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Orson Ansed

Captain Orson Ansed is a member of the Evensong Police Department.
In 2211, a piece of carapace, presumed to be from the recently-missing Varvax ambassador, is found in a burning station on Evensong, and Ansed is assigned to investigate the case. When he first arrives at the scene, he receives a report from officer Ken Harris. He initially hopes to keep news of the incident from the media, but the worker who found the carapace had already released the information, and feels as though it might have been better if the burner hadn't been emptied for another couple of days so that the body could have been completely destroyed. When Jason Write arrives at the crime scene, Ansed assumes he had been sent by the Phone Company to investigate the death, though Jason actually came to retrieve a PC scientist, Denise Carlson, who appears to have gone crazy, and he allows the police department to continue to investigate.
He is not one to stand on formality, and waves away the salutes of officers working under him.
== Notes ==
Oswald

Oswald is Ealstan's nephew and a guard in Stenford. He is a very good-natured, cheerful, and respectful young man.
Oswald manned a wooden watchtower in Stenford and came down to close the gate after Ulric Stromfin and Quinn Jericho arrived. He then took an axe and shield and went to guard the door to the manor. He was killed when Ulric shot him with a modern gun in order to prove to Ealstan that he could kill whomever he chose. Rowena arranged for Oswald's burial and spoke with his mother and with Hairud to tell them of his passing and of his heroism.
== Notes ==
Outer Estates

The Outer Estates is the region immediately beyond the Elendel suburbs. It is a broad ring of orchards, fields and pastures that feed the city; this flora dwindles as one approaches the suburbs.
Wax found the quiet, peaceful atmosphere of the Outer Estates to be odd and boring, to the point that it made him somewhat uncomfortable and anxious when they went there to examine the site of the most recent Vanishers attack on train cars.
According to Lord Harms, his illegitimate daughter Marasi Colms had spent most of her life living in the Outer Estates before coming to the city to attend university.
When Wayne disguises himself as a House Tekiel guard so that Wax can sneak into the Breaknaught, he pretends to have spent most of his time in the Outer Estates serving a Lord Evenstrom Tekiel.
The Outer Estates are also where Edwarn and Telsin Ladrian faked their deaths to work with the Set; the story that made it to the public was that their horse bolted while were taking a carriage ride and the carriage went over a cliff. Presumably, such an accident did actually occur and was responsible for the death of their other family members, but Edwarn and Telsin managed to survive.
== Notes ==
Outer Market

The Outer Market is a collection of shops that is part of the Alethi warcamp complex on the Shattered Plains of Roshar.
==Location and Layout==
The Outer Market is located near the center of the warcamps, just north of Vamah and Dalinar's camps. It is not far from the Pinnacle, although it is separated from the palace complex by a steep hill.
The market consists of ramshackle buildings built from stone blocks quarried nearby. It is not well-organized, nor does it have a defensive wall like the warcamps. It includes many different shops, including multiple wine shops and some restaurants. Because the market is situated on a hill, some shops have patio terraces that provide views of the warcamps. The market also contains stables and a menagerie. When a highstorm approaches, merchants quickly take down their tents and close up doors and windows; the market provides stone bunkers where patrons can wait out the storm.
==Operation==
The Outer Market is largely unregulated; it falls under the purview of the Highprince of Commerce, but this position was vacant during the reigns of Gavilar and Elhokar. It is among the few places where people from multiple warcamps mix, as it is considered to be neutral territory. The customers are therefore very eclectic; many of the merchants are Thaylen. It competes with the markets that are inside each warcamp.
==History==
The Market’s disorganized nature was due to the fact that it was built quickly during the War of Reckoning without the planning that went into the warcamps themselves. Because it was still new, the ornamental shalebark used in landscaping was only a few inches high.
Although some parts of the market were a bit seedy, it also had luxurious establishments that were frequented by high-ranking lighteyes from different princedoms, providing opportunities for social interaction. However, due to the lack of regulation, crime in the market began to increase, Dalinar Kholin assigned several battalions of his troops to patrol the Outer Market and areas between the warcamps. Although these patrols cut down on bandits, they weakened Dalinar's ability to go on plateau runs to capture gemhearts. When Kaladin was promoted to the rank of captain, he suggested that the former bridgemen in his command be assigned to these patrols to gain experience, to the amusement of Torol Sadeas. Despite its chaotic nature, Dalinar wondered whether the Outer Market would become more permanent as the Alethi solidified their control over the Shattered Plains.
The fate of the Outer Market after the Battle of Narak is unclear. Most of the population of the warcamps moved to Urithiru, presumably including some of the merchants who set up shop in the Breakaway. When Veil visited the warcamps looking for Ialai, she noted that even the markets within the warcamps had fallen into disrepair; the Outer Market likely suffered a similar fate.
== Notes ==
Outer cities

Outer cities is a term used for certain settlements on two planets of the cosmere.
* On Sel, it refers to the four smaller cities that surround Elantris, including Kae; see Elantris (city)#Outer Cities.
* On Scadrial, it refers to cities in the Elendel Basin other than Elendel, such as New Seran, Bilming, and Rashekin; see Elendel Basin#Outer Cities. The term is sometimes capitalized in the Scadrial broadsheets.
==Notes==
Paclo

Paclo, sometimes referred to as Paclo the Dusty, was a deputy lawman under Waxillium Ladrian in the town of Weathering on Scadrial. 
Paclo was Wax's deputy before Wax met Wayne. He was a very jumpy man, easily startled into shouting by something as quiet as a softly closed door. However, he was a very brave man, who did not hesitate to run into danger. Wax spoke of Paclo in a past tense, implying that Paclo was dead.
== Notes ==
Pact of the Seven Peaks

The pact of the Seven Peaks is an ancient treaty on Roshar. It involves the Unkalaki and one or more unknown parties that they refer to as gods.
==History==
The pact of the Seven Peaks has only been mentioned by Cord while talking to Nikli, one of the Sleepless. When Cord believed her life to be in danger, she told Nikli that she was the daughter of Lunamor, the Fal’ala’liki’nor who drew the Bow of Hours, and that her status afforded her protection from the gods under the pact. Nikli had no idea what she was talking about, and Cord admitted to Rysn that the ancient pacts had involved different gods and not the Sleepless.
==Participants==
The Unkalaki, the historic residents of the Horneater Peaks, are the only confirmed participants in the pact. The treaty is one of multiple ancient pacts that involved the Unkalaki and their gods. Determining the other party or parties to these pacts is complicated by the fact that the Unkalaki refer to a wide range of beings as "gods", including spren, Unmade, Hoid, and other worldhoppers. The Sleepless are the only Unkalaki gods that have been ruled out of involvement in the pacts.
Lunamor related a story to Bridge Four in which "long ago" the tana'kai of the Unkalaki approached the three strongest gods on Roshar seeking a place to settle, ultimately striking bargains that resulted in the creation of the Horneater Oceans and the unique climate of the Peaks. Elements of Lunamor's story align with Cord's description of the pact of the Seven Peaks, but this connection has not been confirmed.
== Notes ==
Pahn Unity

The Pahn Unity was the coalition of nations that were united against Hallandren during the Manywar. It is possible many Pahn Kahl joined in the Unity to oppose the Hallandren who had long occupied their land, hence the name of the coalition. It may have been referred to as a "unity" because the Pahn Kahl religion had five gods in a unity.
It may have included Gys, and almost surely included Tedradel.
The leader of the Pahn Unity was killed in the Battle of Twilight Falls.
== Notes ==
Painrial

A painrial is a type of fabrial used to decrease and even eliminate the pain felt by someone while allowing them to maintain feeling, or alternatively to create and increase pain to excruciating levels. Navani's notebook appears to state the primary gemstone is a ruby.
== Diminishers ==
The artifabrian Longshadow designed a painrial that was quite large, about the size of a fist, and had a set of claw-like legs which were wrapped around the pained area and locked in place with a clip. That particular painrial was powered by a ruby and made of polished brass. Navani Kholin later refined its design. She hoped to eventually to refine the design to be less bulky. Navani saw it being used by surgeons so they could operate without fear of causing pain to their patients. While it did not heal the wounds, Navani hoped that the painrial was a step in the right direction.
Navani also integrated a painrial device into her vambrace timepieces which she made for herself and Dalinar. They offered some light pain relief and also could act as a defense mechanism, by releasing shocks into someone rather than taking their pain away. This function seemed to be toggled between using a switch made of gems.
== Augmenters ==
Augmenter painrials are most notably utilized by Navani to act as an equalizing force in otherwise hopeless situations. The first such usage was to disable some of Amaram's soldiers, who, possessed by the Thrill, would otherwise have killed her, Kmakl, and Fen. The next such use was to incapacitate Raboniel to give Navani the second she needed to stab her with a raysium knife. In both situations, however, they were uncontrollable and affected the user as well as the victim.
Pain knives are a type of painrial that avoid such a drawback by utilizing a conventional weapon as well. Containing three retractable knives that can be set to four different lengths to vary the pain felt, they pierce an attacker's clothing, increasing the pain from the wounds to unimaginable levels. They have a removable cover for easy infusion of Stormlight. 
== Notes ==
Pakson

Pakson is a crew member of the Crow's Song on Lumar.
== Appearance and Personality ==
He is bald, though he is not of the age when that might be expected, and has an exceptionally weak chin. His legs seem too large in proportion to his torso, which makes him tall and awkward, especially on land.
Pakson is also a kind man who always thanks Fort for his meals, no matter how bad they are. He regrets not learning how to play an instrument, as he has always loved music.
== History ==
Pakson was one of the "Dougs" that first pulled Tress onto the Crow's Song, where he and his sister served as crew members. He checked on Tress periodically after her escape from the Oot's Dream while she clung to a porthole until she fulfilled the fifteen minutes Crow set as the point at which the crew could pull her aboard. He was later killed during their voyage into the Crimson Sea when a wave of crimson spores spilled over the deck and sprouted on contact with someone's vomit. He was impaled by many of the spores, was pinned to the outside of the captain's cabin, and bled out quickly. The crew took him down and cast his corpse into the sea before continuing their voyage. His death discomforted his shipmates, and both Tress and Salay felt personally responsible for his death.
== Notes ==
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Paladar

Paladar is a highlord from Alethkar on Roshar. He is a relative of Highprince Loradar Vamah and rules Vamah princedom as regent.
==Appearance and Personality==
Paladar is tall and bald. He is lighteyed, and his title as highlord implies that he is of the third dahn. He is known to be greedy, corrupt, and notoriously harsh. 
==History==
===Regent of Vamah Princedom===
Paladar held power over Vamah princedom as regent both during and immediately following the War of Reckoning, while Highprince Vamah was in the warcamps on the Shattered Plains. He lived in Revolar, the largest city and seat of power in Vamah princedom.
Revolar suffered under his leadership due to his greed. Many darkeyes who attempted to travel to the city were driven away, despite holding the right of travel. Moash, who hailed from Kholinar, frequently visited Revolar with caravans and noted that Paladar's corrupt policies were well-known.
===True Desolation===
Paladar was among the human population that was enslaved after the singers captured Revolar in early . However, Paladar was able to exert influence over his fellow captives and set himself up as a leader, avoiding labor while hoarding food and resources for himself and other favored lighteyes. He was particularly interested in recruiting soldiers from amongst the captives, and he also held sway over a number of darkeyed guards and merchants. Caravaneers captured by the singers also worked under Paladar's directives, despite their past dislike for him. Paladar's goal was to restore his place within the city, and he seemed to hold out hope that the Alethi armies would recapture Revolar.
Old Guff brought Moash to Paladar per a standing order to find soldiers; however, when Moash appeared to exhibit mental problems, Paladar told Ked to have Guff beaten for incompetence.
==Trivia==
*Paladar's specific familial relationship to Vamah is unclear, but he is likely also related to Vamah's cousin, Kalanor.
== Notes ==
Palafruit

Palafruit are a type of fruit found on Roshar. They have pits, and they are eaten by biting into them. Palafruit are juicy and can stain clothes. At least some of them are small and green. A dozen palafruit is considered a large quantity to eat at once.
Pits from the fruit were occasionally thrown at bridgemen by soldiers from the Alethi army during the War of Reckoning. Adolin Kholin fed Gallant a palafruit before departing on the expedition to Lasting Integrity, and he gave him another one later in the journey. Wit brought palafruit with him when he joined Dalinar, Navani, Fen, and Jasnah in their discussion about Dalinar seeking the power of Honor prior to the contest of champions. Once Lift was discovered eavesdropping, she helped herself to the snacks and ended up eating at least a dozen palafruit.
== Notes ==
Category: Food
Category: Rosharan food
Pama

Pama is a carriage driver used by Amaram and a member of the Sons of Honor.
She drives the carriage taking Amaram and Talenelat away from the warcamps after the Battle of Narak. Amaram writes a letter to Restares about the return of the Voidbringers, and the success of their organization. Amaram gives the letter to Pama to send via spanreed, which she would use when they stopped moving. She would later destroy the letter.
== Notes ==
Category: Sons of Honor
Panatham

Panatham is a city in Babatharnam on Roshar. 
==Geography==
Panatham lies in central Babatharnam, west of the Purelake. It is presumably the nation's largest city during the Era of Solitude and it may be the capital, as it is the only city labeled on available maps.
The city contains one of the ten Oathgates that are linked to Urithiru. The Oathgates are known to be ancient, implying that a city has existed in Panatham's location since at least the Heraldic Epochs.
==History==
Prior to the Battle of Thaylen Field, Dalinar Kholin discussed potential places that the Voidbringers could attack, as well as locations of strategic interest. He suspected that the Iriali and Riran armies—who allied with the Voidbringers—may have captured Panatham and its Oathgate. 
== Notes ==
Pandri

Pandri is an Azish woman on Roshar. 
She is among a pool of applicants (made up of viziers, scribes, and arbiters) to become the Prime Aqasix of Azir. However, the Assassin in White has killed the last two Primes in less than a week, and no one actually wants the job. Lift infiltrates the Bronze Palace with Huqin's crew and she hears a conclave discussing the succession. Pandri is mentioned as having written something insulting across the top of her application in an attempt to disqualify herself.
== Notes ==
Panos Maheras

Panos Maheras is an engineer at I3. Panos is an open-source enthusiast and an avid maker. He participates regularly in online forums for things such as Linux and in maker conventions. He believes in a very extreme version of freedom of information, even going so far as to not leave a password on his computer. He is of Greek descent.
He was killed in a ski accident and his body was stolen.
== Notes ==
Pantheon

The Pantheon is an archipelago of more than forty islands on the minor Shard world of First of the Sun. The islands of the Pantheon are at least three weeks travel from the Eelakin homeisles.
== Lore ==
Each Island has a name and personality associated with it. The islands are considered the Eelakin's gods. Patji is the ruler of the islands, also known as The Father. Trappers are trained on Sori and, once finished with their apprenticeship, choose an island to trap for the rest of their lives. They are considered priests of the island. With the exception of the island Sori, trappers tend not to visit the other islands.
== Population ==
These islands, unlike the Homeisles, are only inhabited by a small number of nomadic Eelakin trappers, estimated a few dozen, who maintain small hidden camps within the island.
== Ecology ==
While the ecology differs from island to island, most of the islands in the Pantheon share a similar ecology. The islands are host to a number of exotic species. Many of these species have a somewhat unique trait, they can sense the thoughts and presence of other creatures. Some animals use this trait to hunt. Many birds are part of a group or family called Aviar, who host magical parasites that give them unique powers. Most notable of these powers is the ability to conceal minds from predators that are able to locate creatures by sensing their minds. 
The Pantheon is home to a number of herbivorous species, of which the Krell are an example. Other animal species are carnivorous, such as the Nightmaws. The ocean around the Pantheon is incredibly dangerous, home to leviathan-like beasts called deepwalkers. This ocean is also home to many octopi.
== Known Islands ==
;Patji: The largest of the islands, and the ruler of the pantheon. Aviar must travel there to have their talent bestowed.
;Sori: The smallest of the islands, and closest to the homeisles, she is loved and protected by all the islands. She is used as a training ground for Eelakin trappers.
== Notes ==
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Parik

Parik is a scientist under Lifeforce's employ who lives in Lux. He serves Lifeforce as his head researcher. His main work entails granting Epic powers to humans or other Epics, specifically Lifeforce. He has silvery hair, and wears a white labcoat and glasses.
== History ==
=== El Paso ===
Parik went to El Paso to work with Dean Knighthawk and to learn his secrets. He claimed he is a California Reckoner. He gave himself a long Eastern European name that is hard to pronounce, so Knighthawk just called him “The Californian.” When Zeff and Jax visited to get some new motivator technology from Knighthawk, Jax unwittingly revealed useful information about motivators to Parik. Unbeknownst to Zeff and Jax, Parik attached a GPS tracker to their truck, later allowing the city of Lux to follow them.
=== Experiments ===
As Lifeforce's chief scientist, Parik was assigned to help Lifeforce obtain the powers of other Epics. Their success was largely made possible with information that Jax revealed at El Paso. Using bits of the Epic such as a severed hand, they attached the bit of epic to Lifeforce and integrated the flesh with Lifeforce's. Parik managed to give Lifeforce the powers of the Epic Shiversting, but failed when trying to give him the powers of Liquidyne. Parik also assisted Lifeforce with his work in the Chrysalis Hollows, and wanted Lifeforce to keep more precise records.
=== Captured by the Reckoners ===
When the Reckoners broke into Parik's lab, he hid in a cabinet, eavesdropping on them. He accidentally made a noise, and was discovered and captured by the Reckoners. He was interrogated, but didn't give away any information at first. Jax then went to the ladder drop site, then dangled Parik over the edge and threatened to drop him. Parik gave Jax the desired information about Languish's weakness, fearing for his life. Jax tried to drop Parik over the edge, but he was saved by Paige. Not wanting to kill him directly, they put Parik onto the ladder and lowered him three-quarters of the way to the ground. They said that if he was strong, then he could climb back up, and that if he wasn't, then he would die. It is unknown wether he survived or not.
== Notes ==
Pars

Pars the Deadman was a murderer who was caught by Waxillium Ladrian in Weathering.
==Personality==
Pars is apparently a worthy opponent for Wax, difficult enough to capture that he was heralded as one of Wax's greatest catches. It seems that he began playing a sort of antagonistic mind game with Wax, killing people like Old Burlow's daughter and leaving them where he knew that Wax would find them.
==History==
=== Life and Capture ===
Pars was originally a butcher in Elendel. He started out his career as a murderer in Elendel, killing beggars. When he was caught, Pars escaped to Weathering in the Roughs. Wax was alerted to his presence and managed to track him down sometime within the previous five years. It was a difficult capture; Wax spent many anxious and sleepless nights trying to catch Pars, with the help of Miles Dagouter. Old Burlow's daughter is the one of Pars' victims that is known, he killed her and left her body in the center of Weathering for Wax to find.
=== Legacy ===
The case of Pars was one of many that disillusioned Miles about Elendel. He felt that the city should have sent men to help Wax track down Pars. He believed that this proved that the corrupt citizens of Elendel didn't really care about the Roughs at all.
==Notes==