dyel, which takes in visitors.
== Appearance and Personality ==
Dyel's mother has the golden skin and hair typical of Iriali. In Iriali fashion, she usually wears a bandeau for a top with loose trousers below.
== History ==
A year and a month before the migration to the fifth land, respectively, Dyel and her mother met Hoid and a strange woman with many rings.
Just before the migration, Demoux, Baon, and Galladon were visitors to her shop. When they asked her daughter Dyel if she had seen a mistspren, Dyel assumed Baon was the herald Nale, returned to kill her mother as he had killed her grandfather Ym, another budding Radiant. After Dyel's mother returned, her spren Uma cleared up the miscommunication. The family delivered a note from Hoid to the three men. Immediately after they left, Cusicesh the Protector rose out of the bay and announced the migration to the fifth land. Dyel, her mother, and Uma made their way into Shadesmar to begin their journey with the rest of the Iriali.
== Notes ==
Dym

Dym is one of Dalinar's elites.
He is present during the battle where they recruited Teleb and threw Dalinar a poleaxe after he lost his longsword during his battle with Yezriar. Dalinar gives the poleaxe back to Dym while talking to a wounded soldier, and then gestures for Dym to end the soldiers suffering. When another soldier approaches with Dalinar's sword, Dym chides him for breaking it and asks if he's ok when Dalinar doesn't respond jovially.
== Notes ==
Dynamo

Dynamo is an Epic that lives in Ildithia, who succumbs to Limelight's reign.
He is a teenager who wears a loose necktie and a hat.
He has sound manipulation powers, and can act as an impromptu PA system.
== History ==
Dynamo originally served Larcener in Ildithia. After watching Limelight easily kill another Epic with flight powers, Dynamo swore his alleigance to Limelight and helped him find Larcener. He helped Limelight to project his voice when attacking a market and threatening to kill all the people inside. 
== Notes ==
Dynasty

The Dynasty is an empire that spans multiple nations on the Darkside of Taldain. 
The Dynasty exerts a great deal of control over the entirety of Darkside, to the point that Dynastic is the first language of all Darksiders. The current ruler of the Dynasty, Emperor Skathan, intentionally impedes the spread of technology and knowledge between provinces of the Dynasty in order to maintain dominance. He also attempts to prevent trade and interaction with Dayside to hide the fact that there is notable traffic between the continents.
The Dynasty is more technologically advanced than Dayside, as evidenced by their development of firearms. Paired with their perceived social development, citizens of the Dynasty generally consider Daysiders to be uncivilized.
== Notes ==
Dzhamar

Dzhamar is a swampy region of the Rose Empire on Sel. It borders the mountains of Mulla'dil.
Dzhamarians are very pale with milky-white (nearly translucent) skin, white hair, and red eyes. Their movements are somehow unnatural, and their appearance tends to give them an ageless quality to outsiders.
Dzhamar is the homeland of Bloodsealing. Their magic is generally regarded as sinister by other nations, but the Grands are not above hiring them.
Dzhamar was presumably once an independent nation, and it maintains a unique cultural identity as a constituent country of the empire. There is an intense hatred between the Dzhamarians and their neighbors, the Strikers.
==Notable Residents==
* Weedfingers
== Notes ==
Category: Bloodsealing
es:Dzhamar
Earth (Frugal Wizard)

Two versions of Earth appear in The Frugal Wizard's Handbook for Surviving Medieval England. One is a future Earth, the original home of the main character John West. The story itself takes place on an alternate medieval Earth.
Peoples and lands of the medieval Earth include:
*Weswarans
*Waelish
*Hordamen
*Eriuians
*Geats
*Norweg
*Dansic
*Hunas
*Rome
*Persia
== Notes ==
Earth (Reckoners)

The setting of The Reckoners series is a twenty-first century alternate Earth. Visible in the sky is a large red object called Calamity (a high-powered Gifting Epic), which appeared twelve years before the events of Steelheart. One year after the emergence of Calamity, the Epics, super-powered humans, appeared.
At the start of Steelheart, the High Epics, with their prime invincibility and incredible superpowers, are the de-facto rulers of humanity.
It is a Core Possibility in the Reckoners Multiverse.
== Fractured States ==
; Babilar: New York City
; Newcago: Chicago
; Portland : Portland was destroyed by a band of Epics. It is now a wasteland. Megan Tarash is from Portland.
; Ildithia: Atlanta; ruled by the Coven.
; Nashville : Ruled by the Coven.
; Lux: Sugarland, Texas; ruled by Lifeforce.
; Hell's Crater: An Epic ruled city.
== Notes ==
 
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Earth (Rithmatist)

The Rithmatist series is set on an Earth where the North American continent has been fractured into a large number of islands known as the United Isles of America. Sometime in the far past, the JoSeun people (who parallel the Korean people of our world), took over much of Europe. In the history of the Rithmatist, the Mongols were turned to work for the JoSeun empire. It borrows elements of a "steampunk" setting, incorporating springworks, a version of early industrial revolutionary technology but with more versatile applications.
== Nations ==
; United Isles of America: Collection of north American island states
; Britannia: Presumably the alternate Great Britain
; France: Presumably the alternate France
; Espania: Presumably the alternate Spain
; Egyptia: Presumably an alternate North Africa/Egypt
; JoSeun: An Asian empire
; Aztek Federation: South American nation
== History ==
Sometime in the far past, the JoSeun people, which are parallel to the Korean people of our world, took over much of Europe. In the history of the Rithmatist, the Mongols were turned to work for the JoSeun empire. The conquest of the Americas by European imperialism seems to have foundered enough that the Aztek Federation is still a power in southern America.
== Notes ==
 
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