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== Official Artwork ==
Truthwatcher by Randy Vargas.jpg | by Truthwatcher, Call to Adventure: The Stormlight Archive
Confront A Monster by Artem Demura.jpg | by Confront a Monster, Call to Adventure: The Stormlight Archive
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Kholin Holiday Card.jpg | by Kholin Holiday Card
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Renarin Miniature.png| by Renarin Miniature from the Stormlight Premium Miniatures Kickstarter
Renarin Character Pin.png | by Renarin Character Pin
== Fanworks ==
Glys Bonnie Johnson.JPG | by 
Renarin and Glys.png | by Glys and Renarin
Renarin glys.jpg | by User: Sheep Glys with Renarin
Renarin by clarinking.jpg | by With Renarin
Renarin by Elisgardor.jpg | by With Renarin
Renarin by Connor Chamberlain.jpg | by With Renarin
Renarin Rlain Elisgardor.jpeg | by With Renarin, Rlain, and Tumi
Corrupted by Marie Seeberger.jpg | by In Thaylen City
Transforming Love by Marie Seeberger.jpg | by In Thaylen City
Glys by rspixart.jpg | by The way he might appear in Shadesmar
Glys and Tumi by rspixart.jpg | by With Tumi
Category: Gallery Subpages
Gnash the Slaughterer

Gnash the Slaughterer is a garqua that lives in an oceanic fragment in the nowhere. It is blue, thick as a man’s thigh, and has little flippered legs along its long body. Like all garqua, Gnash is a vegetarian, and particularly enjoys fruit. 
== History ==
Spensa and Chet came across Gnash when sailing across the fragment on their way to the Broadsider base. It came up to their raft when Chet tossed a piece of fruit into the water with a rope around it. Gnash ate the fruit, and Spensa tightened the rope into a leash. Chet had Gnash tow them across the water by tossing pieces of fruit far ahead for Gnash to chase after. Though Chet didn't always throw a piece, Gnash kept going, expecting Chet to throw another one. When Spensa and Chet reached the end of the fragment, they set Gnash free and gave her some more fruit.
== Notes ==
Gneorndin Cett

Gneorndin Cett is the only son of Ashweather Cett on Scadrial.
== Personality ==
Gneorndin has a strong protective instinct for his family. He dislikes Breeze for being in a relationship with his sister, Allrianne, who is much younger than Breeze. When Vin threatens his father's life, Gneorndin attempts to protect his father, despite his lack of powers and fear of Vin's abilities.
== History ==
After the Collapse, Gneorndin invited King Elend Venture to meet with his father, King Ashweather Cett in a week to discuss Allrianne. He accused Elend of kidnapping her, even though he knew it was not true. Gneorndin also seemed to know at that point that Breeze was in a relationship with Allrianne, due to the fact that he glared at Breeze and did not seem to like him very much.
When Vin launched her attack with Zane Venture on Keep Hasting, Gneorndin was there. Although he had no Allomantic powers, Gneorndin tried to protect his father from Vin's wrath. On Cett's request, Vin simply knocked him aside rather than seriously injuring or killing him.
After Cett joined his forces with Elend's, Gneorndin was at the meeting of the crew when Elend explained how the encroaching mists of the Deepness would soon make growing conventional crops impossible.
As Gneorndin is the only known male member of House Cett (aside from Ashweather), it seems likely that through his lineage the house continued to exist past the Catacendre and into Mistborn Era 2 and modern Scadrial.
== Notes ==
God Beyond

The God Beyond or the Unknown God is a god that is worshipped on multiple planets in the cosmere. It is a belief in a greater God of the universe beyond entities like Shards, and presumably Adonalsium itself. It is unknown what relationship the God Beyond has to Adonalsium or to the Beyond, although it is presumably held to be greater than Adonalsium.
== Mentions of the religion ==
* On Scadrial, Wayne and Lessie mention the God Beyond in passing. Wayne believes the God Beyond to have directly made the world and the people in it.
* On Roshar, Hoid refers to the God Beyond in a parable while talking with Shallan. Dalinar also casually mentions the God Beyond while talking to Kaladin. Nomad states that he believes in the God Beyond while on Canticle, he believes it to be separate from Adonalsium.
* On Sel, it is referred to as the Unknown God by the MaiPon, although this is indeed the same as the God Beyond. Wan ShaiLu prays to the Unknown God, and her people relate it to the rocks that fell from the sky. Additionally, while attempting to become an Elantrian at Devotion's Perpendicularity, Hoid thinks that the lights of the restored city of Elantris seem to ascend "to the Unknown God's domain itself."
* On Threnody, Silence Montane and her daughter William Ann swear to the God Beyond.
== Trivia ==
* The relation between the Beyond and the God Beyond, like most questions about the Beyond, is currently RAFO'd.
* Brandon Sanderson has compared the God Beyond to various Gnostic interpretations of God, likely referring to the Monad. 
* According to Silence Montane, the symbol for the religion worshipping the God Beyond is a silver dagger.
== Notes ==
es:Dios del Más Allá
Golombi

Golombi is a Rosharan scholar of Stormlight.
Golombi's work suggested that Stormlight-infused gemstones could enhance food growth in dark rooms more than candlelight. However, there was an issue with efficiency, and Golombi also thought that the results of testing may have been compromised.
Taravangian and Adrotagia knew of Golombi's work. They briefly discussed its relevance while pondering the food sources used by the Knights Radiant at Urithiru.
== Notes ==
Gongsha bailiff

The bailiff of is a resident of Gongsha Town.
When Yumi declared she would be destroying the scholars' machine, Liyun sent Hwanji to get the bailiff in order to help execute the yoki-hijo's decision. The bailiff, along with a dozen men carrying hammers, accompanied Nikaro and Yumi's retinue to confront the scholars. The bailiff turns into a nightmare along with the others before they can accomplish their task. Later, when Yumi searches for the machine, she finds the scholars have hidden it in the bailiff's home.
== Notes ==
Gor

Gor is a soldier in Amaram's army on Roshar.
== History ==
In , when Gor was barely out of his teens, Amaram's army was fighting against Brightlord Hallaw's army. Gor spoke with the squadleader Varth, repeating Brightlord Sheler's command to hold position where they were. Varth realized that he didn't have enough fighting men, so he told the nearby messenger boys to arm themselves and instructed Gor to place them at the front of the squad's formation. Gor briefly questioned this order, but ultimately complied. This sequence of events led to Tien's death, and for a time Kaladin was fueled by his desire for vengeance on Varth and all of his soldiers.
== Notes ==
Goro

Goro is a kitsen warrior from Evershore. He pilots a ship called the Ever-Glorious Crashing Waves of Time, and has a great number of frontal destructors.
== History ==
=== Skyward Flight's Arrival ===
When members of Skyward Flight arrived on Evershore to retrieve their friends and meet with the kitsen, Goro intercepted Kauri’s radio message to them, and arrived to meet the humans outside Dreamspring. He demanded that the human “invaders” leave immediately. When FM said that they came in peace, Goro demanded they prove it by sending one of their number to duel his champion in trial by combat. Kauri calmed Goro down somewhat, and he agreed that the kitsen senate should decide what to do. He declared that they have a feast beforehand, a kitsen tradition.
Members of Goro’s clan prepared the feast, with members of Skyward Flight helping. Goro was annoyed at this, seeing the humans as the enemies. They feasted, and afterward attended the senate meeting. Adi, director of the kitsen senate, gave both Goro and Kauri the floor, and they debated at length. Goro argued that the humans in the past were violent and destructive, so they shouldn’t be trusted again. Goro’s argument began to repeat itself, and he was clearly trying to bait Jorgen into agreeing to fight him. Goro didn’t understand what Jorgen’s motive was, not believing that Jorgen genuinely was coming in peace. When Jorgen lost control of his mindblades and shot them everywhere in an explosion of power, Goro yelled that it proved how violent the humans were.
=== The Battle for Evershore ===
When Superiority forces arrived and began an attack on Dreamspring, Goro flew into battle alongside Jorgen, realizing that Jorgen truly was an ally. Goro and Kauri both fought with Skyward Flight, helping to ultimately repel the Superiority attack and to protect Dreamspring. After the battle, Jorgen apologizes to Goro for the damage caused to Dreamspring. Goro promised to speak on Jorgen’s behalf if he needed kitsen support.
== Notes ==
Goshel

Goshel was a slave on Roshar that died in a revolt led by Kaladin.
Kaladin led Goshel and the other slaves in a revolt against their masters one night. Goshel and all the other slaves except Kaladin were slaughtered. This final defeat led Kaladin to finally give up on trying to escape slavery. Even months later, Kaladin thought of Goshel often, and believed that he had failed him.
Kaladin remembers him, Malop, Jaks, Beld, Pedin, Rod, Mart, Nalma, Dallet and the squad, and Tien whilst trying to say the fourth Ideal of the Windrunners.
== Notes ==
Gosovic

Gosovic is the late Chronicle King of the Kingdoms of Light on Mirandus.
== Appearance and Personality ==
=== Appearance ===
Gosovic is an old wizened king with long white hair and a matching colored, thick bushy beard that reaches his chest. He wears a long white cloak with gold embroidery wrapping the shoulders, and a silver crown bordering his face embedded with a simple gold gem. Gosovic has piercing blue eyes.
=== Personality ===
The king has strong unwavering beliefs, never doubting in the Narrative and the eventual victory by the Kingdoms of Light over the Dark One and their armies. He does not want to influence the Narrative; sitting back, content to let it play out rather than disrupt what is yet to come. Gosovic will ponder thoughts provided by his subjects with eyes closed, but will open them and be clear and distinct with his decisions once his mind is made up.
== History ==
After Mr. Caligo's capture on Earth, Illarion travelled to Mirandus to inform Gosovic and the court of the rise of a new Dark One. Despite Illarion and Feotora's insistence, Gosovic refused to allow anyone to take action against Paul Tanasin, insisting on allowing the Narrative to proceed as normal, giving time for the Destined One to rise up in opposition naturally.
After Feotora returned to the Kingdom after her run in with Paul, she announced that she had seen the Dark One, and once again insisted that action should be taken. Gosovic still refused to allow any actions to be taken, much to the anger of Feotora and Illarion. Late at night not long after, a cloaked figure wielding a dagger entered the chamber where he dozed on a chair. The next morning, Illarion proclaimed Feotora as the new queen of the kingdom, claiming Gosovics passed peacefully in his sleep.
== Notes ==
Grable

Grable is a restaurateur and infamous thief lord in T'Telir on Nalthis. 
==Appearance and Personality==
Grable shows off his wealth by wearing bright colors, and his influence by the number of bodyguards that accompany him. However, his appearance is marred by a long, greasy beard and missing teeth. He is cautious, conniving, and greedy.
==History==
Grable was approached by Denth and Vivenna because he was a strong supporter of Vahr’s rebellion, and Denth hoped that he would continue to feed unrest in the city of T'Telir by attacking caravans of food. It took weeks to set up a meeting with him in one of his restaurants, and Denth paid him for his time alone.
Grable did not believe that Vivenna was actually the princess of Idris, instead assuming that she simply had enough royal blood to change her hair color. However, he made it clear that even if she was an impostor she would still have value in pulling off various schemes in the city. It quickly became clear that Grable was more interested in having Vivenna for his own purposes than helping their cause.
When Denth refused to "sell" Vivenna, Grable's bodyguards moved to attack him, but he instantly killed them. The attack was an attempt at taking Vivenna by force instead of paying for her, or alternatively testing Denth’s reputation as a swordsman and mercenary. According to Tonk Fah, the meeting was beneficial for Grable either way: “He either got to verify Denth’s skill or he got you (Vivenna).”
Grable reacted nonchalantly to the swordplay. He instead mentioned that he had been suspicious of Denth since his sudden appearance a decade earlier, and he shrewdly pointed out Denth's mysterious past and his reputation of being "inhumanly" fast. Grable did not have his other bodyguards attempt an attack, and Denth decided to leave with Vivenna and Tonk Fah. Grable presumably did not fear Denth since he was confident that Denth could not kill him without facing the retaliation of half the criminals in T'Telir. After leaving the meeting, Denth was cautious to avoid being followed by Grable's spies, even though he believed Grable did not care about the bodyguards he killed.
==Trivia==
*Grable makes a comment about the inheritance of the Royal Locks to be “superstitious nonsense”. Brandon Sanderson noted that this was intended to be a hint that there is something odd happening with the royal line of Idris, but that he won’t be able to address it unless he writes a sequel.
== Notes ==
Graeo

Count Graeo is a young member of the Teo court, and the former fiance of Sarene.
== Appearance and Personality ==
Graeo was not a terribly bright man, and although he was an adult, he acted rather simply, almost child-like. He was earnest though, and always did his best to succeed in the world, even though he was not as intelligent as those around him.
Graeo was brave enough to court Sarene, even though she had so often humiliated the men of the court. After she broke off their engagement, Graeo became a recluse due to his shame and embarrassment.
== History ==
When Sarene began making attempts to become more approachable to the men of the court, Graeo began courting her. Despite the fact that none of his friends thought that she had seriously changed, Graeo and Sarene eventually became engaged to one another. However, Sarene did not love him, and she believed that her presence would be stifling to Graeo, so she ended their engagement. Graeo, believing that Sarene had been making a fool out of him, left the Teo court and retreated to his estate, which he did not leave for three years.
== Trivia ==
* Graeo's name is based off of Aon Aeo, meaning bravery.
== Notes ==
Grand

The Grands are a race on Sel that rule the Rose Empire. 
== Characteristics ==
Grands typically had longer than average lifespans, able to function and continue work into their nineties. Grands also tend to have long fingers and long features. The most current fashion among the Grands was wearing robes or wraps after an ancient style. Grands are also typically treated by the empire with extreme favoritism.
The Grands tend to be rather ignorant about the other races in the empire. While Strikers are regarded well by the Grands and often promoted, the Grands still see them as inferior, and even changed their names from the original of Mulla'dil to Strikers. They see the MaiPon people as the same as the JinDo people despite the fact that the two groups diverged long ago.
Grands also have a deep-seated fear of Forgery. While they tolerate Rememberers, and resealers to heal people, Forgery of the soul is an abomination to them. The Grands tell tales of Forgers as witches; saying they use soulstamps to place seals on the bottoms of people's feet to change their personalities and harm their minds. This leads to most Grands being totally ignorant about how Forgery works.
== Governmental Positions ==
The Grands held all the most important governmental positions, which were awarded based on who passed tests to serve in the government. Grands who served the government wore robes of certain colors to show rank; blue and green for minor functionaries. When Grands receive positions in the government, the person who gets the job is usually determined by who gives the most bribes or who is well connected, with little consideration for competence.
When Grands serve in the government, they usually belong to one of eighty factions, such as the Heritage Faction or the Glory Faction. Each faction is led by five arbiters. The emperor typically delegates tasks to his own faction's five arbiters, who hold significant governmental authority.
== Notable Grands ==
*Emperor Ashravan
*Arbiter Gaotona
*Arbiter Frava
*Arbiter Stivient
*Arbiter Ushnaka
== Notes ==
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Grand Aurora

The Grand Aurora is a celestial phenomenon on Alornia, a source of constant blue-violet light in the sky. It encompasses all of Alornia, and gives out mother-of-pearl shimmering that can be seen through even the worst weather conditions. When dark, the Aurora faintly lights the ground, making everything look slightly blue.
The Grand Aurora gives off a constant energy, though this energy is only noticeable when an individual has entered Lancesight. While in Lancesight the Aurora can be seen indoors, even through stone ceilings, and its energy can be felt as a warm, pulsing rhythm on the skin. This energy allows the Aurora to act as a constant energy source for Lancing.
As the Grand Aurora is programming specific to Alornia, it only manifests in Alornia and the connected Border States. Similar phenomena can likely be found in other States.
== See Also ==
*Lancing
*Aurorastone
== Notes ==
Grand Indicium

The Grand Indicium is a large building in Yeddaw used to store records from the city. The contents of the Grand Indicium are known to include report records from guards in the city, but it is unknown whether or not that is the extent of the buildings contents. It is open to people of importance as well as lawkeepers.
== Structure ==
The Grand Indicium is a rounded, mound-like building that is located in the very center of Yeddaw. The building is windowless and is filled with alcoves.
== Notes ==
Grand Knell

The Grand Knell is a location in the Cognitive Realm where a god died. It is responsible for a phenomenon known as the Current and existed prior to the death of Honor.
Prior to the Recreance, the Knights Radiant had fabrial compasses that, when in the Cognitive Realm, point towards the Knell. Two thousand years later, the Sibling, after bonding with Navani Kholin, gave several of these fabrials that had been stored in Urithiru to the refounded Knights Radiant. The Windrunner Drehy and his squires then used one of those compasses while fetching Shallan Davar and Adolin Kholin from Lasting Integrity; their path from Lasting Integrity to the Azimir Oathgate corresponded to a heading of 48 degrees on the compass.
Baxil experienced what he deemed "the wind of an unknown Current" when meeting with Axies.
If the god who died at the Grand Knell is a Splintered Shard, there are four possibilities for which Shard it could be: Devotion and Dominion, who were Splintered in the Selish system and whose Investiture is trapped in the Cognitive Realm; Ambition, whose Splintering caused a wound on the Spiritual Realm and had significant effects across the cosmere; and Virtuosity, who Splintered herself near to UTol system.
== Notes ==
Grandbow

A grandbow is an incredibly powerful bow created by attaching an augmenter fabrial to a large bow. Invented by the Alethi on Roshar, they are sometimes called Shardbows because users typically must be enhanced by the strength of Shardplate in order to fully draw them.
== Appearance and Functionality ==
Grandbows are constructed from steel and are about as tall as a man. A small gemstone attached to the bow by an artifabrian provides Stormlight and ensures that the metal does not warp under the stress of being drawn. The arrows used with a grandbow are as thick as three fingers, and are quite long.
== History ==
Grandbows were designed by Alethi artifabrians led by Navani Kholin during the War of Reckoning. They were often used during chasmfiend hunts to injure the creatures before the hunters moved in for the final kill. In , Highprince Torol Sadeas used a grandbow to attack the chasmfiend that surprised the Alethi during a hunt, while Highprince Dalinar Kholin as well as Adolin and King Elhokar attacked it with their Shardblades. Some of the Alethi that had Plate but no Blade (including Rust Elthal and Serugiadis) sometimes practiced with grandbows as an alternative to a shardhammer or another melee weapon.
Meridas Amaram used a grandbow during his fight with Kaladin at the Battle of Thaylen Field. Amaram lost the bow when Kaladin scared off his horse, and it was retrieved by Lunamor. Lunamor was able to draw the bow and kill Amaram, who had been joined with Yelig-nar, with arrows through the head and chest. He is the only person to have drawn a grandbow without the aid of Shardplate, and it is not known how he did so. His daughter Cord referred to spren strengthening Lunamor's arm when he drew the Bow of Hours in the Horneater Peaks, but Lunamor declined to speak about the subject.
Amaram's grandbow was passed onto Cord, who was also a skilled archer. Cord used the grandbow to kill Leshwi before the assault on Hearthstone. During a Skybreaker attack at the Battle of Emul, Cord used the bow to shoot an arrow directly into Nale's face, but he easily healed from the injury. Nale was also able to catch an arrow that Cord had fired from mere feet away.
== Living Shardbows ==
It is possible that a bonded Radiant spren may be manifested as a living Shardbow instead of a Shardblade, although this seems to be uncommon and has not been seen since at least the Recreance.
== Notes ==
Category: Weapons
Granger 28

The Granger 28, also known as the Granger model 28, is a type of pistol on Scadrial. It can be modified to have a thick grip.
Lord Peterus carries a Granger 28 in a shoulder holster. During the Yomen-Ostlin wedding dinner, the Vanishers led by Miles Dagouter patted him down and took the pistol.
== Notes ==
Granite Joe

Granite Joe was a koloss-blooded criminal in the Roughs of Scadrial.
== History ==
He had many people in the roughs in his pay, making him extremely dangerous to hunt. He told Wax that he and other lawmen should leave the Roughs, as the whole point of the Roughs is to get away from the laws of Elendel. 
During his fifth year in the Roughs Waxillium Ladrian hunted him for killing somebody's son. Joe had discovered that Wax was metalborn and laid an ambush in Weathering's saloon. During a standoff with Wax in the basement of the bar he was killed by Lessie with a crossbow, believing her to be on his side after paying her off.
== Notes ==
Grasper

Graspers are small creatures native to the Shattered Plains on Roshar.
Graspers are tentacled predators that live in the bottom of small holes in the rock. They prey on cremlings, snatching those nearby with their tentacles and pulling them into their lairs. This appears to be especially common after highstorms, as the cremlings drink water out of pools that form in the same holes that serve as lairs for graspers. They are not the only animals on the Shattered Plains that employ this method of predation.
== Notes ==