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Tenny

Tenny is a stuffed kandra owned by Maxillium Ladrian on Scadrial. Tenny is a Soonie pup, a stuffed animal representing TenSoon the kandra's pre-Catacendre wolfhound form. "Tenny" is likely a childlike play on the name "TenSoon" that Maxillium created. Maxillium often hugs Tenny when he is sad.
== Notes ==
Teor

Teor is a young Elantrian boy on Sel. He is one of the children under the care of Matisse in New Elantris.
==Appearance and Personality==
Teor presumable has the same sickly appearance as other Elantrians during the period of the failed Shaod. He is not a small child but he does not have his own home like the teenaged Elantrians, and is likely around eleven or twelve years old. He likes to stay up past his bedtime and does not enjoy schoolwork. His name is based on Aon Teo, meaning royal or majestic.
==Attributes and Abilities==
Teor was alive during the restoration of Elantris. He presumably gained the inherent powers of an Elantrian, including the ability to use AonDor.
==History==
It is unknown when exactly Teor came to Elantris. During the period of Raoden's leadership, Teor lived in the Roost with around fifty other children and his caregiver, Matisse. He was often curious about what the adults were up to and liked to stay up late and watch them through the windows. One night, he and his friend Tiil saw a number of adults practicing AonDor (despite it not working at the time) and wanted to stay up to watch them. Teor put on a "wide eyed" expression to try and gain sympathy, but Matisse threatened the boys with extra schoolwork drawing Aons in order to get them to go to bed.
A short time later, the invasion of Arelon commenced and Matisse and Idotris quickly tried to hide the children. Matisse enlisted Teor and Tiil to help calm the younger children down. Teor briefly questioned her authority, but soon began following her instructions. Ashe then led the children to the library and successfully hid them until the Fjordell invaders were defeated.
== Notes ==
Teoras

Teoras is the capital city of Teod on Sel. It is surrounded by forest and hosted a large sea-port. The roads are made of cobblestone, and there is a main road leading to the docks. At least some of the buildings have brick walls.
Teoras was best known for housing the largest Korathi temple in Teod. However, when Sarene entered Elantris with Raoden (under the guise of Spirit), she gasped at the Korathi chapel there and its beauty, saying its wall reliefs were more intricate than even Teoras's temple, which implies that perhaps Teoras's temple was only matched by the Elantrian Korathi temples. So, during the time after the Reod and before the restoration of Elantris, Teoras's temple would have been the largest Korathi temple in the world.
When Sarene was eleven a troop of players passed through Teoras and Sarene declared she wished to be an actress rather than a princess.
Under Dilaf, the Dakhor attacked Teoras in the Battle of Teoras.
==Trivia==
*In the original edition of Elantris, the capital of Teod was called Teoin, with Teoras being a city to its east. This was changed in the anniversary edition with references to Teoin all changed to Teoras.
== Notes ==
Tepper

Tepper is a skaa elder from the Tresting plantation on Scadrial.
==Appearance and Personality==
He is scrawny, and appears to be in his early forties. He has a stern, humorless personality. Like most skaa, he lives in fear of the mists, the Lord Ruler, koloss, and his master.
==History==
Tepper led a group of about thirty skaa that worked for Lord Themos Tresting and lived in hovels on his plantation. Tepper was young for an elder, and Kelsier deduced that Mennis let him lead even though Mennis had seniority. Mennis implied that he did not have the energy to rein in Tepper's desire to be in charge.
Tepper kept a close eye on travelling skaa so that they did not upset his masters. He recognized Kelsier as the Survivor, and called him a troublemaker. Tepper had the typical mindset of a skaa during the Final Empire—he mostly just wanted to avoid beatings—and was easily shocked by Kelsier's actions and attitude.
After Lord Tresting ordered Jess's young daughter to be taken from her home to have sex with him (which would also be a death sentence, due to the ban on skaa-noble children), Kelsier went to the mansion, killed everyone inside, and burned it down. Mennis realized that Kelsier did this in order to force Tepper and his group into action, since the Lord Ruler would likely come to the plantation seeking vengeance. Tepper was stunned by this turn of events, but eventually helped Mennis gather the plantation skaa to prepare for a journey to find other rebels in the Arguois caverns.
== Notes ==
Terha

The terha is a domesticated animal on the Dayside of Taldain.
==Appearance==
The terha is a large quadruped. The body size and shape is similar to a rhinoceros, with a thickly muscled body and thick legs. It is covered in brown carapace, with a large, oval-shaped head that has two large horns or tusks in the front and rounded armor in the back that helps protect the neck. Plates of carapace hang from its long tail, with a particularly large triangle-shaped plate at the end. It has clawed feet that appear to have opposable thumbs.
==Usage==
Terha are domesticated, and are used for transportation while hunting sandlings in the deep sand. Like tonks, they are ridden using a saddle, bridle, and saddlebags. While tonks are used for general transportation, terha appear to be much more rare and specialized. Kenton has never ridden a terha before joining Lord Raagent for a sandling hunt. Terha that are raised to hunt have their carapace treated with a special substance called DoKall from infancy to prevent the carapace from dissolving when it gets wet. Raagent calls them tough, and they are not as skittish as tonks.
==Taxonomy==
Terha have superficial similarities to both tonks and some species of sandlings, with both having horns and water-soluble carapace. It is unknown if there is a relation, natural or bred, between the creatures.
== Notes ==
Terion

Terion is a master Allomantic metallurgist in Luthadel. He supplies Vin with experimental Allomantic metals, helping her discover the alloys whose knowledge was previously suppressed by the Steel Ministry.
== History ==
Little is known of Terion's early life, but it is known that he spent most of his life crafting alloys and powdered metals for the use of Allomancers, although he himself had no Allomantic abilities. He eventually became an acknowledged master of the trade. After the Collapse of the Final Empire, Vin secured his help in experiments to determine aluminum's Allomantically viable alloy. Terion was tasked with procuring sources of the then-rare aluminum and providing potentially alloys. Terion initially drew up a list of forty potential aluminum alloys.
Once Terion began working, he sent Vin four potential alloys that all turned out to be ineffective, leaving Vin ill when burned. Shortly after Straff Venture's army arrived to besiege Luthadel, Terion acquired some more aluminum by purchasing the diningware of a fleeing noble family. With that aluminum he crafted some duralumin by mixing aluminum with four percent copper. Afterwards he sent a small supply of powdered duralumin along with a metal bar and a note to Vin's rooms in Keep Venture. As this resulting alloy turned out to be Allomantically viable and no further tests were needed, it is unknown if Vin retained the services of Terion afterwards or not.
== Notes ==
Terith

Nanha Terith is a darkeyed woman from Hearthstone in northwestern Alethkar on Roshar.
== Appearance and Personality ==
She is the wife of Hearthstone's baker. She is overweight, and her hair is dark and curly. 
== History ==
In , when Kaladin was thirteen years old, he overheard Terith gossiping with Relina 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. Kaladin heard this and gave Terith a look, and the two women hid inside the bakery. Kaladin later described Terith as "ignorant" to his mother Hesina, prompting a conversation about the reasons that Lirin made the townspeople uncomfortable.
== Notes ==
Terken

Terken is a term used on Taldain to describe an object that is immune to the effects of sand mastery. When mastered sand touches something that is terken, it turns black and falls away.
==Occurrences and Use==
The property occurs naturally, as there are deep sandlings on the Dayside of Taldain with terken carapace. Sandling carapace dissolves in water, and it is possible to use dissolved terken carapace to coat weapons or armor, making them immune to the effects of sand mastery. It is also possible to make terken oil using a similar method; the oil can be used to coat a person's entire body, making them entirely immune to the touch of mastered sand. These techniques are not well-known in Lossand, but they can be used in order to help fight sand masters. Many of the Kerztian assassins that attacked Kenton had terken armor and weapons, and in some cases their entire bodies were coated in terken oil. Sand masters can still use their powers to manipulate nearby objects that are not covered in a terken substance.
==Mechanics==
It is not clear why terken objects resist the sand controlled by sand masters. However, other objects in the cosmere are known to resist Investiture either inherently (such as anything made of aluminum) or through outside influence (such as objects that are already Invested).
== Notes ==
Terms

Terms is an Epic with time-manipulation powers. 
== History ==
She ruled a group of nomadic traders called the UTC. The UTC sent a few shipments of wooden crates to the city of Ildithia, specifically to the Stingray Clan. It is unknown if Terms was in attendance with these shipments, as David thought it would be wise to not look for her. 
== Attributes and Abilities ==
Little is known about her powers other than that they involve time manipulation. It is likely that she is a "High Epic", since most time manipulation powers allow the user to escape conventional means of death (slowing or stopping time and dodging a bullet, going back in time to escape an unfortunate circumstance, etc.).
== Notes ==
Terrier

Callsign Terrier is the flight leader of Riptide Flight. There are five other members in his flight. He swears by the North Star.
He participated in the battle to defend Alta base. On Spensa's command, Terrier and his flight engaging with the black Krell fighter ships that defended the lifebuster. Arturo and Nedd fought alongside Riptide flight during this fight. He ordered the DDF ships away from the Krell bomber when the lifebuster was dropped.
== Notes ==
Terringul 27

The Terringul 27 is a type of handgun on Scadrial. Waxillium Ladrian wears one as a backup strapped to the inside of his calf. It is not a particularly high caliber gun, but it has a long barrel, which makes it more accurate. It holds at least six rounds.
Wax used hollow-point bullets in his Terringul 27 because they would lodge into things, giving him good anchors for Steelpushing and reducing the chance of the bullets going through his targets and injuring bystanders.
When attacking the Vanishers hideout and attempting to rescue Marasi, Wax used his Terringul 27 after his primary weapons ran out of ammunition. He used the gun's hollow point bullets to create anchors, and he also shot Tarson and several other Vanishers. When he ran out of bullets, he discarded the gun and Pushed off of it during his escape.
== Notes ==
Terris: Wrought of Copper

Terris: Wrought of Copper is the first supplement that was released for the Mistborn Adventure Game. It focuses on the Terris people, their history, and Feruchemy.
==Product Description==
The first supplement for the smash-hit Mistborn Adventure Game!
The remote lands of the Terris Dominance are the oldest and most mysterious region of Scadrial, predating the Final Empire itself. For over a thousand years, the proud Terris people have endured brutal systematic oppression by the Lord Ruler, guided and counseled by the shadowy Keepers and protected by their unique power of Feruchemy. But why have they survived, and what is their plan? There's always another secret…
 
Terris: Wrought of Copper is an essential supplement for the Mistborn Adventure Game, designed for players, Narrators, and fans of the Mistborn novels. Developed in cooperation with Brandon Sanderson, this guide expands the canon of the novels, providing a detailed look at the history of the Terris Dominance and its people. Inside you'll find a guide to the city of Tathingdwen, the heart of Terris society, as well as an exploration of both the secretive Terris Synod and the nascent Terris Resistance, plus all-new insights into the awesome power of Feruchemy.
 
For players of the Mistborn Adventure Game, there's a bevy of new rules for creating and playing your own Terris Hero, including new Stunts, equipment, metalminds, and a new ability: Networks!
 
Also included is an epic adventure, Justice, like Ash, which sweeps your Crew into events that shake the Final Empire to its very foundations! A powerful Obligator has been murdered, a Terrisman stands accused as the killer, and it's up to you to uncover the truth. Your hunt will take you from the paved streets of Luthadel to the ancient cobblestones of Tathingdwen and the farthest reaches of the Terris Dominance. Can you catch the culprit before the Lord Ruler's wrath is unleashed across Terris? The fate of an entire people rests on your shoulders...
==External Links==
*Product page on Crafty Games' website
== Notes ==
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Terxim

Terxim was an author in ancient Roshar. He lived prior to the Recreance.
He wrote an autobiography that was lost in a fire at the original Palanaeum, with the exception of a single page. On the page there was a line that interested Jasnah Kholin during her research, as it referenced Urithiru. Terxim expressed some frustration about the Knights Radiant and their control of travel through the Oathgate hub in the tower city.
== Notes ==
Teshav's ward

Brightlady Teshav's ward is present during the Battle of Narak. She is there as a messenger and Dalinar charges her with spreading the news that it was time to attack.
She is fifteen years old at the Battle of Narak.
During some of the scholar meetings in Urithiru, Janala acts as Teshav's assistant, though her ward is absent.
== Notes ==
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Testament

Testament is a deadeye Cryptic on Roshar who is bonded with Shallan Davar.
== Appearance and Personality ==
Unlike living Cryptics, her head pattern is broken, with the same scraping over the eyes seen on other deadeye spren in the center of it. Instead of turning in a smooth pattern, the lines are twisted in jagged patterns, like broken fingers, giving the head a wilted look. Her stiff robes look dustier than Pattern's.
According to Shallan, Testament was a kindly and friendly spren.
== Abilities and Attributes ==
Being a Cryptic, Testament is able to form Nahel bonds with humans. This gives the bonded human access to the Surges of the Order of Lightweavers, namely Illumination and Transformation.
== History ==
Not much is known about Testament's past. For centuries, she was a friend and a business partner to an inkspren shopkeeper in Shadesmar.
In 1165, Testament left Shadesmar to form a Nahel bond and would eventually bond to Shallan; as Testament felt that bonding to a child without any predispositions would be better for inspiring a new generation of Radiant. Testament was attracted to Shallan's lies, the ones where Shallan told herself that she was happy, strong and not terrified despite the abuse happening in her family and because of Shallan's unique parentage: that of being the offspring of a Herald. 
In a duration of about two years Shallan and Testament's bond progressed enough for her to summon Testament as a Shardblade, which she later used to kill her mother in self-defense. Horrified by what she had done, still only a child and in a state of grief and trauma, Shallan broke her bond to Testament the same day, blaming her. Later, due to Shallan blocking her memories to cope with the pain, it was assumed that the Cryptic that Shallan was bonded to as a child was Pattern and that their bond had been weakened by the event due to Shallan's resentment of the sword. In reality, Shallan used Testament as a Blade, then abandoned their bond, causing Testament to become a deadeye. Pattern bonded Shallan for the first time years later, although Shallan believed that some of her powers somehow functioned in the gap between her spren bonds.
Testament's inkspren friend later found her as a deadeye, sitting on a far off island in the east. She seemed to want to travel towards Nameless, where the inkspren set up a shop; Testament stayed nearby.
In 1175, Adolin found her in Nameless through Maya. She was later brought to Lasting Integrity by the honorspren. While in Lasting Integrity, Shallan talked to her at least once. Testament never hated her Shallan for having made her a deadeye. 
Testament would accompany Shallan on her trip into the Spiritual Realm, where their bond would strengthen as Shallan remembered more about her past. Testament would eventually grow strong enough to speak again, and could communicate with Shallan in her mind as well.
== Notes ==
Category: Shardblades
Tesuaka Tatomi

Tesuaka Tatomi is a full Dreamwatch member from Nagadan, and the daughter of a senator. As a central soldier in the Dreamwatch, Tesuaka leads a team of other painters, which includes Hikiri.
== History ==
Tesuaka's team was summoned to Kilahito from Jito after Tojin reported a stable nightmare previously encountered by Nikaro. After their arrival, Nikaro attempted to warn them of an incoming army of stable nightmares, and Tesuaka mistook his knock at the door to be a delivery of ordered barbecue. Tesuaka was initially dismissive of Nikaro, but after the painter's continued insistence she paused her game of ping pong to cajole him with praises that he could one day join the Dreamwatch. Tesuaka was forced to seek alternative employment after the Dreamwatch disbanded following the Battle of Kilahito.
== Notes ==
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Teven Renoux

Lord Teven Renoux is a noble from the Final Empire.
He is replaced by the kandra OreSeur at Kelsier's orders. OreSeur appears as thin and aging but dignified, with a sparse gray mustache, wearing a rich suit and aristocratic spectacles, and not requiring a cane.
He is a prominent noble from the Farmost Dominance, but sets himself up in Fellise under the guise of elevating his family's status. He plans to construct a prominent trade route for weapons made in the south to be sold in the north.
== Notes ==
Tevidian Tekiel

Tevidian Tekiel was the Lord Prelan of the Steel Ministry on Scadrial shortly during the Final Empire, and Vin's father. He was a Tekiel, a noble of a very pure line, but had to renounce his surname to join the Steel Ministry.
Tevidian bedded many skaa women. Ultimately, he illegitimately sired Vin and her younger sister, providing them both Allomancy, Vin being Mistborn and her younger sister being a Seeker. He claimed he killed every skaa he slept with, but Vin's mother deceived Tevidian into thinking she was noble, and so he was lax with her. Tevidian eventually found her and killed her, but did not manage to kill Vin or her sister. Tevidian did not recognize Vin.
== Personality ==
Tevidian was shown to deeply care about the stability of the Final Empire, much more so than the Lord Ruler. Tevidian was extremely agitated at the Great Houses' fall. Like all obligators, he was required to have extreme faith in the Lord Ruler, and so Tevidian was probably agitated because he truly believed in his god and his empire. Though Tevidian was insistent the Lord Ruler needed to act, when the Lord Ruler told him to not question the matter, Tevidian showed obedience and stood down.
== Conflict with Inquisitors and Death ==
The Cantons of the Steel Ministry often had internal political struggles, and the Canton of Inquisition sought organizational dominance over the rest of the Ministry for centuries. The Lord Ruler grew weary of the Inquisitors' pleas, as he said that they had many other duties and would be wasted doing administration. Still, the Inquisitors persisted, researching weaknesses in the obligator power structure. Bendal swore that Tevidian had fathered a half-breed child, and hunted Vin's half-brother, Reen, to get him to admit it. Reen died promising Vin had starved to death long ago, but Bendal remained convinced one was out there.
Kar eventually captured Vin, using her as the apex of their arguments against Tevidian and the Canton of Orthodoxy. Before the Lord Ruler, Kar claimed that no noble house would ever have abandoned her. With Vin being so powerful, at least one of her parents had to come from a very pure line. The Lord Ruler pressed Vin, prompting her to say who her father was. Vin admitted it was the lord prelan.
Tevidian protested, but the Lord Ruler questioned him, and the lord prelan eventually admitted that Vin's mother had, in fact, borne children. With that confession, the Lord Ruler let the Inquisitors kill Tevidian in his own throne room. The other obligators in the room backed away in horror as the Inquisitors, exulting in the brutality, plunged their daggers into Tevidian repeatedly. After Tevidian's death, the Canton of Inquisition, with Kar at its head, was given authority over the Steel Ministry.
== Notes ==
Thadwick

Thadwick is a member of the DDF's Engineering Corps on Platform Prime. When Rig becomes busy because of his work with the taynix, Thadwick picks up his work on the gun platforms, trying to get the gun emplacements working. When Cobb is preparing to talk with Cuna using a hypercomm, Thadwick asks to consult with Rig about the communicator.
== Notes ==
Thaidakar

Thaidakar is a leader of the Ghostbloods on Roshar, sometimes referred to as Master Thaidakar or The Lord of Scars by Ghostbloods. Thaidakar, along with the Ghostbloods, is often mentioned opposing the Sons of Honor.
As Gavilar Kholin--a prominent Son of Honor--lay dying, he told Szeth to "tell Thaidakar he was too late." 
When Kaladin killed Helaran Davar in Meridas Amaram's army, Amaram--another Son of Honor--thought Thaidakar and the Ghostbloods were behind the attack, saying the Ghostbloods were growing more bold.
Prior to the Battle of Narak, Shallan Davar brought Mraize pages that transcribed text from Amaram's room discussing the Voidbringers and the Shattered Plains. Then, Shallan overheard Mraize saying that they should bring these pages to Master Thaidakar, and that Restares' cronies--the Sons of Honor--were also growing close to the answers of the Shattered Plains.
Ialai's notebook mentioned that, like "Mraize", Thaidakar seemed to be a title rather than a name.
== Spoiler Warning ==
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== Notes ==
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