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Riil

Riil is an Elantrian on Sel. He was originally a laborer on a plantation and had been studying with the journeymen in hopes of becoming an apprentice before he was taken by the Shaod.
Raoden recognizes that Riil's intelligence and workman build and ethics are a valuable combination. He gives Riil, Maare, and Mareshe the task of first finding a way to build a roof with their limited resources and then building said roof over one of the larger buildings in New Elantris.
== Notes ==
Rik Hoskin

Rik Hoskin is an author that adapted Brandon Sanderson's White Sand into a three-volume graphic novel.
Rik is based in London and has written for DC Comics, Disney, and Dynamite. He has also written a number of works under the collective pseudonym "James Axler".
Brandon has praised Rik's work in condensing his prose to fit into a different medium. Rik worked with Brandon and his team to help solve some nagging issues with the plot of White Sand, and Brandon enjoyed working with him.
== Notes ==
Category: People
Rikers Dartmoor

Rikers Dartmoor is the crown prince of Nalhalla. He is in his thirties, wears lavish royal blue and silver robes, a baseball cap, and has a short red beard. He likes to throw exclusive lunch parties and writes fictitious stories about Alcatraz Smedry, including a novel called Alcatraz Smedry and the Mechanic's Wrench.
==History==
Although Prince Rikers had written fictional novels about Alcatraz, he met the famous Smedry for the first time when Alcatraz crashed his lunch party. He offered Alcatraz and company a ride to the Royal Palace when Alcatraz was looking for Folsom and Himalaya and tags along on their mission to stop Shasta Smedry from recovering a book from the Royal Archives (Not a Library!). He calls ahead and discovers that Folsom and Himalaya are not at the Royal Palace but at the Royal Gardens having a picnic. After picking up Folsom and Himalaya, he gives them a ride back to the Royal Archives. Despite being told that what Alcatraz and his friends were doing was dangerous, he insisted on coming with Alcatraz on his "adventure". He quickly becomes bored when he realizes that Alcatraz's real adventures are actually rather boring. After the Royal Archives are switched by the Librarians, Rikers was the first to recognize that the stairwell they were climbing up was the wrong one –- it was made of wood rather than stone. He is the only one to be excited about being captured by the Librarians. After they escape and make it back to Nalhalla, Rikers demands that the treaty talks between the Free Kingdoms and the Librarians cease. After helping Alcatraz and friends stop the treaty, he flees from the scene.
He does not like Folsom Smedry because he pans his silly fantasy books about Alcatraz flying around on vacuum cleaners.
== Trivia ==
* His last name is a reference to the HM Prison Dartmoor in England. His first name is a reference to Riker's Island prison.
== Notes ==
Rill

Rill is a mercenary on Roshar and a member of the Diagram. He is a conspirator in the plot to assassinate Elhokar Kholin, along with Graves and Danlan.
He has dark, sunken eyes and short hair. He wears heavy leathers and carries an axe. When Moash introduced Kaladin to Rill, Kaladin immediately identified him as a mercenary. 
Moash met Rill before he joined the army, while both of them were working for various caravans. Rill sought out Moash after Bridge Four was liberated and may have been the person to recruit him into the arm of the Diagram led by Graves. Rill agreed with Graves that Elhokar was an incompetent king who was destroying Alethkar. He believed that regicide would save the country, and he saw Dalinar as a better candidate to be king. He was present at the Ornery Chull when Moash tried to convince Kaladin to join their cause. It is unclear what specific role Rill played in the assassination attempt.
== Notes ==
Rilla

Rilla is a woman on Roshar.
== History ==
She was presumably a lighteyed member of the Alethi nobility, as she had a relationship with Adolin Kholin while staying in the Alethi warcamps on the Shattered Plains in . After Adolin stopped courting Deeli, he courted two other women and Janala Lustow over the span of a few months before getting involved with Rilla. She and Adolin had a falling out after she found out that he was still seeing Janala. Renarin chided Adolin for his treatment of Rilla, and Adolin admitted to himself that he was at fault.
== Notes ==
Rin

Rin is a captain of House Davar's guards in Jah Keved on Roshar.
==History==
In , after Luesh infiltrated the Davar household, an increasingly unhinged Lin Davar hired new guards including Rin and Levrin. The new guards, led by Rin, were violent, intimidating, and highly loyal to Lin. Balat Davar remarked that the old guards that the Davar children had grown up with (including Beal and Ten) were more friendly, and that he did not like the new guards; Rin especially frightened Balat.
Balat revealed that he had recently seen Helaran, who had told Balat that he would probably not see him for a long time. Lin subsequently took Rin aside and asked him to travel to Valath to find and assassinate Helaran and bring him his head. Lin promised Helaran's Shardblade to Rin as payment for the deed. Malise Gevelmar overheard the plot and confronted Lin, who began berating her; Lin whispered something else to Rin before he departed.
==Notes==
Rinakin

Rinakin is Alanik's advisor in the cytonic training program on ReDawn, and is a vocal supporter of the Independence faction in ReDawn's government.
== Appearance and Personality ==
Rinakin is a tall UrDail with a slightly rosy skin tint, characteristics common to his ancestry from Reaching Tree.
He is a very intense person, and follows the Independence faction of politics. He firmly believes in debate and discussion, and supports people being given information and choosing who to follow. He is very influential and many people seriously consider the things he says.
==Attributes and Abilities==
Rinakin, though not a cytonic, helps mentor the UrDail cytonics as they begin to manifest their powers. His first lesson with Alanik was on meditation, and he took her to games to help her learn other things.
== Notes ==
Rind

Rind is an Alethi man of the tenth dahn and the head quartermaster in the warcamp of Highprince Dalinar Kholin. He is a grizzled man with an enormous belly, which belies his surprisingly high pitched voice.
Rind gives Captain Kaladin and the men of Bridge Four their armor and the uniforms of the Cobalt Guard. However to Rind's dismay, the men want to remain Bridge Four, so they cut off the patches containing the insignia of the Cobalt Guard. Rind agrees to commission new patches for Bridge Four in the form of a glyphpair drawn by Kaladin. 
Rind is surprised by Kaladin's rank of captain, claiming that he had never met a darkeyed captain, and perhaps there had never been one ever. However, he does not seem opposed to the idea. Rind also helps the men dress in their uniforms, as they were unaccustomed to wearing any clothing other than that of the bridgemen.
Rind later makes a rope ladder for Kaladin, so Kaladin could climb down to the chasms of the Shattered Plains. Rind initially is perplexed from the request, but constructs the ladder well.
== Notes ==
Rine

Rine is a shanay-im Fused on Roshar. He interacts with Venli on several occasions.
== Appearance and Personality ==
Rine is one of the few Fused who are still sane. During the True Desolation, he possesses the body of a tall singer. As one of the shanay-im, he wears a long cloak and does not walk on the ground, preferring to hover a few feet above it.
Certain listener traditions seem to baffle him, such as their taboos regarding dead bodies and their reluctance to talk about gemhearts. He is sometimes dismissive of Venli, although he more readily accepts her words when she speaks respectfully and uses the ancient tongue. Like other Fused, he speaks and hums to Odium's Rhythms, although he is one of the few to use the calmer Rhythm of Withdrawal.
Rine remembers the ancient Desolations and the shock among the Fused when they realized the existence and the strength of the Nahel bond between spren and humans. In Rine's opinion, it is more important to keep a close watch on human slaves than to exploit them as workers; he fears that Surgebinders might arise among them.
== Attributes and Abilities ==
Rine is a Cognitive Shadow that serves Odium. Like all Fused, he is able to travel from Braize to Roshar and possess the body of a singer during a Desolation. He is able to use Voidlight and manipulate the Surge of Gravitation.
He seems to rank relatively highly among the Fused, likely due to his sanity. He led the team that traveled through Alethkar proselytizing singers, and typically conferred with a town's spren right before they moved from one town to another.
== History ==
Rine guided Venli in her preachings to the newly awakened Alethi parshmen. At first they visited small villages, but after this practice they moved on to Kholinar. Rine personally helped fly Venli to the new location. In Kholinar, the true labor began, with Venli giving many presentations each day. When Venli compared the newly awakened parshmen to babes, Rine compared her to a toddler.
After Rine and Venli had been in Kholinar for some time, they joined the fleet that was preparing for the Battle of Thaylen Field. Rine offered Venli the opportunity to refresh herself in the cabin of their ship, but Venli asked him why they needed such a large fleet when they had the Fused. Rine answered that the most skilled Fused had yet to awaken and even if they did, they would not fight alone. He became philosophical on the subject, and said that once the humans had been defeated, the Fused would hand over Roshar to the singers and finally get to rest.
== Notes ==
Rine Hatham

Highlord Rine Hatham is a lighteyes living in Alethkar on Roshar. He is presumably related to Highprince Hatham.
King Gavilar Kholin promised Rine that he would have an audience during his feast to discuss a border dispute involving some misdrawn maps, but Gavilar was busy and did not make time to meet with him before it was too late.
== Notes ==
Ring

The Ring is an organization of cultivationspren in Shadesmar, the Cognitive Realm of Roshar.
==Composition and Purpose==
The Ring consists of multiple members, as Wyndle refers to it as "they." They view the Old Magic's touch on Lift as a blessing from their "mother," the same term that Wyndle uses for the Shard Cultivation. The usual purpose of the Ring is not clear, but they appear to have authority among cultivationspren, as Wyndle was compelled to take an assignment at their request.
==History==
The cultivationspren decided to start trying to form new Nahel bonds after other spren such as the Cryptics and the honorspren started to do so. As they were not sure how exactly to accomplish this due to the length of time since the Recreance, the Ring served as a committee that oversaw the process. 
===Wyndle's Assignment===
Wyndle was happily living in Shadesmar when the Ring chose him to try and form a Nahel bond with someone in the Physical Realm. He was not happy about his mission and referred to it as an "atrocious duty". The Ring was additionally responsible for the specific choice of Lift as a bond partner for Wyndle, a choice that he did not agree with. However, the Ring viewed Lift's youth and her experience with the Old Magic as positive traits in a candidate. Wyndle found that bonding with Lift was easier than expected and speculated that the Old Magic had caused her to exist partially in the Cognitive Realm. Wyndle later accepted the fact that he had needed to be sent on an assignment.
== Notes ==
Rioting

Riotings are a type of gun on Scadrial. Riotings have a barrel .22 inches wide and can carry six bullets. Waxillium Ladrian had a couple of Riotings, but he rarely used them in combat. In , at a party in New Seran, Steris Harms, Ladrian’s betrothed, strapped a Rioting to her thigh, in case they would have to go to the party unarmed. Kelesina Shores was killed by a bullet from this Rioting, although Wax wasn’t the one to shoot her.
== Notes ==
Riptide Flight

Riptide Flight is a scout flight of DDF pilots. Jorgen joins Riptide Flight after graduation, becoming the eighth member of the squad. As of the Second Battle of Alta, there are only five members remaining in the squad. The flightleader of Riptide Flight is Terrier.
== History ==
The Flight was involved in the battle over the first half of the falling shipyard, and returned to base with Skyward Flight after Nedd and Spensa emerged from inside the wreck.
Riptide assisted Skyward when they were attacked by Krell during a routine tagging exercise. Four members of the Flight went after a lifebuster that was headed towards Alta Base during the battle. The pilots managed to scare off the ship, with the lifebuster eventually retreating.
Riptide later participated in the Battle of Alta Second, initially being sent out to the second half of the falling shipyard to defend it from the Krell. When the DDF realized that the attack on the shipyard was a diversion, Admiral Ironsides ordered Riptide Flight back to base. Upon their return, they aided Spensa in defending Alta Base by attacking the black Krell ships that were defending the lifebuster. Arturo and Nedd fought alongside Riptide flight during this fight. When the lifebuster was dropped, Terrier ordered them away.
Riptide Flight was involved in a battle against the Superiority when they tried to use a battleship to bombard Detritus. One member of their flight got stuck outside of Detritus when the shield came online, and met up with Jorgen Weight to be hyperjumped to the other side of the shield, via a taynix.
== Known members ==
* Terrier (flight leader)
* Jorgen Weight (Riptide Eight)
== Notes ==
Rira (character)

Rira is an Idrian slumlord who lives in T'Telir on Nalthis during the reign of the God-king Susebron.
== Appearance & Personality ==
Rira is at least of the First Heightening and possibly of the Third Heightening. He is a handsome man, and dresses sloppily, but in a relaxed way.
Rira is a very wealthy self-indulgent man. However, despite running much of the criminal activity in Idrian slums, he genuinely feels that he has done right by the Idrian people. He claims to have kept them fed, even if it involves illegal or immoral actions. Rira honestly believes that he does more for the Idrians than Vivenna or Idris itself would. Rira is interested in a potential Idrian uprising in Hallandren, but only so far as it helps further his own interests. Rira believes himself a patriot, but also thinks patriots deserve rewards for their service, which disgusts Vivenna.
Rira is still strong in his faith in Austre, chiding Vivenna for ignoring the Five Visions by judging him. He always wears a small Austrin charm of obedience, inscribed with the names of his parents under his shirt.
== History ==
Rira's father brought him to Hallandren when Rira was very young. His father died working in the dye fields, harvesting the Tears of Edgli. Eventually Rira became part of the Idrian underworld and gained enough power and influence to become considered to be a slumlord. He bought Breath and ran some prostitution operations.
When Vahr attempted to start a rebellion among the dye workers, Rira helped to finance the rebellion, and lost a lot of money when Vahr was captured. Rira was the boss of Thame, who encouraged Vivenna to meet Rira and speak to the Idrians living in T'Telir. When Vivenna met with Rira, as well as Ashu and Paxen, he claimed to be honored to meet her and was curious about what Vivenna had been doing in T'Telir.
However, Rira's interests in an Idrian rebellion were not as pure as Vivenna had hoped. He wanted a promise of Fafen's hand in marriage in order to gain his support for the rebellion. He believed that war between Hallandren and Idris was inevitable. When Vivenna showed disgust for Rira and the others, he claimed that he took care of the Idrians better than Vivenna could do.
== Notes ==
Ristina

Ristina is an Alethi scribe in Urithiru.
==Appearance and Personality==
She is very short. She has a sense of humor, unlike many scribes.
==History==
She was on duty at the Narak Oathgate on the day that Skar and Lyn became Radiant squires. She used a ledger to note who traveled through the Oathgate, and chided a tardy Kaladin on behalf of the waiting merchants. When he said to tell them that the Knights Radiant are not "their doormen," she smirked and wrote something down, as if to tell the merchants exactly that.
Skar liked her sense of humor, and the two later started dating. Because Kaladin liked intelligent women and did not care about height, Adolin thought Ristina could have been a good match for him had she not been with Skar.
==Trivia==
* Skar is a cameo for Brandon's friend Ethan Skarstedt, and Ristina may be a cameo for his wife Kristina.
== Notes ==
Rite

Rite is the current Lord Artisan of Lossand. He is the Taisha in charge of the Draft. He resides at the Artisan Conference Center and leads the manufactured goods industry of Lossand. He was selected to be Lord Artisan by a vote of the guild's members.
== History ==
In the first vote of the Taishin Rite voted for the Diem's dissolution. After Kenton, at the advising of Khriss, promised the services of sand masters to the Artisans Guild, and with the help of a loan from the Guild, repaid the Diem's 150,000 lak debt; Rite agreed to vote for the Diem.
== Notes ==
Category: Taldaini
Category: Residents of Kezare
Rittle

Rittle is a guard in Luthadel on Scadrial.
== Appearance and Personality ==
He is not much for small talk. He wears a pendant of a silver spear, as he is a member of the Church of the Survivor.
== History ==
=== The Skaa Rebellion ===
Rittle was recruttied to Kelsier's army, and was present to watch Demoux fight against Bilg.
=== The New Empire ===
He was on guard with Wellen on the night that TenSoon impersonated Kelsier. He was shocked and afraid to see "Kelsier", although he asked him why had sent the mists to kill them and he did not want to divulge information about King Penrod. He told TenSoon that no one knew Vin's whereabouts. TenSoon went on to tell Rittle and Wellen to lead people out of the city due to impending disaster.
Rittle, Wellen, and a small group of other people that saw TenSoon set an evacuation into motion that resulted in hundreds of thousands of refugees heading to the Pits of Hathsin. Rittle and Wellen were asked to speak to Demoux and Elend to verify their account of Kelsier. Rittle told Elend that he was certain they had seen Kelsier, although Elend noted that he had not left his best soldiers behind when he left Luthadel, and that Rittle did not look like a reliable witness. However, Rittle was insistent that he recognized Kelsier; he had converted to the Church of the Survivor on the day of Kelsier's death and he had seen him in person at the Arguois caverns on the day that Demoux fought Bilg. Elend was still somewhat skeptical of his account, but believed that Rittle and Wellen were heroes anyway given the turmoil in Luthadel.
== Notes ==
River Channerel

The River Channerel is one of the main rivers in the Final Empire.
It flows from mountains in the east, providing the border of the Northern and Eastern Dominances, where it then goes into Lake Luthadel. From there, it runs directly through the center of Luthadel, and continues down into the Southern Dominance, all the way into the sea.
In Luthadel it passes under six bridges, including the Old Wall Bridge in the north and Southbridge. A number of tributaries and canals flow into the river in the city and there are some docks and piers both in the center of the city near Kredik Shaw and closer to the city walls so boats can stop before going under bridges.
The residents of Luthadel used the river to dispose of waste, especially the ash collected by skaa.
The Luth-Davn Canal flows into the western bank of the river.
== Notes ==
River Seran

The River Seran is a river at the edge of the Eastern Dominance of the Final Empire. It connects the two Serans, North Seran and South Seran, and is near the Conventical of Seran. It is unclear if the lakes were named Seran first, or the Conventical, or some other city.
There is at least one settlement or plantation on the River Seran.
== Notes ==
River Vandonas

The River Vandonas is a river that flowed by the Alethi warcamps.
The artist Vandonas named it after himself when he visited the warcamps, but that is likely not its true name, or what everyone calls it.
The River Vandonas is possibly a tributary of the Deathbend River, as it flows past where the Parshendi lived before the War of Reckoning, and Gavilar and Dalinar discovered the Parshendi while exploring a tributary of the Deathbend.
== Notes ==
Riverside Marketplace

Riverside Marketplace is a market area right by the river in the town where Holly lives. Its theming shows it as being open air, but it is actually enclosed by a high clear dome. The produce there is fresh, and there is a citrus stand there run by Stilla. There are artists selling hand-loomed fabrics there, as well as other crafts. Its theming shows a quaint, old school market. Without theming, it is actually just a bunch of white stalls and buildings, with some slight texturing on the walls that give the impression of stucco.
Holly Winseed and Jonathan first meet at the Riverside Marketplace at Stilla’s citrus stand, and they frequent the marketplace often. Holly's Provisional Replica goes there to search for her original, and an ICON fire team lays an ambush there and kidnaps her.
== Notes ==
Rlain/Gallery

== Official art ==
RoW beta cover.jpg | by On the beta cover of Rhythm of War
Alone Together by Derek Murphy.jpg | by Derek Murphy Alone Together, from Call to Adventure: The Stormlight Archive.
WOKLB - Part5 End by Steve Argyle.jpg | by With the other members of Bridge Four, The Way of Kings leatherbound interior art
Rlain Miniature.png| by Rlain Miniature from the Stormlight Premium Miniatures Kickstarter
== Fanworks ==
Shen by Gama.jpg| by As Shen
Rlain Portrait by Marie Seeberger.jpg | by In warform
Dullform by Marie Seeberger.jpg | by In dullform
Shen the Parshman.jpg | by ktep
Rlain Shuravf.jpg | by 
Rlain by Ralf Melevo.jpg | by 
Rlain by Esther Schrader.jpg | by 
Renarin and Rlain by rspixart.jpg | by With Renarin
Sja-Anat's Knights by rspixart.jpg | by With Renarin
Renarin Rlain Elisgardor.jpeg | by With Renarin, Glys, and Tumi
Rlain and Renarin hug Elisgardor.jpeg | by With Renarin
Training on the Plateau by Marie Seeberger.jpg | by Watching Bridge Four train
Rlain by rspixart.jpg| by 
Rlain and Renarin by clarinking.jpg | by With Renarin
Bridge Four by Lazifyre.png | by 
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Robin

Robin is a member of Stardragon Flight in the DDF. It is unclear whether Robin is their name or callsign.
As Alanik and Skyward Flight are departing Detritus to aid the UrDail against the Superiority, Jeshua Weight sends Stardragon Flight—including Robin—out to try to stop them. Robin radios Jorgen Weight to ask what he is doing, though he does not respond before Alanik hyperjumps the flight to ReDawn.
== Notes ==
Rock (junior)

Rock is Lunamor and Tuaka's second son. He is named after a smaller kind of rock than his father. Per his culture's traditions he has the honor of gathering food.
Rock arrived at the Shattered Plains with his family in after traveling for months to meet with Lunamor, who sent them a message shortly after his arrival. Rock's caravan was attacked by Voidbringers and his family defended themselves behind a pile of furniture. During the attack a member of his family shot a Voidbringer with an Unkalaki arrow. They were found by Bridge Four during a patrol and taken to Urithiru. After settling in Urithiru, he helped his father serve food and drink to Bridge Four.
Shortly after the evacuation of the residents of Hearthstone, Rock traveled back to the Peaks with most of his family, with just Cord and Gift staying behind.
== Notes ==