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Thakka

Thakka was the captain of Dalinar Kholin's elite soldiers on Roshar during the Era of Solitude. He participated in many of the early battles of the Alethi Unification War before being killed in an assassination attempt against Dalinar at the Rift.
== Appearance and Personality ==
Nothing is known of Thakka's appearance.
Thakka himself is very loyal to Dalinar, willing to throw himself in front of his brightlord to save his life. He is unsympathetic matters of war though, expressing no distaste for looting or gathering up the families of soldiers and dissenters to ensure loyalty. He also has an appreciation for skilled warriors, such as Teleb's talent with the bow.
== History ==
=== Alethi Unification War ===
At some point in his life, Thakka joined the Kholin army where he proved himself an accomplished warrior, rising to became the captain of Dalinar's elites. He accompanied Dalinar during the Alethi Unification War. Thakka and the elites accompanied Dalinar as he raided one the other highprince's capitals. After Dalinar and his elites broke the enemy resistance and killed Highlord Yezriar, Thakka was ordered by Dalinar to prevent the soldiers from looting and instead raid the buildings and round up the families of the soldiers to encourage them to lay down arms. In that moment, Dalinar was shot by Teleb in an assassination attempt. Thakka attempted to shield Dalinar with his body, but he was shoved aside by Dalinar, who wanted to see who had managed to shoot him. He rode with Dalinar up to the nearby ridge Teleb had been shooting from. Thakka spoke to Teleb with Dalinar, expressing surprise that he had fired from almost four hundred yards. When Dalinar ordered Teleb to reproduce his shot, Thakka drew his sword, prepared to kill Teleb if the man attempted to hurt Dalinar again. Thakka told Teleb that Dalinar had killed Yezriar, and after Teleb agreed to join Dalinar's elites Thakka found Teleb's family so that they could be certain that Teleb would remain loyal.
=== Conquest of the Rift and Death ===
When the Kholin armies faced those of Highprince Tanalan at Rathalas, Thakka was present for the battle. After Dalinar and the other Shardbearers broke through the city walls, Thakka and several of Dalinar's other elites accompanied Dalinar to a viewing platform that looked down upon the Rift. Unbeknownst to the them, the platform had been rigged by the Rifters to collapse. When they triggered the trap, Thakka fell into the Rift along with Dalinar and several other elites and was killed.
== Notes ==
Thame

Thame is an Idrian living in the slums of T'Telir on Nalthis.
He works for Rira, mostly bringing desperate or inexperienced Idrians into Rira's operations, and when he overheard Rira selling information of Vivenna's whereabouts, he decided to go see the Idrian princess for himself. He is interrogated by Denth and Tonk Fah, and then begins operating as a liaison between Vivenna and the Idrian element in T'Telir, arranging meetings for her with some of the Idrian commoners and several of the crime lords.
He maintains a loyalty to the Idrian government and a belief in Austrism, though his day to day actions reflect little of these.
== Notes ==
Thanadal

Highprince Thanadal is a highprince of Alethkar. His princedom is in central Alethkar, and his colors are red and brown. Thanadal's army has one full Shardbearer, Brightlord Resi, who carries a set of Shards passed down by the royal line and usually given to a warrior who is also given the title of Royal Defender. His army also contains three other men who have either Plate or Blade; Thanadal himself has neither.
== Appearance and Personality ==
Thanadal is an oily man, and one Sadeas views as having both the motivation and the audacity to be able to hire assassins against Elhokar.
== History ==
While out on the Shattered Plains during the War of Reckoning, Thanadal refused to discuss the issue of a joint plateau assault with Dalinar, sending a messenger declining the possibility without even meeting him in person. Because he began to be vocal about Dalinar's faults, Adolin invited Resi to a duel and defeated him, quietly countering the accusations. Later, Adolin dueled Salinor Eved, another of Thanadal's Shardbearers, and won his Blade in a particularly brutal manner during Dalinar's campaign to win the other highprinces' Shards.
After the Battle of Narak and the following settling of the tower city of Urithiru, most of the Alethi highprinces moved across the Shattered Plains with their war camps in tow. When they vacated the craters they had occupied as well as the surrounding land and resources, they left them for Highprinces Thanadal and Vamah, who had decided not to make the move. Thanadal took advantage of the opportunity to build himself a virtual kingdom of his own in the area. The political implications of Thanadal's refusal to join the others in Urithiru with regards to its subsequent rising power is uncertain. However, Highprince of Commerce Turinad Sebarial worried over Thanadal's continued seizure of Alethi resources on the Shattered Plains, and Aladar expressed worry to Dalinar that without Thanadal's forces joining those at Urithiru, their armies would be too weak to establish Urithiru as the bastion of order he had envisioned.
Thanadal was a member of the Sons of Honor. During the year following the Battle of Thaylen Field he rose up their ranks and became aware of the group's secrets. The Ghostbloods ultimately assassinated him despite his attempt to negotiate.
The Kholins used to think that Ialai Sadeas was the one who ordered Highprinces Vamah and Thanadal to be assassinated. But, moments from her death, Ialai told Shallan that the Ghostbloods were the ones who actually assassinated the two Highprinces.
== Trivia ==
* Thanadal never actually appears on-screen and is never described in the books.
== Notes ==
category: family names
Thanadal princedom

Thanadal princedom is one of ten Alethi princedoms that form Alethkar. Their house colors are red & brown. 
== Geography ==
Thanadal princedom is located in central Alethkar, bordered to the north by the Sunmaker Mountains, the south by the Sea of Spears and Sebarial princedom, the west by Hatham princedom, and the east by the Eastern Crownlands. One tributary from the Sea of Spears cuts into the middle of the princedom, while another forms the boarder between the Thanadal princedom and the Eastern Crownlands.
=== Locations ===
*Davinar
*Savalashi 
== History ==
Thanadal princedom was one of the ten princedoms reunited into a single country under Gavilar Kholin. It is unknown whether Highprince Thanadal fought for Gavilar or against him during the war for unification.
Highprince Thanadal elected to stay behind at the warcamps when a majority of the Alethi army relocated to Urithiru, extending the lands under his control.
== Politics ==
Brightlord Thanadal is the current Highprince of this princedom. 
Thanadal princedom has five shards - the blade and plate of the Highprince and three others. It is an long held tradition of this princedom to appoint the Highprince's shards to a warrior known as the Royal Defender. Brightlord Resi currently holds this title.
The Thanadal army includes hired mercenaries.
== Residents ==
* Highprince Thanadal 
* Brightlord Resi
* Salinor Eved - another Shardwielder
== Notes ==
category: Princedoms
Thanasmia

Thanasmia is a place or entity related to Lumar in the cosmere.
Flik refers to sailing under "Thanasmia's own moon" when telling Tress that Charlie was forced to travel the Midnight Sea. He is the only person to use the term, and does not elaborate. It is therefore unclear who or what Thanasmia is. 
The context of Flik's statement implies that Thanasmia could be a name for the prime midnight aether that presumably lives on the moon above the Midnight Sea, but his statement is not definitive. He could theoretically be referring to the Midnight Sea itself, several types of entities in the cosmere (such as an Aetherbound or a primal aether), or a figure from local legend or religion on Lumar. The prominence of both aether spores and Lumar's twelve moons in their culture means that they are often referred to by multiple names and nicknames, further obscuring the origin of the term.
== Notes ==
es:Thanasmia
Thaub

The Thaub is a minor Epic who was killed in Ildithia during Prof's fight with Tavi. The Thaub and Inshallah were both Epics from Bahrain that had linguistic abilities. The Thaub was either able to speak in any made-up language that anyone anywhere had ever imagined, or to force people to speak in rhyme.
== Trivia ==
*A thawb is a type of garment worn in some Arab countries, including Bahrain.
== Notes ==
Thaylen Gemstone Reserve

The Thaylen Gemstone Reserve is the national bank of Thaylenah located in Thaylen City just outside the Ancient Ward by the wall. The Reserve acts as a protector of wealth so that gemstones do not need to be moved from one location to the next thus exposing them to the risk of theft. Many of the gems never leave the vault and are left uncharged.
== Management ==
While the whole structure of the Gemstone Reserve is unknown, Rysn is working there taking care of Queen Fen's personal finances, and that position comes with an office in the Gemstone reserve. Part of her duties involve keeping the Queen's personal vault. 
== Vaults ==
The Reserve has several vaults each with greater and greater levels of security. The inner vaults contain many large gems that are never removed from within the vault. Each of these gems have individual ID numbers placed under them for identification purposes. Inside of this vault is Queen Fen's personal vault.
Notable gemstones include the King's Drop, a large ruby that has stayed infused with Stormlight for centuries, as well as the Benval Diamond, once owned by Vstim.
== Battle of Thaylen Field ==
Before the battle began the reserve was attacked by a single Fused using the Surge of Illumination. The Fused having taken the form of one of the guards joined the inspection of the vaults and upon finding the King's Drop attacked and attempted to steal the gem. After the Failed theft Odium sent a Thunderclast into the city and it destroyed the Gemstone reserve in an attempt to locate the King's Drop, scattering the contents of the reserve across the city.
== Notes ==
Thaylen Sea

The Thaylen Sea is a location south of the Sea of Lost Lights in Shadesmar, the subastral of Roshar. In the Physical Realm, the sea corresponds to the island of Thaylenah.
The Thaylen Sea is north of the Nexus of Imagination. It is very close to the Glasswater Deep and Luminous Shallows of the Sea of Lost Lights, although no direct waterways are visible in the available maps. Nazh marked the location of Thaylen City on the edge of the sea; northwest of the city there is a lake which Nazh hates. The lake corresponds to an island in Longbrow's Straits in the Physical Realm.
== Notes ==
Thaylen script

Thaylen script is the system of writing used by Thaylen men and women. Contrary to Vorin tradition, Thaylen men may learn to read and write.
== Structure ==
Thaylen script is an abjad, and thus does not write vowels, which reflects the Thaylen proclivity towards consonant clusters. The characters used in Thaylen script strongly resemble the basic form of Vorin glyphs, though use of bilateral symmetry is neglected. There are thirteen known letters in Thaylen script. As with women's script, Thaylen script is merely transliterated English, with vowel sounds ignored. Writing is usually oriented vertically, though the script is sometimes turned on its side and read left to right. Letters may be distorted slightly to make letters fit together, for aesthetics.
=== Thaylen Script Characters===
Thaylen script T.svg | T
Thaylen script D.svg | D
Thaylen script R.svg | R
Thaylen script L.svg | L
Thaylen script S.svg | S
Thaylen script Z.svg | Z
Thaylen script N-M.svg | N & M
Thaylen script SH.svg | SH
Thaylen script H.svg | H
Thaylen script P-F.svg | P & F
Thaylen script V-W.svg | V & W
Thaylen script K.svg | K
Thaylen script J-G.svg | J & G
== Examples of Thaylen script ==
Thaylen City.jpg | Map of Thaylen City, with script on the border
Frostlands map.jpeg | Map of the Frostlands
The Taker of Secrets.jpg | Page on Sja-anat, with script on the border
Thaylen script Winds.svg | "winds" in Thaylen script
== Trivia ==
* The Thaylen script and the Vorin glyphs are derived from the same ancient writing system, most likely the Dawnchant.
* Thaylen script was deciphered from the map of the Southern Frostlands by Harakeke of the 17th Shard. 
 
== Notes ==
TheGannon

TheGannon is a poltergeist, the spirit of a dead young man who must possess the bodies of living people. He is part of a group of gamer poltergeists, including Dreamer, that play games like "capture the flag" and "cops and robbers," using living bodies like "lives" in a video game.
== Appearance & Personality ==
In his unembodied form, TheGannon is completely invisible to the living. To other poltergeists he appears as a glowing field seeping over surfaces. When in possession of a living body, he looks and sounds like the person he is possessing, including their accent and some of their mannerisms. In this state he can be recognized by other poltergeists as one of their kind due to a bright yellow-colored glow visible around his form.
TheGannon is relatively young, and is referred to as a "kid" by Icer. He is likely argumentative or frustrating to his fellow poltergeists.
== Attributes and Abilities ==
As a poltergeist, TheGannon must possess the body of a living person in order to maintain consciousness. When possessing a body, he gains full control over the person and can even access certain skills for a limited time. If the body he is possessing is killed, he is forcefully ejected and becomes a mindless, primal unembodied spirit, desperate for warmth until he finds and takes over a new body. He can also Bolt from one body to another if he makes physical contact with the new body.
== History ==
At some point, TheGannon was a living young man. He died at an unknown point and under unknown circumstances and became a poltergeist.
TheGannon met fellow poltergeists Dreamer, Phi, Longshot, Icer, and Rabies, who also love to play games. As a group, they got together often to play games by possessing the living and using their bodies disposably, as if they were players inhabiting the persona of a video game character. During one such game, he was on a team with Dreamer, Longshot, Icer, and Rabies, attempting to stop Phi before he could get to Longshot. TheGannon was assigned to guard the building where Longshot was hiding. At some point in the game, he and Longshot had an argument and he left. Phi didn't know he had left the game, so he was cautious on approaching Longshot's building. He was scheduled to have a footrace across the country with Phi after the game.
== Trivia ==
* TheGannon's gamer handle is most likely a reference to the character Ganon from The Legend of Zelda series of video games.
== Notes ==
The Alloy of Law/Covers

This is a gallery for all known covers for The Alloy of Law. For more information about each cover, including other editions and translations using the same art, check each file's individual page. 
The Alloy of Law Cover.jpg | United States (Tor, 2011)
AOL US 2023 Cover.jpg | United States (Tor, 2023)
AOL US GA cover.jpg | United States (Graphic Audio)
AOL UK cover.jpg | United Kingdom (Gollancz)
AOL BR cover.jpg | Brazil (Leya)
AoL Polish Cover.jpg | Poland (MAG)
AOL BG cover.jpg | Bulgaria (Артлайн-Студиос / Artline Studios)
AOL CN cover.jpg | Mainland China (重庆出版社 / Chongqing Publishing House)
AOL TW cover.jpg | Taiwan (奇幻基地 / Fantasy Foundation)
AOL RO cover.jpg | Romania (Trei)
AOL DE 1st cover.jpg | Germany (Heyne)
AOL DE Cover.jpg | Germany (Piper)
AOL IT cover.png | Italy (Fanucci Editore)
 
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The Alloy of Law/Interior art

This is a gallery of interior art for The Alloy of Law. For more information about each piece, including transcripts of the text (when needed), check each file's individual page.
Elendel.jpg | by Map of Elendel
Elendel Basin.png | by Map of Elendel Basin
Elendel Daily broadsheet.png | by Elendel Daily
Wax by Maria Dimova.jpg | by Wax
Wayne by Maria Dimova.jpg | by Wayne
Marasi Colms by Dan Watson.jpg | by Marasi Colms
Waxillium Ladrian by Dan Watson.jpg | by Waxillium Ladrian
Wax Fights Miles on Traintop by Randy Vargas.jpg | by Wax fights Miles on traintop
He Needed The Mists by Doruk Golcu.jpg | by Doruk Golcu He Needed the Mists 
 
Category:Interior art
The Alloy of Law/Statistical analysis

This page contains some statistical analysis of The Alloy of Law, the first book in the Wax and Wayne series.
For a full series overview see Mistborn/Statistical analysis, and for other books in the series see Shadows of Self/Statistical analysis, The Bands of Mourning/Statistical analysis, and The Lost Metal/Statistical analysis.
The information on this page can be found here.
=== Chapter by Chapter Breakdown ===
Chapter 	Character	Word Count	Percentage
Prologue 	Wax 	3,696 	3.9%
Chapter 1 	Wax 	4,934 	5.21%
Chapter 2 	Wax 	6,422 	6.78%
Chapter 3 	Wax 	3,981 	4.21%
Chapter 4 	Wax 	5,900 	6.23%
Chapter 5 	Wax 	3,548 	3.75%
Chapter 6 	Wax 	6,385 	6.75%
Chapter 7 	Marasi 	4,066 	4.3%
Chapter 8 	Wayne 	3,214 	3.4%
Chapter 9 	Wax 	5,286 	5.58%
Chapter 10	Marasi 	4,425 	4.68%
Chapter 11	Miles 	2,098 	2.22%
Chapter 11	Wax 	1,769 	1.87%
Chapter 12	Wayne 	2,212 	2.34%
Chapter 12	Wax 	435 	0.46%
Chapter 13	Wax 	5,020 	5.3%
Chapter 14	Wax 	1,066 	1.13%
Chapter 14	Marasi 	3,011 	3.18%
Chapter 15	Miles 	2,608 	2.76%
Chapter 15	Wax 	1,893 	2%
Chapter 16	Wayne 	2,568 	2.71%
Chapter 17	Wax 	345 	0.36%
Chapter 17	Marasi 	1,342 	1.42%
Chapter 17	Miles 	2,188 	2.31%
Chapter 18	Wax 	3,736 	3.95%
Chapter 18	Wayne 	762 	0.81%
Chapter 18	Wax 	443 	0.47%
Chapter 18	Marasi 	698 	0.74%
Chapter 19	Wax 	5,080 	5.37%
Chapter 20	Wax 	1,832 	1.94%
Epilogue 	Marasi 	344 	0.36%
Epilogue 	Wax 	1,427 	1.51%
Epilogue 	Marasi 	322 	0.34%
Epilogue 	Wax 	426 	0.45%
Epilogue 	Marasi 	572 	0.6%
Epilogue 	Wax 	598 	0.63%
=== Unique POV Breakdown ===
Character (4)	# of POVs (36)	% of Total POVs	Word Count (94,652)	% of Word Count
Wax 	21 	58.33% 	64,222 	67.85%
Marasi 	8 	22.22% 	14,780 	15.62%
Wayne 	4 	11.11% 	8,756 	9.25%
Miles 	3 	8.33% 	6,894 	7.28%
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The Arguments

The Arguments is a book on Roshar that is part of the doctrine of Vorinism.
==Content==
Adolin Kholin quotes The Arguments to Dalinar, who refers to the work as "scripture". The Arguments may contain some historical or pseudohistorical information about human life on Roshar, as Adolin cites the book in reference to ongoing wars on Roshar since the time of the Tranquiline Halls. Vorin culture has certain rules about sex and romance, and some of those rules may have originated in The Arguments; Navani notes that the book does not forbid a marriage between a widow and her late husband's brother, although some devout Vorins maintain that such a relationship is inappropriate.
==Importance in Vorinism==
Shallan recalls painting passages from The Arguments while growing up in Jah Keved, reciting them repeatedly and committing them to memory before burning the paper. Both Shallan and ardent Pai cite a lack of connection to The Arguments when questioning the devotion of the Alethi. 
== Notes ==
The Aztlanian

The Aztlanian is a planned sequel to The Rithmatist.
==Development==
Brandon initially tried to start work on The Aztlanian in May 2014. He eventually decided that since he was using real world cultures, namely various cultures from Meso- and South America, he needed to do significantly more research than he had originally planned. This resulted in the entire month being taken up with research instead of writing. At the end of the month, however, he felt the research he had done was not enough so he shelved the book until he could do more.
Joel and Melody were planned to return for the sequel, along with a third protagonist. It was planned to involve the Aztek Federation and touch on the theme of colonialism, and would have included the lost Roanoke Colony.
As of December 2016 The Aztlanian was Brandon's most requested book. It was potentially going to have been written during 2017, but it did not happen. Brandon still knew that he needed to take a thoughtful approach to fictionalizing the mythology and history of the real-life cultures involved. He largely discarded his original outline and wrote a new one that he was happier with, but could not find space in his schedule to devote adequate time to finishing the book.
In 2019, Brandon said that the earliest he would start writing The Aztlanian was after Bastille Versus the Evil Librarians was finished. As of 2021, Brandon was seeking a co-author who was well-versed in Aztec lore to help complete the book, but he noted that it would not take priority over his mainline series.
In 2020, Brandon said that he might work on the Aztlanian if he ran out of steam working on Mistborn Era 3. In 2021, the only other things worth noting is that he had mentioned that he was researching to find authors knowledgeable in Aztec mythology. He also said that he realizes that many people want a follow-up to The Rithmatist. In 2022, Brandon stated that the Alcatraz series was done, and now the Rithmatist series was the only one left to work on out of his secondary projects. In the State of the Sanderson 2022, he joked that "I almost don’t want to get back to that one now, if only for the memes…" while also confirming that he would not be working on any other sequels until after the completion of Wind and Truth.
== Notes ==
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The Bands of Mourning/Covers

This is a gallery for all known covers for The Bands of Mourning. For more information about each cover, including other editions and translations using the same art, check each file's individual page. 
Bands of Mourning US Hardcover.jpg | United States (Tor, 2016)
BoM US 2023 Cover.jpg | United States (Tor, 2023)
BoM1 Graphic Audio cover.jpg | United States (Graphic Audio, part 1)
GA - BoM2 - Allik by Alex Allen.jpg | United States (Graphic Audio, part 2)
Bands of Mourning UK Hardcover.jpg | United Kingdom (Gollancz)
BOM BR cover.jpg | Brazil (Leya)
BoM Polish Cover.jpg | Poland (MAG)
BOM BG cover.jpg | Bulgaria (Артлайн-Студиос / Artline Studios)
BoM RO Cover.jpg | Romania (Trei)
BOM CN cover.jpg | Mainland China (重庆出版社 / Chongqing Publishing House)
BOM TW cover.jpg | Taiwan (奇幻基地 / Fantasy Foundation)
BOM DE cover.jpg | Germany (Piper)
 
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The Dark Talent/Covers

This is a gallery for all known covers for The Dark Talent. For more information about each cover, including other editions and translations using the same art, check each file's individual page. 
Dark Talent US Hardcover.jpg | United States (Tor, 2016)
Alcatraz5 Audio cover.jpg | United States (Nudged Audio)
Alcatraz5 New US Cover.jpg | United States (Tor, 2022)
Alcatraz5 ID cover.jpg | Indonesia (Mizan Fantasi)
Alcatraz5 SP cover.jpg | Spain (B DE BLOK)
Alcatraz5 PL cover.jpg | Poland (IUVI)
Alcatraz5 TR cover.jpeg | Turkey (Akılçelen Kitaplar)
Alcatraz 5-6 FR Cover.jpg | France (Le Livre de Poche)
 
Category:Cover Galleries
The Dark Talent/Statistical analysis

This page contains a statistical analysis of The Dark Talent.
For other books in the series see Alcatraz_Versus_the_Evil_Librarians/Statistical analysis, The Scrivener's Bones/Statistical analysis, The Knights of Crystallia/Statistical analysis and The Shattered Lens/Statistical analysis.
=== Chapter by Chapter Breakdown ===
Chapter 	Word Count	Percentage
Foreword 	491 	1.02%
Chapter Doug 	3,045 	6.35%
Chapter Lilly 	2,199 	4.59%
Chapter Norton 	2,071 	4.32%
Chapter Bob 	2,713 	5.66%
Chapter Lilliana 	2,123 	4.43%
Chapter Mary 	2,137 	4.46%
Chapter Trillian 	2,670 	5.57%
Chapter Deckard 	3,099 	6.46%
Chapter Frog 	2,473 	5.16%
Chapter Alice 	1,344 	2.80%
Chapter Marco 	2,893 	6.03%
Chapter Melissa 	2,549 	5.32%
Chapter 13 	2,245 	4.68%
Chapter Shu Wei 	1,567 	3.27%
Chapter 15 	2,450 	5.11%
Chapter 16 	2,581 	5.38%
Chapter 17 	3,215 	6.70%
Chapter 18 	2,412 	5.03%
Chapter 19 	2,130 	4.44%
Chapter 20 	873 	1.82%
Chapter 21 	250 	0.52%
Afterword 	258 	0.54%
Bastille's Letter	170 	0.35%
Total 	47,958 	100.00%
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