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Honor's Perpendicularity

Honor's Perpendicularity was one of Roshar's perpendicularities, alongside Cultivation's and Odium's.
It's considered highly dangerous and has a habit of moving around, appearing in various places at random. What usually causes it to appear or vanish is unclear, as is how closely it is linked with the highstorms. During the True Desolation, Honor's Perpendicularity could be opened at will by the Bondsmith Dalinar. This was not possible for previous Bondsmiths. After Ishar saw Dalinar opening the perpendicularity, the Herald is able to replicate the feat.
According to Demoux, it exhibits abnormal behavior for a perpendicularity of its nature.
== History ==
=== At Thaylen Field ===
Dalinar manages to summon Honor's perpendicularity in Thaylen City during the Battle of Thaylen Field, after swearing his Third Ideal as a Bondsmith. There, it takes the form of a column of golden light surrounding Dalinar, and seems to attract numerous gloryspren. Odium is terrified of its appearance, withdrawing from the battlefield almost as soon as he sees it. The perpendicularity collapses on its own after just a few moments, although the three Realms remain close for a short time longer.
While open, the perpendicularity not only allows for people to cross over between Shadesmar and Roshar's Physical Realm, but also provides effectively unlimited Stormlight to the surrounding area, refilling all gemstones and allowing the Surgebinders present to use their powers to their full potential. It also causes Taln to regain some of his mental functions, as he acts cognizant of his surroundings while it is open. Moreover, Dalinar seems more cosmere-aware during that time, with knowledge and understanding of concepts he has never been taught, which seems to diminish shortly after the perpendicularity closes. It is possible that this is due to a temporary Ascension to the Shard.
In Shadesmar, the perpendicularity likewise manifests as a column of light, with the surrounding soul-beads melting together, creating solid ground. The Fused have a violent reaction to its opening, being blasted away as if by wind. Notably, the same doesn't happen to either humans or spren.
=== In Iri ===
Shortly before the Night of Sorrows, in Iri, Cusicesh summoned Honor's perpendicularity in order to facilitate the migration of the Iriali to the Fifth Land.
== Trivia ==
* In a deleted scene from Words of Radiance, Honor's perpendicularity is a stable junction that would allow Jasnah to safely return from Shadesmar, with Ivory knowing its location. It's unknown if the canon for it changed later, or if it was a mistake that would've been picked in the editing phase, were the scene to remain in the book.
== Notes ==
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Honor Chasm

Honor Chasm is a chasm in the Shattered Plains on Roshar. It begins narrow but becomes wider and deeper as it runs east. The edge of the chasm is down an incline. Six ladders are set up to allow bridgemen to go down into the chasms.
It is located a short distance from Sadeas's warcamp.
It is the only place that Sadeas' bridge crews are allowed to visit unsupervised. The bridgemen use it to commit suicide. Gaz prefers that the bridgemen leave their sandals and vest behind if they choose to go to the Honor Chasm so he will not have to send someone down to fetch the clothing.
== History ==
Kaladin made a trip to the chasm, meaning to jump from it, but was distracted by the return of Syl. She convinces him to try one more time and not give up yet and he returned to the camp with renewed purpose.
The night before Kaladin joined Bridge Four its bridgeleader had tossed himself over the chasm.
== Notes ==
Honor Chasm/Gallery

== Official artwork ==
Honor Chasm.jpg| by Cover art of the Danish translation for volume one of The Way of Kings.
One More Try by Artem Demura.jpg| by Kaladin and Syl at the Honor Chasm, from Call to Adventure: The Stormlight Archive
WOKLB - Part1 End by Steve Argyle.jpg| by End of Part 1 illustration in The Way of Kings leatherbound, portraying Kaladin and Syl on the edge of the Honor Chasm.
== Fanworks ==
Honor's Chasm by Noblesgal.jpg| by 
Kaladin at Honor Chasm.jpg| by 
Stormblessed by Jessi Ochse.jpg| by 
Honor Chasm by Marie Seeberger.jpg| by 
Honor Chasm by Ari Ibarra.jpeg| by 
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Honored Dead

The Honored Dead are a collection of posthumously accoladed historical figures on Roshar who have contributed great things to society.
Ym, who believes that it is an important duty for every being in the cosmere to experience different parts of life, finds spectacles to be wondrous, as they allow him to experience more; accordingly, he has submitted a proposal that the Azish creator of spectacles be counted among the Honored Dead.
== Notes ==
Honu

Honu is a type of lavis grain liquor on Roshar.
In late 1173, during the Weeping at the Shattered Plains, Zahel drank from a bottle of hard honu while he talked to Kaladin about washing the sand in the lighteyed dueling grounds. 
The existence of "hard" honu implies that there may be several different types of honu with a variety of alcoholic strengths. Lavis grows throughout Roshar and can also be used to make beer.
== Notes ==
Hope Flight

Hope Flight is a group of DDF pilots who participated in the Battle of Alta. There were originally eight members in the flight, with Judy Ivans, callsign: Ironsides, as their leader. Chaser, Spensa's father, was part of Hope Flight.
== History ==
Hope Flight was formed in the early days of the DDF, mainly by inspiration of Chaser and Ironsides. Many DDF pilots, including Banks and Swing, believed that the humans should surrender to the Krell instead of fighting, but were convinced otherwise by those two. It is unknown if either Banks or Swing were in Hope Flight.
During the Battle of Alta, Chaser flew up through the debris field that surrounded the planet, leaving him vulnerable to Krell influence. When he returned, he believed his fellow pilots to be Krell ships and attacked them. On Ironsides's orders, Chaser wingmate, Mongrel, shot him down.
Chaser's actions led to him being branded a coward. This was specifically engineered by Ironsides as she believed it better he be branded a coward than a traitor. While his flightmates did not know exactly why he had turned on them, Ironsides knew it to be related to his cytonic abilities, known by high level Defiant Cavern officials as the "defect".
The surviving members of the Flight were awarded the rank of First Citizen's for their participation in the battle and are given special privileges, including special quarters and influence. The children of the First Citizen's gain automatic entry to Flight School and do not need to sit the entrance exam.
== Known Members ==
* Judy Ivans, callsign: Ironsides (flight leader)
* Zeen Nightshade, callsign: Chaser, or Hope Seven (killed in Battle of Alta)
* Matthew Cobb, callsign: Mongrel
* Antique (killed in Battle of Alta)
* Rally (killed in Battle of Alta)
== Notes ==
Horace

Horace (or the narco) is the head drug dealer for the area for the Primeros gang. Davis and Chaz trick Pepe, a kid who sells drugs for the gang into retrieving Horace for them to talk with. Horace is a tall young man, with light skin and buzzed hair. Horace doesn't believe Davis actually swallowed any of the pills he bought, and is quite upset on learning that he is a dupe once Davis reveals this to him. Horace gives Davis and Chaz info on The Photographer in exchange for some money, which he gives to the kids and teens with him to spend before the Snapshot is shutoff.
== Notes ==
Hordaland

Hordaland is the homeland of the Hordamen. It is east of Weswara across the ocean, and near Norweg, Dansic, and the lands of the Geats.
John West recognizes the Hordamen as the equivalent to Vikings, so Hordaland is presumably equivalent to some part of Scandinavia.
Hordamen warriors are disciplined fighters, not "thoughtless barbarians", according to John West.
== History == 
The Hordamen conquered Norweg and Dansic and pushed the Weswarans into their current land of Weswara. At the time of John West's arrival on the alternate medieval Earth, they are raiding Weswara, and their raids are becoming very threatening. Woden has abandoned the Weswarans in favor of the Hordamen by this point. 
Shortly afterward, Woden incites a major invasion of Hordamen intended to destroy the Weswarans in order to eliminate the "outsiders" from another dimension and to serve as an example to intimidate his other worshippers. This invasion fails due to Sefawynn stirring up the wights against the Hordamen.
==Abilities and Technology ==
The Hordamen have skops, who they call skalds. On raids, Hordamen skops use boasts to intimidate the landswights, removing the protective effect of the defenders' runestones. The raid first encountered by John, Sefawynn, and Ealstan has one skop per ship.
Hordamen raids use Viking-style longships with dragon figureheads. These ships each have a dozen or so rowers on each side. Hordaland has a large number of ships available; the major invasion involves hundreds of ships.
Hordamen warriors fight in ranks and use leather or chain shirts, helms, shields, axes, and swords. On raiding ships, only the captain of each ship has a chain shirt; others rely on shields.
== Notes ==
Horen

Horen is an Elantrian on Sel. He lives in New Elantris during Raoden's exile there.
He is a thin-limbed, anxious man who avoids conflict. He presumably has the same splotchy gray skin and thinning white hair as other Elantrians that are affected by the broken Shaod.
Horen was not particularly loyal to any of the gang leaders in Elantris. He observed an argument between Karata and Dashe about attacking Aanden but stayed out of it. It is not known if he survived to see the restoration of Elantris and AonDor.
== Notes ==
Horinar

Horinar is a member of the Kholin army on Roshar. He is likely a lighteyed officer who had command of Dalinar's elites.
==History==
Prior to the Kholin assault on the Rift in , Tanalan tricked Dalinar into thinking that Torol Sadeas had betrayed him and planned to attack him using the guise of a caravan. Dalinar ordered Horinar to gather a company of a hundred elites, those who were fastest, to march with Dalinar to investigate the caravan. However, Tanalan sprung a trap and caused a landslide to fall on Dalinar, killing many of his men. It is not known if Horinar was among those killed.
== Notes ==
Hornhollow

Hornhollow is a village in Sadeas princedom close to Hearthstone. It is part of the Akanny region - a prized farming area that supplies grain, meat and other provisions for large portions of Alethkar. Hornhollow would be considered a fairly large town by the local standards and has a small militia. It resides on the Highprince's lands and the surrounding area is worked by high ranking darkeyes.
The village lies in a depression, protected from the Highstorm by a large hill to the east. Within the town are approximately two dozen structures, including two storm sanctuaries that can be used by passing travellers to shelter from the storms. There are also many structures nearby that don't reside within the village proper. In the centre of the town is a cistern used to collect and filter rainwater.
==History==
Kaladin visited the town after leaving Hearthstone and discovered that one of the village's grain stores had been attacked by the runaway singers. The villagers had been expecting Kaladin and were prepared for his arrival, hoping for information and the chance to increase their riches. The Brightlord of the town was disappointed when he was unable to trade two dun chips for one full of stormlight as some of the previous villages had been able too. 
One of the village ardents estimated that the town's grain supplies were attacked by approximately fifty singers, who left very little behind. The amount of grain lost should have been able to sustain the village through until the next harvest. The villagers reported seeing a number of strange red lights, but were unsure as to whether these lights were coming from the singer's eyes or from another source. The village trapper, reported to Kaladin that the group of singers had been heading towards Kholinar after they left Hornhollow. 
== Notes ==
Hoselle

Hoselle is one of Straff Venture's mistresses in the Final Empire on Scadrial. 
She is in attendance during the parley between Straff and Elend Venture during the Siege of Luthadel. She was used as a statement by Straff to tell Elend that he can get one just like Vin, only younger and prettier. She was quickly dismissed after Vin let Straff know that they didn't have the atium, with Vin dismissed as well. 
After Vin and Elend leave, Straff sends for her once again so that he could feel in charge once again, presumably raping her.
== Notes ==
House Aime

House Aime is a minor house in the Final Empire.
The lord of House Aime is unknown although he had several sons, including Fedren Aime who is a buffoon acording to Lady Kliss.
It was rumored that Lady Tren-Pedri Delouse's father was looking to marry her to someone in House Aime, though Tren-Pedri herself didn't wish to do so. Vin, in the guise of Valette Renoux, falsely implied to Lady Kliss that her hesitance had to do with House Aime's relations with House Hasting.
== Notes ==
House Davar

House Davar is a small Veden family living in Valam princedom on Roshar.
It gives Highprince Valam its fealty, but his health was ailing him and he no longer provided the protection for the Davars that he once did.
== History ==
The Davar family live on an estate in Valam princedom and are known for mining. After their father's death, the Davar children learned that their father had been creating new quarries using a Soulcaster until the fabrial broke.
Lin Davar and Lady Davar had five children; Helaran, Balat, Jushu, Wikim and Shallan.
At the age of eleven Shallan begins manifesting Surgebinding abilities and her mother attempts to kill her, leading to her own death which Lin takes the blame for. Shallan blanks out the experience and blames her father with everyone else. This strain on Lin causes him to become harsh and abusive towards his children. He eventually exiles Helaran, and then kills his second wife Malise Gevelmar. After he threatens to kill Balat, Shallan poisons and then throttles Lin. During this time Helaran engages in a battle against Meridas Amaram and is killed by Kaladin.
After the Battle of Vedenar and the death of Highprince Valam, the surviving brothers travel to Urithiru to meet Shallan. They arrive in the days after the Battle of Thaylen Field, the day of Shallan's wedding to Adolin Kholin.
== Family Tree ==
== Notes ==
House Entrone

House Entrone is a noble house on Scadrial during the Final Empire and after the Catacendre. 
==History==
===Final Empire===
During the Final Empire, House Entrone was not one of the great houses of Luthadel. However, it had enough clout to be considered a major political ally of House Tekiel. When Kelsier was sowing chaos among nobles as a prelude to the skaa rebellion, he murdered Charrs Entrone and dumped the corpse in Keep Tekiel's gardens.
===Post-Catacendre===
The house survived through the Final Ascension and had a presence in Elendel. Hughes Entrone was among Bleeder's victims at Winsting Innate's auction and Valette Entrone from Elendel once courted Waxillium Ladrian. Her cousin, a noble named Gave Entrone, lived in New Seran and worked in the textile industry.
== Notes ==
House Erikell

House Erikell is one of the ten great houses of Luthadel on Scadrial during the Final Empire. It may be related in some way to House Erikeller, but this is not confirmed.
House Erikell was aligned with House Venture and sold them armaments such as swords and dueling canes; however, they were selling the same weapons at a slight discount to House Tekiel. Kelsier learned of this situation and related an embellished version to Straff Venture, hoping to drive a wedge between Erikell and Venture.
== Post-Catacendre ==
House Erikell survived the Final Ascension and some members of the house are mentioned as living in the Elendel Basin. Erikell remained a powerful house, as it was connected to several industries (including armaments and insurance) and high-ranking political officials. They were aligned with House Hasting and typically disagreed with Waxillium Ladrian's positions on policy, particularly regarding the Elendel Supremacy Bill. They were involved in a bribery scandal with Melstrom, a senator representing Elendel dockworkers.
When the Nightstreet Gang robbed a train en route to New Seran, they stole cash intended to cover Erikell payroll. 
===Known Members===
*Chip Erikell was a smuggler in the Third Octant of Elendel; he was killed by Bleeder at Winsting Innate's auction.
*Lord Erikell, the head of the house, was present at Lady ZoBell's party and spoke to Governor Replar Innate.
*After a water tower fell onto the church where Wax and Steris were holding their wedding, an unnamed Erikell insurance assessor argued with a priest about payment of their policy.
== Notes ==
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House Evavakh

House Evavakh is a family in Alethkar on Roshar which opposed Gavilar Kholin's unification of Alethkar.
In , Dalinar and Gavilar and their armies were stationed at a highstorm shelter just inside Evavakh lands, threatening Evavakh and collecting tribute from the farms nearby. The waystop was used for over four months, and various nobles traveled to the waystop to dine with the Kholins. Notably, a visiting Toh and Evi attended a feast, leading to Dalinar and Evi meeting for the first time. During the meal, Dalinar thwarted an assassination attempt on Gavilar; Torol Sadeas assumed that House Evavakh was behind it.
== Notes ==
House Geffenry

House Geffenry is a noble house on Scadrial during the Final Empire.
==History==
They were allied with House Tekiel, although they desired a stronger alliance and access to Tekiel's canal routes across the eastern plains.
Kelsier murdered Tekiel ally Charrs Entrone and dumped his body in the gardens of Keep Tekiel after Entrone had been gambling against Crews Geffenry, a known Mistborn. Kelsier did not know or care whether the nobility would end up blaming House Geffenry, Tekiel enemy House Izenry, or some other house for Entrone's death; he just wanted to cause chaos and house wars.
According to Kliss, House Tekiel came to believe that House Geffenry had secretly murdered Entrone in the hopes that his death would make Tekiel nervous and potentially more willing to strengthen the Tekiel-Geffenry alliance. Kliss and Milen Davenpleu suspect that Tekiel then ordered the killing of Ardous and Callins Geffenry in retaliation.
== Notes ==
House Hammondess

House Hammondess is a noble house on Scadrial founded by Hammond after the Catacendre. Hammond had two children and a wife, it can be assumed that at least one of his children, the eldest boy, ruled House Hammondess himself.
House Hammondess holds a hereditary seat on the Elendel Senate. In this seat was held by Mari Hammondess. Governer Replar Innate appointed a Hammondess scion to a judge’s seat in .
== Notes ==
House Harms

House Harms is a noble house in Elendel, Scadrial.
Members include Jackstom Harms, Steris, Marasi, and Armal Harms. Steris is also mentioned as having multiple cousins besides Armal.
Under Jackstom's care, House Harms had grown into a house with an excellent financial status, enough even to bolster the dire financial straits of one of the city's largest, most influential houses. Despite this, their name was unknown in the highest circles of Elendel society, a fact that caused much consternation for the house lord and his daughter Steris. Since there was no male heir, they proposed to remedy this situation by an alliance through marriage with Waxillium Ladrian, lord of House Ladrian, which was in financial trouble after years of supposed mismanagement by the former lord Edwarn Ladrian. The partnership of the two houses became official with the wedding of Waxillium and Steris in 342. 
 
In addition to their substantial wealth, the family also had lands to the south of Elendel, in the Outer Estates, and owned a mansion in Elendel which served as the primary residence for Steris and Lord Harms. Despite their lower status among the nobility both Steris and Jackstom had a least high enough standing to be invited events such as the Yomen-Ostlin wedding dinner. 
The family had ancestral ties to the Lord Mistborn, and as a result Allomancy ran strong in the family line. This fact made Steris, Marasi, and Armal targets for the Vanishers. 
== Family Tree ==
== Notes ==
House Innate

House Innate is a noble family in Elendel.
Notable members include Winsting Innate and former Governor of Elendel Replar Innate. 
House Innate was one of the most powerful noble houses in Elendel. How the Innates made their fortune is unknown, but both Winsting and Replar were know to give out political favors in exchange for money. Additionally, the House seems to have come to prominence after the Catacendre as no mention is made of their existence during the time of the Final Empire. Their corruption and the deaths of both primary members of the house in greatly damaged the its reputation. As Winsting was an Allomancer, the ability is present in the family bloodline. 
The main political rival of House Innate is House Lekal.
== Family Tree ==
== Notes ==
House Izenry

House Izenry is a noble house in the Final Empire on Scadrial.
They are publicly known as the rival house to House Tekiel. House Izenry is strong enough that an assassination of a Tekiel ally could reasonably be attributed to House Izenry.
In the prelude to the house war prior to the Collapse of the Final Empire, Kelsier killed Charrs Entrone and left his corpse at Keep Tekiel to sow division amongst the nobility. Kelsier believed that House Izenry would initially be blamed for the murder, however, further investigations into Entrone's death would increase confusion, potentially making someone think another actor wanted to strengthen the Izenry-Tekiel rivalry.
== Notes ==
House Penrod

House Penrod is a noble house of Scadrial.
It is among the less powerful houses during the Final Empire. A member of the house, Ferson Penrod, elects to remain in Luthadel after the death of the Lord Ruler, becoming one of the most influential noblemen in the government of the Central Dominance under King Elend Venture, and eventually succeeding him to that title. After succumbing to the influence of Ruin Ferson kills himself, presumably the end of his house.
== Mansion Penrod ==
The house resides in a lavishly decorated mansion in Luthadel. The final vote to elect Ferson as king of Luthadel took place in the lounge of the mansion, and is large enough for the entire Luthadel Assembly and a large number of guards to occupy whilst still feeling comfortable if crowded.
== Notes ==