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Tia

Tia is a member of the Reckoners. She generally is on operations during missions and is the group's main researcher. She is the only one among the Reckoners to know Prof from before the arrival of Calamity. She is also one of the main people to get in touch with the Reckoner's contacts such as the Knighthawk Foundry. She offers to teach David her side of the Reckoners, but he refuses, as it means he wouldn't be able to do point duty any more.
== Appearance and Personality ==
Tia has shoulder-length red hair and spectacles, and is described as articulate and narrow-faced . She is the team's researcher, and she also runs operations. She and Abraham are the most skilled with the tensors out of the team members, although Tia rarely goes out into the field as a fighter. She also drinks a lot of a particular brand of cola, especially when stressed. It is believed that this cola comes from the city of Chattanooga.
== History ==
Tia was a rocket scientist for NASA and used to date Prof, allowing him to visit her at work.
When Prof became a full Epic, it was believed he killed Tia, but in truth she had come to Ildithia and hidden with the Stingray Clan where David and Abraham find her. She is then captured by Prof, but is rescued by David. During the rescue, she lingers behind in order to hack Prof's computers. Prof accidentally kills her while attacking David and Megan.
Tia also exists in Firefight's alternate earth, playing a similar coordinating role.
== Trivia ==
* In the rulebook for the Reckoners board game, Tia's surname is given as Redwin.
== Notes ==
Tien/Gallery

== Official artwork ==
Driven by Guilt by Ari Ibarra.jpg | by In Kaladin's arms, from Call to Adventure: The Stormlight Archive
== Fanart ==
Tien by Keith Magnaye.jpg | by 
Alive Tien.png | by 
Kal sketches.jpg | by With Kaladin
Tien by Elisgardor.jpg | by Collecting rocks
Stormblessed Family by Elisgardor.jpg | by With the rest of his family
Tien by Marie Seeberger.jpg | by 
Kaladin and Tien hugging by Clarinking.jpg | by With Kaladin
Kaladin and Tien by Shayndlart.jpg| by 
Tien rocks by zoethather art.jpg| by Finding rocks with Kaladin
Kaladin and Tien.jpg | by Young Kaladin and Tien
Dead Tien.png | by Kaladin holding Tien's body
Tien's death.jpg | by Tien's death
Kaladin's Pain by Petar Penev.jpg | by Kaladin's pain
Tien by Ari Ibarra.jpeg | by Offering Kaladin a cool rock during the Weeping
Tien by clarinking.jpg | by In battle
Tien's Death by Katie Payne.jpg| by Kaladin holding Tien's body
Weeping by Marie Seeberger.jpg | by In the Weeping
Thank You by Marie Seeberger.jpg | by With Kaladin
Category:Gallery Subpages
Tifandor

Tifandor is the author of a biography on King Gavilar on Roshar.
Shallan asked to search for Tifandor's biography in the Palanaeum as a cover to leave Jasnah for long enough to do some research on the Voidbringers. After being intercepted by Kabsal, she retrieved the book from one of the lower levels before returning to Jasnah.
== Notes ==
Tifi

Tifi is an Unkalaki on Roshar related to Kef'ha and Lunamor.
Based on Unkalaki cultural traditions, Tifi was presumably related to his nuatoma Kef'ha. Tifi and Lunamor were both part of a family group that traveled to the Shattered Plains as part of Kef'ha's quest to win Shardplate from Torol Sadeas. However, Sadeas murdered Kef'ha without a proper duel. Lunamor stated that Tifi and Sinaku'a were among those killed after raising weapons in vengeance, likely after Sadeas seized Kef'ha's property and turned his family into servants.
When Tuaka was reunited with Lunamor, she asked after Sinaku'a and Tifi. Her reaction implied that they were Lunamor's older siblings and that their death meant that he had gained elevated status, possibly becoming nuatoma himself. However, Lunamor did not wish to discuss the matter, and Tifi's identity was left ambiguous.
== Notes ==
Tift

Tift is a darkeyed resident of Hearthstone on Roshar. His father is a farmer, and Tift thinks he is good at it.
As a child, he played with the other children in the village, including Jost, Jest, Mord, Naget, and Khav. Kaladin used his name as an example of a 'solid, Alethi darkeyes' names, unlike his own.
== Notes ==
Tightendow Prime

Tightendow Prime is a planet in the High Empire.
It is an important planet, near the core of the empire, and is home to an imperial fleet. By the end of the Reunification War, however, the empire's forces were stretched thin, as they had been pushing outward to hold their newly re-expanded borders. As a result, Tightendow Prime was one of the ten locations Varion Crestmar attacked in his rebellion against the empire.
In the empire's command center, Dennison Crestmar correctly realized that Varion had taken the empire's eastern fighter flank at Tightendow Prime based only on a glance at the display screen of the battle a few minutes earlier and hearing the admiral directing that battle curse. This and other demonstrations of his knowledge of Varion's tactics convinced the High Emperor to allow Dennison to transmit fake reports of the battles to Varion through a bug in Varion's klage transmitter.
== Notes ==
Category: Celestial bodies
Tigzikk

Tigzikk is a thief on Roshar who attempted to rob the Bronze Palace. He is also known as "Tig" to Lift, who is unable to properly pronounce his name.
== Appearance and Personality ==
Tigzikk is an aging Makabaki man with dark hair and skin. During the Bronze Palace heist, he wears fancy clothing made to imitate that of Azish civil servants.
He's considered scholarly within Huqin's crew for being able to curse in three languages. He's also cautious, and serves as a voice of reason for the group, discussing whether or not they should rob the Palace.
== History ==
Tigzikk was the only one in Huqin's crew who knew Lift well, and he vouched for her capabilities. Lift mentioned helping the crew because she "owed" Tigzikk, although she did not say why. Tigzikk found out about the ongoing Prime Aqasix election in , which allowed easier access into the Bronze Palace, and proposed the plan to rob it. During the theft, he and fellow crew member Maxin infiltrated the Palace garden to mingle with the bureaucrats there, the plan being that they would alert the rest if an alarm was raised.
== Notes ==
Tiil

Tiil is a young Arelene boy who became an Elantrian sometime after the Reod. When Raoden established New Elantris, Tiil and the approximately fifty other children were placed under the care of Matisse, who teaches them to draw Aons. During this time, he and the other children live in a building known as the Roost.
When Elantris is attacked by Fjordell soldiers, Matisse convinces him and Teor to help keep the younger children moving and quiet by claiming that, since her father is a soldier, she is as well, and they can be her "subcaptains" if they do what she tells them.
== Notes ==
Timbre/Gallery

== Official artwork ==
Call to Adventure - Willshaper.png | by Nastya Lehn With Venli, Call to Adventure: The Stormlight Archive
Choose a Side.jpg | by In Dalinar's vision with Venli as Odium breaks through, Call to Adventure: The Stormlight Archive
Spren.jpeg | by With Syl, Ivory, the Stormfather, Wyndle, and Pattern, Call to Adventure: The Stormlight Archive
Venli - XVI. The Tower .jpg | by On the Tarot card The Tower
RoW PL Part 1 Hardcover art.jpg | by On the Polish hardcover of Rhythm of War
Venli WOKLB Sticker.jpg| by Venli sticker from The Way of Kings leatherbound Kickstarter
Venli Character Pin.png | by Venli Character Pin
== Fanworks ==
Venli by jurassicpencil.png | by 
Venli by Esther Schrader.jpg | by 
Envoy by Connor Chamberlain.jpg | by 
Venli and Timbre by Laurys L.jpg | by 
Venli and Timbre by Stivya.png| by 
Venli and Timbre by Elisgardor.jpg| by 
Venli and Timbre by EccoS.jpg| by 
Category:Gallery Subpages
TimeTellers

The TimeTellers are a Scadrian political movement. 
They claim neutrality in interplanetary conflicts. They are made up of scientists who wish to understand the mysteries of the cosmere. Zellion suspects they are secretly an arm of the Scadrian military who work to develop tech in order to stay ahead in the accelerating interplanetary arms race.
The TimeTellers wear small triangular metal ornaments decorated with red enamel on the sides of their faces.
== History ==
The TimeTellers likely developed at some point after . 
A group of TimeTellers landed on Canticle in order to study its sun and core, and how they interact with one another.
== Discoveries == 
While on Canticle they made the following discoveries. 
* the Investiture in the star gets ‘sucked’ down into the planet’s core.
* how to recharge Sunhearts.
* how to create Cinderhearts.
* various other technologies involving the planet's native investiture, like guns strong enough to destroy ships
== Notes ==
Times of the Night

Times of the Night is a hion viewer program with new episodes broadcast on Samday, in the evening. Characters in the show include a woman, depicted with blue hion lines, a man, depicted with violet, and the man's brother, Lee. The story is about a man who wakes up one day without his memories. He is the only one who knows the location of an incredible treasure, and so many people try to convince him that they are his friends. The story is about the man trying to figure out his past and discern which people were truly his friends and who is trying to deceive him.
== Notes ==
Timewasters Guide

Timewasters Guide or TWG was the official fan forum for Brandon, up until its collapse in 2011. It was also the fansite of other authors up to that time, such as Dan Wells and Howard Tayler. It was initially set up as a means of communication between Brandon and various other friends, and wasn't repaired in 2011 due to the availability of other software such as Facebook.
A complete read-only copy is available at the 17th Shard.
== Notes ==
Category: Fandom
Tinalar

Tinalar is an Alethi Shardbearer who lived on Roshar during the Era of Solitude.
Tinalar possessed a Shardblade, but no Shardplate. Considering the young Adolin Kholin to be merely a well-dressed fop, Tinalar dueled him for Shards, hoping to embarrass Adolin's father, Dalinar Kholin, and win Adolin's Plate. However, Adolin won the duel and claimed Tinalar's Shardblade as his own. Tinalar's Blade is the same one that Adolin later came to know as Mayalaran.
== Notes ==
Tindwyl/Gallery

== Official artwork ==
Tindwyl-TWoC.png | by Tindwyl as depicted in Terris: Wrought of Copper
Tindwyl_Card_Cropped.png| by Misborn Playing Cards
MistbornEra1StickerPack.png | by Hayley Lazo Mistborn Era 1 themed stickers
== Portraits ==
Tindwyl portrait.png | by Portrait
Vin, Tindwyl and Mare (cycloalkane).jpg | by Vin, Tindwyl and Mare 
Mistborn - Terris (Kelley Harris).jpg | by with Sazed
Tindwyl by Shuravf.jpeg | by 
Sazed and Tindwyl by Eva Gutierrez.jpg| by Eva Gutierrez
Category:Gallery Subpages
Tindwyl Ladrian

Tindwyl Ladrian is a young girl on Scadrial. She is the second child of Steris Harms and Waxillium Ladrian, and is a couple of years younger than her brother Maxillium. Her given name was likely suggested by her mother due to her preference for traditional names. She shares the name of a prominent Keeper who heroically sacrificed her life defending Luthadel shortly before the Catacendre.
In , the children stayed at their grandfather's estate with their governess Kath while Wax tried to prevent a bombing and Steris prepared Elendel for potential disaster.
== Notes ==
es:Tindwyl Ladrian
Tinningdar

The tinningdar is the name for traditional Terris robes worn on Scadrial.
== Description ==
The tinningdar's most distinctive feature is a colorful overlapping V pattern down the front. The pattern is embroidered. They are commonly worn with a belt and often have wide sleeves, which can help accommodate metalmind bracers. Stewards may own multiple sets of tinningdar, including more ornate versions that they wear to formal events.
== History ==
=== Final Empire ===
In the Final Empire, Terris stewards traditionally wear a tinningdar in the three colors of the noble house that the steward serves. They are sometimes referred to as "steward's robes"; Jastes identifies Sazed as a steward by his robes. Other items of Terris clothing, such as the robes worn by Tindwyl, are colorful and identifiably Terris, but are not mentioned as having the distinctive V pattern of the tinningdar.
Sazed regularly wears the tinningdar, even when performing menial tasks, such as digging a grave or stirring soup. He sees the robes as part of Terris history despite the fact that they also represent the lifestyle forced upon the Terris by the Lord Ruler; he wonders if future Terrismen will continue to wear the tinningdar.
Sazed and other former stewards continue to wear the tinningdar after the fall of the Final Empire, although the colors no longer represent nobility. 
=== Post-Catacendre ===
The tinningdar is still worn by the Terris 300 years after the Catacendre. Teenage Terris students, including a young Waxillium Ladrian, wear them in the Village. Wax does not find the robes comfortable.
Wax "dies" and meets Harmony—presumably in the Cognitive Realm—and perceives his clothing as the tinningdar, with layers of time instead of color.
== Notes ==
Tinweight Settlement

Tinweight Settlement is a mining town on Scadrial. The settlement is located next to a mine where metal ore can be found (likely tin, and possibly others). The mineworkers live in poor conditions, and deadly accidents at the mine are common. The location of the settlement is unknown, but mining towns are typically found in the Roughs rather than inside the verdant Elendel Basin.
Wayne grew up in Tinweight Settlement. His family was among the poorest in town, and they lived in a one-window house very close to the mine. Wayne's father and uncle Gregr died in mining accidents, forcing his mother to take a job in the mine. She was killed in yet another mining accident when Wayne was eleven.
== Notable residents ==
* Wayne
* Wayne's mother
* Wayne's father
* Gregr
* Tark Vestingdow
* Demmy
* Dug
== Notes ==
Tiqqa

Tiqqa is an urchin girl in Yeddaw on Roshar.
==Appearance and Personality==
She is around fifteen years old, and her name implies that she is native to Tashikk. She is well-known to other urchins, who place bets on how long it will take her to escape when someone notices her stealing.
==History==
She was at a street market in Yeddaw when Lift was following Nale, and she stole a basket of fruit from a stall. She was noticed by the shopkeeper and unfortunately ran directly towards Nale, who easily apprehended her. She panicked and drew a small knife, but Nale easily disarmed her and then immediately executed her in full public view by ramming his Shardblade through her chest. The shopkeeper and other onlookers were horrified, but Nale explained that death was the prescribed punishment for assaulting an officer with a bladed weapon, and that any lesser penalty would have led to future crime.
After Nale left, Lift attempted to use her Surgebinding abilities to heal Tiqqa and briefly thought it was working. A luminous figure appeared around Tiqqa, but it began vibrating and disappeared, and she could not be revived. Wyndle told Lift that Tiqqa had been dead for too long for Lift to help her, and that Shardblade wounds were particularly difficult to heal unless they were attended to immediately by a powerful Surgebinder. Lift said she would remember Tiqqa, and angrily resumed her pursuit of Nale.
== Notes ==
Tiw

Tiw is a deity worshiped by the Weswarans.
Tiw is called "the warrior".
According to Sefawynn, he once bound the wolf Fenris and was fated to eventually be killed by him. However, when the Black Bear freed Fenris, Fenris consumed the goddess Friag instead, and Tiw escaped his fate.
Sefawynn swears by "Tiw's holy name"..
==Trivia==
* In the real world's mythology, Tiw is the Old English name of the deity equivalent to the better-known Norse god Tyr. The modern English word Tuesday comes from this name ("Tiw's day").
== Notes ==
Tlik

Tlik is a guard at the Thaylen Gemstone Reserve in Thaylen City on Roshar.
==Appearance and Personality==
Tlik seemed friendly with Rysn, presumably since she entered the vault often to perform accounting work. He chuckled when he saw that Chiri-Chiri had sneaked into the vault, and joked that the many spheres in the vault must seem like a buffet to a larkin.
==History==
Tlik was stationed inside the Reserve's Sphere Vault on the day of the Battle of Thaylen Field. He guarded the inner door, and was armed with a crossbow to prevent entry. He allowed Rysn Ftori and Vstim to enter using a passcode, accompanied by a member of the queen's guard.
He followed them in and helped transfer Rysn from her wheelchair to a smaller palanquin-style chair, which he and the queen's guard carried deeper into the vault. After Vstim opened a vault containing the King's Drop, the queen's guard suddenly killed Tlik in cold blood by stabbing him in the neck before taking the gemstone. Another guard, Fladm, attempted to shoot the thief, who returned fire with Tlik's crossbow. Tlik's murderer was revealed to be one of the Fused, a mavset-im.
== Notes ==
Tobal Copper

Tobal Copper is a chemist at Basin Tires in Bilming on Scadrial. He and Maraga Dulcet work together to uncover the Set's actions during the time when the group is trying to prove Scadrial's worth to Autonomy.
== Appearance and Personality ==
Tobal is bald and wears a leather cap. He tends to jump to conclusions, makes some outlandish claims, and comes across as a crackpot to some people. He is a good scientist, but because of his eccentricity, people refuse to take his claims seriously. However, overall he is a good man and is not cowed by having the Set after him, but simply determined to share what he knows.
== History ==
Tobal worked at Basin Tires first as a chemist specializing in rubber, and then researching chemical propellants to help design a rocket until he was fired from his job for "erratic behavior" around the year . He filed a lawsuit against the company that was subsequently dismissed, and around the same time he tried to raise awareness of his employer's deeds by creating pamphlets and going door to door at his apartment complex. He was arrested for disturbing the peace at the apartments, taken back to the local police station, and then released after he calmed down. The following year, he decided to go to the editor of the Sentinel of Truth and tell her about his former employer's schemes. Because Maraga didn't believe him at first, Tobal began stealing evidence to show her. By , Maraga and Tobal were meeting nightly in the basement of the offices for the Sentinel of Truth, piecing together evidence of the Set's actions. Tobal warned Maraga that one evening he simply wouldn't show up to their meeting, a prediction which came to pass when the Set showed up at his apartment and killed him.
About two weeks after Tobal's disappearance, Marsh heard of it and informed Marasi, Wax, and Wayne. They followed up on the lead, which resulted in their confrontation with Maraga Dulcet in which they put together the true nature of the Set's plans.
== Notes ==
es:Tobal Cobre
Tobias

Tobias is one of Stephen Leeds' aspects.
He is a lanky, dark-skinned old man with white hair who is an expert on history and trivia. He tends to ramble on about things and has been coined a walking Wikipedia. Stephen seems to find his voice quite comforting.
His insanity is that he hallucinates about an astronaut named Stan in space who lives on a satellite, who occasionally sends him weather information. Stan is not one of Stephen's hallucinations, but is Tobias'. Stephen also mentions that Tobias has schizophrenia.
Tobias dies from a stab wound inflicted by a nightmare version of Armando. This has a strange effect on Stephen, causing him to forget things like the Eiffel Tower.
== Notes ==
Tobias (Threnody)

Tobias is a member of Red Young's team of bounty hunters from the Fortress Towns of Threnody.
==History==
Red took a search party of fortfolk to the Forests of Hell hunting for Chesterton Divide, hoping to collect the bounty on his head. Red mentioned that Tobias had gone out scouting ahead of the group and had discovered that Silence and William Ann Montane had already killed Chesterton. Tobias was presumably present when the gang found Silence and took Chesterton's body; all of the fortfolk later fell victim to a booby trap placed by Silence and were killed by shades.
== Notes ==
es:Tobias (Treno)
Tobok

A tobok is a traditional outer garment of two layers of thick cloth worn in the past on Komashi. The clothing typically has long sleeves and may come in a variety of colors. It is unclear whether the bell skirt accompanying a tobok is considered part of the tobok itself.
The yoki-hijo wears one of several bright-colored ceremonial toboks, depending on the day of the week. She wears the tobok over a sash around the bust, a white wrap over the chest, and loose leggings, and is dressed by her attendants.
Yumi purchases an elegant dress cardigan at the Shinzua Shopping Center which reminds her of the upper portion of the tobok she usually wears, although it is made of stiffer fabric, has a shorter body and sleeves, and is more form-fitting.
== Trivia ==
The term "tobok" is inspired by the Korean word "bok", meaning "clothing".
== Notes ==
Tomat

Tomat is a city in the Sadeas princedom of Alethkar on Roshar.
== Geography ==
Tomat is located in northwestern Alethkar, near the intersection of the borders of Alethkar, Jah Keved, and Herdaz. It is situated at the southwestern point of the Sadeas princedom, just north of the Vamah princedom. It lies on a large river that originates in the Sunmaker Mountains and defines portions of Jah Keved's borders with Alethkar and Herdaz before emptying into a Herdazian bay near the Reshi Isles.
== Landmarks ==
=== The Gap ===
Tomat has a city wall, but at the time of the True Desolation it had been broken for several generations, with the resulting gap becoming infamous among its citizens.
== History ==
Tomat was one of the cities that was occupied by singers during the invasion of Alethkar by Odium's forces that began in . Although the city had a defensive wall, it had been broken by unknown means several generations before the True Desolation. The residents of the city offered little resistance to the invading army.
In , the coalition of monarchs sent scouts on reconnaissance missions throughout Alethkar. Kara observed the area that included Tomat, taking notes on singer troop placement and the condition of the buildings. She reported that the city was in good shape, likely owing to the fact that they had quickly surrendered. She also noted that the singers had started to repair the city wall.
==Notable Residents==
Hesina had particular interest in reading Kara's notes on Tomat. She had a conversation with Lirin indicating that her father lived in the city and owned a business there. Hesina worried that her father's obstinate personality might have led him to resist the singers even if the rest of the town surrendered.
== Notes ==