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Stormshield

A stormshield is a large shield used by the listeners on Roshar. Stormshields are designed to protect their carrier from a highstorm, although they don’t always succeed in this task.
Eshonai, along with a number of other listeners, prefers to have a stormshield with her when she goes out into a highstorm. Eshonai secures the stormshield on her back while jumping chasms, then unhooks it when a highstorm arrives.
== Notes ==
Stormsummoner

Stormsummoner is an Epic. He tried to fight Lifeforce and his troops at Denton. He summoned nearly a hundred tornadoes before Languish managed to dampen him. One of his tornadoes hurled a broken lamppost into Cloudbreaker's belly, a wound that Lifeforce's abilities healed. The hole left in Cloudbreaker's belly was deadly, and later killed her when Lifeforce withdrew his healing power from her.
== Notes ==
Stormwarden script

The stormwarden script is a Rosharan writing system used by stormwardens, the scholars who predict highstorms.
== Structure ==
In contrast to women's script, which is an alphabet, the stormwarden script is partly a logographic system, and partially a syllabary. Glyphs, representing a single word either alone or in clusters of two or three, are strung together to form complete sentences. They are usually simplified, ignoring the proper calligraphy. For words that do not have a glyph representation, the writer instead uses the glyphs that best transcribe the word when read phonetically -- for example, parap, shenesh and idi for Parshendi. Such phonetic representations are marked by underlining the symbols.
== Culture ==
Unlike other branches of scholarship, stormwardens are either mostly or exclusively male. As such, in the East of Roshar, the Vorin tradition forbids them from writing. However, Vorinism permits men to use glyphs, which is why the stormwardens used them to create their own writing system.
That the stormwardens utilize glyphs extensively is well-known to the general public, but their phonetic use appears to be kept secret, as to some Vorins, it would change what they're doing from "interpreting" glyphs to "reading" them. This, in turn, would make the script taboo in the eyes of the church.
While the non-Vorin countries have their own stormwardens, the divisions that forbid men from writing do not apply there. As such, it can be assumed that the script isn't used there, or at least isn't used as extensively.
== Notes ==
Category: Literature
Stormwind

The Stormwind was a flagship in the imperial navy.
== Appearance ==
Stormwind is a lavish flagship, with many amenities at a High Duke's disposal. It has a bridge larger than most other ships, and has a large hologram for monitoring a battle. It also has a reserve bridge. The Stormwind also has a dozen command ships which can be attached and detached depending on the situation, allowing division of labor.
== History ==
Stormwind was captained by High Admiral Kern. It fought in the Reunification War. Dennison was transferred to the Stormwind as an adjutant and squadron commander, and he trained by hologram for a year. After Varion rebelled, Kern was on the main bridge when it was attacked and died. Lord Canton took his place, but he was then killed by unknown means. Lord Haltep then assumed command over every ship in the battle against Varion, but had his command taken away a minute after by Dennison. Stormwind was eventually destroyed by Varion.
== Notes ==
Stormwind (Epic)

Stormwind is an young Asian Epic that makes it rain, causing crops to grow quickly. She is vital to the economy of Ildithia. She was captured by Prof and led around town in a forcefield bubble while Prof was looking for Epics to turn or kill. This was to show his dominance over the town. However, she was soon released, as Prof realized her importance to Ildithia. Stormwind is killed by Prof accidentally after his battle with Tavi. The Reckoners are unable to get a sample of her skin cells, so her powers are lost.
== Notes ==
Strife

Strife is a pilot in the DDF on Detritus. It is unclear whether Strife is a callsign or this pilot's name.
Strife fought against the Krell in the Battle of Alta and did not survive the battle, however, if they did, they would be considered a First Citizen. It is unclear which flight Strife belonged to or how they died, however, it is possible that they were a part of Hope Flight.
Ironsides may have greatly disliked Strife, however, it is unclear.
== Notes ==
Stumpweight

The stumpweight is a species of tree native to Roshar.
== Appearance and Anatomy ==
Stumpweight trees are typically around six feet tall. They have thick trunks with a knobby, sometimes scraggly appearance. They tend to grow in small clusters. 
They have long, "banner-like" leaves that only grow on the leeward side of the trunk to avoid being damaged by highstorms. Like several other Rosharan plants, the leaves are retractable and can very rapidly fold up and around the trunk for additional protection. They make an audible whipping sound as they fold.
In some locations such as Kholinar, stumpweight trees are cultivated to be much taller and leafier than usual in order to provide more shade.
==Ecology==
Stumpweight trees are quite common in Alethkar and are seen growing in the Sadeas princedom. It is likely that they also grow in Jah Keved. They are usually only able to grow in relatively warm areas of Roshar.
Shallan is perplexed to find a stumpweight trunk in the chasms in the middle of the Shattered Plains because the region is too cold for them to grow natively.
== Uses ==
Wood from the trunks of stumpweight trees is heavy, durable, and dark in color. It is chopped down as timber and used architecturally to make things like doors. It is also commonly used to make furniture such as chairs and desks. It can be polished and used decoratively.
The sap from stumpweight trees is important in the cultivation of lavis polyps. It is mixed with lavis seeds and spread across the hills during the seasons following the Weeping, when the highstorms are relatively weak. Stumpweight sap can also be extracted for use as an emulsifier in mixing oil and water.
== Notes ==
Stumpy

Stumpy is a tonk used by Khriss. During Khriss’s journey to visit the Diem, she used this tonk. Along the way she accidentally spilled some water on its horn causing it to melt. This is why she gave the tonk the nickname ‘Stumpy’ Stumpy was sold with the other tonks when Khriss crossed the Ry'Do Ali River into Kezare.
== Notes ==
Category: Taldaini
Sudi Valam

Sudi Valam is a Veden noble on Roshar. She's the daughter of Highprince Valam.
==History==
In , Lin Davar suggested that his son Balat marry Sudi; Lin was hoping to gain political influence for House Davar. Balat pointed out that she was in her fifties at the time, and had been recently widowed after a duel. Balat also believed that Valam would never approve of the marriage, although Lin felt that House Davar's newfound wealth might change his mind. Balat protested vigorously, even insulting Lin and nearly coming to blows with him. Balat was particularly agitated by Lin's suggestion because he was in love with Eylita Tavinar.
After the Veden civil war, when King Valam was on his deathbed, he mentioned that Redin was his only living child, indicating that Sudi died at some point in late or .
== Notes ==
Sukishi

Sukishi is an old nightmare painter foreman in Kilahito on Komashi. He has a small office in the Nightmare Division headquarters.
== Appearance & Personality ==
Sukishi is a large man with white hair and the complexion of an elderly person. He wears thick trousers and a button-up shirt.
== History ==
Nikaro visited Sukishi's office earlier on the night that the painter first spotted a stable nightmare, to turn in two paintings of nightmares. After Nikaro did not report for work the following day, the foreman stopped by Nikaro's apartment, where he met Yumi and asked her to have the painter report in. Yumi later visited Sukishi's office to report that Nikaro was sick, and he did not believe the story. When Yumi then claimed that Nikaro faced a stable nightmare, Sukishi assumed it to be a complete fabrication on Nikaro's part and did not report the sighting to the Dreamwatch. 
Sukishi eventually had other painters cover Nikaro's territory, after he stopped showing up for work. Later, when the stable nightmare was encountered once more, Tojin reported to Sukishi, who summoned the Dreamwatch after seeing the damage caused by the creature firsthand.
== Relationships ==
=== Nikaro ===
Sukishi is aware of the way Nikaro lied about joining the Dreamwatch and skipped his classes, giving him an extremely negative and mistrusting opinion of the painter. He also dislikes the way Nikaro repeatedly uses bamboo to paint nightmares, considering the technique to be lazy. He was surprised by the idea of Nikaro having a woman in his apartment, after meeting Yumi there. Nikaro can sense the man's contempt for him.
== Notes ==
Sullik

Sullik is the owner and bartender of the bar All's Alley in the Urithiru breakaway. He is a larger man, who may or may not be lighteyes and who wears a takama. He has hired a number of lower class lighteyed thugs, including Betha and Ur, to provide protection for his bar.
He is aware of the murders that occurred near the bar and is wary of authority figures looking into the incident out of fear that they would shut down the bar.
He keeps Horneater white at the bar as a joke. He does not know what the liquor is made from, however, knows that it works well as paint stripper. He knows when to cut patrons off and has little tolerance for people who are likely to cause trouble in his bar.
When Shallan questioned him about the murders that occurred, he refused to tell her details and instead pointed her in the direction of his hired thugs.
== Notes ==
Suna (Roshar)

Suna is a slave in Tvlakv's caravan.
He's a timid, quiet man, wearing a set of tunic and trousers given to Shallan by merchants she'd rescued. Rather than being branded, he is, like the rest of Tvlakv's group, tattooed, indicated he's either a child of a slave or someone who willingly entered servitude, perhaps to pay off a debt.
He joins Shallan during her journey towards the Shattered Plains warcamps. He presumably reaches them with her, as slaves are mentioned carrying her trunk into the Kholin camp. If so, he would later become a member of Sebarial's manor staff.
== Notes ==
Sunjun

Sunjun is one of the Torish scholars from the Institute of Mechanical Solutions who is involved in the creation of the father machine and who is later sent by the machine to prevent Yumi from escaping her prison.
== Appearance and Personality ==
Like other Torish scholars, he has a bearded chin and mustache. He wears white clothing with a black, winged tanggeon.
Sunjun is the most engineering-minded among his colleagues, preferring to be hands-on with their machinery and equipment. He is also the most observant, noticing Yumi's presence when their prototype machine is primed.
== History ==
Prior to his death, Sunjun worked with other scholars to develop and activate the father machine. His soul was kept in reserve by the machine upon its activation, for the purpose of its self-defense, though he was still turned into a nightmare. When Yumi's mind became resistant to the machine's tampering, Sunjun was one of the four scholars sent to Gongsha Town to investigate, under the leadership of Gyundok. 
Their prototype machine did not work upon arrival on Gonghsa, and Sunjun got to work trying to discover why. After a few days he determined the issue was with their power source. Gyundok ordered Sunjun to prime the machine, but Sunjun backed away and refused outright to do this. Ultimately the fourth Torish scholar offered to prime it, prompting Sunun to back up even further. When the machine activated, Sunjun was carefully watching, and he realized that it was charged from an additional source. As the others celebrated, Sunjun announced that a spirit was present, then withdrew a detection device, plugged it into the machine, and used it to locate Yumi until she was able to escape.
When Nikaro and Yumi approached the scholars to destroy the prototype machine, Gyundok called to Sunjun that it was time for a confrontation. Sunjun activated the boxy device that was subsequently used to sever the Connection between Yumi and Painter.
Sunjun remained with the other scholars after Yumi and Nikaro were separated, working to resolve the issues in Gongsha Town and contain Yumi. When Yumi escaped, he chased her with the others to Torio City, where Yumi's dominating will forced him to stand down.
== Notes ==
Sunmaker Mountains

The Sunmaker Mountains are a mountain range in Alethkar. The range cuts across central Alethkar, adjacent to the princedoms of Kholin, Ruthar, Thanadal and Hatham. They are named after the Sunmaker, an Alethi king that united the highprinces and helped to overthrow the Hierocracy.
In the Cognitive Realm, the reflection of the Sunmaker Mountains is a body of water called the Salavashi Trench.
It is possible that some of the peaks in the Sunmaker Mountains are above the top of the highstorms.
Koron accents come from a place near the Sunmaker Mountains, in central Alethkar.
== Notes ==
Sunraiser

Sunraiser is the name given to the Shardblade held by King Elhokar Kholin.
== Appearance ==
Sunraiser is a long sword with a thin blade and a large crossguard. Running down its sides are the ten fundamental glyphs, representing the ten orders of Knights Radiant. Though hefty, it's light enough to be held in one hand even by a person without Shardplate. However, it's more suited to two-handed wielding, and has a particularly long ricasso that lends itself to half-swording.
== History ==
Like all dead Shardblades, Sunraiser was once a spren that became stuck in its current form at the Recreance. Its fate afterwards is mostly unknown, but by the time of Dalinar and Gavilar Kholins' conquest of Alethkar, it found its way into the hands of Highlord Kalanor. Dalinar defeated Kalanor and gifted the Blade to Gavilar, insisting that the latter save it for his children.
Eventually, Elhokar came to carry the weapon. During the War of Reckoning, it was one of the two King's Blades, alongside Gavilar's Firestorm, and all non-Shardbearer lighteyes could borrow it for duels and training. Later, early on in the True Desolation, Elhokar took it with him to the besieged Kholinar. As Elhokar died there, it's likely that Sunraiser was found and picked up by one of the Fused or their servants.
During the occupation of Urithiru, Navani saw a singer wielding Sunraiser try, and fail, to use the Blade to damage the Sibling's shield. Navani confronted Raboniel, asking that her son's Blade not be flaunted before her. Raboniel told her that she had not known that it was Elhokar's Blade and said that she had not intended to taunt Navani with it.
== Trivia ==
* Sunraiser is one of three named Shardblades so far to have gotten a canonical depiction in the books, alongside Mayalaran and Firestorm.
* Brandon deliberately wanted Sunraiser's design to be traditional and simple compared to other Shardblades.
* While it is significant that there are ten Radiant glyphs etched into it, Sunraiser was not a Bondsmith Shardblade.
== Notes ==
Category:Splinters
Category:Spren
Sunreach

Sunreach is a novella in the Skyward series, co-written by Brandon Sanderson and Janci Patterson. It stars FM as the point-of-view character. It was released on September 28, 2021 in audio- and e-book form; a combined print edition of it, ReDawn, and Evershore was released on April 5th, 2022. It is set between Starsight and Cytonic.
== Synopsis ==
When a planet-destroying Delver suddenly appears in the sky of Detritus and vanishes just as suddenly, FM knows that the last free human society got lucky. Her Skyward Flight companion, Spensa, figured out how to draw this Delver away, but it won’t be so easy next time.
 
The forces of the Galactic Superiority will be back—and if the Defiant Defense Force can’t figure out a way to escape the planet, humanity’s destruction is only a matter of time. Spensa’s mission to infiltrate the Superiority unveiled the secret to their hyperdrives—a cytonic slug species called the Taynix. Now FM’s flightleader, Jorgen, has found a large group of Taynix hiding in the caverns far below Detritus’s surface.
 
FM and Jorgen must work together with the engineer Rig to awaken the mysterious alien Alanik and unlock the powers of the Taynix, or humanity will be trapped. With Spensa’s friend Minister Cuna of the Superiority stranded at the outpost of Sunreach, they need to figure out how to rescue [them]—or the Superiority government will be in the sole clutches of those who want to wipe out Detritus once and for all.
== Summary ==
After FM participates in a major battle involving a delver, Jorgen returns to Platform Prime with several crates of taynix. FM, Jorgen, and Rig work to figure out the abilities of the taynix, and get them to do what the humans want them to. FM shows a skill for handling the taynix, and Jorgen succeeds in hyperjumping with the hyperslugs. Their actions alert the Superiority, who attempt to wipe out the humans through bombardment. They are stopped, largely through Rig and Engineering managing to get Detritus’ planetary shield up. Skyward Flight receives a distress call from Cuna, and hyperjump to Sunreach, a research facility located on a mammoth starpod. After a battle with Superiority ships and the starpod itself, Skyward Flight manages to rescue Cuna and several members of her staff. They escaped back to Detritus with the help of the taynix.
== Cover Gallery ==
== Notes ==
Sunreach (station)

Sunreach is a space station in the Cytoverse.
The station is a research facility built by the Superiority to observe a mammoth starpod. By the time of Winzik's attack on Detritus, the station was abandoned, though the mammoth starpod remained and its life support systems were still functional. The station is outfitted with a hypercomm and conventional radio. At least part of the station has concrete flooring, wooden doors, and tube lighting along the ceiling.
== History ==
After fleeing Winzik's coup on Starsight, Minister Cuna and a few other diones were marooned at Sunreach and came under attack from Superiority forces, requiring them to be rescued by Skyward Flight. During the rescue mission, the Superiority forces destroyed the station just as Cuna's party and Skyward Flight hyperjumped back to Platform Prime.
== Notes ==
Super Awesome Danger

Super Awesome Danger is the planned title of an upcoming middle grade graphic novel by Brandon Sanderson. It is the story of two brothers who design a video game named Super Awesome Danger together, only for one of them to get trapped inside the game. It features elements conceived by Brandon's sons Oliver and Dallin, including a robot frog named "Robog".
==Development==
Super Awesome Danger was written in secret in 2021, during the period when Brandon was also developing four other secret novels that eventually became a massive Kickstarter campaign. No one outside of Brandon's immediate family was aware that he was writing these stories until after they were completed. Brandon did not include Super Awesome Danger in the Kickstarter because it is targeted at a different audience and he was not sure exactly how he planned to present it at the time. He has referred to it as "Secret Project Zero".
Brandon created the novel with his sons Oliver and Dallin and he describes it as a "gift to his children". In 2019, Oliver drew a picture of a robot frog named "Robog", including statistics somewhat similar to video or card games like Pokémon. Brandon put the picture up in his house and looked at it daily, and it inspired him to begin a story about a kid and his toy named Robog that comes to life. When Brandon shared this with his sons, they were extremely excited about the fact that art could be translated into fiction and they made more concept art that Brandon worked into the story.
Dragonsteel Entertainment plans to publish the graphic novel in-house, with Ben McSweeney doing the layout and Hayley Lazo doing pencils and inks. There is no projected release date, but Ben and Hayley are actively working on the project and it is expected to be published by 2030.
== Notes ==
Sur Kamar

Sur Kamar is a Veden on Roshar.
Balat Davar originally missed communications with his sister, Shallan, when she had acquired the Soulcaster because he had to attend a feast in their father's name. Sur Kamar was there, and Nan Balat implies Sur Kamar was an important enough person that he could not miss the feast, despite a day's worth of travel each way.
== Notes ==
Surefires

The Surefires are a gang of criminals in the Roughs of Scadrial.
== History ==
During his time as a lawman in the Roughs, Waxillium Ladrian came into contact with the Surefires and stopped them. He considered them to be a special case.
Afterwards, reports of Wax's actions against the Surefires slowly trickled into Elendel, and were read by Lady Marasi Colms.
== Notes ==
Surehold

Surehold is a Superiority base in the belt of the nowhere. Surehold is built on a very large and thick fragment, which is covered in hills and rocky crags. There are four separate acclivity stone quarries, each equipped with a variety of modern machines. The center of the base has roughly a dozen buildings, and is about as big as the entire DDF headquarters. The base is equipped with large antiaircraft guns. The base is home to an earth portal, which is one of the steps on the Path of Elders. Most of the people who work there are forced to by the Superiority, who holds several of their families to ensure cooperation.
== History ==
Surehold was created by the Superiority, used to mine acclivity stone. When the chief security officer, Peg, deserted along with a third of the base’s occupants, Surehold was fairly weakened, especially with several of its ships being stolen. The Superiority was still able to defend it well, however. When Peg convinced all but one of the pirate factions to join her in an assault on Surehold, Surehold’s base commander, Lorn, made an alliance with Vlep and the Cannonade Faction. An intense battle near the base followed, with a delver causing large amounts of physical matter to appear out of thin air during the fight. A large majority of the ships on both sides were immobilized by their nonlethal weaponry, and a temporary truce was called while both sides got their frozen ships to safety. Vlep and his pirates deserted Lorn, on the condition that Peg would give them immunity. Peg made a deal with Lorn, gaining access to the base, and in return getting Lorn’s family back. Peg and her pirates gained control of the base swiftly, deactivating the antiaircraft guns using Lorn’s security codes, then seizing the main security building. They ordered all personnel to their quarters, to make securing dissidents more easy. Peg became in charge of the entire base, and both Spensa and Peg retrieved their taynix, who were hiding at the base. Spensa and Chet accessed the memories held in the portal in the base, the second to last step on the Path of Elders. When Spensa decided to continue on the Path of Elders against the will of the delvers, the delvers were going to destroy Surehold in order to kill Spensa, so her and her companions left the base.
== Notes ==
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