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Survivor's Treasure

The Survivor's Treasure is a cache told of in stories on Scadrial.
According to legend, the treasure is located where the Survivor stopped to drink after the Lord Ruler stabbed him with a spear. It is said that it is hidden opposite the sky and can be raised only by life itself. Mikaff's dying wish was to find this treasure.
During his adventures in the Roughs, Allomancer Jak encountered and recovered a box located 18.3 fathoms deep in the waters of the Pits of Eltania that matched stories about the Suvivor's Treasure. According to his account, the box had a latch on it that released what appeared to be a bladder, which he then blew air from his lungs into to lift the treasure to the surface. This account is likely exaggerated and some of the details have been contested by his editor Handerwym. The box recovered by Jak was made of pure aluminum and contained several Hemalurgic spikes suitable for making koloss.
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Susebron's mother

Susebron's mother is a Hallandren woman living in T'Telir during Susebron's childhood. She cares for and raises Susebron, reading stories from a book of children's tales, which he later inherits when she is taken away by the priests, as well as teaching him various things, such as the static nature of Returned bodies.
Due to the nature of the God Kings' line of succession, it is possible that she is not Susebron's biological mother, but was simply made queen when an infant returned. However, she is later confirmed to be the real mother of Susebron, and was formerly a poor merchant’s wife from far northern Hallandren. She died at some point during Susebron's life, and he remarks that the way she died is suspicious.
== Notes ==
category: possessive articles
Susebron/Gallery

== Official artwork ==
Warbreaker CN cover art.jpg | by On the mainland China cover
Warbreaker Endpaper Diptych by Dan Dos Santos.jpg | by On the Warbreaker leatherbound endpapers (far right)
First Glimpse of the God King by Howard Lyon.jpg | by In Warbreaker leatherbound
WB BG cover art.jpg | by With Vivenna, Siri, Vasher, and Nightblood, on the Bulgarian cover for Warbreaker
== Fanworks ==
God King.jpg | by 
Susebron by Shuravf.jpg | by 
Susebron.png | by 
Susebron by Esther Schrader.jpg | by 
Susebron by Kyle Pearson.jpg | by 
Susebron by Naabarts.jpg | by 
Susebron by Laurys L.jpg| by 
Susebron by Stivya.png| by 
Siri bedroom by Marie Seeberger.jpg| by Watching Siri kneel before him
Susebron and Siri by Elisgardor.jpg | by Cuddling with Siri
Susebron by Caio Santos.jpg| by Using Awakening to fight the rebels
Susebron walking Shayndlart.jpeg| by 
Meeting Peacegiver by Gerard Segura.jpg| by 
Category:Gallery Subpages
Susebron the Fourth

Susebron the Fourth, styled His Divine Majesty, is a former God King of Hallandren on Nalthis. Approximately 277 years after the Manywar, he was succeeded by a new God King, also named Susebron.
== Attributes and Abilities ==
As God King, Susebron the Fourth is a powerful Returned who holds Peacegiver's Treasure, a sum of approximately fifty thousand BioChromatic Breaths. He is one of only a few people in history to reach the Tenth Heightening, the highest level of power among users of BioChroma. His ability to Awaken is presumably limited by Hallandren priests, who remove the tongue of each God King so they cannot not use verbal Commands and deplete Peacegiver's Treasure.
== History ==
It is possible that Susebron was the son of his predecessor, but it is much more likely that he was stillborn to unknown parents somewhere in the kingdom and then Returned. It is extremely rare for infants to Return, and the priests see it as a sign that the God King should be replaced. He was the fourth king since the Manywar.
Little is known of Susebron the Fourth's rule. He presumably did not have any sons; there was at least one secret method that allowed God Kings to have children, but it did not always work. Around the year 276, he was married. The following year, another infant Returned, and the priesthood decided to install him as the new God King. They claimed that the infant was Susebron the Fourth's son in order to maintain the illusion of a divine royal bloodline.
Susebron the Fourth passed Peacegiver's Treasure on to his successor through an unknown method, although Vasher theorized that God Kings could be trained to use nonverbal Commands since they were of the Tenth Heightening. 
===Death===
A few weeks after transferring most of his Breaths to his "son", Susebron the Fourth is said to have died by voluntarily giving up his divine Breath to cure the residents of T'Telir when they were struck by a plague of distrentia.
The story of Susebron the Fourth curing the plague came from the Hallandren priests, who were known to be deceptive regarding the succession of God Kings. Siri wondered if the priests' version of events was propaganda, and Bluefingers, who admittedly had his own agenda, said that the former God King was not even in T'Telir when the supposed "curing" occurred. Additionally, sacrificing a divine Breath could usually only heal one person, not widespread illness.
Former God Kings were known to have been "retired" to islands in the Inner Sea to live out their lives in secret, so it is possible that the plague was stopped through other methods and the priesthood used it as a coverup when they moved Susebron the Fourth out of the city.
== Notes ==
Sushi

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

Svel is a Southern Scadrian crewmember of Brunstell on Scadrial.
Allik and Svel were crewmates on Brunstell, and they were both involved when a mutual friend was once dangled overboard for messing up the cistern three-step. Svel was part of the crew of Brunstell when it crashed during a storm in . During Allik's subsequent rescue from the Set, he saw Svel's mask on the wall of the prison and knew that he'd died in captivity.
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Svordish university

The Svordish university is a center of learning in Svorden, a former sovereign nation in northeastern Opelon that was annexed by the Fjordell Empire.
==Description==
Svorden is described as the "cultural epicenter" of eastern Opelon, and the university is well-known. People from other nations reference contemporary research by Svordish scientists and the complexity of the education in their schools. Svordish literature is sometimes read even in the distant Rose Empire. The university keeps human bodies for study. 
Although Svorden is part of the Fjordell Empire, the university allows people from Arelon to enroll, as Lukel is a recent graduate.
==History==
Jalla and Lukel met while attending the university together. Hrathen has visited the university.
== Notes ==
es:Universidad de Svorden
Svrakiss

The Svrakiss are mythological enemies of Jaddeth, taught of in the religion of Shu-Dereth on Sel, believed to be half-ghost and half-demon.
== Culture ==
=== Shu-Dereth Faith ===
According to Shu-Dereth, the Svrakiss are the souls of men barred from entrance into heaven for hating Jaddeth in life, and so are condemned to wander Sel, bitterly cursing their fate and preying on the living. The Derethi believe that they had the ability to take over the bodies of living men and control their actions. When someone who follows Shu-Dereth has bad luck or a difficult time, they often believe that the Svrakiss are to blame. The Svrakiss are considered to be a representation of absolute evil.
== History ==
The Svrakiss were initally a Svordish concept that was adopted by the Derethi.
When Elantris fell, the Derethi claimed that the Elantrians had really been Svrakiss all along, using their evil powers to perform magic to make the weak-minded worship them. This was not a belief shared by the Korathi priests. Hrathen and Dilaf used this doctrine to attempt to turn the Arelene population against the Elantrians, although Hrathen did not genuinely believe that the Elantrians were Svrakiss.
== Notes ==
Category: Religion
es:Svrakiss
Swims Upstream

Kitsen Unity Ship Swims Against the Current in a Stream Reflecting the Sun, often referred to as the Swims Upstream, is a Superiority starfighter, used by a crew of kitsen training to fight delvers. It is captained by Hesho until his death, after which Kauri assumes command. The starfighter is 50% larger than the average Superiority starfighter due to the large crew of kitsen it accommodates, and is built like a battleship.
==Functions==
The ship has multiple gun emplacements, a captain's chair, an instruments department, and multiple other departments needed to run a battleship.
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Syasikk

Syasikk is a philosopher or scholar on Roshar. Nothing of their works is known.
In 1173, when Shallan Davar requests to be Jasnah Kholin's ward in Kharbranth, Jasnah asks Shallan whether she had read a number of works, including Syasikk, and Shallan had not read their work.
== Notes ==
Syles

Syles is a desirable brand of brandy on Scadrial.
Marasi offered a small bottle of Syles to Eriola in exchange for his discretion when she was performing an investigation in New Seran. Wayne was thirsty, so he 'swapped' the bottle for Eriola's own letter opener (that he had recently taken from his desk) and quickly downed the brandy. Wayne later swapped the empty bottle for Marasi's credentials, telling her she'd need to fill the bottle back up if she wanted to get her credentials back.
== Notes ==
Sylvia

Sylvia goes on a date with Stephen Leeds for a paparazzi journalist.
== Appearance and Personality ==
She wore a tight black dress and had multiple resplendent diamonds on the date. Stephen found her quite attractive though Ivy didn't feel the same way. She acts nervous around Stephen and delays eating the meal though she starts eating later into the date.
==History==
Malcom sets Stephen and her up on a blind date where they went out for dinner. She begins to ask questions about Stephen and when Stephen talks to his aspects Sylvia reveals she had read up on Stephen. Stephen then directed the conversation towards her and she told of her family until his aspects interrupt again.
When J.C. shows up and talks of an assassin Stephen explains who J.C. is and Sylvia leaves the table supposedly to use the restroom after only thirty minutes. She doesn't come back to the table. Later when Stephen goes out of the restaurant he sees her getting into a car with Glen, a reporter for the Mag. She likely recorded the entire date. The aspects got mad at Stephen for not being more suspicious and developing a blind spot for women. 
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Synod

The Synod is the ruling council of the Keepers of Terris. They were present both before and during the Final Empire, as well as after the Catacendre.
== The Final Empire ==
The Synod charged themselves with keeping knowledge of the world before the Lord Ruler's Ascension. However, they did not openly rebel against the Final Empire, instead staying as a secret organization based in Tathingdwen, in the Terris dominance. The Synod opposed Sazed's decision to assist in Kelsier's rebellion.
After the Lord Ruler's death, the Synod spread the knowledge collected from before the Ascension. Tindwyl, a Keeper of the Synod, traveled to Luthadel to assist Elend Venture in securing his kingdom's borders.
After the fall of the Lord Ruler, Steel Inquisitors attacked Tathingdwen while under the influence of Ruin, killing all of the Synod in the city. This left Sazed as the only known living Keeper.
== Post-Catacendre ==
During Wax's lifetime, the Synod rule from within the Village, a Terris enclave in the city of Elendel.
== Notes ==
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Syre

The syre is a light sword created in Jaador on Sel. In Jaador, it was originally known as a jedaver, but is now more commonly known by its Fjordell name, syre.
In Jaador, the syre was originally a weapon for scouts, but fell into disuse before being reintroduced as a fencing weapon for the nobility. From there, the use of syres spread to Duladel, where they are sometimes known as kmeer. Duladel, however, was generally neutral, and the republican class turned fencing with the syre into a sport rather than using it for potentially lethal duels. Modern day Dulas consider the ability to fence with a syre a requirement for being viewed as a soldier, regardless of how many battles a person has won. From Duladel, syres skipped over Arelon, as the Elantrians disapproved of anything resembling violence, but made their way to Teod, where fencing with them became a sport for women instead of men.
When Sarene moved to Arelon, she brought several of her syres with her, and eventually began teaching the noblewomen to fence, thus introducing the sport to Arelon.
Raoden, posing as a Dula named Kaloo, said that though Dulas can duel well, a syre isn't much good against a trained soldier.
== Notes ==
Taan

Taan is a sculptor from Arelon on Sel. After being taken by the Shaod, he takes the name Aanden. Taan rules one-third of the inhabitants of Elantris prior to the arrival of Prince Raoden.
==Appearance and Personality==
Taan is a short man "with a sizeable paunch."
==History==
While living in Arelon, Taan made a name for himself as one of Kae's finest sculptors. He weathered the political turmoil in Arelon immediately following the Reod and lived for several years in Iadon's fledgling kingdom. Taan was taken by the Shaod approximately a year before the restoration of Elantris.
It was after being cast into Elantris (as was custom) that Taan displayed his brilliance outside of sculpting. He assumed the name Aanden, donned a long, drooping fake mustache and created a new history for himself. Aanden claimed to have been a baron before taken by the Shaod. He leveraged this reputation as a baron to declare himself "Baron of Elantris." Unable to establish a base in Elantris' palace - that section being held by Karata's gang - Aanden began holding "court" in Elantris' university. 
Aanden showed great political acumen after his move, winning the allegiance of a third of Elantris' residents, with three deft moves. First, he deduced that the scrolls in the library were made of vellum, which could be boiled and consumed as a source of food. And, in Elantris, food was the only commodity. Secondly, Aanden spread persistent propaganda that he was on the verge of attacking Kae in order to free the Elantrians. Finally, for those followers that couldn't be won over with food nor with vengeance, Aanden made a practice of doling out mock trials with arbitrary punishments and executions. It was widely known that Aanden, while devious, was not entirely sane. 
Aanden's band was the second to join Raoden's New Elantris settlement. After joining, Aanden largely gave up leadership of the gang, reverting to his former role as Taan the sculptor. He spent his days quietly studying the masterful frescoes that existed throughout Elantris, uncovering artistic techniques that had been forgotten in the wake of the Reod.
During the Invasion of Arelon, Derethi soldiers and Dakhor monks attacked New Arelon, whilst running through it Galladon spotted Taan whose face had been crushed beneath a large stone, although his fingers were still twitching.
When Raoden reconnected Elantrians with the Dor it would seem Taan was also saved from his Hoed state as he carved a jade pendant bearing Aon Omi overlaid with bands of gold for Raoden to give to Sarene during their wedding ceremony.
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Tacy

Tacy is Quinn's partner, and the mother of their children. At some point during his life as John West, Runian did something for Tacy that made Quinn feel like he owed him. When the men saw each other again in the other dimension, Runian refused to kill Quinn because he didn't want to leave Tacy alone with the kids. Runian later sent Quinn back home through a portal with greetings for Tacy.
== Notes ==
Taff

Taff is a servant in Mercystar's palace in Hallandren on Nalthis.
Taff is in a hallway with three other servants when they are attacked by Vasher as he infiltrates the palace. Taff is immediately tied up with an Awakened rope. Rariv and another servant run for help; Lolan becomes distracted by Nightblood and is knocked unconscious by Vasher. When help arrives, the rope binding Taff is no longer Awakened, but he has been stabbed and killed. After interviewing the witnesses, Lightsong deduces that the initial assailant (Vasher) was not the murderer. The killer was Denth, who was tailing Vasher. Taff was presumably killed because he was the only person who would have been able to identify Denth.
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Taffa

Taffa was a woman who lived on Roshar during the Eighth Heraldic Epoch. She had a daughter, Seeli, and a husband, Heb, who was replaced by the recipients of the Starfalls vision.
== Appearance and Personality ==
Taffa was a middle-aged woman with curly black hair. She cared deeply for her family, though she could get frustrated with Heb for his attitude even in the middle of a life-or-death battle. She was reasonably cautious, preferring to run rather than fight, and could keep her wits even when threatened with death. She worshipped the Heralds, as well as entities she called the Three Gods, and greatly respected the Knights Radiant.
== History ==
Taffa lived in a small village in Natanatan during a period of peace between the Desolations. At some point in her life, she married Heb and had a daughter, Seeli, with him. Her family was reasonably affluent, enough so to afford having both a house and a barn. In the year three thirty seven of the Eighth Heraldic Epoch, however, Taffa's village was attacked by the Midnight Essence. During that time, Taffa and Heb were separated from Seeli. Taffa remained at the house while Heb left to search for their daughter.
Her fate afterwards is unknown, as this is when the Starfalls vision begins. In Dalinar's version, he manages to return with Seeli to the house, whereupon Taffa bars the door behind them. When the Midnight Essence attacks again and "Heb" manages to take it down, she's stunned, unable to understand how he suddenly acquired the ability to fight. She manages to recover a few moments later and grows annoyed when Heb reveals his lack of knowledge of her and her daughter. Nonetheless, she continues to obey him, and grows worried for him when he claims that his odd behavior is due to a head wound.
Holding onto Seeli, Taffa flees the village along with Heb, leading her family to a nearby river, but they're attacked before they can get there. She manages to reach a nearby lait, hoping to protect herself, but she's surrounded by the monsters. Things look grim for her survival until a pair of Knights Radiant arrive and rescue her, Heb and Seeli. In the ensuing conversation, Taffa attempts to explain to the Starfalls Windrunner that she doesn't understand how Heb has suddenly become a master swordsman. When Heb reveals more and more gaps in his knowledge, she asks the other Radiant to heal him again. The Almighty then takes her over to give his message to Dalinar.
In Fen's version of the vision, she's torn apart by the Midnight Essence in her home after "Heb" abandons her and Seeli to organize a resistance. It's highly likely that this is what happened to her in reality.
== Notes ==
Tag

Tag is a mercenary from Roshar. He works in Tvlakv's slaving crew along with Bluth.
== Appearance and Personality ==
Little is known about Tag's appearance. He's most likely darkeyed (as he serves under darkeyed Tvlakv), and he has thick fingers.
Tag is a calm man with a clear lifetime of experience, and can keep a cool head even in most irritating or dangerous circumstances. He's cautious, preferring to avoid conflict when it's unnecessary, and is suspicious of any strangers. He does, however, obey his superiors without question—even verbally or physically abusing slaves to assert his authority—though he isn't afraid of voicing his opinions and concerns. In return, Tvlakv values what he has to say.
== Attributes and Abilities ==
Tag is an experienced mercenary. He uses a spear, and can fight with it well enough to defend himself and others from bandits; he likely carries a cudgel as well. He knows how to drive a chull wagon and how to command parshmen. He's good at assessing people, and can tell at a glance who's going to be troublesome.
== History ==
It's unclear where Tag was from, but he was not familiar with the Unclaimed Hills during his time as a mercenary. He went there in along with Bluth and Tvlakv as part of a caravan that was carrying slaves—including Kaladin—to the Shattered Plains. Although Tag would sometimes abuse Tvlakv's slaves, he was wary of Kaladin; following an altercation over a destroyed map, Tag kept his distance.
Some time later, Tvlakv's caravan met up with Shallan Davar, who had washed ashore after the sinking of the Wind's Pleasure. Tvlakv allowed her to travel with them to the warcamps. During that time, Tag drove one of the wagons -- either a slave wagon or the one with the parshmen, depending on the day. At one point, Tvlakv took Tag aside to disuss Shallan. Tag was suspicious of her, and advised his boss to divest himself of her as quickly as possible. While Tvlakv did not heed his advice, Tag didn't hold this against him.
When Tvlakv's group found themselves between another caravan and a gang of bandits, Tag initially advised moving aside and letting the latter go after the former, but didn't protest when Shallan rejected the plan. When the bandits attacked, he and Tvlakv went to protect the other caravan. Tag survived the fight, and presumably remained with Tvlakv after they parted ways with Shallan and headed south.
== Notes ==
Tai

Tai is one of Grund's friends in Kholinar on Roshar.
==History==
Tai lived on the streets as a beggar during the Siege of Kholinar. They were one of the people that Shallan (as Veil) believed that she was helping by distributing food. However, Shallan was not aware that her actions had attracted the attention of a brutal gang known as the Grips. The Grips would force Tai, Grund, and their friends to wait for Shallan's deliveries, then beat them and take all of the food for themselves. The Grips killed multiple people when they were disappointed by Shallan's deliveries or when they suspected someone of hiding food. Shallan was oblivious to the situation until she saw the Grips kill Grund; as he was dying, he told her that Tai and his other friends were already dead and that they all hated her.
== Notes ==
Tailored Realities

Tailored Realities is a non-cosmere story collection by Brandon Sanderson. It is expected to be released for the 2025 Dragonsteel Nexus convention. The collection will include the novella Moment Zero, the short stories Snapshot, Perfect State, and Defending Elysium, as well as five other previously published stories. Each story will have a black and white illustration with it. 
== Notes ==
Taka

Taka is a former member of the King's Guard of Alethkar on Roshar.
Although Kaladin and Bridge Four took over the duty of guarding King Elhokar, many members of the King's Guard (including Taka) remained under Kaladin's command. Taka was on duty with Moash one night when Elhokar visited Kaladin's barracks at the Shattered Plains. He stood close to the king while Moash guarded the door, and then left with Moash when Elhokar asked to talk to Kaladin in private.
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