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Gennel

Gennel is the current Lord Farmer of Lossand. He is the Taisha in charge of the Field. He resides at the Farmer's Congress and leads the farming industry of Lossand.
== Appearance and Personality ==
He is a broad-shouldered man with a full bushy red beard and shoulder length hair.
== History ==
In the first vote of the Taishin on the subject, Gennel voted for the dissolution of the Diem, saying that sand mastery is too dangerous. He was unavailable when N'Teese attempted to set up a meeting with him on behalf of Khriss.
When Kenton was searching for Vey he visited Gennel in his home and used his sand to pull Gennel's assistant into the air and threatened to turn it on him if he wouldn't tell him where Vey went. Terrified, Gennel begged Kenton not make him tell since Vey will be very angry with him. Kenton realized he is being mean and let Gennel's assistant down. He then told Gennel that he won't force him to answer, but asked him to please tell him where Vey went. Gennel refuses and Kenton leaves.
In the final vote of the Taishin, Gennel voted in favor of the Diem. It is implied that this is because Gennel always listens to Vey.
== Quotes ==
== Notes ==
Category: Taldaini
Category: Residents of Kezare
Geormin

Geormin is a coachman who brought mail from smaller villages into Weathering on Scadrial.
== Appearance and Personality ==
Geormin is a nice enough fellow, who Waxillium Ladrian knows tangentially. They drink together on occasion, although Geormin cheats at chards.
== History ==
Geormin was one of the earliest victims of Bloody Tan. His disappearance was the one that started Wax on his hunt for Tan. About two months after his disappearance, Wax found Geormin's body in Tan's subterranean lair in Feltrel. The man had been mummified in a grotesque display, hung from the ceiling, arms propped up, mouth pried open, and head cocked. Wax promised to cut his body down later.
== Notes ==
Geranid

Geranid is an ardent, scientist, and philosopher on Roshar.
She lives with Ashir on a small Reshi island.
She spends her time studying spren and finds that the act of writing down the dimensions of a flamespren at any particular time causes the spren to stop altering in shape, a behavior inspired by quantum mechanics.
Later on her findings are being read through by the ardent Rushu, who thinks they are important and suggests them to Navani Kholin.
== Trivia ==
* The phrase "Starlight" has so far only been used by Geranid.
== Notes ==
category: viewpoint characters
Gereh's Aviar

Gereh's Aviar is an Aviar on Roshar. Formerly owned by Gereh, it is rescued by Lift after his death and currently lives with her.
== Appearance and Personality ==
Gereh's Aviar is bright red on its head and body; its wings are a bright blue that fades to red toward the tips. It stands about a foot tall.
The Aviar is extremely loyal to Gereh and insists on returning to him. It quickly discerns that Lift's intentions are friendly and accepts her help calmly and readily.
== Attributes and Abilities ==
Gereh's Aviar has mind abilities. However, this talent is unknown, and it is possible that it has been affected in some way by its travel to Roshar. The bird is highly intelligent and has a sense of the location of the person to whom it is bonded. It can to a certain extent both understand and communicate with humans.
== History ==
Gereh's Aviar originated from First of the Sun. Gereh either had not obtained it yet or did not keep it with him commonly during his duties as a steward in Kholinar; however, by he did have it with him at Urithiru. During the pair's stay there, Mraize murdered Gereh for unknown reasons. Mraize's own Aviar then attempted to kill Gereh's Aviar, badly wounding it. Lift defended Gereh's Aviar and healed it with Stormlight, saving its life. The Aviar then guided her through Urithiru down to Gereh's corpse. It mourned over its loss until Mraize and his Aviar entered the room, at which point Lift fled with Gereh's Aviar. During Lift's capture and imprisonment, she lost track of the Aviar; she began looking for it again immediately upon her release. By the time the occupation of the tower ended, Lift had managed to reconnect with the Aviar, and she and Wyndle took it in.
== Notes ==
Gerontarch

A gerontarch is a leader of some sort in the region that was once part of the Silver Kingdom of Sela Tales. It may be related to the Babath title of Most Ancient, as Babatharnam was part of Sela Tales.
Taravangian tasks Szeth with killing a Selay gerontarch, as well as six highprinces and the king of Jah Keved.
== Trivia ==
* The word is related to 'gerontocracy' which means a government of elders.
== Notes ==
Getruda

Getruda is a member of the Set on Scadrial and the partner of Dumad. She is a Bloodmaker and Slider with a notable obsession with Wayne.
== Appearance and Personality ==
Getruda is a short woman who often wears a bowler hat. She has a remarkable obsession with Wayne and attempts to imitate him, although according to Wayne her accent is all over the place. While she claims to have understood him, it is just a superficial thing; for example, she believes him to enjoy feeling pain, and she tries to brute-force liking it as well mid-fight. When asked about this obsession by Wax, she said that for certain people the chance to become someone else is appealing.
== Attributes and Abilities ==
Getruda is a Slider and a Bloodmaker with large quantities of health stored in her metalmind. Her abilities are the result of Hemalurgy and not natural; it is unknown whether or not she has other spikes in her body. She is remarkably skilled with dueling canes, more than Waxillium Ladrian and Wayne.
==History==
Getruda is introduced in The Lost Metal as a direct antagonist to Wayne. She is partnered with Dumad, who plays the same antagonistic, mirror role with Wax. She is first seen during the Bilming Raid when she barges into a speed bubble Wayne had set up so that he and Marasi could confer and plan in the midst of the battle. This is the first time one of Wayne's speed bubbles is infringed upon, and it disturbs both him and Marasi. 
Throughout The Lost Metal she antagonizes and annoys Wayne, trying to mimic not only his abilities, but also his personality.
== Notes ==
es:Getruda
Getrue

Getrue is a skaa merchant and a member of the Luthadel Assembly after the Collapse on Scadrial.
==Appearance and Personality==
Getrue has gained a lot of weight since the Collapse. Like all merchants in the Assembly, Getrue wears a very fine suit, seemingly even more refined than those worn by nobles. He can be a pushover in the presence of stronger personalities.
==History==
Getrue has known Philen Frandeu since the days of the Final Empire, when Philen was known as "Lin"; Getrue is still prone to accidentally using that name.
After the Collapse, Elend Venture abolished restrictions on skaa merchants. This allowed a number of skaa merchants and craftsmen, including Getrue, to suddenly become far more wealthy than had been possible during the Final Empire. 
Getrue and Philen were chosen to serve in the Luthadel Assembly as two of the eight merchant representatives. Getrue seemed to like some of Elend Venture's ideas, but he was heavily influenced by Philen's aggressive politics. The eight merchants typically voted in a bloc led by Philen, who opposed Elend and his idealistic policies. Philen believed that the merchants should no longer be considered skaa; he was highly motivated to gain a noble title and convinced the other merchants that this should be a key factor in their support of a ruler.
Getrue joined the rest of the Assembly in deposing Elend, although he later seemed to have some second thoughts about it. He was expected to vote with Philen to crown Ashweather Cett as the new king, but the merchants ultimately voted for Ferson Penrod after he promised them more wealth and titles than Cett could offer, backed by Straff Venture.
 
== Notes ==
Getuk

Getuk are a type of thick wooden clogs worn by the Torish people to avoid contact with the hot ground. They usually stand roughly six inches off the ground, and are difficult to maneuver in for those without experience. Getuk designs vary, and include a fashionable high-heeled style. Getuk are easily slipped on and off, and are typically left outside of one's home. The sound of wooden clog on stone can be quite noisy, making it easy to hear people approaching. When bowing, someone may use a clog beneath their knee to allow for kneeling. While their primary purpose is to protect one's feet from the heat of the hot ground, they are not generally thick enough to insulate from the heat entirely. Their effectiveness is limited in hotter areas, and in the searing barrens the ground is even hot enough to set wooden clogs on fire.
== Notes ==
es:Getuk
Geved

Geved is a veteran soldier from Jah Keved on Roshar.
==Appearance and Personality==
He is elderly and has a stare that looks like it goes through you. He is missing his right arm, and he is wearing a clean uniform with a patch from his defunct platoon when he meets Dalinar. He seems to respect the art of war and thinks of it as part of his way of life.
==History==
Geved mentioned fighting in both international and civil skirmishes. At some point in his military career, he was the only survivor of his platoon. Despite the loss of his arm, he actually seemed to look back on the fighting fondly.
After the Battle of Vedenar, Dalinar visited the city with with Taravangian. Dalinar met with a group of sole survivors in a field hospital near one of the city gates. Geved was the last one in line, accompanied by a younger soldier. As a member of Brightlord Nalanar's Veden army, Geved had faced Dalinar's Alethi army during a battle at Slickrock prior to the War of Reckoning, and had always wanted to meet the Blackthorn. After reminiscing with him about Slickrock, Dalinar asked about the civil war. Geved becomes agitated, and told him that it was unlike any battles he had experienced in his career. The soldiers would not stop fighting and had insatiable bloodlust. As other soldiers chimed in, Dalinar began to feel the Thrill, and realized that it left the Shattered Plains to come to Vedenar.
== Notes ==
Gevelmar

Brightlord Gevelmar is a lighteyed Veden lord on Roshar.
In , Gevelmar arranged for his youngest daughter Malise to marry the much older Lin Davar. He sent Malise to the Davar estate, along with the appropriate writs of marriage. Gevelmar was a rural lord of little consequence, likely of the fifth or sixth dahn. The marriage was presumably political in nature since Lin needed a new wife and House Davar still had some prestige at the time.
Tavinar knew of Gevelmar.
== Notes ==
Ghenna

Ghenna is a scribe who works at the Grand Indicium in Yeddaw in Tashikk on Roshar. She is presumably a higher order scribe.
== Appearance and Personality ==
Ghenna wears a shiqua that covers her entire body, including her face. She also wears glasses. She is described as being very overweight. She is pretty, and younger than Lift initially assumed. She is a fairly serious person and seems to take her job seriously as well; she only suffers Lift's flippant attitude due to the orders of the Prime Aqasix. Lift liked to insult Ghenna, but seemed to be fond of her, at one point giving her an extended hug.
== History ==
Ghenna intercepted Lift when the girl tried to get into the Grand Indicium. She did not initially believe that she was from the palace in Azimir. She changed her mind after Yanagawn sent a spanreed instructing the scribes to listen to Lift. She then generally obeyed Lift's requests, unless orders from the Prince of Tashikk superseded Yanagawn's authority.
Ghenna went on to assist Lift in contacting the Prime Aquasix via spanreed on a few different occasions as they updated each other on their activities and the Everstorm. She helped Lift investigate Nale's activities in Yeddaw and visited Tashi's Light Orphanage after Lift discovered that the Stump was a Surgebinder.
== Notes ==
Gibsey

Gibsey is a pirate fighter pilot in the belt of the nowhere. He is part of the Broadsider Faction, and is a member of Flintlock Flight.
== History ==
When members of the Jolly Roger Faction raided the Broadsider base, Gibsey was one of the pilots who came out to fight. He picked up two enemy tails, but Spensa Nightshade dealt with them. Later during the battle, Peg and Maksim aided Gibsey, who picked up another two tails. 
Gibsey was presumably present at the duel to determine the new pirate champion along with the rest of the faction, as well as the battle to take control of Surehold.
== Notes ==
Gift

Gift is an Unkalaki on Roshar. He is Lunamor and Tuaka's eldest son, and a twin brother to Cord. The young boy is very tall and pale-skinned. He is Vorin, and wears a glyphward tied to his arm.. Per his culture's traditions, he has the honor of gathering food as his occupation.
Like his father and sister, Gift may be able to see spren. Gift is the only one of his siblings who speaks enough Alethi to manage a passable greeting when he arrives on the Shattered Plains.
== History ==
Gift converted to Vorinism, with his father's blessing, by Veden monks who came to the Horneater Peaks during the time when he was growing up there. His father, who had left the Peaks with Kef'ha almost a year before, sent his family a message summoning them as soon as he had saved up enough wages. Gift and his family traveled for months, arriving at the Shattered Plains in . Their caravan was raided by Voidbringers on the Plains, so he and his family barricaded themselves behind a pile of furniture. During the attack, a member of his family shot a Voidbringer with an Unkalaki arrow. They were found shortly after this by Bridge Four and taken to Urithiru. Lunamor was surprised by how much Gift had grown during the time he was away. After settling in in Urithiru, Gift helped his father serve food and drink to Bridge Four. He liked Lift and often left food out for her to "steal".
Along with his sister Cord, Gift chose to stay at Urithiru when Lunamor returned to the Peaks with the rest of his family.
== Notes ==
Giftbeacon

Giftbeacon is a Returned that is worshiped as a god in Hallandren on Nalthis.
Around the year 327, Giftbeacon lived in the Court of the Gods in T'Telir, and was a lesser god in the court, having little in the way of political influence.
== Attributes and Abilities ==
As a Returned, Giftbeacon has a divine Breath which gives them the benefits of being on the Fifth Heightening. This includes:
* Aura Recognition - allows them to assess the number of Breaths a person possesses. 
* Perfect Pitch
* Perfect Color Recognition - allows them to instantly and instinctively determine exact shades of colors and their hue harmonics.
* Perfect Life Sense - allows them to sense people around him.
* Agelessness - makes them immune to most toxins and physical ailments, as well as making them functionally immortal.
== Notes ==
Gilaf

Gilaf is an UrDail pilot from ReDawn. He is the brother of Alanik, and a member of the Independence faction. 
== History ==
Gilaf was stationed at Hollow, and he and his flightmates helped supervise the lumberwork there. He, along with many other members of the Independence faction, were captured by Unity and the Superiority. Alanik and Skyward Flight rescued him and his companions, and he and his fellow pilots got into their fighters to help fight the force that Unity sent against them. He and the others fought well against the Unity pilots and held their own, but soon Unity reinforcements arrived and they were forced to retreat.
Alanik decided that they should retreat to Wandering Leaf, though Gilaf expressed doubt at the idea. The members of Skyward Flight used their taynix to teleport themselves and the Independence pilots close to Wandering Leaf and underneath its turrets, taking several trips. Gilaf and the others entered inside the platform, and were soon joined by Alanik. Though he was slightly alarmed at the presence of the human pilots, he soon got over it.
== Notes ==
Gill

Gill is a hyperslug taynix that Jorgen discovers in a cavern on Detritus along with several other taynix. Gill is of the yellow and blue variety of taynix, meaning he can use his Cytonic abilities to teleport. Gill is the first taynix besides Doomslug that FM ever sees, and at first she mistakes Gill for Doomslug.
Gill has blue markings down the side of his face that almost look like gills, which leads to FM naming him Gill. Gill has a quieter voice than Doomslug, at least some of the time.
Gill teleports out of his crate many times, at one point teleporting right in the middle of Admiral Cobb’s holoprojection. Gill goes with Skyward Flight on their rescue mission to Sunreach. With Jorgen’s direction, Gill uses his cytonic abilities to teleport into Sadie’s starfighter and bring her into the station, saving her.
== Notes ==
Gitgeth

Gitgeth is a listener who attends the feast in Kholinar the night of Gavilar Kholin's assassination. 
He wears rubies in his beard and has prominent red colors in his skin. He's considerate, worrying about the parshmen and letting Eshonai go her own way and explore the Kholinar palace while he and the others handled the unloading of the drums.
His fate after the feast is uncertain. As only the original Council of Five stayed behind to take responsibility for the assassination, it's possible that he fled to the Shattered Plains along with Eshonai and the rest, but what happened to him afterwards is unknown.
== Notes ==
Gitora

Gitora is an Alethi scribe training to be an engineer on Roshar.
== History == 
=== Battle of Azimir ===
Adolin asks Kaminah if the balcony in the Azish Dome can handle a Shardbearer's weight, and she sends the scribe Gitora to check, due to her training to be an engineer. Not long after, Gitora approaches Adolin and tells him that it is possible because the Azish Shardbearer is already standing on it, but did the extra math to conclude it can hold both of them.
== Notes ==
Glass of Alivening

Glass of Alivening, also known as Alivener's Glass, is a kind of Silimatic glass that is used to create Alivened and by Scrivener's Bones to augment their bodies. Usually, a bead or two of glass serve as eyes of the creature to be Alivened. In case of Scrivener's Bones, a single bead replaces one of their organic eyes. To charge the Glass of Alivening, an Oculator stores part of his "humanity" (things like capacity to love, protect others, and have mercy) in a bead. Destroying the beads is usually enough to destroy an Alivened. While the glass gives the resulting creature the ability to function, it is the material that it is made of that determines its temperament. 
Some people consider Alivening to be dark Oculary, so it is not commonly used in Free Kingdoms.
== Notes ==
Category: Magic
Glasswater Deep

Glasswater Deep is a location in the Sea of Lost Lights. It is adjacent to Ravizadth, Emberdark and hits the Emberdark Channel and South Hallen Channel. It is near the Luminous Shallows.
In the Physical Realm, it is the northern part of the Frostlands, lying on the same peninsula that Kharbranth is on to its west.
== Notes ==
Gloomdancer

The gloomdancer is a mythological creature in Thaylenah on Roshar. Modern Thaylens and Rosharan scholars generally consider them to be fictitious, alongside sea hags and living heaps of cremlings. 
During the True Desolation, there were increased reports of unexplainable events, causing Jasnah Kholin to reconsider the authenticity of some legends and folk tales. Vstim mentioned Jasnah's thoughts on Aimians and the gloomdancer to Rysn during a discussion of the unusual events that were occurring on the Wandersail during the expedition to Akinah.
== Notes ==
Category:Myths and Legends
Glory Faction

The Glory Faction is one of the eighty factions that governs the Rose Empire on Sel.
They attempted to assassinate Emperor Ashravan, however only succeeded in killing his wife. Ashravan was left in a vegetative state, leading the Heritage Faction to coerce the Forger Wan ShaiLu into Forging him a new soul. It is likely the Glory Faction felt they would be able to elevate one of their members to the position of emperor if Ashravan was killed.
During the mourning period for the Emperor's wife, which was the excuse given for Ashravan's seclusion; the Glory Faction spreads rumors that Ashravan was killed believing that the Heritage Faction was only stalling for time. When the Essence Mark created for Ashravan is successful, he is able to reveal himself to the Factions. This leads to a weakening of the Glory Faction’s power since they had gambled on him not returning.
== Notes ==
es:Facción Gloria
Glowpaste

Glowpaste is a fluorescent substance found on Threnody.
As kindling a fire would immediately enrage the ever-present shades, and a fire that goes out therefore cannot be easily replaced, fire is not typically used for illumination in the Forests of Hell. The inhabitants of the Forests rely instead on glowpaste, a liquid that, once mixed, provides a dim, but steady, pale green or blue light. Glowpaste is often placed in glass jars that are tied to poles, serving as lanterns. When the user wants the light extinguished, they simply cover the jar with a black covering. Glowpaste can make shades glow in its light.
There are two variants of glowpaste. The more common type glows green and is far brighter than the blue variant, which is known as Abraham's Fire. The latter has an added benefit, though, in that its light makes wetleek sap glow in the dark.
Silence Montane makes use of glowpaste when hunting bounties, both to light her way and to follow the trail of urine left behind by horses that have drunk wetleek sap mixed with water.
== Notes ==
es:Pasta brillante
Glurv

Glurv is a deserter from the Alethi armies during the War of Reckoning. He is short and overweight, with a swollen face, as if it were trying to burst through it's skin.
At some point in his life, Glurv fought against the Parshendi on the Shattered Plains, but eventually decided to desert the army. Glurv joined a band of deserters in the Frostlands which were lead by Vathah. He was convinced to help defend Macob's caravan by Brightness Shallan Davar. She drew a picture of an idealized Glurv, and which prompted Gaz to ask her for one as well.
Whilst investigating what turns out to be the Unmade Re-Shephir, Veil asks Glurv and Vathah to watch for a repeat of some violence perpetrated in Urithiru. They suspected that a bar fight which ended in a fatal head wound would be duplicated, when in fact the hanging of the Ruthar soldier responsible for the death was copied. Both Vathah and Glurv witness the copycat hanging their victim from an outcropping above one of the stone buildings in the Breakaway and jumping down into the market as the corpse twitched. Glurv pursues the murderer whilst Vathah finds Veil and fills her in, before catching up to Glurv who is waiting by the eastern tunnels the perpetrator ran into. The three of them follow into the tunnel, but Veil runs ahead. He receives a medal from Dalinar Kholin for his help investigating the incidents, which he seems to enjoy gloating about.
== Notes ==