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Redin

Redin is an illegitimate son of Highprince Valam of Jah Keved on Roshar. He purportedly acts as Valam's assassin and executioner.
== Appearance and Personality ==
Redin is tall and has a long, slender face. He tends to purse his lips, giving him an angry or annoyed appearance. He has heterochromia, with one eye of 'intense' blue and one that is dark brown. He is seen wearing dark clothing, including a maroon coat (presumably the color of House Valam) with ruffles at the cuffs.
He is terse and unflappable when carrying out Valam's orders, and is rumored to be brutal when necessary. 
Redin's heterochromia likely indicates that his mother was darkeyed. Since eye color determines social status in Vorin nations, the few people that have heterochromia are treated awkwardly. Redin's status as an illegitimate son would have been nearly impossible to hide, and Valam makes no attempt to do so.
== History ==
In late or early , Redin visited the Davar mansion while Lin Davar was entertaining Brightlord Tavinar and questioned Lin about the circumstances of his first wife's death. He had authority to perform an inquest because House Davar owed fealty to Highprince Valam. Redin was obviously suspicious of Lin, who seemed to both plead with Redin and become extremely angry with him, although Redin's smooth demeanor prevented Lin from becoming truly enraged. After Lin proved to be recalcitrant, Redin openly asked witnesses to come forward within earshot of the Davar children. Although none of them spoke up, they remembered this offer years later when Lin was spiraling out of control.
Redin was present at Valam's deathbed at the end of the Veden civil war in late , standing guard over the newly-crowned king. King Valam stated that Redin was his only living child at that point, indicating that Redin's older half-sister Sudi Valam had recently died. Although Valam had figured out Taravangian's machinations to seize power in Jah Keved, he announced Taravangian as his heir and successor to the Veden throne after realizing that it was inevitable. He asked Redin to stab him through the heart as he did not want to wait for someone to poison him; Redin wavered and hesitated but eventually complied, killing Valam before storming out of the room. Mrall and Taravangian noted that Valam's final request was particularly cruel; not only did Redin have to kill his father, but the patricide was also likely to disqualify him from any future claim to the throne.
== Relationships ==
=== Highprince Valam ===
Valam typically addresses Redin as "bastard". He treats Redin with obvious disdain even though he regularly deploys him as a valuable resource to maintain control over his vassals. Despite his reputation of being "ruthless", Redin seems to have a soft spot for his father and always seeks his approval; Taravangian thinks Redin looks "helpless" when Valam is on his deathbed.
== Notes ==
Redleaf

Redleaf is an Epic killed by the Reckoners in Canada. He is presumably Canadian, based on his nickname and location. His powers are unknown.
David Charleston once heard a rumor that Jonathan Phaedrus (Prof) had killed Redleaf by shooting him in midair after jumping out of a moving airplane. When David mentioned this story to Abraham, however, Abraham revealed that he was present for the operation and that the rumors were exaggerated. Prof's actions were pre-planned, and he had actually jumped from a helicopter.
== Notes ==
Reen

Reen is a skaa orphan from Luthadel on Scadrial. He lived with his half sister Vin, his mother and Vin's sister until he discovered that Vin's sister had been murdered by their mother. The two lived on the streets and worked in the underground, until eventually coming to work in Camon's crew.
== Appearance and Personality ==
Not much is known about Reen's appearance, however; Reen is a brutal individual, who often beats Vin for little or no reason, though he claims it is to toughen her up. He trusts no one, and is not hesitant about drilling this idea into Vin as well. Though Reen is frequently violent and harsh toward Vin, he does care, as he saved her from their mother, and protected her from being found by the Obligators.
== History ==
He was half brother to Vin and looked after her in their childhood. He raised Vin to be wary of everything and trust no one, including himself, always claiming that he would betray her in the end. Later, he was captured by the Steel Inquisitors, but he never revealed Vin's existence; despite being tortured day and night, he insisted that she had starved to death years ago.
Reen and Vin originally lived with their mother, who was the parent they both shared. After the death of Vin's sister by her mother's hands, Reen left with Vin to earn a living in the skaa underground. The pair traveled with different crews around various towns and cities in the central dominance. When Reen left Vin, they were serving in Camon's crew in Luthadel. Camon claimed that Reen owed him a large sum of money, though the reason behind this is unknown.
Throughout her life Vin was plagued by Reen's voice, which advised her against trusting in anyone. Although many times, she simply would remember Reen's constant warning about trusting others. During the Siege of Fadrex City, Vin discovers, through a conversation with the Shard himself, that Ruin was responsible for the frequent "whispers" in her head from Reen's voice. Ruin accomplished this by speaking to her via her Hemalurgically charged earring.
== Quotes ==
== Notes ==
Reendel

Lestrell Reendel is a sand master on Taldain. 
Reendel was present during the advancement ceremony prior to the Kerztian surprise attack, where he was advanced to the rank of lestrell. He is the son of the craftsman Keshdel. His survival following the attack by the Kerztians is unknown.
== Notes ==
Category: Taldaini
Category: Residents of Kezare
Reesh

Reesh is a soldier in Amaram's army in Alethkar on Roshar.
He fights in the battle against Hallaw in which Helaran Davar is killed by Kaladin. Just prior to Kaladin attacking Helaran, Reesh yells at Kaladin to stop, and is unheeded. He is executed by Amaram--along with Hab, Alabet, and Coreb--after Kaladin gives Coreb Helaran's Shardblade.
== Notes ==
Reeve Playhouse

The Reeve Playhouse is a theater in Newcago owned by Spritzer. It is located on Schuster street, and has a bright red neon sign that proclaims the name of the theater. The majority of people who went to the Reeve Playhouse would be rich overstreeters, either favored by Steelheart or simply born to a rich family.
On the first Saturday of every month, Fortuity would go there to see a play. During the fight with Fortuity, Tia blew the Reeve up, in an attempt to lead Fortuity back to the area the Reckoners wanted him in.
== Notes ==
Reform movement

The reform movement is a popular shift in philosophies concerning the autonomy expected of the yoki-hijo in Torio, following a schism between those with more liberal opinions and those with traditional, orthodox beliefs on the matter. The schism occurs a few hundred years prior to the activation of the father machine. At the time of the machine's activation, twelve of the fourteen yoji-hijo are part of the reform movement.
Adherents of the reform movement often eat, bathe, and make other decisions for themselves. They are also known to take days off working for rest or other personal reasons, and insist on retiring at the age of seventy. Opposers of the movement believe that there is danger in abandoning their traditions, and view the more liberal attitude as weak and petulant. Orthodox wardens withhold information about the movement from their yoki-hijo.
Dwookim is a very active yoki-hijo in the reform movement, prior to her retirement. Yumi is entirely unaware of the movement until she is informed by Hwanji.
== Notes ==
Refractionary

Refractionary is an illusionist Epic in Newcago.
== Appearance and Personality ==
Refractionary wears yellow and black clothing.
Refractionary likes to be involved in action, and thus will stay close to the Enforcement officers under her, in case she must give them orders or make illusions. As with most Epics, Refractionary does not care for human life. When she was cut off in traffic, she created an illusion of the road turning, so the offender drove off the highway and into a house. Six died from this incident, including children.
== Attributes and Abilities ==
===Epic Powers===
;Illusions: Refractionary is a class C illusionist Epic, and is fairly skilled, able to create pretty complex visual manifestations. However, she is not very powerful, and her illusions usually shimmer as if light is reflecting off of them.
;Personal Invisibility: Refractionary also has class B personal invisibility powers. While Refractionary can make herself invisible, she has to rely on illusions to conceal others.
===Weakness===
Refractionary's weakness is smoke. She typically stays away from people smoking and fires in general.
== History ==
When David was spotted during the murder of Fortuity by a woman he pulled out of a car, Refractionary was sent to David's apartment with a sniper and three Enforcement officers (one of whom is Roy). She used her illusions to conceal the three Enforcers in a large trash bin, and a sniper on top of a playground tower. However, David saw the illusions due to their occasional shimmer, and was alerted to her presence.
When the Enforcers followed David into his apartment, Refractionary attempted to sneak up on Megan and Cody from behind. However, Refractionary only kept her mobile on vibrate, and so when David called her mobile, it alerted Megan to Refractionary's position. Megan then immediately shot Refractionary, killing her.
== Trivia ==
* Refractionary leads someone who cut her off in traffic off the road, because they inconvenienced her. This is remarkably similar to how Brandon developed the idea for the Reckoners series as a whole. He was late to a book signing, and when someone cut him off, he remarked that they were very lucky he didn't have superpowers and blow up their car for inconveniencing him.
== Notes ==
Refuge of Stone

The Refuge or the Refuge of Stone is an apocryphal underground city on Canticle believed to have been created by the Sunlit Ones long ago. The Sunlit Ones were said to have been able to take in the sunlight and use it rather than being destroyed and were therefore able to stay in one place long enough to build the city beneath the ground using stones that Canticle's sun cannot melt. As the people on Canticle always need to be moving forward to outpace the sun, Refuge represents a sanctuary from their eternal migration.
==History==
Beacon's Lodestar Elegy Salvage believed the Refuge to be real and to be the most viable salvation for her people to escape the Cinder King. After Elegy's capture, Zeal leads a team of Beaconites to steal the Cinder King's Scadrian authorization key believing it to be a key to the Refuge which the Cinder King had found and kept for himself. Nomad, knowing that the key actually belongs to a Scadrian research facility agrees to to lead the Beaconites to the door and open it for them. Nomad attempts to tell the Beaconites that the door does not lead to Refuge but he is rebuffed.
== Notes ==
Relador

Relador is the Windrunner that was bonded to Sylphrena before the Recreance. 
==History==
Relador was a kindly, elderly man. Syl bonded him soon after she was "born" as one of the first honorspren created by the Stormfather. Due to his advanced age, Syl believed that he should not have been fighting in the Desolations, and he was indeed killed in his first battle. Upon his death, his bond with Syl was broken and she experienced significant trauma, including pain and memory loss. Because of her relative youth, she was not able to weather the loss of her knight; she instead felt so alone that she lost herself and began to drift until she went to "sleep".
==Legacy==
Due to Relador's death, Syl was not bonded when the other knights and spren soon decided to break their bonds. She was therefore the only honorspren who did not become a deadeye on the Day of Recreance. Her slumber lasted around one thousand years, until she was found by the Stormfather. 
Although Syl actively tried to forget the pain of losing Relador, her bond with Kaladin helped restore her memories, and she was able to recall bits and pieces of her former knight, including being with him in Urithiru. She realized that she could draw on her difficult experience to try and help Kaladin with his depression.
== Notes ==
Relic and Monument

Relic and Monument is a scholarly text on Roshar written by Jasnah Kholin. 
In the book, Jasnah postulates that all of the Silver Kingdoms of Roshar used a common writing system known as the Dawnchant during the Heraldic Epochs, even though there were many different languages spoken. Two ardents at the Jokasha Monastery, Ellista and Urv, discuss Relic and Monument as it relates to their work translating ancient Dawnchant texts. 
Ellista agrees with Jasnah's theory, and believes that the use of Dawnchant as the standard scholarly writing system eventually broke down when people started phonetically transcribing their own spoken languages in Dawnchant script. This led to the development of new writing systems, and knowledge of the Dawnchant was gradually lost to time and Desolations.
== Notes ==
Category:Language
Relina

Nanha Relina is a resident of Hearthstone on Roshar.
In , when Kaladin was thirteen years old, he overheard Relina gossiping with Terith in front of the bakery about his father Lirin. The women believed that Lirin's abilities as a surgeon were "unnatural" and they speculated that he stole a goblet of spheres from Brightlord Wistiow by creating a fake will. The women fled inside the bakery when they realized that Kaladin had overheard them.
== Notes ==
Reliqq's Channel

Reliqq's Channel is a channel in the Sea of Souls, part of the Rosharan subastral of the Cognitive Realm. It is cuts through a peninsula south of Urithiru and Abiding Light, connecting the Astral Banks with the Radiant Depths. In the Physical Realm, this peninsula is a river that separates Tukar and Marat.
It is unknown who Reliqq is.
== Notes ==
Relis Ruthar

Highprince Relis Ruthar is a Shardbearer and a highprince of Alethkar on Roshar. He is the eldest of former Highprince Ruthar's sons.
== Appearance and Personality ==
Relis has a wide, notably flat face with a squashed nose. He enjoys wearing flamboyant clothing.
== Abilities ==
Relis is an accomplished duelist, winning the title of champion at the warcamps. He has a complete set of Shardplate and Shardblade, colored deep black. He prefers to use Vinestance while fighting, a stance which is known to be slow and steady with quick lunges.
== History ==
During the time of the Vengeance Pact in the warcamps, Relis defeated Epinar to become the dueling champion and subsequently avoided fighting any important duels for about half a year. He refused to duel Adolin when Dalinar finally allowed him to begin dueling as part of his tactic to weaken the other Highprinces by taking away their Shards. Feeling protective of his cousin Elit, he became angry when Adolin then convinced Elit to duel him and made insulting remarks regarding Dalinar's sanity. After Adolin defeated Elit, Relis confronted Adolin and tried to get the fight invalidated. Adolin responded by enticing Relis to duel him himself, suggesting that he could win back Elit's Shardplate. Relis initially resisted, but finally agreed when Adolin offered to fight him and "whomever" he brought at the same time. Highjudge Istow witnessed the agreement, binding Adolin to the duel with the six Kholin Shards (including the Plate Adolin had just won from Elit) on the line. 
Two days later, Relis brought three others to the duel: Elit, Abrobadar and Jakamav. Relis viewed the duel as punishment for Adolin rather than a matter of honor, but things turned against him when first Renarin and then Kaladin joined the fight. He made the mistake of underestimating Kaladin, who was armed with only a spear and wearing no armor, as a threat. First, Kaladin drew Relis away from Adolin and the others and weakened his Shardplate with a Stormlight-reinforced kick. Kaladin defeated Elit while Relis rejoined the fight against Adolin, but he soon distracted Relis and Jakamav again long enough for Adolin to defeat Abrodabar. Near the end of the duel, when Relis saw that Adolin had managed to time his Plate locking up with getting an incapacitating hold on Jakamav, he ran for Renarin. Kaladin caught up to him in time for Relis to swing at him instead, but he caught Relis's blade between his bare hands; the resulting screaming from the blade was enough to make Relis retreat from the arena in forfeit.
After the fight, Relis's father was embarrassed enough to send him back to Alethkar. There, he fought against the Voidbringers as they encroached northward into Alethkar. He attempted to rally the rest of the troops in the country, but they were forced back towards Herdaz.
At an unknown point, Relis and his brother Ivanar confided in Wit about their father's physical abuse. After his father forfeited his title and lands, Relis became Highprince Ruthar. Despite Relis's former antagonism towards the Kholins, he showed willingness to cooperate with them as a highprince.
== Notes ==
Rem

Rem is a woman who lives in Urithiru on Roshar. She previously lived in Highprince Torol Sadeas's warcamp at the Shattered Plains. She is killed by her husband Ned outside of All's Alley.
== History ==
Rem followed her husband Ned to the Shattered Plains, and then to Urithiru. Shortly following their arrival in Urithiru, Rem was strangled by a drunken Ned after she attempted to get him to leave All's Alley. During the attack, Ned scraped Rem's face with the ring that he was wearing. The next day, one of the barmaids at All's Alley was also killed in the exact same way. The hired thugs who protected the bar knew both Rem and Ned, and were unsurprised when Rem was killed. Betha, one of the thugs, had planned to leave any actions against Ned to Aladar's police force, however, after the death of the barmaid, the thugs took matters into their own hands and killed him.
Shallan learned of Rem's death from Betha while investigating murders that might be related to Sadeas's death. She later realized that the barmaid had been killed by the Unmade Re-Shephir, who had copied the initial murder of Rem.
== Notes ==
Remark

Remark is a cadet in either Inkwell Flight or Firestorm Flight who is offered a scout position prior to graduation. As a scout he would fly a Val-class ship. It is unclear whether Remark is a callsign or this cadet's name.
He is boisterous and has a bowl cut. He is excited to join the scouts after graduating from Flight School and talks with the other cadets about his offer during dinner in the mess hall.
The current status of Remark is unknown, however, if he did graduate he may have been one of the twelve scouts combined into a single Flight during the Second Battle of Alta. As three quarters of this Flight were killed during the fight, he may now be dead.
== Notes ==
Rembrinor

Rembrinor is a swordmaster from Alethkar on Roshar.
Dalinar Kholin asked Kadash if he had ever told him the story of his first sword trainer. Kadash guessed that it was Rembrinor, but it was actually Harth. Rembrinor may be an ardent, as Dalinar alludes to additional sword training that he later received at monasteries on Kholin land.
== Notes ==
Remmingtel Tarcsel

Remmingtel Tarcsel is an inventor in Elendel on Scadrial. 
His daughter, Sophi Tarcsel, claimed that he spent years perfecting the incandescent lightbulb and that his work was stolen by other inventors and scientists, including Professor Hanlanaze. He died unknown, depressed and destitute. Sophi, who became an inventor herself, did her best to posthumously get him the recognition he deserved. She submitted multiple opinion pieces to the Elendel broadsheets touting her father's accomplishments.
== Trivia ==
* Tarcsel may be a reference to Nicola Tesla, another inventor whose work and credit was stolen during his lifetime.
== Notes ==
Renates

The Renates were a people on Scadrial during the Final Empire.
Towards the end of his rule, the Lord Ruler relocated the Renates peoples for unknown reasons. In the Book of the False Dawn, Deluse Couvre mentioned their relocation as one of several colossal leadership errors that the Lord Ruler had made in the near past. While most of the Lord Ruler's mistakes had been covered up and could only be found in a Keeper's metalminds or in obscure, forbidden texts, the relocation of the Renates was known because of its recency.
== Notes ==
Rene

Lord Rene is a noble in Luthadel on Scadrial.
==Appearance and Personality==
He is described as having an "ample brow". He is somewhat oblivious to the intricacies of house politics.
==History==
He attended a ball at Keep Hasting as the date of Lady Kliss. He had difficulty following Kliss's theory about why House Geffenry may have killed Charrs Entrone, and Kliss spoke to him patronizingly on the subject.
Rene asked Milen Davenpleu to join him in a game of shelldry with Lord Tyden the day after the ball even though Milen had failed to show up to a previous game. Milen had an obligator witness his promise to join them this time.
== Notes ==
Reod

The Reod was an event that occurred on Sel about ten years prior to the Fjordell invasion of Arelon. The word Reod is based on Aon Reo which means punishment.
The Reod was a massive earthquake that created an enormous chasm in the south of Arelon. It altered the landscape to the point where the Aons used by Elantrians, which are based upon the landscape of Arelon, were no longer accurate. This caused all Aons to cease functioning, including the massive Aon Rao created by the city of Elantris and its surrounding cities, preventing the Elantrians from accessing Investiture, and afflicting them with an incomplete Shaod transformation. It was seen by Shu-Keseg and Shu-Dereth as a curse upon the Elantrians for their pagan ways.
After the fall of Elantris, there were violent attacks on the weakened Elantrians and almost all the high-ranking people who had anything to do with them. This resulted in a monarchy under the rule of Iadon. Yet people continued to be taken by the shaod. Those stricken with the Shaod were treated as dead (complete with burial wrappings and a funeral offering of food) and exiled to Elantris, where they would accumulate eternally painful injuries until they succumbed to the pain. The city itself rapidly deteriorierted without the energy of the Dor.
Raoden is able to reverse or cure the Reod by adding "the chasm line" to the Aon Rao of Elantris, which allowed the Dor to flow properly again through the Aons, restoring the Elantrians and the Aons to their former glory.
The earthquake was not natural.
== Notes ==
Category: AonDor
es:Reod
Replar Innate

Replar Innate was the corrupt Governor of Elendel. At some point before the events of Shadows of Self, he was murdered by the kandra Paalm and impersonated by her. Paalm used his noble likeness to sow unrest in the city's working class. When his brother Winsting Innate, a member of the Elendel senate, was killed in his own mansion by Paalm, riots broke out in the already-tense streets of Elendel. 
During the hunt for Paalm, Waxillium Ladrian forced her to abandon Innate's bones. MeLaan then took his bones and attempted to quell the riots in a speech in front of the Governor's Mansion. During the speech constable Claude Aradel placed the impersonated Innate under arrest for corruption. MeLaan then staged a suicide of Innate while in jail.
Innate was succeeded by Aradel as Elendel Governor.
== Notes ==
Reral Makoram

Reral Makoram is a lighteyed member of the sixth battalion in Sadeas's army on the Shattered Plains, likely its commanding officer.
== History ==
Adolin Kholin was to meet with Reral, but was sidetracked when he protected a prostitute from being beaten by one of Sadeas's officers. Adolin abandoned his meeting with Reral in order to escort the prostitute home. Instead, he gave Kaladin an emerald chip to tell Reral that he could no longer make the meeting and will reschedule for another time. Kaladin never deliverd the message because he felt that Adolin was talking down to him.
== Notes ==