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Dark Keep

The Dark Keep is a castle in the city Pitch on Mirandus. It is described as the citadel of shadow and fear by Rastik. Karkun, the first Dark One, created the keep in which the Well of Sorrows is contained. The doors of the keep stood closed for a lifetime, until Paul Tanasin rose as the Dark One to open them.
== Layout and Design ==
The Dark Keep is located centrally in the city of Pitch, rising above the surrounding structures as a collection of spiky towers. Through the massive keep doors, is a wide set of stairs leading up past many Ironkeepers standing guard on plinths. Further in is the hall where the Well of Sorrows sits with towering statues of previous Dark Ones guarding it.
== Notes ==
Dark One (title)

The Dark One is a dread tyrant from Earth, who rises up to lead the drull against the Kingdoms of Light on Mirandus. The Dark One is always opposed by the Destined One, a magical figure who rises up and fights for the light. Prior to Paul Tanasin, no Dark One had ever been victorious over their Destined One counterpart.
== Powers ==
The Dark One can kill someone, and has the power to use their soul by binding it to an object. Binding the soul to an object gives the object power. The emotions the person was feeling at the time of their death influences the power given to the object when bound. Since Nikka loved her brother Paul, the necklace she was bound to protected Paul and kept him safe. Sir Ysla hated Paul and wanted to kill him, so the sword he was bound to became very good at killing and Paul was able to use it to great effect.
The Dark One also has many Ironkeepers at their disposal, though they also require a soul to be bound to power them. One soul is enough to power many Ironkeepers. Paul kills Rastik at their insistence, to power the Ironkeepers stationed in the Dark Keep when the Kingdoms of Light start their assault on Pitch.
Malmahan the Uncalled also has the ability to take control of people, doing so in the courtroom where his trial is taking place. Malmahan claims that he can take control of them due to the hatred they feel for him, as he has made himself something of a legend on Earth from all the murders he has committed, and as people can't remember his face. Malmahan has complete control over these people, able to get them to jump from a great height to their injury or death, without hesitation.
== Notable Dark Ones ==
== Notes ==
Category:Dark Ones
Category:Magic
Dark One Book 1

Dark One Book 1 is the first book in a series of graphic novel written by Brandon Sanderson and adapted into its format by Jackson Lanzing and Collin Kelly, with artwork by Nathan Gooden. The colors are by Kurt Michael Russell and the lettering is by Andworld Design. The story takes places both on Earth and in an alternate world called Mirandus, with the two worlds influencing each other, even though only some in each are aware of the other. Though the protagonist, Paul Tanasin, is from Earth, there are prophecies of him in Mirandus -- prophecies claiming that he will be their destroyer, the Dark One.
== Synopsis ==
Visions of a dark and fantastic world haunt Paul Tanasin.
But when he discovers they are prophecies from Mirandus-
A world in which he's destined to become a fearsome
destroyer-He'll have to embrace the fear, rise up
as the Dark One, and shatter everything.
== Summary ==
The graphic novel primarily follows Paul Tanasin and his mother Lin Yang-Tanasin, with a large focus on Feotora, a princess of the Kingdoms of Light, and Mr. Caligo, a man accused of being a serial killer.
=== Paul Tanasin ===
Paul is the primary focus of the novel. At the start, he is living by himself while receiving help from the therapist Dr. Marcus. He then has to deal with an assassination attempt from a knight from another world, before finding himself on Mirandus, an alternate world to Earth. Here he comes to learn he is the Dark One, a person destined to rise up and lead the dark beings of Mirandus fight against the light. Paul eventually comes out victorious in the fight against the Kingdoms of Light, the first Dark One to ever achieve this. He is last seen taken into custody back on Earth after mysteriously been dragged back there, shortly after his victory speech.
=== Lin Yang-Tanasin ===
Lin is a successful defense attorney who is given the job of defending Mr. Caligo, a man who is accused of fifteen murders across as many years. She attempts to get his wish of a death penalty in exchange for a guilty plea during his trial, but ultimately fails and is forced to assist him in his goal of getting back to Mirandus. She kills Mr. Caligo after he informs her that he is really Malmahan, the previous Dark One, which then helps them transition to Mirandus where Malmahan takes her captive.
== Cover Gallery ==
== Notes ==
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Dark One Book 1/Covers

This is a gallery for all known covers for Dark One Book 1. For more information about each cover, including other editions and translations using the same art, check each file's individual page. 
Dark One Cover.jpg | United States (Vault, 2020)
Dark One FCBD cover.jpg | United States (Vault Free Comic Book Day preview edition, 2020)
Dark One Retail cover.jpg | United States (Vault, 2021)
Dark One Retail BN edition.jpg | United States (Vault Barnes & Noble edition, 2021)
Dark One 1.jpg | United States (Vault, interior)
 
Category:Cover Galleries
Darla Mee-Bim

Darla Mee-Bim was an applicant for the Defiant Defence Force (DDF) Flight School, and was seated next to Spensa for the entrance exam. During the exam, Spensa peaked at Darla's test, discovering that the other girl was doing an exam entirely different to her own. While Darla's test contained questions regarding flight maneuvers, Spensa's exam was on sewage and ventilation.
== Notes ==
Darlin Cett

Darlin Cett is a member of House Cett on Scadrial. He is either the Lord of House Cett during , or acts as the representative of House Cett on the Elendel Senate.
== Appearence and Personality ==
Darlin Cett is a well dressed man, with slicked back, thinning hair. He also uses powders, likely to whiten his skin as is fashionable during . Darlin is knowledgable about Elendel politics, and he is somewhat of a war hawk, believing that they should deal the first strike to the Outer Cities. However, after realising that there was a bomb pointed at Elendel, he immediately made arrangements to flee, valuing his own life above those of the common people.
== History ==
Darlin was the senator for House Cett during . After Steris Ladrian asked the Senate to approve of a Select Council to deal with the issue of the Outer Cities, Darlin voted in favour of this proposal, knowing that he would be included in the council. During the meeting this council held, Darlin argued for a preemptive strike against the Outer Cities, believing that if they waited, they soon wouldn’t be able to win anymore. After receiving a message detailing the presence of an Outer Cities’ bomb that was pointed at Elendel, Darlin immediately made arrangements to flee the city.
== Notes ==
Darrelnai

Darrelnai was a location in the domain of King Wednegon, after the Ascension of the Lord Ruler, and presumably prior to that in Classical Scadrial. It may have been the name of Wednegon's kingdom, or a city within it. 
Prior to the Ascension, the Deepness hurt Darrelnai's food stores, which caused persistent issues after the Lord Ruler's rise. Wednegon blames this lack of food for why his soldiers could not fight off the koloss. It is said that Wednegon was the last leader to fight off the Lord Ruler in military combat, so it is not clear how long Darrelnai survived if the Deepness still affected it so long after the Ascension.
== Notes ==
Darriance

Darriance is Waxillium Ladrian's house butler at the Ladrian mansion in Elendel on Scadrial.
Darriance performs the usual duties of a butler, such as acting as a doorman and taking people's coats. He takes messages and packages for Wax when he is away from the mansion, and Ranette trusts him enough to leave new equipment with him. Darriance also helps Wax practice using a steel bubble by shooting at him while Wax wears extensive padding and armor.
Wayne is amused by Darriance's adherence to protocol and is perpetually trying to provoke him, but Darriance just brushes it off. Wayne jokes that Darriance will snap and try to kill everyone someday.
== Notes ==
Dashe

Dashe is an Elantrian from Sel.
He is Karata's second-in-command, helping to keep the Roost safe. After Raoden's arrival he forms a team to raid Aanden against the behest of both Karata and Raoden.
He brings Raoden the news that Hrathen has been 'healed' after being through the Shaod. He also is present when Sarene is struck by the Shaod.
He helps Matisse keep the children of New Elantris safe during the invasion of Arelon.
He is awarded with two seons, one of whom, Aeo, he Passes to Matisse.
== Notes ==
Dashir boys

The Dashir boys are criminals which High Lord Waxillium Ladrian pursued during his time as a lawman in the Roughs of Scadrial. 
Lady Steris Harms compiled biographies of many of Wax's old enemies, including the Dashir boys, in order to prepare for their wedding. She hoped to invite one of them to the wedding ceremony so that she could plan for a disturbance.
== Notes ==
Daughnin

Daughnin is a criminal in Elendel on Scadrial.
Captain Reddi of the Fourth Octant brought Daughnin in, but they ultimately escaped justice because of Reddi's unfamiliarity with the law. A month after their release, Claude Aradel used Daughnin's case as an example of how Marasi's background in the solicitors' office made her a beneficial addition to the police force. 
== Notes ==
Davar

House Davar is a small lighteyed Veden family living in the Valam princedom of Jah Keved.
== Characters ==
* Balat Davar - second son, engaged to Eylita Tavinar, kills cremlings for pleasure
* Helaran Davar - estranged eldest son
* Jushu Davar - fourth son, obsessive gambler
* Lin Davar - father and head of the household
* Shallan Davar - youngest child and only daughter of Lin and his late first wife
* Wikim Davar - third son, intellectual
== Places ==
* Davar estate - some land with various mines which were augmented using soulcasters
* Davar manor - the main family home
Category: Family names
Davar Soulcaster

The Davar Soulcaster is a Soulcasting fabrial formerly in the possession of House Davar.
The provenance of the Soulcaster is unknown, but it was considered illicit in Jah Keved since it was presumed to be stolen from Alethkar. It was loaned to Lin Davar by Luesh or one of his Ghostblood associates circa .
==Appearance and Function==
It is similar in appearance to other Soulcasting fabrials; it is worn on the wrist with two rings, a bracelet, and chains that loop around the fingers and connect a triangular setting for three gemstones. At least one of the gemstones is a smokestone and it likely that it also has a topaz since the fabrial would have been attuned to the Essence of Talus in order to create marble, jade, and opal deposits. It looks exactly like Jasnah's "Soulcaster", although the gemstones are not quite as large. After the Davar Soulcaster was damaged, one of the chains and one of the stone settings were expertly repaired, but the device no longer functioned and the gemstones were removed.
==History==
After Luesh joined the Davar household as its steward, he worked with Lin and a surveyor to "discover" valuable new mineral deposits on Davar lands, returning the family to prominence after it had nearly gone bankrupt. In fact, Luesh was trained in using the Soulcaster to create marble and other minerals. He declined to show anyone else how to use it. The Ghostbloods were presumably putting Lin in their debt with the hopes that he could supplant Valam as highprince.
Despite the wealth provided by the mineral deposits, Lin continued his slide into violence and instability, and the Soulcaster was damaged in a brutal fight between Lin and his son Balat. After Lin died, his children found the Soulcaster and some strange maps.
The Davar children tried to hide Lin's death, but it quickly became clear that they would go broke without a working Soulcaster. Shallan and her brothers came up with a plan for Shallan to switch their Soulcaster out with one known to be in Jasnah Kholin's possession. After Shallan left for Kharbranth, Luesh died mysteriously, and a few weeks later a group of Ghostbloods visited House Davar asking for their Soulcaster back. Shallan hoped to take Jasnah's fabrial, somehow use it to create more minerals, and then give it to the Ghostbloods to replace the one that was broken.
Shallan traveled to Kharbranth, was taken on as Jasnah's ward, and managed to swap the broken Soulcaster with Jasnah's. Jasnah wore the Davar Soulcaster for some time, not realizing it was broken since her own Soulcaster was a decoy. Shallan eventually revealed to Jasnah that she had swapped the fabrials after she was poisoned by the ardent Kabsal. After Jasnah was able to save her anyway, Shallan finally realized that both she and Jasnah could manipulate the Surge of Transformation and didn't need the fabrials at all.
Jasnah told Shallan that Navani might be able to fully repair the Davar Soulcaster. However, Shallan lost it to the ocean during the sinking of the Wind's Pleasure.
== Notes ==
category: possessive articles
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Davim

Davim is a member of the listener Council of Five in Narak during the War of Reckoning on Roshar.
== Appearance and Personality ==
Davim wears workform, representing it in the Council of Five. He's broad-faced, with skin that is mostly black with some red swirls. He is somewhat impatient, seeking to obtain the ability to use stormform regardless of the dangers that it might pose. Nonetheless, he is reasonable and relatively careful, and acknowledges that the Council needs to be unified given the possible dangers of the new form. After seeing the changes in Eshonai, he's still eager to use it, and becomes tempted by the power that the form bestows.
== History ==
At some point during the War of Reckoning, Davim was chosen for the Council of Five and joined it in workform. After Venli proposed the plan of taking on stormform, he was eager to try it out. Nonetheless, he sided with Eshonai in saying that she should be the one to perform the test, as Venli was too important to lose. He was also concerned about the possibility of Eshonai herself dying, pointing out that she was their last remaining Shardbearer.
After Eshonai was taken over by stormform, Davim was initially angry with her for not sharing her plans with the rest of the Five, then cautious about her proposed plan to transform the entire listener population. Later, he inquired about how the new form felt, and became far more interested in taking it on when he heard the answer. He intended to speak with Eshonai further about the topic out of earshot of other members of the Five, and she believed he was already on her side. His attitude implied that he planned to wear stormform himself, but whether he did so is unknown.
== Notes ==
Dawn's Shadow

Dawn's Shadow is a location, presumably a settlement, on the coast of far eastern Roshar.
It is located east of the Unclaimed Hills, on a sea connected to the Ocean of Origins. It is situated in the former Silver Kingdom of Natanatan. The nearest population center is the city-state of New Natanan.
Although eastern Roshar has been described as a "crumbling" empty wasteland, Dawn's Shadow is known to some mapmakers in Alethkar.
== Notes ==
Dawncity

Dawncity is a term used to describe a city on Roshar that is old enough to be able to trace the origin of said city all the way back to the Dawnsingers.
As of , discussing the Dawncities had recently become fashionable among the Alethi lighteyes. In fact, Highprince Hatham's wife studied the Dawncities. Au-nak believed that the city of Sesemalex Dar was a Dawncity, due to the complex stone patterns that the city was built within. However, no city has yet been confirmed to be a Dawncity. In Dalinar's visions, he saw no sign of any of the Dawncities.
It is believed that they may have been created by the Dawnsingers making use of an early form of Stoneshaping to shape cities in the stone. They may also have been created with the use of Surgebinding, although they are beyond the scope of what a single or group of Radiants could create using the power of Soulcasting. 
== Notes ==
Category: Locations
Dawnface

Dawnface is one of the six Faces of the cube, a magical world that is shaped like a cube rather than a sphere. It shares Borders with Drakeface and Sixthface.
The cube is saturated with magic, and as a result the people of the cube are born with innate magic, the manifestation of which depends on the Face where they were born. The people of Dawnface can bend magic to their will, creating powerful effects through sorcery, unlike the small effects of Sixthfacer knacks.
 
== Notes ==
Dawnshard (novella)/Covers

This is a gallery for all known covers for Dawnshard. For more information about each cover, including other editions and translations using the same art, check each file's individual page. 
Dawnshard cover.jpg | United States (Dragonsteel)
Dawnshard UK Cover - Amazon.jpg | United Kingdom (Titan Books via Amazon UK)
Dawnshard UK Cover - Forbidden Planet.jpg | United Kingdom (Titan Books via Forbidden Planet)
Dawnshard UK Cover - Waterstones.jpg | United Kingdom (Titan Books via Waterstones)
Dawnshard PL Cover.jpg | Poland (MAG)
Dawnshard DE Cover.jpeg | Germany (Heyne)
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Dawnshard BG Cover.jpeg | Bulgaria (Артлайн-Студиос / Artline Studios)
 
Category:Cover Galleries
Dawnshard (novella)/Statistical analysis

This page contains a statistical analysis of Dawnshard, a novella in The Stormlight Archive.
For a full series overview and other books in the series, see The Stormlight Archive/Statistical analysis.
=== Chapter by Chapter Breakdown ===
Chapter 	Character 	Word Count	Percentage
Prologue 	Yalb 	1,361 	2.47%
Chapter 1 	Rysn Ftori	2,659 	4.83%
Chapter 2 	Rysn Ftori	3,365 	6.11%
Chapter 3 	Lopen 	2,660 	4.83%
Chapter 4 	Rysn Ftori	2,848 	5.17%
Chapter 5 	Rysn Ftori	2,768 	5.02%
Chapter 6 	Rysn Ftori	2,635 	4.78%
Chapter 6 	Nikliasorm	883 	1.6%
Chapter 7 	Lopen 	2,491 	4.52%
Chapter 8 	Rysn Ftori	2,037 	3.7%
Chapter 9 	Rysn Ftori	5,465 	9.92%
Chapter 10	Rysn Ftori	2,782 	5.05%
Chapter 11	Lopen 	2,507 	4.55%
Chapter 12	Rysn Ftori	1,528 	2.77%
Chapter 13	Lopen 	1,880 	3.41%
Chapter 14	Rysn Ftori	1,035 	1.88%
Chapter 15	Lopen 	2,558 	4.64%
Chapter 15	Rysn Ftori	985 	1.79%
Chapter 16	Rysn Ftori	2,181 	3.96%
Chapter 17	Lopen 	536 	0.97%
Chapter 17	Rysn Ftori	392 	0.71%
Chapter 18	Lopen 	860 	1.56%
Chapter 18	Rysn Ftori	1,313 	2.38%
Chapter 18	Lopen 	334 	0.61%
Chapter 18	Rysn Ftori	811 	1.47%
Chapter 19	Lopen 	255 	0.46%
Chapter 19	Rysn Ftori	3,549 	6.44%
Epilogue 	Lopen 	1,326 	2.41%
Epilogue 	Rysn Ftori	1,092 	1.98%
=== Unique POV Breakdown ===
Character (4)	# of POVs (29)	% of Total POVs	Word Count (55,096)	% of Word Count
Lopen 	10 	34.48% 	15,407 	27.96%
Nikliasorm 	1 	3.45% 	883 	1.6%
Rysn Ftori 	17 	58.62% 	37,445 	67.96%
Yalb 	1 	3.45% 	1,361 	2.47%
*3.5x
category: statistics
Dawnsinger

The Dawnsingers are the original native people of Roshar, ancient singers that predated the arrival of humans and Odium on the planet.
==Legends==
Like other ancient Rosharan concepts, Vorin legends obfuscated the true nature of the Dawnsingers for centuries, if not millennia. The ardentia believe them to be healing spren sent by the Almighty to care for humans. They are also said to be the origin of glyphs and letters.
Some lighteyes believe that certain cities known as "Dawncities" can trace their origins back to the Dawnsingers. These claims seem to stem from the spectacular organic architecture that mirrors specific cymatic patterns in cities such as Sesemalex Dar and surpasses known human capabilities, but there is no direct evidence of the origin of these cities.
==History==
Roshar is known to have been designed and created by Adonalsium and the Dawnsingers were the planet's earliest inhabitants. The specifics of their creation are not known.
The discovery of the Eila Stele refuted many of the legends surrounding the Dawnsingers. The stele contained the oldest known text on Roshar, written by a Dawnsinger in their native language known as Dawnchant. It recounted the arrival of humans to Roshar after they destroyed their home planet of Ashyn, possibly using a Dawnshard in some way. The Dawnsingers took pity on the humans and gave them the land that became Shinovar. After the humans arrived, they betrayed the Dawnsingers and even turned their gods "of spren, stone, and wind" against them; this presumably referred to the power of Surgebinding being granted to humans, which motivated the spren to begin forming Nahel bonds with them. Odium was involved in these events, and the Dawnsingers considered him a god of the humans. The Dawnsingers believed that Odium sucked in all emotion, and therefore named the humans the "Voidbringers".
After the revelations of the Eila Stele, some members of the Radiant Order of Skybreakers led by Nale determined that the Dawnsingers remained the rightful rulers of Roshar. Because Skybreakers were obligated to enforce the prevailing law, Nale and his followers planned to swear to the Dawnsingers and their laws instead of the local codes put in place by humans.
==Legacy==
The Dawnsingers are the ancestors of modern singers, including the listeners. Some of the songs of the listeners—including the Song of Spren, the Song of Secrets, and the Song of Histories—mention the ancient history of the singers. They refer to the perceived betrayal perpetrated by humans and spren, and go on to mention the adoption of forms of power to help fight back (and some unintended consequences). However, this history is "fraught" and the songs are not entirely consistent.
== Notes ==
Dawnslight

Dawnslight is an Epic in the city of Babilar. To the people of Babilar, he is practically a god. Due to his seeming generosity, he is loved rather than feared, though no one knows for sure if he even exists. Many people worship him and pray to him.
== Attributes and Ablities ==
Dawnslight's Epic powers allow him to make fruits grow faster, helping to feed the people of Babilar. He also causes the spraypaint in the city to glow and the radios to run without batteries. In addition, he also warms the waters of Babilar, keeping them from being too cold.
He can communicate with people in the city by causing vines to grow fortune cookies with messages inside them.
Dawnslight causes very sturdy roots to grow around the bases of the buildings. Even when Regalia is killed and the waters recede, not a single building collapses.
When he is not dreaming, he is aware of the world around him, but he sometimes has trouble distinguishing when he's dreaming or not.
== History ==
While Dawnslight was very young, and before obtaining his powers, he fell into a life-long coma. He turned Babilar into a fanciful paradise, turning his childhood dreams into reality. He was treated by a doctor in the same room as Regalia. 
Dawnslight briefly made contact with David when he's in Babilar, and later helped him escape from Regalia by turning off all the lights in the area. When Regalia caught up to David and attacked him with tendrils of water, Dawnslight used plant roots to soak up the water and stop her attacks.
== Notes ==