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Ivy Flight

Ivy Flight is part of the DDF.
== History ==
The flight participated in the Second Battle of Alta, and was the eleventh flight to join the group sent to defend the shipyard. When the Superiority sent their battleship forward to begin bombarding Detritus, Ivy Flight was one of the flights sent up to fight off the Krell so that FM could disable the cannon. When the Engineering Corps got the planetary shield up, two members of Ivy Flight were left stuck outside the shield, and met up with Jorgen and several other ships so that Jorgen could use the taynix to teleport them inside Detritus’ shield. The other surviving members of the flight presumably retreated back to Platform Prime on Cobb’s orders.
When Superiority forces attacked the planet Evershore, Ivy Flight was one of the flights called into action to protect the planet, alongside Stardragon Flight and Victory Flight. Ivy Flight had a few taynix, and used them to hyperjump to Evershore. Ivy Flight and Stardragon Flight were assigned by Jorgen to protect the city of Dreamspring, intercepting enemy fighters before they got within firing range of the city. At least one member of the flight was shot down during the ensuing fight, when a Superiority cytonic used mindblades during combat.
== Notes ==
Ixil

Brother Ixil is a an ardent in Kharbranth on Roshar.
He is implied to be a high-ranking ardent as he and king Taravangian are mentioned as overseeing the ardentia together. He believes Kabsal to be on cataloging duty when in fact he is having a picnic with Shallan. When Jasnah investigates Kabsal's assassination attempt, none of the ardents actually remember where he came from.
== Notes ==
Iyalid

Iyalid is a historical king on Roshar.
He participated in the Challenge of Stormhold, but the details were lost to history; Jasnah Kholin and Jochi sometimes debated his role in the event. Shalash, who was ageless, personally observed the challenge. She told Jasnah that Iyalid had been drunk, settling the argument in Jochi's favor.
== Notes ==
Jaador

Jaador is a nation on the continent of Opelon (Sycla) on Sel. It is a land-locked nation that borders JinDo to the west, Fjorden to the north, Hraggen and Hrovell to the east, and a large desert to the south. A notable city named Kjaard lies on a river near the border with Fjorden. Although Jaador's residents are ethnically JinDo, the nation has been annexed by the Fjordell Empire and the official religion is therefore Shu-Dereth.
== Culture ==
Since Jaador's residents are ethnically JinDo, they presumably share the dark brown skin and fine features of JinDo residents. Jaadorians are known for their food, and Jaadorian chefs are considered some of the best in the world. Jaador also exports candy and wine of a blue color.
Jaador is the birthplace of a graceful light sword called a jedaver, known as a syre or kmeer in other nations. The jedaver proved impractical for combat, and was often used by the nobility for dueling. It was later modified in Duladel for use as a fencing weapon, and Jaadorians are considered to be second only to Dulas in fencing skill.
== History ==
JinDo is noted as being subsumed by the Fjordell Empire around one hundred years before the events of Elantris, but it is not known when Jaador fell. Fjorden appears to have heavy fortifications along its border with Jaador. The Fjorden gyorn Hrathen claims that Jaadorian citizens would be among those that would form a massive Fjordell army at Wyrn Wulfden the Fourth's command, although he knows that this is unlikely due to the power of the Derethi monasteries.
== Investiture ==
Sel has a "multitude" of magic systems that are powered by Investiture from the Dor. These magic systems (such as AonDor and Forgery) are dependent on physical location, along with heritage and birth location. Although Jaador's origins are unknown, the fact that its residents are ethnically JinDo and the proximity of the two nations may hint that some Jaadorians would be able to use the power of ChayShan.
== Trivia ==
* Early editions of Elantris included maps that showed Jaador in a slightly different orientation on the continent;Map of Arelon (original) these maps were superseded by revised versions in the tenth anniversary edition.
== Notes ==
Jaddeth

Jaddeth is a deity on Sel related to rocks and earth. He is the god of the modern Shu-Dereth religion.
He is mentioned in Wyrn the King, the oldest text on Sel, as a minor god that cared for the rocks under the earth. The originally pantheistic religion later shifted to monotheism through the teachings of Keseg. Dereth further interpreted Keseg's doctrine to mean that mankind should serve a single monarch. Dereth's ideas were rejected in his native JinDo, but were later embraced in Fjorden after the fall of the Old Empire and the adoption of Shu-Dereth as the official state religion by Wulfden the First. Jaddeth was elevated to be the primary god of Shu-Dereth and therefore the entire Fjordell Empire. Over the next several centuries, Fjordell Wyrns and priests altered historical texts to make it seem like Fjorden had always served Jaddeth with holy purpose.
==Modern Shu-Dereth==
In the modern Derethi religion, he is often referred to as "Lord Jaddeth"; shortening his name to "Ja" is regarded as vulgar. The Fjordell believe Jaddeth to be the only extant god, and consider him to be omnipotent; he is said to have created mankind and remains capable of granting miracles. Svrakiss are thought to be the souls of the dead who wasted their chance to worship Jaddeth.
Some of Jaddeth's original characteristics have remained despite the evolution in how he is worshipped, including the fact that he dwells underground rather than in the skies. He is said to slumber in the earth, waiting for a time when the whole world worships him to return and rule the world. This is cited as the justification for the Fjordell Empire's intent to conquer all of mankind. The "heathen" nations of Arelon and Teod that have historically used AonDor and resisted the Fjordell are seen as threats to the empire and Jaddeth's will. 
The Fjordell Wyrn acts as Jaddeth's prophet, and is the only Derethi that is said to directly serve and speak to him. Each Wyrn issues proclamations that are said to be the actual words of Jaddeth. Followers of Shu-Dereth adhere to a strictly organized hierarchy that technically serves Wyrn rather than Jaddeth himself. They believe that Jaddeth rewards devotion in his followers, as well as ambition.
==Trivia==
*Of the Shards on Sel, Jaddeth is more of Dominion than Devotion. 
*In a deleted scene from Elantris, Hrathen refers to Jaddeth's "subterranean empire", reinforcing the Fjordell belief that Jaddeth lives underground.
*In an early idea for the Elantris sequel, the Derethi would claim that Jaddeth had awakened despite Fjorden's failure to capture Arelon and Teod.
== Notes ==
category: religion
Jadendwyl

Jadendwyl was a respected acquaintance of Sazed's on Scadrial. Their name appears to be Terris in origin, and they may have been one of Sazed's fellow Keepers. They died at some point prior to the Catacendre.
After Tindwyl's death, Sazed wondered what happened to her spirit; this caused him to reflect on the fact that he had never thought about what happened to the spirits of people like Crenda, Kelsier, or Jadendwyl after they died.
== Notes ==
Jager

Callsign Jager is a member of Nightmare Flight along with Nose, Tunestone, Sushi, Bog, and Nord..
They graduated Flight School in the previous class to Skyward Flight.
Jorgen Weight hoped to use it as his own callsign until finding out that it was in use.
During their training, Skyward Flight was paired with Nightmare Flight, however, Jager was not present during this exercise. The flightleader, Nose, offered Spensa and FM spots on Nightmare Flight as they were down several members, suggesting that Jager may have died.
== Notes ==
Jaggenmire

The Jaggenmire is an entity worshiped in Southern Scadrian religion. 
It is unity of opposites that are simultaneously united and separate. It is made up of Herr (Ruin), and his sister/wife Frue (Preservation). Herr is conceptualized as a motive force, whilst Frue is seen as a force of stasis. However, neither can create life on their own.
It is believed by the Southern Scadrians that their former kings, now called the Fallen, offended the Jaggenmire, which caused the event known to Southern Scadrians as the Ice Death.
== Notes ==
Jaism

Jaism is a religion on Scadrial. It existed in the Classical Scadrial era but was wiped out shortly after the Ascension of the Lord Ruler.
==History==
===Founding and Growth===
Jaism was founded by a single man whose name was lost to history. His followers called him "The Ja". The Ja was skilled at preaching discord, and for that he was murdered by a local king. However, this only served to increase his following, and his believers became particularly zealous.
Jaists believed "that they earned happiness proportional to their overt devotion, and they were known for frequent and fervent professions of faith". People outside the faith became frustrated even speaking to Jaists, since they added the phrase "Praise the Ja" to the end of nearly every sentence. Jaism's overall popularity is not known, nor whether it was limited to certain regions of Scadrial.
===Eradication by the Lord Ruler===
After the Ascension of the Lord Ruler, not a single Jaist would accept the Lord Ruler as a deity. The Lord Ruler therefore had the Steel Ministry kill every last adherent of Jaism. Jaists were not difficult for the Ministry to find, as they did not hide their religion despite the threat of death.
==Record==
During the Final Empire, Jaism was included in the Terris Keeper Sazed's Portfolio of Religions. Sazed mentioned Jaism to Kelsier when the latter asked to hear about a religion with power. Sazed recognized that while Kelsier might appreciate the brashness of Jaists, their theology was too simplistic for him.
== Notes ==
Category: Religion
Jak/Gallery

== Official Artwork ==
Allomancer Jak scene.jpg | by In Elendel Daily illustration
AU Allomancer Jak.jpeg | by Elizandra finding Jak, Arcanum Unbounded interior art
House Record broadsheet.jpg | by In the House Record broadsheet
Allomancer Jak presents.png | by Logo for the "Allomancer Jak presents" column in The New Ascendancy broadsheet.
== Fanworks ==
Jak by Egilde Art.jpg | by 
Jak and Elizandra by Shuravf.jpg | by With Elizandra
Category:Gallery Subpages
Jaks

Earless Jaks was a member of Bridge Four on Roshar. He was killed during the Battle of the Tower.
== Appearance and Personality ==
Like many of the other Bridge Four members, Earless Jaks did not take kindly to Kaladin’s leadership at first, and was openly hostile towards him. He gained respect for Kaladin over time, becoming a willing part of the team.
== Attributes and Abilities ==
Jaks had some level of artistic ability, as he was chosen to paint designs on carapace armor designed by Leyten.
== History ==
It is not known how Jaks became a bridgeman or how he lost his ears—in fact, it is not clear if he was actually earless, or if it was just a nickname.
 
When Kaladin got the squad assigned to stone gathering duty (while secretly gathering knobweed sap), Earless Jaks approached him with Dunny, towing a wooden sled bearing a large stone. As they loaded the boulder into the wagon, Earless Jaks scowled at Kaladin. When Kaladin complimented him, Earless Jaks just glared at him and stalked off. His contempt for Kaladin continued during chasm duty, joining in when Sigzil and Moash gibed the bridgeleader.
After Kaladin performed an advanced kata, Earless Jaks was presumably among the bridgemen who gained a newfound respect for Kaladin. He questioned Kaladin's plan to escape the warcamps, but was presumably among the bridgemen who agreed to learn how to fight after realizing that there was no good alternative. After Bridge Four secured Parshendi carapaces and Leyten fashioned armor from them, Earless Jaks purchased blue and white paint and drew designs on the new armor. 
Jaks died in the Battle of the Tower alongside Malop and Narm. Kaladin lamented that he couldn’t save the three of them, although he tried his best to focus on the fact that the others had survived.
Kaladin remembered him along with Malop, Beld, Pedin, Rod, Mart, Goshel, Nalma, Dallet and the squad, and Tien while trying, and failing, to say the Fourth Ideal of the Windrunners. Kaladin remembered failing Jaks and other members of Bridge Four when Moash confronted him in Toralin Roshone's manor.
==Trivia==
*Some early versions of The Way of Kings had a typo that spelled his name as "Earless Jacks".
== Notes ==
Jam

Jam may refer to either of the following people on Roshar:
*Jam (Hearthstone), a resident of Hearthstone two years Kaladin's senior
*Jam (caravaneer), a caravaneer who brings Moash to the Shattered Plains
It is unclear if these are the same individuals at the current time.
Jam is also a delicacy made from berries, such as truthberries.
Jam (Hearthstone)

Jam is a man from the town of Hearthstone in rural Alethkar on Roshar. He is two years older than Kaladin.
== History ==
Jam's father served as a soldier in Brightlord Amaram's army; he was well known to Lirin because he had operated multiple times on a lingering leg injury. When Kaladin was ten years old, he and Tien liked to watch Jam train in the quarterstaff with his father. Lirin doubted that Jam actually wanted to hang out with the younger boys.
Jam still lived in Hearthstone at the time of its evacuation to Urithiru on the Fourth Bridge in . He moved to the tower and lived with the rest of the refugees on the sixth floor. When Raboniel and her forces invaded the tower, he found a spear somewhere and tried to resist them; he was the only refugee that was injured. Hesina presumably tended to his wounds.
== Notes ==
Jammi Walls

Jammi Walls is a friend of Wayne's in Elendel on Scadrial. Jammi is a prostitute, and her great reputation allows her to charge roughly four times as much as everyone else. Wayne asked her what he should do after MeLaan told him that she was going to break up with him soon. Jammi thought that it meant that MeLaan wanted Wayne to try harder in their relationship, although Wayne didn't believe that to be true.
== Notes ==
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Jamms

Jamms is a constable-general in Elendel on Scadrial during . He was the lone holdout among the constables-general in agreeing to the articles regarding Marasi Colms' reform suggestions about how the constabulary policed slums and trained new constables. However, Reddi believed that Jamms would agree with them after Colms managed to capture an Outer Cities and Set hideout and smuggling operation.
== Notes ==
Jan Ven

Jan Ven is a Sho Del in the cosmere.
Like all Sho Del, she has chalk-white skin and hair, four arms, and reptilian eyes. She works as a guide and a boatwoman in the Cognitive Realm; MeLaan hires her when she travels through Shadesmar on behalf of Harmony. Jan Ven is empathetic and willing to accomodate MeLaan, as well as explain various aspects of Cognitive Realm culture and mechanics to her.
== Notes ==
Janala Lustow

Janala Lustow is the daughter of Brightlord Lustow, one of Highprince Dalinar's cavalry officers, who courted Adolin Kholin for a short time. Falksi is her Azish handmaiden.
== Appearance and Personality ==
Janala is described as being very beautiful, having luxurious black hair and a sly smile. It's implied she has a large bust. She's described as having her nose perpetually in the air and a way of enunciating that Shallan finds irritating. Her laugh sounds rehearsed, like most women at court.
She likes ancient epic poems, and Adolin considers trying to explain his rather dramatic falling out with Rilla in such a way. Janala is very daring and teasing, having flirted with Adolin despite knowing he was courting Rilla. According to Adolin, she finds chasmfiend hunts to be barbarous. Janala pretends to enjoy walking to spend some time with Adolin but the minute she is fed up with him she demands a palanquin be found for her. She also likes to talk, mostly about herself, and court gossip and believes Dalinar should abandon his strict adherence to the Alethi Codes of War, and asks Adolin to talk to his father about it. She pays little attention to the War.
== History ==
At some point Janala made her Calling music.
Janala flirted with Adolin while he was still courting Rilla which lead to a falling out between the two. Adolin didn't take her out on the chasmfiend hunt both because she found it barbarous and to let things cool down before they spent more time together. 
During his investigations into the assassination attempt on King Elhokar Adolin brought Janala along on the pretense of it being a walk. She complained when he brought her to the leather-working shop, having assumed there would be more walking involved on their walk and is quite happy to be free of it when they leave. She is again annoyed when he takes her to the Temple, having assumed they were going somewhere romantic and tells him she's going to wait outside. 
After the disastrous walk they went on she grew less interested in Adolin, partially because of his inattention and partially because he's far less interesting when he wasn't courting someone else.
In Urithiru Janala was working as Teshav's assistant. During the meeting of the scholars she proposed figuring out what Urithiru needed to learn the function of Urithiru's fabrials. She insulted Renarin which prompted others in attendance to laugh at him. This drew Shallan's anger and she proceeded to wittily insult Janala's intelligence.
== Notes ==
Janarle

Janarle is a noble from the Final Empire on Scadrial.
He served Straff Venture as a general and took part in the Siege of Luthadel. While Straff is indisposed Janarle effectively leads the army and planned a strike to be executed with Straff's permission. He continues to report the progress of the koloss attack against Luthadel. Straff believed that he might overthrow him if given the knowledge that Zane had disappeared. After Straff was killed in the final battle of that siege, Janarle bowed to the New Empire. After the battle, he tries to argue that they should concentrate their forces on cementing their hold on the Northern dominance. Henceforward he would be the king of the Northern Dominance, administrating from Urteau.
As Quellion began to revolt against the New Empire, Janarle fled from Urteau. On his way through the Northern Dominance he was attacked by koloss and was transformed into one. He took part in the Battle of Hathsin as a koloss. As he did not make it to the front lines, he likely died when the sun rose and began burning the land.
== Notes ==
Janci Patterson

Janci Patterson, sometimes referred to as Janci Olds, is a novelist and collaborator with Brandon Sanderson. A friend and former student of Brandon's, she is the coauthor of the young adult novel Bastille Versus the Evil Librarians, as well as the Skyward novellas Sunreach, ReDawn, and Evershore. She is also writing the Skyward Legacy books.
==Works==
Janci's first published novel was Chasing the Skip (later renamed Skipped) in 2012. She has written contemporary and science fiction books in the young adult category, and coauthored adult romance novels and adult fantasy novels.
==Collaboration==
For years, Brandon has mentioned Janci as an influence on his female characters, notably Vin. She helped Brandon fix a scene in The Hero of Ages, which led to him renaming a character Lady Patresen as a cameo. 
She provided Brandon with feedback on the Alcatraz Versus the Evil Librarians novels throughout the series. The final novel in the series, Bastille Versus the Evil Librarians, is written from Bastille's point of view, and Brandon had difficulty settling in on her voice. He thought of Janci as a good fit to help him coauthor the book, since he was seeking a different voice but a similar tone and spirit to the rest of the series. The duo worked on the novel from 2018 to 2020, with each author writing about half of the book. The book was completed and sold to Tor Books in 2020, and was published in 2022.
Janci also co-wrote the Skyward novellas Sunreach, ReDawn, and Evershore, which accompanied the release of Cytonic. Janci selected FM, Alanik, and Jorgen respectively as the primary characters of the novellas. She and Brandon brainstormed the novellas together, then Janci did most of the outlining while still tossing different ideas around with Brandon. Then Janci wrote almost all of the first draft, with Brandon doing a redline edit.
==External Links==
*Janci's website
== Notes ==
Category: People
es:Janci Patterson
Janice Vault

Janice Vault is a low-level member of the Fabian Augments cartel. She did some things while in Ulric Stromfin's employ on Earth that particularly repulsed Runian, and later she came with Ulric to Sefawynn's dimension as a member of his crew. Upon seeing Runian in Maelport, Janice went to shoot him, but he fired first. He destroyed her gun and then shot her several more times in the chest to make sure she was dead, despite knowing she did not have full platings to protect herself.
== Notes ==
Janie

Janie is the royal wardrobe coordinator for Nalhalla.
== Appearance and Personality ==
Janie like most Free Kingdoms citizens, wears Free Kingdom clothing. She is noted for wearing trendy clothing such as a fancy tunic with a giant bow as a belt, and patterned sleeves. Janie has long, slightly wavey hair, large eyebrows and a prominent nose.
== History ==
Janie was responsible for seeing Alcatraz dressed after the Hushlands attack on Mokia. She tried to get Alcatraz to dress up in what he considered, ridiculous costumes such as a clown suit, dog costume, and a frog costume. The reason she gave was that the people wanted the previous monarch to look ridiculous so they wouldn't be able to take back power after relinquishing it. Alcatraz accidentally broke the trunk containing the costumes while testing his ability to power glass.
Sometime prior to Alcatraz and his companions leaving for the Hushlands on a Penguinator from Mokia, Janie gathered various Hushlander clothes and stored them on the Penguinator for Alcatraz to wear. She provided a wide array of what Alcatraz would consider normal clothing, though threw in a chicken costume just in case.
== Notes ==
Jarloux

Jarloux is a guard at Keep Hasting during the Siege of Luthadel on Scadrial.
He is on "mist duty" with Wellen on the outer wall of the keep when Vin and Zane attack, seeking Ashweather Cett. They Allomantically Steelpush hundreds of coins at the guards; one of them pierces Jarloux's skull as he is raising the alarm, killing him instantly.
== Notes ==
Jasalai

Brightness Jasalai is the leader of the Kholin warcamp at the Shattered Plains on Roshar after Dalinar Kholin moves to Urithiru.
She is described as tall and stately. She leads Dalinar and Navani on a tour of the warcamp before Dalinar talks to Kadash. Dalinar is pleased that the warcamp seems to be in good shape despite the coming of the Everstorm.
== Notes ==
Jasmine

Jasmine is a Liveborn that plays in the game of paintball on Maltese. She and an ally were under attack by another faction in the game, her ally having been shot already. Kai attempts to save her, but she believes his rescue is a ruse by her attackers, and she opens fire on Kai. She misses, however, and Kai shoots her in response. She is incredibly annoyed that someone who was factionless hit her, and laments that this will severely damage her rankings.
== Notes ==