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Dorp

Dorp is a sprouter on the Oot's Dream which sails Lumar.
He attempts to repair the Oot's Dream when it comes under attack by the Crow's Song, patching the first holes caused by Laggart's cannonballs using roseite.
Dorp, at the suggestion of Tress, proposes to the ship's captain that Tress should be displayed prominently to the crew of the Crow's Song, which the captain describes as "the first good idea [he] ever had". They hope that the Crow's Song will cease firing upon them when the crew sees Tress's Royal Inspector uniform, however the ploy is unsuccessful. When Tress attempts to leave the Oot's Dream to walk across the spores, Dorp tackles her and begins attempting to rip her clothing off to take for himself. He is knocked down when Tress hits him with her pewter cup.
Despite his efforts to repair the Oot's Dream, the onset of a seethe results in the sinking of the ship anyway. Dorp dies along with the rest of the crew of the Oot's Dream when it sinks into the Emerald Sea following the Crow's Song's attack.
== Notes ==
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Dosha-Har'Ken

Dosha-Har'Ken is a port city in Kerzta on the northwest shore of Taldain's Dayside.
Duchess Khrissalla and her party arrive in Dosha-Har'Ken after transiting the Border Ocean from Darkside. They encounter a Kerztian merchant there with signage in Dynastic, who also speaks that Darkside language. Despite the Dynasty heavily restricting travel, the merchant claims that one or two ships from Darkside dock at the port in Dosha-Har'Ken each week.
== Notes ==
Dothgen

Dothgen is a Fjordell arteth in Arelon on Sel. He was a tall man, with a powerful build, whose muscles bulged through his Derethi robes.
He graduated from Rathbore Monastery as a well-trained assassin. 
After Hrathen's "healing" from the Shaod and returned to the Derethi chapel in Kae, Hrathen woke up before sunrise and summoned Dothgen. Hrathen asked if Dothgen was trained in Rathbore Monastery, which he replied yes. Hrathen had use for his special skills. Dothgen asked who it was for, since only a gyorn or ragnat could make use of Rathbore-trained priests without the Wyrn's permission. 
Presumably, Hrathen used Dothgen to distribute Forton's fake Shaod poison to Sarene in order for her to fall before she and Duke Roial could marry. 
== Notes ==
Doug

Doug is a crew member of the Crow's Song on Lumar. Unlike other minor crew members that Hoid names 'Doug' for simplicity, Doug is her actual name.
At the time the Crow's Song attacks the Oot's Dream, Doug is sewing a pirate flag for the ship. She later raises the flag at Captain Crow's command when the Crow's Song attacks a merchant ship, resulting in their surrender.
== Notes ==
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Douglas

Douglas is a talking T-Rex from Nalhalla.
== Appearance and Personality ==
Douglas is an orange tyrannosaurus rex, around six foot in height. They wear a vest over a pair of trousers.
== History ==
Douglas, alongside several other dinosaurs from the Free Kingdoms, went to the Hushlands to write a paper about life there, but was captured by Librarians and placed in cages. They were captured rather easily when their plan of entry was washing up on a popular beach pretending to be dead fish. They and their companions were to be killed and have the bones enlarged, before being placed inside rock so human archaeologists could dig them up, further perpetuating the myth of dinosaurs being large and extinct.
Alcatraz freed Douglas and their friends to make a distraction, however Alcatraz misunderstood that a dinosaurs idea of a distraction was to sit around reading after moving six books out of their place in the library.
Sometime later, Douglas was once again captured in the Hushlands with their fellow dinosaurs: Charles, Margaret and Mary. They had gone to the Hushlands after hearing Alcatraz's speech to see and study the Hushlanders reaction to extreme stress. Douglas bit their lip while in captivity, which they blame on their rather large teeth. This scared many Librarians who didn't want to approach them, believing Douglas to be some mysterious creature of great danger. Alcatraz convinced Charles and the other dinosaurs to pretend to be making a big fuss while Alcatraz 'dealt' with them, to make it appear convincing he was resolving the monster problem. He then got Douglas to bite his lip again so there would be a lot of blood to show the Librarians.
== Notes ==
Douglas Venture

Douglas Venture is a member of House Venture in the Elendel nobility on Scadrial.
Venture is a man that cannot handle his liquor. He was also a sort-of friend of High Lord Waxillium Ladrian. Wax's fiancée, Lady Steris Harms, was concerned about the possibility of a disturbance at their wedding, and attempted to plan a small controlled problem that they could handle. Wax suggested that they invite Douglas Venture so that he could cause a drunken disturbance at the after-party. Steris agreed and Venture was invited.
== Notes ==
Dovcanti

Dovcanti is a poet from Roshar who lived approximately 1,500 years before the Battle of Narak, or about three hundred years prior to the start of the Vorin calendar.
Dovcanti wrote an epic about the False Desolation, describing clashes between humans and Voidbringers after Aharietiam. The epic was considered pseudohistorical by the Vorin church because the ardentia did not believe any Voidbringers survived Aharietiam. However, recent revelations about the Heralds' abandonment of the Oathpact and the restoration of the singers by the Everstorm lend more credence to Dovcanti's work.
== Notes ==
Dowser

Dowsing is a term used to describe the ability to detect Epics. Both Epics and devices with this ability are referred to as dowsers. 
==In Epics==
Dowsing is said to be a particularly rare Epic ability. Larcener describes it as the ability to "smell" other Epics as if food were cooking.
==Dowsing devices==
Dowsers are extremely rare, to the point that most people think they are myths. Even Diamond, an underground arms dealer who trades in guns and motivators, is not able to procure dowsers. Although David Charleston seems to imply that dowsers are an Epic-based technology, it is not clear if they contain motivators.
===Use===
A dowser used by the Reckoners in Newcago was programmed by Prof and Tia. It is disc-shaped, and resembles a plate with a screen on one side. It has some sort of proximity sensing abilities, as it is able to focus in on nearby Epics, particularly if they are powerful. To definitively test for Epic abilities, most dowsers require physical contact with the target, such as pricking their skin or scanning their arm with an attached strap. The dowser also gives the user some idea of an Epic's power level.
Dowsers are not infallible, as they can be tricked by Epics with reality warping abilities. They may also give somewhat confusing readings in the presence of multiple Epics. At least one dowser used by the Reckoners was intentionally programmed to give a false reading on Prof, so a bad actor could also program a dowser to "hide" other Epics.
===History===
The Reckoners used dowsers to hunt for Epics, such as Conflux. They also used them to test their own members regularly in order to ensure that an Epic had not infiltrated their team. Larcener later mentioned that Prof had multiple dowsing devices. It is not known how Prof procured the dowsers, but it is likely that multiple Reckoner cells used them.
After Prof corrupted by his Epic powers, he had his team (including Neon and Fuego) use dowsers while hunting Larcener. Prof instructed Fuego to make a show of the testing process in order to flush Larcener out. The devices his team used were identical to the one the Reckoners had used in Newcago. A dowser used on David took an unusually long time to give a negative reading, likely due to his latent Epic powers.
==Trivia==
*Dowsing is a real-life term for a pseudoscientific method of detecting substances such as water or metal underground. It came into fashion in parts of Europe during the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries.
== Notes ==
Dowser Maline

Dowser Maline is a criminal in Elendel on Scadrial.
==Appearance and Personality==
Dowser is uncouth; even in formal situations, he does not bother to shave or remove his bowler hat, and he tends to make blunt comments. He is devious and is tends to be suspicious of unfamiliar situations.
==History==
He was a well-known criminal who had long been suspected of running an ore-smuggling operation into Elendel. His reputation earned him an invitation to Winsting Innate's auction alongside a number of other criminals and corrupt nobles, as the auction was a front for passing bribes to Winsting. Winsting also implied that his brother Governor Replar Innate could be bought, which caught Dowser's attention. Dowser was accompanied by a tall, slender woman that Winsting did not recognize. She asked Winsting some pointed questions, and he suspected her of being a spy for the constabulary.
During the auction, gunfire suddenly erupted and all of the attendees including Dowser were killed. One of Winsting's guards thought that Dowser was the first to start shooting, but another guard blamed Darm. Wax eventually deduced that Bleeder was a kandra who had used Feruchemical steel to quickly fire shots from multiple locations, causing the guests to turn on each other. She was presumably in disguise as Dowser's mysterious companion.
== Notes ==
Dr. Marcus

Dr. Marcus is a psychiatrist in New York City who according to Lin Yang-Tanasin, is the best in the city. Paul Tanasin is a client of Dr. Marcus as part of Paul's deal with his mother, to allow him to move out of home. Dr. Marcus has a pet cat called Leonard that likes everyone except for Paul, hinting at Paul's dark nature. Dr. Marcus is killed by Sir Ysla during an emergency night time session with Paul, for allegedly serving the Dark One.
== Appearance ==
Dr. Marcus is a middle aged man with short, dark, combed over hair, and a square jaw. He typically wears a pair of large, half-rim glasses, and a black suit with a tie, though takes off the tie and jacket at night.
== Notes ==
Dragon (Alcatraz)

Dragons were a sentient species of lizard on Earth. They seemed to keep themselves hidden from the Hushlands.
Dragons can breath fire and climb on walls. They can also grow large enough to swallow a bus. At least some of them have horns. The Dragonaut, a glass vehicle shaped like a dragon, is described as snakelike and sleek. It's head is angular, with sharp lines. It has three sets of wings running down its body, all flapping at the same time. At the end, it has a long tail.
The draco-human treaty between dragons and humans prevents humans from violating their dens. Dragons serving a prison sentence are used as transportation in the Free Kingdoms. When this is done, their wings are taken from them until the end of the sentence. As transportation, they carry gondola baskets, using orientation glass, on their back.
== Notes ==
Dragon (I Hate Dragons)

Dragons are sentient inhabitants of the cube. Presumably they originate from Drakeface, which is completely inhabited by dragons, with additional populations in Sixthface and Dawnface. They vary in size, with 30 feet long being considered rather large. In addition, there exist many varieties of a dragon, such as the Grummager, distinguished by the black shading of the scales that glowed radiant colors when struck by light, as well as the more webbed pattern on the skin of the wings.
Dragons are capable of flight, and are quite agile whilst airborne, but they lose most of that agility while on land, and can only get off the ground with a running start.
While one of the dragons said that they are unable to digest anything but humans, it is unknown how much truth there is in that statement. 
Dragons have two stomachs, one for food, and one filled with valuables like gold and jewels, the latter feature making them an attractive target for dragon hunters.
== Notes ==
Dragonsteel

The term dragonsteel may refer to several distinct things:
* Dragonsteel (series), an unpublished cosmere series set around the Shattering of Adonalsium
** Dragonsteel Prime, a trunked draft of the first book in that series
* Dragonsteel (metal), a material that is part of the bodies of dragons in the cosmere
* Dragonsteel Entertainment, Brandon's company
* Dragonsteel Nexus (formerly Dragonsteel Mini-con, DragonsteelCon, or just Dragonsteel), the convention generally held annually in November by Dragonsteel Entertainment as part of a book release
* Dragonsteel, Brandon's sword out of several he commissioned for friends when he got married
Dragonsteel (metal)

Dragonsteel is a metal that forms part of the body of dragons in the cosmere. It looks silvery and can appear liquid in the right light. 
At least in the case of Xisisrefliel, dragonsteel makes up a dragon's horns and claws, as well as spikes on its back and ridges along its neck and limbs. Hoid has speculated that the dragonsteel left on dragon corpses is the origin of the myth that dragons hoard material wealth.
== Trivia ==
* Brandon has RAFO'd whether dragonsteel is the God Metal of Adonalsium and whether the silvery chain seen in Celebrant is made of dragonsteel.
== Notes ==
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Dragonsteel Prime

Dragonsteel Prime was Brandon Sanderson's seventh novel and was written as his honors thesis for his bachelor's degree. Five copies are currently held in the Harold B Lee Library at Brigham Young University, four of which are available for circulation. After positive response to his release of The Way of Kings Prime, Brandon considered a possible release of this draft as part of a "Sanderson Curiosities" series, and ultimately, it was released during the Words of Radiance Leatherbound campaign on Backerkit. The book can be downloaded here.
Brandon has stated that it was not his best work. He plans to rewrite and publish the series after the completion of The Stormlight Archive. Sections of the book, including locations such as the Shattered Plains, were later re-purposed in The Way of Kings, but Brandon considers some of the other events to be canon. Specifically, Brandon has stated that he considers most of the worldbuilding in the book to be canon, but not the characters. He had some trepidation over removing the Shattered Plains because, though it was not as essential to the story, he felt it was the part of the book that worked best.
In 2007, Brandon began work on a rewrite of the Dragonsteel series. He began with The Liar of Partinel and The Lightweaver of Rens, which take place approximately five hundred years before the events of Dragonsteel Prime, which he then planned to rewrite and release as 'The Eternal War'. However, after finishing Liar he was unsatisfied with the result and shelved the series for a future date. Since 'The Eternal War' would begin the main story arc, at the time he also intended to call that book 'Dragonsteel Book 1' and expect the readers to connect it to the previous two books to avoid the confusion of starting his story arc with Book 3. The story takes place on Yolen and focuses on Jerick, but also includes other viewpoint characters such as Topaz, also known as Hoid.
== Plot Summary ==
=== Jerick ===
Jerick, a young boy in a Melerand village, becomes tied into an ideological caste struggle between King Rodis and Kalord Strafen, and is taken from his village to be educated in the capital. Over the years, he becomes highly educated and popular amongst the nobility and servants. During his time learning in the capital, he discovered his abilities of microkinesis.
He lived in peace until a Sho Del assassin infiltrated the castle and attempted to kill the king. Jerick attempted to protect him, but failed. 
This led him to travel to the Shattered Plains, where he was made into a bridgeman due to his caste. He eventually gained the recognition of a general for his leadership skills and combat ability, and became a member of the Tzai, an elite military force trained in various magics. He was very successful as a Tzai, and rose through the ranks rapidly due to his microkinetic skills. 
== Characters ==
== Statistical Analysis ==
Dragonsteel Prime consists of one prologue, fifty-three chapters, and one epilogue, reaching a total 236,997 word count.
Word Count 	236,997	
Page Count 	642 	Free PDF
Chapter Count 	55 	Including prologue and epilogue.
PoV Characters	 	
== Notes ==
es:Dragonsteel Prime
Drama

Drama is a cadet in either Inkwell Flight or Firestorm Flight in the DDF. She is likely from Bountiful Caverns. It is unclear whether Drama is a callsign or this cadet's name.
There are only four people in her Flight in the time period just before graduation. She is used to a large amount of conversation occurring over her communication line during flights and may herself be a chatty person. She has a good-natured relationship with the three members remaining in her Flight before graduation.
Drama has dinner with with FM, Spensa, and the members of Inkwell and Firestorm Flight shortly after Arturo is pulled from Flight School. She claims to know Jorgen, however, believes he would not interact with the other members of his Flight unless giving orders or criticizing them. It is unclear whether she has developed this opinion based on generalization's of the Skyward flightleader or because of previous interactions with him.
She is unable to pronounce Arturo's callsign and is familiar with his outgoing personality. She characterizes Spensa as being a quiet person and believes, to some extent, that FM is similar, as she assumes that with Arturo's departure, Skyward Flight would not communicate much outside of necessary commands. 
== Notes ==
Dramascope

The dramascope is a divinatory tool created by Izzy on Komashi which utilizes hion viewer dramas in a manner reminiscent of horoscopes. She believes that her idea will become very popular, and ultimately make her wealthy and famous, though she eventually abandons this idea with a goal of becoming a viewer critic.
When Izzy first meets Yumi, she cross references the yoki-hijo's name and birthday with a list of episodes to determine that she will have good luck, and that it is a good day for making promises. Awareness of current events also seems to factor into one's dramascope. Izzy claims that her own dramascope says she will date an alien. 
Nikaro isn't sure how serious Izzy is about her dramascopes, because she occasionally seems to acknowledge that it sounds crazy.
== Notes ==
Drape

Drape is a taynix found on Detritus, and is longer than the average taynix. FM thinks of her as female. Rig names her Drape because of the way she drapes over his shoulders.
Drape goes with Skyward Flight on their rescue mission to Sunreach. With Jorgen’s direction, Drape uses her cytonic abilities to teleport into Catnip’s starfighter and bring him into the station, saving him.
== Notes ==
Drapen

Lord Drapen is the constable-general of the Sixth Octant of Elendel on Scadrial in .
Lord Drapen attended Lord Waxillium Ladrian and Lady Steris Harms's initial attempt at a public wedding. When the wedding was sabotaged by Wayne, Lord Drapen was caught in the deluge of water that flooded through the ceiling. Afterwards, as Wax helped him to his carriage, Drapen complained that the water had ruined his pistol and that it would need to be cleaned and oiled.
== Notes ==
Draulin

Draulin is a Knight of Crystallia. She is also the mother to Bastille.
== Appearance and Personality ==
Draulin is very serious and would never even consider breaking a rule. She also is very hard on her daughter. She works very hard to complete her job. She is very hard to please. Bastille wouldn't find it impossible that Draulin may have set her up in order to see her fail. She voted for the hardest punishment on Bastille during her hearing about losing her Sword.
Her hair is a metallic silver, similar to Bastille's hair. She also shares a resemblance to Bastille. She sometimes wears a steel plate armor with thinner metal and better fitting. The pieces fit together in a more flexible manner. She has a Fleshstone on the back of her neck.
== Notes ==
Dreamer/Covers

This is the gallery of covers for Dreamer and anthologies featuring the story. For more information about each cover, see the individual file page.
Cover Dreamer.jpg | United States (Dragonsteel)
Cover GamesCreaturesPlay.jpg | United States (Games Creatures Play, Ace)
Cover GamesCreaturesPlay UK.jpg | United Kingdom (Games Creatures Play, Jo Fletcher Books)
Cover YearsBestDFH2015.jpg | United States (Year's Best Dark Fantasy and Horror 2015, Prime Books)
Category:Cover Galleries
Dreamspring

Dreamspring is the capital city of the kitsen planet, Evershore. Its full name is The Burrow from Which Spring Dreams Both Sweet and Sorrowful. The city has been the captial for at least several centuries and predates the disappearance of the kitsen cytonics. It is built on an island like most kitsen cities. It is sheltered by tall sandstone cliffs, worn over time into fins and ridges. There’s a wide road leading from the beach to the main city, the road lined with small mound-shaped houses, some cut into the rock. They are often decorated with archways or flowers. Much of the city is built into the cliff, with many tunnels burrowed into the rock.
== Notes ==
Dreamstorm

Dreamstorm is a young, high-sprited horse under Jenet's care in Highprince Dalinar Kholin's warcamp on the Shattered Plains of Roshar.
== History ==
In 1173, Jenet was in the process of getting Dreamstorm used to wearing a saddle when Bridge Four came for their first riding lesson. She was kept tied up off by herself, separated from the other horses. When Adolin saw that Kaladin was riding the more docile Spray, he suggested trying Dreamstorm if Kaladin wanted a horse with more spunk.
Despite Jenet's warnings that Dreamstorm was not good with riders, Kaladin chose to try riding Dreamstorm anyway. He Lashed himself to her saddle with Stormlight and managed to hold on through Dreamstorm's first round of attempts to throw him. Dreamstorm was clever enough to wait briefly until Kaladin's guard was down and the Stormlight had run out before she finally bucked him off.
At the end of this incident, Dalinar advised Kaladin not to take Dreamstorm out on patrols.
== Appearance and Personality ==
Dreamstorm is a strong, large, and lean horse. As younger horse, she still is rather wild and spirited. Most recently Dreamstorm is kept picketed by herself so she can run for short bursts in a circle. Dreamstorm wears a saddle even not when being ridden to help her grow accustomed to it. She is unwilling to accept any rider. Dreamstorm does her best to buck off anyone that even tries to mount her.
== Notes ==