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Nord

Callsign Nord is a member of Nightmare Flight along with Nose, Bog, Sushi, Jager, and Tunestone.
As part of their training, Skyward Flight were paired with Nightmare Flight for a routine debris tagging mission, during which they are attacked by the Krell. Nord, and flightmate Sushi, were assigned to accompany Jorgen during the tagging exercise.
Later, Nightmare Flight participated in the Second Battle of Alta.
== Notes ==
Noromin

Noromin (usually Noro) is an Alethi soldier on Roshar. He is a lieutenant in the Kholinar Wall Guard and the commander of Squad Two within Platoon Seven.
==Appearance and Personality==
He has light blue eyes and a wispy dark beard, and usually wears the blue uniform of the Wall Guard. He can be rather charming, though his manner is more reminiscent of a merchant than of a soldier. Noro and his squad are very welcoming, and Noro is always pushing to keep his men out of trouble, as shown by his numerous examples of shushing people when they are about to say something sensitive, such as talking about Highmarshal Azure's 'secret' or Pai's execution. Kaladin sees him as oversensitive to discussing delicate subjects. On the battlefield, Noro is a competent but somewhat unassertive leader; when Kaladin preempts his authority during a Fused raid, he shows lenience by shrugging it off.
==Attributes and Abilities==
Noro trains and fights alongside his men and is versed in the use of a side sword, pike, truncheon, and shield. He is the most senior squad lieutenant in his platoon, and reports to Captain Deedanor. He has knowledge of military tactics and is a capable melee fighter. Noro is of a slightly higher dahn than the members of his "tenner" squad.
==History==
Noro encountered Kaladin wearing a uniform in Kholinar while the city was under siege and assumed he was a deserter. He was surprised to see a "lighteyes" with a slave brand, but was cordial to Kaladin and offered him a hot meal with no strings attached. Kaladin immediately felt at home with the Kholinar Wall Guard due to their well-run operations and the welcoming behavior of Noro and the other men; he also hoped to learn more about Highmarshal Azure. Kaladin officially joined the Wall Guard after consulting with Elhokar and was assigned to Noro's squad.
Noro led his squad during their shifts on wall duty and on patrol, including meetings with Velalant as part of a deal to distribute food in the city. He was present during the Fused raids that occurred while Kaladin was with the squad and also when Kaladin questioned Azure; he was mortified by Kaladin's blunt approach. Nevertheless, Noro quickly recognized Kaladin's skill and leadership abilities and suggested that he should be promoted to lieutenant. He quickly began deferring to Kaladin's orders in battle despite his own seniority. When Kaladin revealed both his mission and his ability to absorb Investiture, Noro was extremely surprised. 
Noro was present with the rest of his squad when Azure allowed Kaladin into the windblades to show him the secrets that kept the Kholinar Wall Guard fed. The squad effectively served as an honor guard for Kaladin during the final assault on Kholinar Palace. During the skirmish, Noro killed two singers that Kaladin had known, Jali and Sah, before having his head split by Khen's axe.
== Notes ==
North Hallen Channel

North Hallen Channel is a channel in the Sea of Lost Lights. One can take this channel and travel to Celebrant via the Celebrant Channel. Alternatively, one can travel upstream towards the Smolderbrand Channel.
It is unclear what exactly "Hallen" is, but there is also a South Hallen Channel directly south of the North Hallen Channel. Hallen might refer to the body of water between the rivers that the two channels lie along.
In the Physical Realm, the North Hallen Channel appears to move along the Deathbend River.
== Notes ==
North Seran

North Seran is a body of water on Scadrial.
During the Final Empire, it is situated at the edge of the Eastern Dominance; the eastern shore of the lake lies just inside the border with the Crescent Dominance. There are mountains to the north of the lake and farmland to the west. It is connected to South Seran by the River Seran, and is the smaller of the two Seran lakes. Two settlements or plantations are located on the southern end of the lake, near the headwaters of the river.
After the Catacendre, the lake remains in the same location, but the area is not known to be inhabited.
== Notes ==
Northgrip

Northgrip is a city in northeast Jah Keved on Roshar. It lies on a bay adjacent to the eastern Reshi Sea, near the border with Herdaz. It is the largest city in northern Jah Keved.
==History==
Helaran Davar ordered his sister Shallan some expensive drawing supplies from a merchant in Northgrip that were later delivered to the Davar estate.
After arriving on the Shattered Plains, Shallan attempted to send messages to her family, including a letter sent through Northgrip. Northgrip was far away from the battles in the Veden civil war, and Shallan hoped that its remote location would improve the chances that a letter would get through the chaos to her family. 
== Notes ==
Nose

Callsign Nose is flight leader of Nightmare Flight. The other members are Nord, Bog, Sushi, Jager, and Tunestone.
As part of their training, Skyward Flight were paired with Nightmare Flight for a routine debris tagging mission. During the exercise, Nose paired Sushi and Nord with Jorgen, and Bog and Tunestone with Spensa and FM, instructing them to demonstrate ship maneuvers for the cadets. After witnessing Spensa and FM's light-lancing skills, Nose offered them both positions in Nightmare Flight. When Jorgen, FM, and Spensa attracted the attention of the Krell, Nose tried to pair the cadets with members of Nightmare Flight. However, Jorgen intervened, asking for Skyward Flight to remain together. Nose granted the request then instructed the pilots to watch for Lifebusters and remain evasive until Riptide Flight could arrive to reinforce them.
Later, Nightmare Flight participated in the Second Battle of Alta.
== Notes ==
Noseball

Noseball is a sport played on Scadrial. It became popular sometime in the first half of the third century PC. While many people, mostly young, played the sport, some adults protested against it.
In Bilming, noseball was banned by Mayor Gave Entrone in . However, the local constables did not enforce the new law; this may be because some of them played the sport themselves. In Elendel, local leagues passed out flyers in a bid to recruit players. Wayne invested some of his funds in creating a city-wide league with a team for each octant, complete with a dedicated stadium. He requested that his accountants change the sport's name and some of the rules, but it is unclear if that stipulation was acted on or not.
== Notes ==
Not-ilus

The Not-ilus is a raft created by Spensa and Chet while in the belt of the nowhere. They create the main body of the raft from two wooden doors they got from a building they find. They find several large nuts that are slightly bigger than a human’s head and similar to coconuts, and make cords from the stringy pulp, which they dry. They lash the doors together with the cords, and lash the hollowed-out nuts to the bottom of the raft. Because the nuts are watertight and filled with air, it allows the raft to float well.
M-Bot is impressed with the raft, and compliments its structural integrity and remarkable buoyancy. While in the belt of the nowhere, Spensa and Chet use the Not-ilus to cross a fragment that is covered with water.
== Notes ==
Nouxil

Nouxil is a well-known gunsmith in Elendel on Scadrial.
== Appearance and Personality ==
Nouxil is a short balding man who appears somewhat fearful. Whether he was naturally a cowardly man or if he became one after his year-long imprisonment by the Vanishers is uncertain. 
However, Nouxil is a clever man as well. Ranette, a notoriously brusque and scathing women, thinks he is a skilled enough gunsmith to keep a correspondence going with him. He also manages to hide a plea for help inside the grips of the aluminum guns he forges for the Vanishers.
Ironically enough for a gunsmith, Nouxil is not a great shot.
== History ==
Nouxil's early life is unknown, but as an adult he became a skilled gunsmith. He and Ranette began corresponding, discussing their work and mutual interest in gunsmithing. During this time, Nouxil's style became distinctive to Ranette, particularly the shape of his barrels and internal mechanics.
Around the year 340, Nouxil was kidnapped by Miles Dagouter and his crew, the Vanishers. Nouxil was forced to design and forge the aluminum guns and ammunition that the Vanishers used in their robberies. It seems possible that he also created the two specific alloys used in the aluminum guns and bullets. It allowed them to be heavy and sturdy enough to be useful, without losing the invulnerability to Allomancy characteristic of pure aluminum. He likely worked in the foundry in Longard where the Vanishers did most of their forging. During this time, he began inscribing the message "Wasing the where of needing" inside of the gun grips he created, a cry for help in High Imperial. He spent around a year imprisoned there.
After the Yomen-Ostlin wedding dinner, when captured members of the Vanishers compromised the location of the foundry, he was probably moved to the foundry beneath the Ironspine Building, where he could continue his work. High Lord Waxillium Ladrian, Wayne, and Lady Marasi Colms brought one of his aluminum guns, recovered from the wedding dinner, to Ranette's house, where they sought shelter. Ranette recognized Nouxil's style in the make of the gun and discovered his message.
During Wax's attack on the Vanisher hideout beneath the Ironspine Building, Nouxil was locked in a room in the above-ground Vanisher barrack with Lady Steris Harms. Nouxil spent most of that fight cowering in that room. When Wax freed the two of them, he handed Nouxil a shotgun and Pushed on it, throwing Nouxil out of the second story room into the canal, where he could swim to safety. The Elendel constables found him there and pulled him out of the canal alive, if a bit displeased.
== Notes ==
Nu Ralik

Nu Ralik is a deity secretly worshiped by the people of the Purelake on Roshar.
==Beliefs==
Rysn notes that every Purelaker she has met cares deeply about their gods. The Purelakers believe that Nu Ralik has a great deal of influence on their lives. Ishikk believes that Nu Ralik is responsible for both the quality of his daily fishing catch and Maib's recent finger aches. Ishikk also believes that Nu Ralik holds sway over his destiny, and he often mentally appeals to Nu Ralik regarding potential events in his future.
Nu Ralik has an indeterminate association with the natural world. Ishikk has little regard for kingdoms or borders, believing that Nu Ralik places precedence on natural boundaries.
Purelakers also have a strong penchant for being in the sunlight and keeping their feet in the water to feel the tides; Ishikk thinks "Nu Ralik forbid!" in regards to wearing a shirt.
==Secrecy==
Although Nu Ralik is the true god of the Purelakers, in public they always swear by Vun Makak, Nu Ralik's jealous and spiteful younger brother. They believe that they must trick Vun Makak into believing that they worship him instead. They do not speak Nu Ralik's name outside of their holy grottos, although in one instance a Purelaker invokes Nu Ralik's name when he is about to die. 
Despite the efforts of the Purelakers, their worship of Nu Ralik is not completely secret, as both Jasnah Kholin and the Seventeenth Shard are aware that he is their true god.
== Notes ==
category: religion
Nuatoma

A nuatoma is a leader of an Unkalaki clan on Roshar. They are a type of noble, the Horneater equivalent of an Alethi Brightlord. 
== Social Status ==
It is not clear how an individual becomes nuatoma, although both birth order and heritage are major factors in Unkalaki social standing. Since all Unkalaki are darkeyed, eye color is not a consideration. The relatives of a nuatoma act as their guards and servants, often performing multiple jobs. It is implied that a nuatoma leads each of the Horneater Peaks. There are occasional skirmishes between peaks, presumably led by the nuatoma.
When Lunamor sees Phendorana, who has obvious importance among honorspren, he asks Syl if Phendorana is like an honorspren nuatoma; because Syl can remember Phendorana berating her for wanting to seek Kaladin, she agrees.
== Quest for Shards ==
The lack of Shards among the Unkalaki is a source of embarrassment for the nuatoma, and many have traveled to Vedenar or Alethkar offering significant financial incentives in exchange for the chance to duel a Shardbearer and win a Shard. They believe that the first nuatoma to win a Shardblade would gain sufficient power to become the first tana'kai—similar to a king—in many years. Either the respect for a Shardbearer or the fear of an easy defeat would keep the other peaks from skirmishing with a nuatoma who holds a Shard.
All of the nuatoma who have challenged Alethi Shardbearers have been killed. Kef'ha, Lunamor's nuatoma, chooses to duel Torol Sadeas, believing that it will be easier to win against someone who only possesses Shardplate first, and then to challenge someone else for their Blade afterwards. He believes that his relatives will simply become servants of House Sadeas if he dies. However, sometime in early , Sadeas kills Kef'ha without a proper duel and then kills some of his family members who protest before seizing their property anyway. Sadeas does not know what to do with the surviving Horneaters, but he makes soldiers or servants out of most of them. Lunamor briefly serves as his cook, but he puts chull dung in Sadeas' food, earning him an assignment to the bridge crews.
After Cord receives her Shardplate, Lunamor finds it remarkable that their nation's first Shardbearer is not a nuatoma, but a young woman.
== Notable Nuatoma ==
* Kef'ha
== Notes ==
Nuluba

Nuluba is a varvax pirate in the belt of the nowhere. She is a member of the Broadsider Faction, working on the ground crew of Cutlass Flight alongside Maksim.
== History ==
=== Before Becoming a Pirate ===
Nuluba used to do customer analysis for the methane utility farms on Tuma, in an irrelevant department. She had access to a lot of information, including population statistics for several planets. She became too curious about the data, and started asking too many questions. One of her jobs was looking at population statistics for species of “lesser intelligence”, who were deemed “aggressive”. The Superiority said that those species killed each other often through intraspecies murder, but Nuluba found that to not be the case. Nuluba started gathering proof, and was proud of her revolutionary research about how wrong their assumptions of “aggressive” species were. The Superiority threw her into the nowhere to keep her quiet, before she even got to see her mate, Vormel, again. Afterward she joined with the pirates, in the Broadsider faction.
== Notes ==
Numul

Numul are a type of crustacean living in the west of Roshar’s main continent. They live in herds, occasionally migrating. They are described as being midsized, and have cloudy, inch-long gemhearts. The first generations of humans hunted numul, although they didn’t use their gemhearts for anything. Dalinar Kholin speculated that early armies in the west of the continent provisioned themselves by following the herds of numul. The Azish also ranch them in great quantities, using the gemhearts for their soulcasters.
== Notes ==
O'Brien

O'Brien is a soldier and tech operative who is on Hershel's Special Forces team when Calamity granted powers to all the Epics. O'Brien was present when Steelheart gained his powers during a raid on a Russian satellite facility. O'Brien lost an arm when one of Steelheart's energy blasts clipped him on the shoulder, and despite only having one arm, O'Brien still managed to fire his rifle at Steelheart. He was killed by Steelheart soon after.
== Notes ==
Oathbound Spires

The Oathbound Spires is a location in the Sea of Souls, part of the Rosharan subastral of the Cognitive Realm. It is located on a peninsula north of the Astral Banks and Lasting Integrity, and west of Justice Untarnished. In the Physical Realm, it is near Sesemalex Dar, and its peninsula is a river that separates Emul and Tukar.
The Oathbound Spires's name and proximity to Lasting Integrity may suggest the place is under honorspren control. 
It is unclear exactly if the Oathbound Spires is some sort of settlement or not.
== Notes ==
Oathbringer/Covers

This is a gallery for covers of Oathbringer. For more information about each cover, including other editions and translations using the same art, check each file's individual page. 
Oathbringer US Hardcover.jpg | United States (Tor)
OB UK cover.jpg | United Kingdom (Gollancz)
OB UK 2022 Part 1 Cover.jpg | United Kingdom (Gollancz, 2022, part 1)
OB UK 2022 Part 2 Cover.jpg | United Kingdom (Gollancz, 2022, part 2)
OB FR Part 1 cover.jpg | France (Le Livre de Poche, part 1)
OB FR Part 2 cover.jpg | France (Le Livre de Poche, part 2)
OB PL Part 1 cover.jpg | Poland (MAG paperback, part 1)
OB PL Part 2 cover.jpg | Poland (MAG paperback, part 2)
Oathbringer PL P1 hardcover.jpg | Poland (MAG hardcover, part 1)
OB PL part 2 new cover.jpg | Poland (MAG hardcover, part 2)
Oathbringer HU Part 1 Cover.jpg | Hungary (Delta Vision, part 1)
Oathbringer HU Part 2 Cover.jpg | Hungary (Delta Vision, part 2)
OB BG cover.jpg | Bulgaria (Артлайн-Студиос / Artline Studios)
OB BG 2024 Cover.jpeg | Bulgaria (Артлайн Студиос / Artline Studios)
OB TR cover.jpg | Turkey (Akılçelen Kitaplar, 2019)
OB TR Part 1 Cover.jpg | Turkey (Akılçelen Kitaplar, 2021, part 1)
OB TR Part 2 Cover.jpg | Turkey (Akılçelen Kitaplar, 2021, part 2)
OB CN Cover.jpg | Mainland China (重庆出版社 / Chongqing Publishing House)
OB DE Part 1 cover.jpg | Germany (Heyne, part 1)
OB DE Part 2 cover.jpg | Germany (Heyne, part 2)
OB TW cover.jpg | Taiwan (奇幻基地 / Fantasy Foundation)
OB cover Ukr.jpg | Ukraine (Клуб Сімейного Дозвілля / Family Leisure Club)
 
Category:Cover Galleries
Oathbringer/Headings

It has been theorized that the faces on the arches at each of the epigraphs is a Herald (or Hoid), and that each face tells us something about the chapter that is about to be read. 
The heralds' faces, along with attributes associated with each herald, are listed at Ten Essences.
The herald icons are listed in order from left to right.
Chapter	Chapter Title	Symbol	Herald Name 1	Herald Name 2	Herald Name 3	Herald Name 4
== Key ==
=== Symbols ===
== Notes ==
*3h
sa3
category: meta
category: list articles
Oathbringer/Interior art

This is a gallery of interior art for Oathbringer. For more information about each piece, including transcripts of the text (when needed), check each file's individual page.
Ishar Endsheet.jpg | by Ishar
Shalash Endsheet.jpg | by Shalash
Jezrien Endpage.jpg | by Howard Lyon Jezrien
Vedel Endpage.jpg | by Howard Lyon Vedel
OB Roshar.jpg | by Isaac Stewart Roshar
Alethkar Color.jpg | by Isaac Stewart Alethkar
Oathgate Locations.jpg | by Isaac Stewart Oathgate locations
Sea of Lost Lights.jpg | by Isaac Stewart Sea of Lost Lights
Kholinar.jpg | by Isaac Stewart Kholinar
Thaylen City.jpg | by Isaac Stewart Thaylen City
Ship Designs.jpg | by Airship designs
Vambrace.jpg | by Vambrace 
Corridor.jpg | by Urithiru corridor
Horses.jpg | by Horses
Spren in the Wall.jpg | by Midnight Essence in the wall
The Tower.jpg | by Urithiru, under Re-Shephir's influence
Urithiru.jpg | by Urithiru
Kholinar Spren.jpg | by Corrupted spren in Kholinar
Mandras.jpg | by Mandras
Oathgate Spren.jpg | by Oathgate spren
Shadesmar Spren.jpg | by Spren in Shadesmar
Alethi Glyphs Page 1.jpg | by Isaac Stewart Glyphs
Contemporary Thaylen Female Fashion.jpg | by Thaylen female fashion
Vorin Havah.jpg | by Vorin female fashion (havahs)
Rosharan Wines.jpg | by Miranda Meeks Wine types
The Taker of Secrets.jpg | by Miranda Meeks Sja-anat, the Taker of Secrets
OB Endnote.jpg | by Isaac Stewart Jasnah's ketek
 
Category:Interior art
Oathbringer (Shardblade)/Gallery

== Official artwork ==
A Man's Worth by Randy Vargas.jpg | by In Dalinar's hand, Call to Adventure: The Stormlight Archive
Act of Mercy by Xabi Gaztelua.jpg | by Held by Tanalan, Call to Adventure: The Stormlight Archive
WOKLB - Part4 End by Steve Argyle.jpg | by With Dalinar, The Way of Kings leatherbound interior art
Servant of Odium by Petar Penev.jpg | by Servant of Odium
Dalinar Allen.jpg | by With Dalinar, The Way of Kings Graphic Audio cover
OB BG cover.jpg | by Hristo Chukov On the Bulgarian cover of Oathbringer
Dalinar - IV. The Emperor .jpg | by With Dalinar on the Tarot card The Emperor
Dalinar Card.jpg | by Dalinar Card from the Stormlight Archive Playing Card Deck
Dalinar Blackthorn Miniature.png| by Dalinar (Blackthorn) Miniature from the Stormlight Premium Miniatures Kickstarter
Dalinar Character Pin.png | by Dalinar Character Pin
== Fanworks ==
Sadeas oathbringer.jpg | by Held by Torol Sadeas
The Blackthorn by jurassicpencil.jpg | by With a young Dalinar
Dalinar the Blackthorn.jpg | by At a chasmfiend hunt
Blackthorn by Caio Santos.jpg | by Held by Dalinar
Dalinar by Caio Santos.jpg | by In Dalinar's hand
Blackthorn by Petar Penev.jpg | by With Dalinar
The Blackthorn by Harry Shea-Pelletier.jpg | by With Dalinar
The Blackthorn by Hirgonn.jpg | by Held by Dalinar
Oathbringer by Marie Seeberger.jpg | by Dalinar giving Oathbringer away
Oathbringer by Dejan Delic.jpg | by Dalinar holding Oathbringer
Category:Gallery Subpages
Oathbringer (in-world)

Oathbringer, My Glory and My Shame is a book written by Dalinar Kholin in the year 1174 during the True Desolation. It is a record of Dalinar's life and journey, written by his own hand in the Vorin women's script, rather than having a female relative scribe it for him, as would be the cultural norm.
== Creation ==
Inspired by The Way of Kings and his encounters with Nohadon in his visions, Dalinar Kholin felt he should make a record of his life and journey and about how he had changed. The final decision to write the account was made during the Battle of Thaylen Field, when Dalinar united the three Realms and created a perpendicularity, during which time he could see into Shadesmar. After the battle, Dalinar asked Navani to teach him to read, and later write, in the Alethi women's script, breaking with Vorin tradition where a man would typically dictate his writings to a female relative instead of writing it by his own hand. Three weeks later, after Adolin's and Shallan's wedding, he started to write the book and titled it Oathbringer, My Glory and My Shame. Dalinar continued to write and revise the text over the next year. The unpracticed writing done by his large fingers took up more room than usual on the page, leading to a much larger original manuscript than versions done by scribes. After having scribes make some copies of his final version, which he completed during the offensive in Emul, he gave the completed original to Jasnah and asked her to write the undertext for the book. Despite Jasnah's warnings that she would be both lengthy and thorough in rebutting the arguments in his primarily religious writing, Dalinar insisted that his decision to ask her was part of his oath to unite instead of divide.
== Reception ==
Although the book has not yet been published, Dalinar released portions of the early drafts to be read throughout the coalition. These were met to varied reception; some people were shocked by Dalinar's actions in the past, while others were disgusted at the thought of a man writing. Still others respected Dalinar for his accomplishment and realized that a man writing was the beginning of many changes.
== Preface ==
== Epilogue ==
== Trivia ==
*Oathbringer is the namesake of the third book in The Stormlight Archive series, following with the trend of naming them for in-world books.
*The text of the preface is from the epigraphs of Part One of Oathbringer and the text of the epilogue is from the epigraphs of Day Six of Wind and Truth.
== Notes ==
category: literature
es:Juramentada (in-world)