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Coop

The Coop is a training center for the Reckoners. It is located in Texas, north of Newcastle. 
It is essentially a warehouse with aluminum siding. It is partitioned into sections with walls made of pine boards and plywood, which appear to change locations frequently. It is also equipped with weapons of all kinds, including guns, melee weapons, vehicles, artillery cannons, complete with an M1A2 Abrams Battle Tank. There are many training areas in the Coop, including a sword fighting arena and a shooting range. The housing portion of the Coop is slightly better furnished, with walls made of painted sheetrock. Rooms in the Coop are spartan, with only a bed, toilet, sink, and single ceiling light. 
There are no watches, clocks, or mobiles in the Coop, which makes the days blur together.
The Coop also has a small motivator workshop, a "room" walled on three sides by crates and shelves, and on the fourth side by the tank. It is equipped with many different motivators as well as general tools and a large collection of books. There are numerous microbiology books, as well as Reckoner intel on Epics. The last mechanic to work in this room was vaporized by a motivator containing Slingshot's DNA. Jax works on motivators in this area often, using the M1A2 Abrams Tank as a workbench.
Prof occasionally drops off Reckoner trainees to the Coop, and periodically checks in there to see how the recruits are doing and to deliver orders.
==== The Post ====
Just outside the Coop is The Post, which is used as punishment by Zeff, who is the head trainer there. It is about four feet high and about eight inches in diameter. The punishment consists of standing on the post, and balancing there without falling off. If someone falls off, they have to go another hour.
=== Inhabitants ===
*Zeff
*Jax 
*Paige
*Briggen
== Notes ==
Copper Strangler

The Copper Strangler is a serial killer that operates in Elendel on Scadrial.
== History ==
=== Life ===
The Strangler was an ordinary man. He had a good family and friends as well as a job that paid him a satisfactory wage. However, inexplicably, the Copper Strangler began killing women. He would strangle them with copper wire and then sink their bodies in the canals to hide them. He probably committed at least a few of these crimes in the Eighth Octant of Elendel. Eventually, Lord Peterus, who was a simple constable at the time, joined in the investigation and captured the Copper Strangler himself.
=== Legacy ===
The capture of the Copper Strangler led to acclaim, awards, and promotions for Lord Peterus, probably resulting in his position as chief constable of the Eighth Octant. Peterus was also invited to become a lord and a member of Elendel's high society.
Years later, the Copper Strangler was still a case that fascinated criminologists, such as Lady Marasi Colms. The question of why such a normal man could do such terrible things for no apparent reason still puzzled them.
== Notes ==
Corbeau

Corbeau is a rural settlement in the eastern Elendel Basin on Scadrial.
==Geography==
It is located at the eastern edge of the Basin. It lies north of the Irongate River on a small tributary.
==Landmarks==
The most notable feature of Corbeau is a nearby dam that creates a large reservoir near the foot of the Faleast Range. The reservoir provides water that irrigates one of the Basin's largest grain-producing regions.
==History==
In , the dam in Corbeau was destroyed by a saboteur. This caused dozens of deaths and extensive flooding in the region, such that commodities markets predicted a spike in future grain costs due to the harvest being cut in half. The panic over the impending shortage of grain caused all food to suddenly increase in price, despite the fact that there were reserves that could be released. This added to the turmoil in Elendel, which was already reeling from a labor strike and the murder of Winsting Innate.
Governor Replar Innate's promise to send aid to the region, supported by the Argien-Ohr Financial Circle and Lord Chapmot Heviers, was not well-received by the people that were suffering in Elendel.
Working on a hunch, Marasi Colms investigated the dam breaking incident. She and MeLaan concluded that a local farmer named Johnst who had been tried and executed for sabotaging the dam was actually Bleeder.
== Notes ==
;Footnotes
;References
Corberon

Corberon is a person who lived before the Recreance on Roshar.
Corberon was referred to in Words of Radiance in relation to the Truthwatchers. Corberon was mentioned as having "disagreements," though it is not clear whether Corberon had a disagreement with the Truthwatchers, or Corberon was a Truthwatcher who had a disagreement with others. However, in this incident, the Truthwatchers' silence on this matter came from tactfulness instead of disdain.
== Notes ==
Corbin

Corbin (callsign: Catnip) is a pilot in Skyward Flight who is recruited after the Battle of Alta Second to fill one of the team's empty positions, along with T-Stall. He is in his early twenties, and despite being older than the other Skyward Flight members, tries his hardest to fit in.
He is specialized in some area of piloting and flies either a largo, sniper, or interceptor.
Catnip is with Skyward Flight during the fight with the KRELL when the delver came to Detritus. Catnip also goes with FM and Jorgen to Sunreach, and is rescued by Drape when the flight retreats.
== Notes ==
Core Archipelago

The Core Archipelago is an island chain in the Emerald Sea on Lumar. It is the home of the Verdant King, who lives in a palace on one of the islands, presumably in the city of Kingsport.
== Geography ==
The archipelago is a good distance from Shimmerbay and far from Diggen's Point. The number of islands and their size are both unknown, but Huck implies that some islands are as large as forty miles wide.
== History ==
The duke of Diggen's Point would periodically visit the king to report on his territory. A "cursed" Hoid claimed to have visited the archipelago during his time on Lumar.
The archipelago was the claimed destination of the Oot's Dream after it forged a king's writ to buy six kegs of Brick's ale on Diggen's Point. Tress posed as a royal inspector hoping to gain passage to the king's island on the ship as part of her plan to free Charlie.
== Notes ==
[[es:Archipiélago Central]
Coreb

Coreb is a darkeyed soldier in Kaladin's squad in Highmarshal Meridas Amaram's army on Roshar.
== History ==
Coreb joined Kaladin's squad in Amaram's army. He became the highest ranked of the men under Kaladin's command, as well as the best fighter among them. In 1172, Coreb fought in the battle where a full Shardbearer, Helaran Davar, made an attempt to kill Amaram. Coreb joined Kaladin in his charge on the Shardbearer. Coreb, Hab, Alabet, and Reesh were the only men of Kaladin's squad to survive the fight with the Helaran. Coreb witnessed Kaladin's defeat of the Shardbearer. When Helaran died, Coreb was stunned, urging Kaladin to take the Shardblade for himself. However, Kaladin was disgusted by the Blade. Kaladin left the battlefield, telling Coreb that he did not want the Blade and that it was Coreb's Blade now.
Later that day, Coreb was summoned to Amaram's warcenter, along with Kaladin and the other survivors of the squad. Kaladin repeated his desire to give the Shards to Coreb. Amaram instead ordered his men to kill the surviving four men of Kaladin's squad. Coreb was the last to fall. Although he initially did not scream, backing away from the soldiers, in his final moments, he fell to his knees and begged for his life. One of Amaram's soldiers cut off Coreb's head, killing him.
Although Coreb was killed, Kaladin remembered Coreb fondly, and the memory of Coreb's death helped to fuel Kaladin's hatred of Amaram. When Amaram faces Kaladin during the Battle of Thaylen Field, Kaladin accuses Amaram of feeling guilt for killing Coreb, Hab and other members of Kaladin's squad.
== Notes ==
Corgi

Corgi is a taynix that Jorgen discovers in a cavern on Detritus along with several other taynix. Corgi is of the hyperslug variety of taynix, meaning it can use its Cytonic abilities to teleport. Corgi is currently bonding with a pilot, being carried around in a sling to grow attached to its him. FM took Corgi away from its pilot, taking Corgi and a few other taynix up to a Superiority transport ship with her.
== Notes ==
Corl

Corl is a member of Bridge Four on Roshar.
Corl ran the edge of the deathline along with Leyten, Murk, Adis, and Kaladin during one of Kaladin's first bridge runs as bridgeleader. As they approached the contested plateau, Corl was hit by Parshendi arrows and fell. After the assault, Kaladin ordered the bridgemen to look for Corl and the other fallen bridgemen, but Corl was found already dead.
== Notes ==
Cormax drones

The cormax drones are a species or peoples known to the Superiority.
Next to nothing is known about them, other than that they're highly aggressive, but not as capable as humans, and that they do not produce many cytonics. The manner in which they're referred to -- "a cormax drone" -- suggests that drones may be a caste or a group within some greater cormax species, similar to some bug populations, and their aggression may be due to protecting other cormax; however, this is purely speculative.
== Notes ==
Corvana

Corvana is a scholar on Roshar.
Corvana wrote the Analectics, a book that contained at least some quotes from the songs of the Vanrial that were thought to be in Dawnchant. A copy of her book was owned by Princess Jasnah Kholin and later used by Brightlady Navani Kholin in to confirm that Highprince Dalinar Kholin was speaking in the Dawnchant during his visions.
== Notes ==
Cosahn

Cosahn is a skaa servant on Scadrial during the Final Empire. She is a member of Mansion Renoux's staff in Fellise.
==Appearance and Personality==
She is middle-aged and relatively tall for a skaa. She has a professional air, and is polite and methodical. She is also modest.
==History==
After Vin joined Kelsier's crew, Kelsier planned to have her pose as a noblewoman by the name of Valette Renoux. Vin joined the crew at their secret headquarters in Fellise. She made a point to memorize the names of the skaa staff, including Cosahn, if only to keep tabs on them.
===Styling Vin as "Valette"===
As part of Vin's transformation into Valette, she needed to have her hair styled like a noble. Cosahn and Sazed met with her in the kitchens of the mansion, as Cosahn was skilled at cutting hair. When Vin arrived, Sazed introduced her to Cosahn. Cosahn then studied the girl's appearance and agreed with Sazed that her hair had grown long enough to be adequately cut and styled, although she couldn't 'perform miracles'.
Cosahn assessed Vin's hair and complimented its beauty, remarking that the women of the court would be envious of such hair. At the same time, she was very frank about how ill-kept it was, expressing disappointment that Vin did not take better care of it. Sazed promised that Vin's hair would receive more attention, appeasing Cosahn, who nodded to herself as she worked. She took her time, trimming Vin's bangs as well. As she was finishing, Kelsier arrived. He complimented Cosahn's skills, and she received his praise with some embarrassment, flattered. Vin requested a mirror, which Cosahn provided. Vin was amazed by the difference in her appearance after Cosahn's work. Kelsier once again complimented Cosahn, for she had evened out the hair, gotten rid of the snags and gotten it to lay flat. Cosahn told him she was not yet done, and so Kelsier urged her to continue. She did so, as he and Sazed stepped outside to speak privately.
After Vin's hair had grown some more, Cosahn cut and styled it again so that it fell around her ears, with a slight curl.
===Later Events===
The Steel Ministry eventually linked Vin to Valette and attacked a Renoux convoy as it retreated from Fellise; many of the mansion's staff were killed or taken prisoner and used as bait to draw out Kelsier. However, Cosahn is not mentioned during these events and her fate is unclear.
== Notes ==
Counselor's Cup

The Counselor's Cup is a pub in Elendel on Scadrial.
== Appearance & Staff ==
It is located on Edden Way and is situated on an intersection, surrounded by taller tenancy buildings. The building is lit by gas lamps and has a picture of Breeze hanging behind the bar. The bouncer is possibly a kolossblood.
== History ==
During a firefight, Wax told MeLaan to escape and rendezvous at the Counselor's Cup. He got sidetracked and sent Wayne in his place. When Wayne arrived, he sat and listened to the patrons' conversation, noticing that they were unusually morose. Enlisting the help of the barkeeper, he helped calm down the tension by mixing cocktails for each of the patrons. MeLaan was impressed by his efforts, and they drank together. Wax and Marasi arrived, and Wax interrupted MeLaan and Wayne's belching competition to discuss Paalm. MeLaan told them about the kandra's skills and motivations while Wayne and Wax built houses out of coasters and Marasi transcribed the conversation. Before leaving, Wax checked if the tab was paid and was surprised that Wayne had already settled it. They exchanged passphrases and left on their respective errands.
== Notes ==
Court Judge

The Court Judge is an unnamed black haired woman, who is the presiding judge in the trial of Mr. Caligo.
== History ==
After giving the defense the floor for their opening statement, the judge is not impressed with Lin Yang-Tanasin when Lin informs the court of Mr. Caligo's intentions to plead guilty of the fifteen murders he is accused of, and give information regarding a further thirteen murders the prosecutors are unaware of. She is not impressed as this is only if he is sentenced to death for the murders, a penalty that has been suspended in New York since 2004. The judge takes the defense to her chambers, and rejects Mr. Caligo's deal, despite Lin's arguments for the death penalty in this trial. After informing the court of her decision to reject the offer, she is taken control of by Mr. Caligo along with everyone but Lin in the courtroom. 
== Notes ==
Courteline

Courteline is a settlement near Luthadel, presumably in the Central Dominance.
It is the location of a failed skaa rebellion that occurred half a century prior to the Collapse. The entire Luthadel Garrison was sent in retaliation. It was the only time that Hammond knew that the entire Garrison left Luthadel.
== Trivia ==
*This town is possibly named after Georges Courteline
== Notes ==
Coussaint

Miss Coussaint is Allriandre's landlady in Elendel on Scadrial.
She sometimes watches over Ruri, Allriandre's daughter, when Allriandre is out. However, she shouts at Ruri when she draws on the walls using toothpaste, causing the little girl to cry.
She takes her rent on the first of the month, and plans to do renovations.
She has a lot of chins, with one way bigger than the rest.
== Notes ==
Covad Fragment

The Covad Fragment is an ancient untranslated manuscript on Roshar. It is written in Dawnchant, but may be a transcription of a different language.
After Dalinar and Navani released information about how to translate Dawnchant, many scholars started working on existing texts in earnest. Ellista proposed that some of the more challenging fragments were potentially not Dawnchant, but rather its script being used to phonetically transcribe other languages. Ardent Urv, who studied the Covad, decided that this was an example of such a fragment.
== Notes ==
Coven

The Coven are a group of six Epics ruling the south of the Fractured States. They have a loose alliance, and would sometimes help another member kill a rival Epic, which according to David was Epic for being "best-buds."
== Known Members ==
;Hanjah: Twin of the Mad Pen. Hanjah has the powers of air pressure control, pain manipulation, and precognition.
;Mad Pen: Twin of Hanjah. Mad Pen also has the powers of air pressure control, pain manipulation, and precognition.
;Larcener: Ruler of Ildithia. Larcener has the power of assuming, meaning he can steal any Epic's powers and gain those powers as well.
== Notes ==
Covingtar

Covingtar is a city in the northern Roughs. It is west of True Madil and east of Weathering.
When Wayne pretended to be the old woman Abrigain, to get information out of a House Tekiel guard, he pretended that his grandson had a bride in Covingtar.
Lessie only wore dresses when she and Waxillium Ladrian went to Covingtar to visit Pathian gardens, but otherwise never wore dresses.
Wax killed Mustaches' brother near Covingtar.
== Notes ==
Creer

Creer and his brother are members of Bridge Twenty.
He is distinguishable from his twin brother as Creer wears glasses.
==History==
Creer was duty sergeant for guards the day when he delivers a note from Teshav Khal to Navani, containing a spanreed transcription from Queen Fen warning for the singer navy. Dalinar orders him to let Teshav write back to Fen and propose to plan their next meeting in Thaylen City.
==Trivia==
* Creer and his brother are likely cameos of Jeff Creer--a roommate of Brandon's who made art for his website and the original Elantris maps--and potentially Greg Creer, who was the first person who read Brandon's writing that was not himself.
== Notes ==
Category: Bridgemen
Creer boys

The Creer Boys, Hanjah and the Mad Pen, are twin Epics who are members of the Coven, along with Larcener. They also have matching powers, which are air pressure control, pain manipulation, and precognition. They aren't the only pair of twin Epics to have existed, but they are the only pair where one hasn't killed the other. Their weaknesses are unknown.
==Trivia==
* The Creer boys are likely cameos of Jeff Creer--a roommate of Brandon's who made art for his website and the original Elantris maps--and potentially Greg Creer, who was the first person who read Brandon's writing that was not himself.
== Notes ==
Crenda

Crenda was a respected acquaintance of Sazed's on Scadrial. They died at some point prior to the Catacendre.
After Tindwyl's death, Sazed wondered what happened to her spirit; this caused him to reflect on the fact that he had never thought about what happened to the spirits of people like Crenda, Kelsier, or Jadendwyl after they died.
== Notes ==
Cressa

Cressa is a refugee on Roshar. She is the niece of an Alethi man named Noril.
She was one of the many refugees in Urithiru that were affected by a mild sickness that spread through the tower in . While Kaladin was treating her cough, she mentioned that she could not find her uncle, Noril. She wondered if Kaladin had seen him, as he may have arrived in Hearthstone shortly before its evacuation by the Fourth Bridge. Her plight stuck in Kaladin's mind, and Teft agreed to help him look for Noril.
Lirin actually remembered seeing Cressa's uncle in Hearthstone, and the two Windrunners eventually found Noril in a ward where ardents of the Devotary of Mercy kept people who were suffering from mental ailments. Kaladin told Noril that Cressa was looking for him; Noril, who was distressed due to inadequate treatment by the ardents, wanted her to think that he was dead. After Kaladin removed him from the situation, Noril felt better and asked how Cressa was doing.
== Notes ==
Crews Geffenry

Crews Geffenry is a noble Mistborn on Scadrial.
He is implicated by Kelsier in the murder of Charrs Entrone. He is known to be a competent knife fighter. Prior to Charrs' murder, Crews had been gambling with him. Additionally he had been petitioning House Tekiel for a stronger alliance. His cousins Ardous & Callins are killed in retaliation.
== Notes ==
Crimson Sea

The Crimson Sea is an ocean on Lumar. It is sometimes nicknamed the domain of the dragon.
== Geography ==
The Crimson Sea is notable for its unpredictable weather patterns, which makes it one of the most dangerous seas on Lumar. The reason for this danger is due to the fact that the navigation of the seas is based upon the predictability of weather on Lumar, and the Crimson Sea simplifies this down to pure luck. Therefore, ships avoid traveling through it, and the sea is mostly uninhabited.
It borders the Emerald Sea and Midnight Sea, along with three other unnamed seas.
== Known Residents ==
* Xisisrefliel
* Crow
* Lili
== Notes ==
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Crow

Captain Crow is captain of the pirate ship Crow's Song on Lumar at the beginning of Tress of the Emerald Sea. She becomes a servant of the dragon Xisisrefliel at the bottom of the Crimson Sea. 
== Appearance and Personality ==
Crow is a stout, distinctive figure with a black feathered hat, a severe face, and tan skin. Her heart is described as a twisted lump of smouldering coal.To the midnight essence, she smells more like a plant than a person. The only time the crew knew her to be mirthful is when a sailor speared himself in the crotch with his own boarding hook. Crow considers a nice cup to be loot.
There are limits to the jerkiness. She works alongside the crew in the rainstorm and gives the crew a barrel of booze after Pakson's death. In some cases it's calculated self preservation, as when she acceded to Salay on robbing the merchants. Salay thinks Crow's stubbornness has allowed her to survive the spore infestation for as long as she has.
== Attributes and Abilities ==
Crow is a spore eater, which is a symbiosis granting extensive defensive abilities at the cost of constantly draining water from her body. She does not have true control over the Verdant vines, with them reacting on their own to protect anything that could bring harm to her. She has survived about 1 year longer than would be expected.
She has a sixth sense about others such as a clergyman might have, but she uses it to dominate others. She is also able to best several people in an attempted mutiny without relying on verdant aether powers. She is also a crack shot.
She uses Midnight Essence to spy on her crew members, using Midnight Aether spores.
She apparently must remain close to Xisisrefliel to keep the verdant spore in remission. Although it isn't known if this is the truth, or a lie to discourage her from escaping.
== History ==
The attack on Oot's Dream was the crew's first voyage as pirates. They sewed their first pirate flag after Tress came on board.
Crow becomes captain of Crow's Song, a fine merchant vessel, and convinces the crew to turn to piracy as an alternative to participating in the King's war against the Sorceress. In collusion with Laggart, she plans to cross the line from piracy (for tribute) to deadrunning (extirpation) which will make the entire crew into outlaws among outlaws. The ship's prior sprouter, Weev, tried to blackmail her, so she had him executed with the rationale that he wouldn't join the crew in turning to piracy. 
Though Tress foils the deadrunner plot, Crow conserves her with the plan to exchange Tress' services to Xisisrefliel for Crow being healed from spore eating. 
She brought Tress down to the depths of the Crimson Sea in order to sell her to Xisisrefliel in return for being healed by her condition. However, Tress managed to bargain with the dragon in order to turn Crow herself in, which he accepted. Due to this bargain, Crow was kept at the bottom of the sea and forced to serve Xisisrefliel for the rest of her life.
== Notes ==
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