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Mrs. Vmeer

Mrs. Vmeer is the Work Studies teacher at Spensa's school in Igneous Cavern. She is the mother of Dia Vmeer, another student in Spensa's class.
== Attributes and Abilities ==
Mrs. Vmeer is a former pilot cadet who earned her silver pin by passing the Flight School entrance exam. Although she dropped out before graduating, she is knowledgeable in flying and likely has practical experience in the cockpit. Having been a cadet, Mrs. Vmeer and her family have special privileges in Igneous, such as access to better food and clothing.
== History ==
In her younger years, Mrs. Vmeer had dreamed of being a pilot and passed the entrance exam, earning her cadet's pin. She began training at the DDF Flight School, presumably at Alta Base, however, dropped out for unknown reasons before she graduated.
She became a teacher, married, and had a daughter after taking up residence in Igneous Cavern.
She organised for representatives from different job classifications to give presentations to her classes. When the sanitation worker, Alfir, visited her class, Mrs. Vmeer spoke to him privately about Spensa's future prospects. After Spensa declined Alfir's offer to join the sanitation workers, she confronted Mrs. Vmeer about whether she would be automatically failed for the pilots test. Mrs. Vmeer initially tried to evade Spensa's question, however, eventually suggested that Spensa not attend the pilots entrance exam so she could avoid embarrassing both herself and those overseeing the exam. 
Mrs. Vmeer, along with several other teachers, attended the entrance exam and was disappointed that Spensa had attended. She refused to meet Spensa's eye during the exam, after Spensa realised she had been given an exam entirely on non-piloting subjects.
After Rig dropped out of Flight School, Mrs. Vmeer was in contact with him about his future options and strongly suggested that he enter a career in politics.
== Relationships ==
=== Spensa ===
Mrs. Vmeer makes a point to treat Spensa like any other student while in class. She is well aware of Spensa's desire to be a pilot and is frustrated that none of Spensa's previous teachers have dissuaded her from sitting the exam. Despite trying to prevent Spensa from sitting the pilot exam, she cares about Spensa's wellbeing and future and tries to help find other types of employment for her, introducing Spensa to specific job representatives and offering to introduce her to others.
== Notes ==
category: family names
category: titled characters
Mrun

Mrun is a listener who becomes one of the Fused. Presumably, he was one of Eshonai's stormforms in the Battle of Narak.
Ulim selects Venli, Demid, Melu, Mrun, Altoki and five others to open themselves to the Fused. The Fused that chooses Mrun coursed with Voidlight, then groaned, muttering gibberish.
== Notes ==
Ms. Torrent

Ms. Torrent is the librarian at Armedius Academy.
She stops Joel from entering the Rithmatics section of the library as it is forbidden for non-Rithmatists to enter without an escort. When Joel returns with Melody, Ms. Torrent lets them into the section reluctantly and then lets them check out one of the books Nalizar had requested be sent to his office. She acts similarly when they return the book.
== Notes ==
category: titled characters
Mudbeer

Mudbeer is an alcoholic drink on Roshar.
It is served in taverns throughout western Roshar, people often turning to it in the depths of winter. Even the winehouses of Urithiru serve the brew.
The Unkalaki use mudbeer to duel. When two people disagree, they compete to see who can drink the most and still sing. Usually, they both end up too drunk to remember what they were arguing about in the first place.
When Kaladin decides to help Bridge Four escape, he promises them that they will all be drinking mudbeer in some tavern within a few weeks. The evening that Rock announces to Kaladin his intention to return to the Horneater Peaks, he and his family drink mugs of mudbeer in Jez's Duty.
== Notes ==
Mulla'dil

Mulla'dil is the name of both a mountainous region of the Rose Empire on Sel and its inhabitants. After joining the Empire, the Mulla'dil people are commonly called Strikers.
==History==
The nation was subsumed into the Empire many years previous to Emperor Ashravan's reign, and the use of its name was rare in contemporary usage. The people of Mulla'dil were well regarded by the Grands, although they renamed them Strikers after the Empire annexed their territory. It was not uncommon for Strikers to be Elevated. Strikers were often employed as guards or soldiers by the Empire, although some of them would have preferred a different profession. Strikers employed at the Rose Palace were required to be literate.
==Physical Traits==
Mulla'dil people are generally tall and pale-skinned, with dark, curly hair. They are usually lean and athletic, and some individuals can be described as "brawny".
==Culture==
Although Mulla'dil was folded into the Empire, its people still maintain a cultural identity, including the ongoing use of the Mulla'dil language. The former nation bordered the swamps of Dzhamar and there was a deep-seated hatred between the Strikers and their neighbors. There is still significant tension caused by the Dzhamarian practice of Bloodsealing, which the Strikers consider to be revolting and unnatural. The antagonism between the two nations may exceed their loyalty to the Empire. 
== Notes ==
 
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Mungam

Mungam is an ardent in Kharbranth on Roshar.
She ran the hospital in Kharbranth where Shallan was treated after her trip to Shadesmar. She initially prohibited Kabsal from visiting Shallan while she was recuperating. She eventually relented, but Kabsal—who referred to her as "Old Mungam"—still complained that she was a tyrant.
== Notes ==
Mura

Mura is a paraplegic Azish woman. She shares assistive devices for paraplegics of her own invention such as specialized hoops, wires, and rods to aid in dressing oneself as well as a system of hooks, rings, and pegs for quicker access to hanging items. Rysn corresponds with her about their shared challenges via spanreed and Mura sent a new design to Rysn of a manual self-propelled wheelchair that was designed by an ardent in Jah Keved.
== Notes ==
Muri

Muri is a darkeyed seamstress of the second nahn in Kholinar on Roshar.
During the True Desolation, she fled the occupation of Revolar to Kholinar, losing her successful seamstressing business and moving into a hovel. She has three daughters and struggled to feed them during the Siege of Kholinar, resorting to search water ditches for dead rats and cremlings for food. She is usually regarded as "nice" and "pleasant," and generally had amusing gossip.
When Veil asks Grund about people who might need food, Muri is the first person he lists. Veil proceeds to donate some food to Muri and several other beggars and refugees. However, a gang known as the Grips terrorizes anyone who receives donations, ultimately killing Grund. Muri always had to wait for Veil for her food. Muri's handler from the Grips had an argument with another man, and Muri overheard her name so was hurriedly packing her and her family's bags to flee. Muri angrily chides Veil, telling Veil that she should have died instead of Grund, then leaves.
Veil suffers a mental crisis after learning that her poor judgment lead to suffering and death, and is consoled by Wit.
== Notes ==
Murkwood

Murkwood is an Epic formerly known as Lincoln. His powers and weakness are unknown.
He was friends with Jonathan Phaedrus and Tia prior to the formation of the Reckoners. He attempted to form a superhero team alongside Phaedrus, Amala, and Abigail Reed. Along with the others on the team, he would frequently observe Calamity in the sky through a telescope. He eventually succumbed to the corrupting influence of Calamity and turned evil. His subsequent fate is unknown, although it is possible that he is alive since the younger Reckoners know of him.
==Trivia==
*Prof notes that Murkwood "always did love those sparking books" when discussing his Epic name. This implies that his codename is a reference to Mirkwood, a forest prominently featured in J.R.R. Tolkien's work, and that Tolkien's Middle-earth stories exist in the alternate universe of the Reckoners.
== Notes ==
Murnbru

Murnbru is a Scadrian doctor who compiled a psychological profile on Waxillium Ladrian after visiting Weathering.
Wax believed that he was a gambling cheat, who had been passing through town looking for people to swindle.
In Murnbru's profile, he said that Wax had a tendency to think anyone who wears too much red was a chronic gambler.
== Notes ==
Mustaches

Mustaches is a man living on Scadrial. Allomancer Jak names him Mustaches due to his extremely long and pointy mustache.
Waxillium Ladrian kills his brother near Covingtar in the Roughs. Mustaches, thinking that Jak was Wax, confronted Jak who was at a party with Lady Lavont. He threatened Jak with his pistol, but when Jak clarified who he was the situation quickly defused. He may or may not be a real person, with his interaction with Jak just something Jak made up to make his story more interesting.
== Notes ==
Mycalin

Mycalin is a red dye used for coloring fabrics on Roshar.
The dye is somehow sourced from slugs that live on the shores of the Purelake. Mraize owns an Azish cavalrylord's suit with Mycalin-dyed trousers. When he stains the trousers with aether, Mem has a great deal of difficulty cleaning the stain without fading the fine red color or damaging the fabric, but she is eventually successful.
== Notes ==
Myth of Parasaphi and Nadris

The myth of Parasaphi and Nadris is the creation myth of the Makabaki people of Roshar. Navani Kholin and Renarin Kholin discuss it while trying to understand Dalinar's visions and the Desolations. Evi Kholin told the story to Renarin when he was a child.
According to the story, Parasaphi was a woman whose people had been all but wiped out in a Desolation, while Nadris was a man--perhaps her partner--on his deathbed. In order to preserve her people, Parasaphi climbed the peaks of Dara to find seedstones, stones touched by the Heralds. She collected them and brought them down to Nadris, then harvested his seed to bring life to the stones. Ten children sprang out and with them, Parasaphi founded the nation of Marnah.
This legend says that the Makabaki people are all descended from Parasaphi's children. This would mean that Marnah predates the Silver Kingdoms of Makabakam. However, in the modern day, it's unclear which mountain range corresponds to the peaks of Dara. The telling of the myth changes, each naming different mountain ranges for the peaks.
Dalinar Kholin found the idea that people would be born from rocks to be ridiculous.
== Notes ==
Mythos

Mythos is an off-world nickname used for a planet in the cosmere.
After Autonomy's attack on Scadrial was repelled in , Kelsier mentioned Mythos to Harmony as a possible source of allies, though he apparently considered it a less likely option than Sel and Dhatri.
== Trivia ==
In the 2022 State of the Sanderson, a possible series set on Mythos was mentioned as a minor project.
== Notes ==
 
es:Mythos
N'Teese

N'Teese is a guide working for Loaten in Kezare on the Dayside of Taldain 
== Appearance and Personality ==
She has brown eyes, dark Kerztian skin, and brown hair which she wears in a ponytail. Loaten calls her one of his best people. She claims to be half Darksider, half Kerztian, and half Lossandin. She is not good at mathematics.
== History ==
N'Teese guided Khriss to Lonzare. For a ten lak fee, she brought them to see Loaten. To N'Teese's chagrin, Loaten assigned her to be Khriss' guide and translator throughout her stay in Kezare. She attempted to set up meetings for Khriss with seven of the Taishin, but was unsuccessful. The next day she took them to see Lord Mastrell Kenton at the Diem. 
After Kenton and Khriss had a spat she took the group back to Lonzare. She brought Khriss and Baon to the Artisan conference center where they met up with Kenton, and later that same day she took them to the Hall of Judgement to meet with Lady Judge Heelis. At Heelis' suggestion she brought them to meet with Nilto.
After Baon left and Kenton "accepted" Khriss as a sand master, N'Teese moved into the Diem with Khriss and the two professors. Khriss sent her off to find Nilto so she can ask him to find Baon for her. After assassins attacked Khriss in a restaurant, N'Teese returned, saying that Nilto was ready to meet, and the two of them ran off to meet with him. She later brought word from Nilto that he was leaving town and would not be able to search for Baon. The two of them chased after Nilto and caught him at the docks as he was boarding a ship. Khriss confronted Nilto, having figured out his true identity, Gevin. Jon Acron was revealed to be an assassin sent by Skathan, and in the ensuing fight Baon was shot. After Khriss killed Acron, N'Teese reassures her that Baon was only grazed by the bullet and that he will be fine.
She went to the Diem to watch Kenton and Drile's duel.
== Notes ==
category:Kerztians
Category: Taldaini
Category: Residents of Kezare
Nacomb Gaval

Nacomb Gaval is a young lighteyed soldier in Kholin army during the War of Reckoning on Roshar.
After most of his superior officers were killed during the Battle of the Tower, Gaval was promoted and given a field commission as commander of the rear guard by Kaladin. He was ordered to oversee the retreat of the rest of Dalinar's army. Once he took command, the army begins to retreat over the bridge in a quick, orderly fashion. Dalinar allowed him to keep this promotion, feeling he had earned it.
Gaval was later a member of Dalinar Kholin's expedition to the center of the Shattered Plains. He participated in the Battle of Narak, leading the troop of soldiers accompanying Renarin and Shallan in their investigation of the Stormseat Oathgate. At some point, Gaval became Adolin's Plate standby, wearing Adolin's Shardplate when he was unavailable to do so. During the Battle of Thaylen Field, Adolin hoped that Gaval was heading to the battle with his Plate, but the two never met during that battle.
== Notes ==
Nafti

Nafti was one of the Uvara, a legendary society on Roshar.
== Appearance and Personality ==
The Uvara are noted as having "long, limber bodies". They wear shells in their hair that are not found elsewhere on Roshar, and monochrome robes.
== History ==
Hoid related the story of a ship named the Wandersail, captained by King Derethil, to Kaladin. The ship attempted to sail through a highstorm on the open seas and was wrecked on the uncharted islands of the Uvara. The Uvara initially seemed like a peaceful people, but Derethil soon realized that they violently killed each other if they made any kind of mistake, in fear of displeasing their emperor.
Derethil and his crew discovered that the emperor had actually been dead for years, throwing the Uvara into chaos and rioting. Nafti, who had been serving as a guide to Derethil's crew, left the islands on the Wandersail. She explained that the reason the Uvara were in such anguish was that they had realized that they alone were responsible for all the death and violence.
== Historicity ==
The tale of the Wandersail is known in several nations of Roshar, but some regard it only as a myth. Hoid answers cryptically when Kaladin questions the story's authenticity. At the same time, there may be elements of truth to the story.
== Notes ==
Category: Myths and Legends
Nagadan

Nagadan is the most powerful nation on Komashi, established by the descendants of nomads on the outskirts of Torio in the centuries that followed the activation of the father machine.
== Geography ==
Nagadan is less than fifty Rosharan miles across, and only a few miles away from where Torio was. The nation includes a few different cities as well as some smaller towns, connected by hion lines that open paths in the Shroud. At least some of the cities border oceans. 
== People ==
The people of Nagadan look similar to the Veden people, with similar features and the same dark hair, though they have paler skin than an ordinary Veden. The "similar features" mentioned likely refer to the presence of epicanthic folds.
Beards are rarely seen amongst their people, though it is unclear if this is purely cultural or has a genetic component.
They are descended from nomads that lived at the edge of Torio. 
== Cities ==
* Kilahito
* Futinoro
* Fuhima
* Jito
== Notes ==
Naget

Naget is a resident of Hearthstone in Alethkar on Roshar.
==Appearance and Personality==
He is darkeyed and has light hair. He is spindly, and is the tallest among his peers as a youth. Kaladin cites 'Naget' as an example of a 'solid, Alethi darkeyes' name, unlike his own. Naget is quite curious about whether a darkeyed person can really become lighteyed by winning a Shardblade.
==History==
Naget comes from a farming family and was often tasked with removing diggerworms from the lavis fields near the town. He was among the group of youths who observed Kaladin picking up a weapon for the first time to fight Jost.
A few years later, he was present when Amaram came to Hearthstone to recruit soldiers for his army. He was no longer friendly with Kaladin at that point. He did not volunteer to join the army, and avoided conscription.
== Notes ==
NaiMeer

NaiMeer is a dockmaster in Lossand on the Dayside of Taldain. He is Vey's nephew. 
== Appearance ==
NaiMeer has light brown hair, which is cut short, and is clean shaven. He wears a blue tunic over olive slacks, a wide brown cloth belt, and tall brown boots. He wears the symbol of The Helm, a ship's wheel, on the breast of his tunic.
== History ==
When Kenton needs to travel to Lraezare to find Vey, NaiMeer refuses to give him a ship, saying that his uncle, Vey, told him not to let Kenton sail. The Lord Admiral, Delius, then arrives, interrupts their argument, and commandeers a ship for himself. Delius then invites Kenton and his party to join him on his trip to Lraezare to visit the Shipowners' Circle, foiling Vey's plan. 
 
== Notes ==
Category: Taldaini
Category: Residents of Kezare
Nalanar

Nalanar is a lighteyed military commander from Jah Keved on Roshar. He is referred to as "Brightlord"; since he commands an army, he is of a high dahn. 
His forces fought against Dalinar Kholin's army at Slickrock, barely losing the battle. One of his former infantrymen, Geved, met Dalinar in Vedenar after the Veden civil war. They discussed Slickrock and the Thrill.
== Notes ==
Nale/Gallery

== Official art ==
Herald Glyph Nalan.svg| by Nale's glyph
Nale.jpg | by Isaac Stewart Nale's chapter symbol
Nale Endsheet.png | by On one of the endpages in Rhythm of War
Relief.jpg | by Greg Call Wielding his Honorblade, The Way of Kings interior art
Herald of Justice.jpg|by In Call to Adventure: The Stormlight Archive
Nale WOKLB Sticker.jpg| by Nale sticker from The Way of Kings leatherbound Kickstarter
WOK Coin Skybreaker.png| by Skybreaker Coin
Nale Miniature.png| by Nale Miniature from the Stormlight Premium Miniatures Kickstarter
== Portraits ==
Nale by Adurna0.png | by 
Nale by Shuravf.jpg | by 
Nale by Marie Seeberger.jpg | by 
Nale by Egilde Art.jpg| by 
Nale by Esther Schrader.jpg| by 
Nale by Caio Santos.jpg | by 
== Scenes ==
Ending the Oathpact by Katie Payne.jpg | by Ending the Oathpact with the other Heralds at the end of the Last Desolation.
Hug the Darkness.png | by Lift hugging Nale
Lift Nale.jpg | by Lift hugging Nale
Szeth Nale.jpg | by With Szeth and Nightblood
Skybreakers Purelake.jpeg | by With Skybreakers on the Purelake
Category:Gallery Subpages
Nalhalla

Nalhalla is one of the Free Kingdoms on Earth located in the south Pacific Ocean.
It is ruled by House Dartmoor.
Both Leavenworth and Quentin Smedry are from Nalhalla. Dinosaurs are native to Nalhalla.
Nalhallan is a language and dialect which was picked up and used by Britain, popularizing it throughout the Hushlands; British English is originally Nalhallan.
== Trivia ==
*Nalhalla was originally named Melerand, in reference to a kingdom from Dragonsteel Prime, but by the time Brandon had finished writing the book he decided that the two could not exist in the same continuum and it was renamed.
== See Also ==
* List of places in Nalhalla
* List of characters from Nalhalla
== Notes ==
Nall

Sister Nall is the head ardent of the practice grounds at the Kholin warcamp on the Shattered Plains of Roshar.
Shallan Davar met with Nall on the practice grounds and asked her permission to make some sketches of Shardblades and Shardplate while the men sparred. Nall was impressed with Shallan's talent and asked about her Calling. She allowed Shallan to stay, since the existing sketches in the royal records were not very detailed. Adolin was among those sparring and feigned annoyance that Nall allowed Shallan to stay, but he was secretly pleased that he could keep flirting with her.
== Notes ==
Nalma

Nalma is a slave on Roshar.
== Appearance and Personality ==
Nalma is an older woman with rough, callused hands. She is selfless.
Her nationality is not known, but Kaladin implies that she is not Alethi.
== History ==
Nalma was among a group of branded slaves that belonged to Tasinar. Her husband was sold to a different slaver, which was illegal, although common in practice, and she wanted to find him. Kaladin, who was also one of Tasinar's slaves during the period between his expulsion from Amaram's army and his arrival at the Shattered Plains, promised to help her find her husband. He helped Nalma and some other slaves escape, and they survived for five days in the wilderness. However, a hunting party that Tasinar sent to look for them began closing in, forcing the slaves to try and move. As Kaladin and Nalma moved through the underbrush, her leg was caught in a powerful steel trap, breaking it and causing it to bleed profusely. Nalma urged Kaladin to run, but he ineffectively tried to bandage her wound. Nalma bled to death while Kaladin held her hand. Nalma's screams alerted the hunters, and they killed the rest of the escaped slaves except Kaladin, likely sparing him so that he could warn other slaves against any escape attempts.
Kaladin often thought of Nalma later in life as one of the people that he had failed to protect; she came to mind at times when his friends were in danger or when he himself was being hunted. Hers was one of the names that came to his mind when he attempted to say the Fourth Ideal of the Windrunners at the Battle of Thaylen Field. He also thought of her when he was posing as a captive of the singers who were freed by the Everstorm, since he also considered them runaway slaves.
== Notes ==