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Ty

Ty is a squire of the Knights Radiant on Roshar and a member of the Order of Skybreakers.
== Appearance and Personality ==
Ty is one of the older Skybreaker squires. Szeth is able to immediately identify him as the leader of a small group of squires. He is competitive and strategic.
== Attributes and Abilities ==
As a Skybreaker squire of the Second Ideal, Ty has access to the Surge of Gravitation. He is skilled with Basic Lashings, as he and his team are able to fly in formation and pursue Szeth effectively. He likely would have won the contest at the Purelake had it not been for Szeth's presence.
He is presumably a squire to either Ki or Warren, as they were the only two Skybreaker masters present at the contest.
== History ==
As a Skybreaker squire, he trained at the Skybreaker fortress in Marabethia.
He was among a group of twenty-one squires that participated in a martial competence test over the Purelake, testing their ability with Basic Lashings. The squires had to throw bags of colored powder at each other and avoid getting hit by bags, which left colored marks on their white clothing. During the test, Ty led a group of four squires that attacked other individuals as a team, minimizing the return fire. They noticed that Szeth was winning the contest and focused their attention on him. Szeth was able to hold his own against the group, even hitting Ty in the face with a bag. However, Szeth ran out of Stormlight and was pelted with bags, landing in the Purelake just before the test ended. Ty finished with only five hits against him, and was shocked when the masters agreed that Szeth won via a loophole; he was cleansed of color by swimming in the lake.
== Notes ==
Tyden

Tyden is a nobleman in the Final Empire on Scadrial.
==Appearance and Personality==
Tyden exhibits extreme disdain for skaa, and Vin believes that he would likely abuse or kill them without remorse. He is not very clever, and Vin thinks his sense of humor would have fit in better with Camon's crew than it does with the nobility.
==History==
During a ball at Keep Hasting, he was part of a conversation with Vin, Kliss, Milen Davenpleu, and other nobles about recent events in Luthadel. He contributed little, other than a poorly-received joke about Ardous Geffenry's death. He became quite upset when Kliss mentioned local skaa thieving activity. His wife Carlee implied that his incompetence led him to be scammed by a thieving crew, perhaps explaining his extreme anger towards them.
==Relationships==
Carlee, who is relatively young, often publicly mocks him for his mistakes. He took part in a regular shelldry group with Milen, Rene, and another noble.
== Notes ==
Tyvnk

Tyvnk is Rysn's 'pet' Shin grass on Roshar.
==History==
Five months into her apprenticeship under her babsk, Vstim, Rysn accompanied him on a trip to Shinovar. She noted several features of the local flora that seemed odd to her, particularly the grass. She considered it too thick and messy-looking, and she also thought it was dull because it was not "smart" enough to retract due to movement or highstorms. Vstim noticed that Shinovar seemed to discomfort Rysn, and he talked to her about the distinction between "odd" and simply different. He gave her a small pot and ordered her to take a cutting of the grass and care for it in order to help her make her a better merchant. 
Rysn was initially confused by Vstim's request, but obliged without questioning him. By the following year, Rysn had realized that Vstim was right about the Shin and his trade with them had been very profitable. She named the grass Tyvnk because it meant 'sullen' in Thaylen, prompting a laugh from Vstim; he understood that she was using the grass as a proxy for her own feelings about being wrong. Although Rysn still thought of the grass itself as dumb, she brought it with her everywhere she went, including her fateful visit to Relu-na in the Reshi Sea. The grass remained in her possession during her time at the Thaylen Gemstone Reserve and after her expedition to Akinah.
After Rysn received Chiri-Chiri, the larkin displayed a notable affinity for the grass. Chiri-Chiri loves that the grass smells very alive. When she was small, she slept among the blades of grass. As she grew, she was still comforted by the grass, but she no longer fit in the pot. Although Rysn gave her a nice box to sleep in, Chiri-Chiri still liked to curl up near the grass on occasion. 
== Notes ==
Tzoctinatin

Tzoctinatin is a Dragon living in Nalhalla.
== Appearance and Personality ==
Tzoctinatin is a large scaly creature. He resents his sentence but does not speak much. His eyes have a deep vastness to them, with many colors and folds.
Due to his sentence he has had his wings clipped and travels around by climbing buildings instead of flying.
He carries a box on his back for passengers made from Orientation Glass which makes the occupants' gravity oriented in the same direction, towards the dragon's feet, at all times. It is well furnished and has comfortable couches.
== History ==
He was charged with first-degree maiden munching, had his wings clipped, and was sentenced to taxi service for 700 years.
When he gave Alcatraz and his grandfather a ride he had 300 years of his sentence remaining.
== Notes ==
UTol

UTol is a planet inhabited by Sho Del in the UTol system of the cosmere. It is noteworthy as one of few worlds to be inhabited by Sho Del and possibly for other reasons as well.
The world forms a double planet system along with Komashi, and their barycentre orbits a large red-orange sun. The planet itself is covered primarily by oceans, with relatively few land masses.
Nomad likely Skipped to UTol after he left Canticle.
==Relationship with Komashi==
From Komashi, the planet appears in the sky as a pale, soft blue "star" known as the daystar; it is the only celestial body whose light is able to penetrate the shroud. Yumi considers the appearance of the daystar to be an encouraging omen from the hijo.
Hoid does not fully understand how the light from UTol penetrates the shroud on Komashi, although he believes it is related to Virtuosity's Splintering in the region. The Splintering had the notable effect of creating the hijo on Komashi, but it is unknown if it affected UTol and its inhabitants.
===Research and Exploration===
Nagadan scientists on Komashi have been actively observing UTol, initially using telescopes and later employing a hion-powered "space bus" to orbit the planet. Their surveys indicate that the Sho Del have some settlements on the planet's limited land masses, but primarily reside on the oceans, in boats. The Nagadan have not detected any radio signals from the planet, and theorize that UTol does not have any technologically advanced societies.
Shortly before the battle of Kilahito, the space bus landed on UTol and made first contact with the Sho Del, but the results of that meeting are unknown.
== Notes ==
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UTol system

The UTol system is the planetary system that contains the planets UTol and Komashi, which form a binary system orbiting their sun. The sun itself is distinctly red-orange in color. It is larger than Roshar's sun, and comparatively closer to its inhabited planets as well. 
Virtuosity Splintered herself in the vicinity of the UTol system, leaving Splinters on Komashi and perhaps elsewhere.
The Iron Seven Waystation may also be located in the vicinity of this planetary system.
After fleeing Canticle, Zellion likely skips to the UTol System, specifically the planet UTol.
== Planets ==
;UTol: UTol is a world dominated by oceans, with very few land masses. It is inhabited by Sho Del.
;Komashi: Komashi is the home of the Torish and Nagadan people, as well as the hijo which make life on the planet possible. The invention of a certain machine caused the entire planet to be engulfed by a black shroud and produced the world's hion lines. The machine was destroyed centuries later by Yumi, which also caused the dissipation of the shroud.
== Notes ==
es:Sistema UTol
Udal nuts

Udal nuts are a type of food common on ReDawn. They grow on bushy plants that live in the crevices of the branches of ReDawn’s giant trees. They taste quite good, and are used in food bars, which last a long time without spoiling. They are not toxic to humans for the most part, though eating too many can cause flatulence. Nedd enjoys them greatly, though Kimmalyn prefers to dip them in custard.
== Notes ==
Ulan

Commander Ulan is an officer in the DDF on Detritus who works in engineering. She is a tall woman of Yeongian heritage, and is therefore a descendant of the Chinese and Korean crew that made up the Yeong-Gwang.
== History ==
After the engineering crew recovered footage from the delver attack on Detritus, Ulan insisted that they wait for Admiral Cobb before viewing it. When he arrived, she had trouble figuring out how to deal with his strong personality.
After the Superiority blew up a ship full of National Assembly members, Ulan was back in the command center on Platform Prime, arguing with Ziming near the hypercomm. Jorgen informed her and others in the room about what happened, parts of which were news to Ulan. When Jorgen and Rig used the taynix to hyperjump Detritus to the planet Evershore, Ulan radioed them and asked what was going on, to which Jorgen replied that it was a defense protocol to defend Evershore. Ulan was shocked, but didn’t get the chance to say more before Rig turned down the radio and ignored him.
== Notes ==
Ulatu

An ulatu is a traditional men's garment worn in Jah Keved on Roshar.
== Design ==
Ulatu are knee-length skirts. They can be made from silk, and are often worn with a simple shirt and a long robe or coat. Shallan notes that her great-grandfathers would have worn mink pelts with their ulatu. The ulatu has some similarities to the takama, but ulatu are typically shorter in length. 
== Use ==
Contemporary Veden fashion is closely aligned with that of Alethkar and the ulatu is seen as outdated. The only Veden men seen wearing it are Lin Davar and three toughs led by Mill that attempt to collect payment for Jushu's debts from Lin.
== Notes ==
Ulba

Ulba is a citizen of Diggen's Point on Lumar. She is Tress' mother. Ulba is kind, practical and supportive.
To make money, Ulba spends her days knitting socks and selling them to sailors. Her husband Lem helps her with this task. However, the cost of the yarn means this is not a very profitable job. Ulba is a capable seamstress and alters a spare inspector's uniform to fit Tress.
Ulba cares deeply about her family and wants to keep them safe--she used to give up part of her meals to her children, and as a result was very thin until Tress took over buying and preparing food for the family. She is physically affectionate with Tress. She initially thinks Tress's plan to save Charlie is "lunacy," but once she is convinced by Tress and Lem, she is supportive and helpful. She takes notes on the ships that enter and leave, and studies how outgoing shipments are searched to find a way for Tress to escape.
Ulba joined Tress on the Two Cups following the king's declaration that the citizens of Diggen's Point are permitted to leave.
== Notes ==
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Ulef

Ulef is a young skaa thief from Luthadel on Scadrial.
==Appearance and Personality==
He is young and gangly. He is relatively naive for someone who has grown up in the underworld. Vin thinks that he is nice, but also knows that he would betray her in the name of self-preservation.
==History==
Ulef was a member of Camon's thief crew at the same time as Vin. Vin noted on several occasions that Ulef was the only member of the crew that showed her any sort of kindness.
After Camon's attempt to scam Arriev, Vin asked Ulef to run away with her because she believed that the obligators might send Steel Inquisitors to attack the safehouse. Ulef was the closest thing Vin had to a friend; she also did not want to leave alone, and believed that Ulef had contacts in Luthadel that could help the two of them get new jobs. Vin approached Ulef while he and a few other members of the crew were drinking together. Ulef and the others initially thought that Vin might have had a romantic interest in Ulef, but Vin quickly informed Ulef of her desire to leave. Ulef agreed, and Vin started to gather her belongings. While she was distracted, Ulef snitched to Camon. Ulef appeared to feel guilty as he watched Camon beat Vin mercilessly.
After Dockson and Kelsier appeared in Camon's safehouse, Ulef was very excited about working with them; he seemed to idolize Kelsier. After quickly getting over his guilt about betraying Vin, he relayed several rumors about Kelsier's exploits to her. Like the rest of Camon's crew, he assumed that Kelsier and his crew had chosen Vin as the go-between for the two crews.
The Steel Ministry was still looking for Camon and Vin, and an Inquisitor eventually found the safehouse and butchered everyone that he found there. Vin saw Ulef's mangled body and was shocked by the brutality of the Inquisitor. Vin was sad about Ulef's death and put some of the blame on herself, but she still did not consider him a friend.
== Notes ==
Uli Da

Uli Da is the original Vessel of the Shard Ambition. She is referred to as female in the first Oathbringer letter sent to Hoid.
She is a Sho Del, one of three races on Yolen, and thus a non-human Vessel.
== History ==
Nothing is known about Uli Da's origins and life prior to the Shattering, other than that she came from Yolen. For unknown reason, she and a group of others broke cosmere's creator deity, Adonalsium, into sixteen pieces. Of those sixteen, she took up Ambition, and then made her way to the Threnodite system.
== Notes ==
es:Uli Da
Ulim

Ulim is a Voidspren who worked with Venli to bring about the Everstorm and the True Desolation. Among the Fused he is known as the Envoy for his role in ushering their Return.
== Appearance and Personality ==
Ulim appears in a red, human form. Venli describes his eyes as odd, suggesting a Shin ethnicity, or possibly non-Rosharan. He has long hair that ripples as if being blown by wind, and his size is typically small enough to fit on the palm of a hand. When particularly passionate, his form seems to electrify. When moving across surfaces, Ulim appears as rolling lightning. He can move through the air in a sudden bolt of lightning but seems to require a surface of some kind to rest on. Ulim can render himself invisible at will, and used that capability to hide from most Listeners for years.
Ulim often speaks with an arrogant, spiteful attitude marked by human mannerisms, as noted by Hariel. He has little compassion or respect for the listeners, despite having worked closely with Venli for many years. He addresses them as children, mocks their war against the Alethi, and treats Venli's mourning over the loss of Eshonai with derision. In contrast, Ulim speaks with deference when in the presence of the Fused, for whom he has great fear and respect.
== History ==
Ulim had a history with the Herald Nale, although they were not friends. Ulim appeared to be somewhat fearful of Nale, to the point that he stopped talking when Nale told him to quiet. 
Ulim somehow managed to escape from Braize to Roshar. Over eight years prior to the Fused capture of Urithiru, Ulim met Venli while she was trying to discover new forms for her people. Venli received a gemstone from Axindweth which contained him. He convinced her that they should work together to bring about the return of her people's gods. The pair collaborated secretly to capture stormspren and make the discovery of stormform. Though Venli took credit for the research, Ulim was primarily responsible for the work performed.
After the summoning of the Everstorm, Ulim revealed himself to the surviving listeners and became somewhat of a leader to them. He directed Venli and others to search in the chasms for Eshonai's body in order to claim her Shardblade and Shardplate before pressing them to meet up with the Fused. He instructed Venli, Demid, and seven other listeners on how to prepare themselves to be taken by the souls of the Fused at the coming of an Everstorm.
== Notes ==
Ulina

Ulina is a member of the Sons of Honor on Roshar. She is also a member of Ialai Sadeas's inner circle.
== History ==
Ulina was once an unimportant lighteyed scribe. During the True Desolation, she joined Ialai Sadeas in her bid to seize power in the Alethi warcamps on the Shattered Plains after many of the residents left for Urithiru. Through Ialai, she became a member of the Sons of Honor. Ialai, who had become quite reclusive, often used Ulima to do tasks that she didn't wish to do herself.
In , Ulina was involved in recruiting "Chanasha Hasareh" for the Sons of Honor, who was actually Shallan in disguise. Ulina and some fellow co-conspirators drugged Shallan and brought her to Ialai. After Ialai's death, Ulina and the rest of the remaining Sons of Honor were gagged and apprehended by Adolin and his team of soldiers.
== Notes ==
Ulius

The ulius is a type of classic dueling sword on Roshar. It was commonly used by Alethi lighteyes in duels of honor during the reign of Sadees.
Adolin Kholin bought an antique ulius with a nick in it from the Velinar/Gulastis duel as a present for Idani, misinterpreting her innuendo regarding swords. She did not accept the gift, and he kept it for himself.
== Notes ==
Ulutu Dynasty

The Ulutu Dynasty is a Azish dynasty from Roshar spoken about in Azish legends and histories. It is unclear if they are an actual historical dynasty or one that exists only in legend. Scholars generally agree that they existed, but cannot agree upon the time in which they existed. They are said to have lasted for at least fifteen emperors, and to have fought off at least five Tagarut invasions.
== Notes ==
Ulvlk

Ulvlk is a Thaylen artifabrian on Roshar and a member of the Vriztl Guild.
== Appearance and Personality ==
Ulvlk is a young Thaylen woman. She is loyal to her guild, but she is also concerned about the greater good.
== Attributes and Abilities ==
As a member of the Vriztl Guild, Ulvlk is knowledgeable regarding the known properties of Stormlight and fabrials, including certain "trade secrets" that are shared only among guild members. She serves in Queen Fen Rnamdi's court in Thaylen City.
== History ==
In , Ulvlk and her colleague Vrandl visited Urithiru to listen to Navani's lectures on fabrials. During their visit, Raboniel invaded the tower and fighting between the singers and humans commenced. Navani made contact with the Sibling and began receiving information about Raboniel's likely plans. As an expert on fabrials, Navani was aware that the two Thaylen scholars might have confidential information that would be crucial to defending the tower, and she kept them close by.
Acting on the Sibling's instructions, Navani sought a method to quickly transfer Stormlight between gemstones. Vrandl became suspicious since Navani needed very specific information that only she and Ulvlk could provide, and believed that Navani was trying to trick them into revealing their "trade secrets". Navani rebuked the Thaylens for withholding information that could potentially save humanity. Although she initially resisted, Ulvlk decided to reveal the Vriztl secret of using a specific sound frequency created by tuning forks to transfer Light between gems. Ulvlk was nervous about giving Navani this information; Vrandl maintained her position that Navani's motivation was a ruse, and told Ulvlk that she would be expelled by the guild for revealing their secret, although Navani reassured Ulvlk that she only wanted to stop the invaders. Navani presumably soon convinced Vrandl that she was genuine, as the coalition scholars were provided with two tuning forks by the Thaylens.
Ulvlk's decision to reveal the Thaylen method of Stormlight transfer allowed the Sibling to temporarily protect their crystal pillar from Raboniel. It was also a turning point in Navani's scholarly knowledge of Lights and Rhythms. Navani and Rushu had been unable to deduce the relatively simple tuning fork method that had been passed down in the Vriztl Guild for centuries. Learning of the Thaylen method (which actually used the pure tone of Honor) was foundational to Navani's later breakthroughs while she was held captive by Raboniel, including Warlight and Anti-Voidlight.
== Notes ==
Uma

Uma is a mistspren bonded to Dyel's mother on Roshar.
==Appearance and Personality==
In the Physical Realm, Uma appears as a collection of lights like those scattered by a prism.
==History==
When the daughter of her Radiant mistook Baon for Nale, she cleared it up. Soon after, Dyel's mother was called on the Iriali Long Trail, and Uma was uncertain if she would be able to follow.
== Notes ==
category: Shardblades
Unativi

Unativi is a peakspren sailor in Shadesmar on Roshar. He is the cousin of Ua'pam, another peakspren bonded to Zu. He runs a barge and has some skill in manifesting goods via Stormlight.
== Appearance and Personality ==
Unativi is bald, like other peakspren, with more cracks on the head than the other parts of body. He likes to wear a hat. His deep cracks in his skin emanate a molten light which varies in intensity.
Unativi doesn't trust humans. He doesn't approve of Ua'pam bonding Zu and believes that he can run from the conflict when Odium's war reaches Shadesmar.
== History ==
In , Unativi brought his barge to sail the human envoy from Urithiru to the honorspren stronghold of Lasting Integrity. He refused to take the group all the way to Lasting Integrity, instead sailing them to Nameless and leaving them there.
Unativi used part of his crew's payment of Stormlight to manifest goods from the ocean of beads. He got his cousin Ua'pam to help him with the task and berated him for running off to fight instead of working with the crew on the barge. After reaching Nameless, Unativi left the barge with Shallan Davar while he and the crew looked for supplies. On his way back to the barge, he met and talked with the honorspren Notum.
== Notes ==
Underbloods

The underbloods are a group of people in Newcago; possibly a gang, or servants of some Epic from another city. They seem to be opposed to Steelheart's regime, as Curveball and his underlings fight with them occasionally.
The underbloods kill one of Curveball's men, Eddie Macano, two days before David attempts to blend in by pretending to be on site on orders from Eddie. David isn't aware of that, which blows his cover.
== Notes ==
Underscore

Callsign Underscore is a scout from Ranger flight in the DDF. He is the eighth member of his flight and flies a Val-class reconnaissance ship, which is designed for scanner avoidance and speed, rather than firepower. 
Underscore, along with Cloak, joined Skyward flight under the command of Jorgen in the battle where Hurl died. Underscore and Cloak were ordered by Jorgen to identify enemy ships and relay the information back to Flight Command.
== Notes ==
Understreets

The Understreets are areas in Newcago located "underground"/inside the tunnels carved or otherwise created in steel, into which the ground has been transformed by Steelheart.
The streets vary by depth, some being shallow, with grates opening to the sky, and some too deep for anything but artificial lighting. They were cut into the steel by Diggers. As a result of their subsequent madness, understreets vary by levels. Upper levels have enough space for homes and alternating lighting allowing limited navigation. The lower levels, called the Steel Catacombs, were dug mostly randomly, and are easy to get lost in. Steelheart's police rarely patrolled the understreets and shops had to have people watching them. 
Knowing the different colored light patterns allowed for navigation through the upper levels of the understreets. It is common practice to carry a weapon around the understreets.
== Notes ==