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{{character
|image=Teleb.png
 
|merge-family=y
 
 
|spouse=[[Kalami]]
 
|spouse=[[Kalami]]
|died={{Rosharan date|1173|10|10|3}}, [[Battle of Narak]]{{book ref|sa2|82}}
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|died=Ishishach 1173{{book ref|sa2|82}}
 
|abilities={{tag+|Shardbearer}}
 
|abilities={{tag+|Shardbearer}}
 
|profession={{cat tag|Soldiers|Officer}} in {{tag+|army|Kholin}}
 
|profession={{cat tag|Soldiers|Officer}} in {{tag+|army|Kholin}}
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|[[Dalinar]], after Teleb shoots the soldiers posing a threat{{book ref|sa3|11}}
 
|[[Dalinar]], after Teleb shoots the soldiers posing a threat{{book ref|sa3|11}}
 
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'''Teleb''' is a [[lighteyed]] officer and [[Shardbearer]] in [[Dalinar]]'s warcamp on [[Roshar]].{{book ref|sa1|26}}
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'''Teleb''' is a lighteyed officer and [[Shardbearer]] in [[Dalinar]]'s warcamp on [[Roshar]].{{book ref|sa1|26}}
   
 
== Appearance and Personality ==
 
== Appearance and Personality ==
Teleb is tall,{{book ref|sa3|19}} straight-backed, and has light green eyes.{{book ref|sa1|26}} Well-muscled in his arms and shoulders,{{book ref|sa3|3}} he has long hair that he wears in a braid and a blue tattoo on his cheek that marks him as an [[Oldblood]]. He is married to [[Kalami]].{{book ref|sa1|26}} He is as literal as rocks{{book ref|sa1|28}} and also tends to keep his opinions to himself.{{book ref|sa2|51}}
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Teleb is tall,{{book ref|sa3|19}} straight-backed, and has light-green eyes. He has long hair and a blue tattoo on his cheek, marking him as an [[Oldblood]]. He is married to [[Kalami]]{{book ref|sa1|26}} and is described as being as literal as rocks.{{book ref|sa1|28}} He tends to keep his opinions to himself.{{book ref|sa2|51}}
   
Teleb has what Dalinar considers to be the marks of a great officer--not only obeying orders with which one disagrees, but also offering innovative suggestions.{{book ref|sa1|26}} He also likes to show off by making sure the army is displayed in perfect arrangement when awaiting Dalinar's arrival.{{book ref|sa3|71}}
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Teleb has what Dalinar considers to be the marks of a great officer - not only obeying orders with which one disagrees, but also offering innovative suggestions.{{book ref|sa1|26}} He also likes to show off by making sure the army is displayed in perfect arrangement when awaiting Dalinar's arrival.{{book ref|sa3|71}}
   
 
== Attributes and Abilities ==
 
== Attributes and Abilities ==
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== History ==
 
== History ==
 
Dalinar recruited Teleb into his elites when he attacked Teleb's home. Teleb was assigned by his brightlord [[Yezriar]] to assassinate Dalinar and shot him with an arrow from nearly four hundred yards away. Dalinar was impressed by this feat and promptly gave him the choice of joining his army, which he agreed to in exchange for sparing his town from pillaging.{{book ref|sa3|3}}
{{dialogue
 
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|Teleb|Obey or die?
 
 
{{sidequote
|Dalinar|The same deal I offered you, Teleb. You were smart enough to take it.
 
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|"Obey or die?" Teleb asked.<br />
|attr=Teleb questioning [[Dalinar]] at the [[Rift]]{{book ref|sa3|76}}
 
 
"The same deal I offered you, Teleb. You were smart enough to take it."
 
|Teleb questioning Dalinar at the [[Rift]]{{book ref|sa3|76}}
 
|side=right|size=300px
 
}}
 
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During the first assault at [[Rathalas]], Teleb proved his worth by shooting the soldiers that were trying to drop Dalinar in the Rift by cutting the bridge from under him.{{book ref|sa3|11}} At a dinner when [[Gavilar]] was trying to convince [[Toh]] that the Alethi were strong enough to protect him and his sister, Dalinar made the point for him by walking over to another bunker in the midst of a highstorm to ask Teleb if he still had Dalinar's favorite knife.{{book ref|sa3|19}} Dalinar grew to regard Teleb highly enough that he was given use of [[Adolin]]'s Plate, the Shards that Toh and [[Evi]] had brought with them as a bargaining chip, until Adolin was old enough to use the Plate himself.{{book ref|sa3|52}} A few years later, the next time the army was attacking the Rift, Teleb was in charge of directing the army and assigned a group of scouts to tail a large caravan that had just left Rathalas. When Dalinar went to investigate [[Tanalan]]'s report that the caravan included an Alethi highprince, he left Teleb in charge of the army in his absence.{{book ref|sa3|71}} Teleb sent another team of scouts after Dalinar as soon as Tanalan turned on the Alethi forces, and the team reported that Dalinar's group had been ambushed and killed. Assuming Dalinar was dead, he then began planning for a siege to allow Gavilar time to arrive and seek vengeance on his brother's death. Upon Dalinar's arrival back at the camp and at his orders, Teleb had the scouts imprisoned and set the army's [[Soulcaster]] to making oil.{{book ref|sa3|75}} Teleb tried to talk Dalinar out of burning the city, but not very strongly, and he was disregarded.{{book ref|sa3|76}}
[[Dalinar]] recruited Teleb into his [[Dalinar's elites|elites]] when he attacked Teleb's home in {{Rosharan date|1140}}. Assigned by his brightlord [[Yezriar]] to assassinate the [[highprince]], Teleb shot Dalinar with an arrow from nearly four hundred yards away. Dalinar was impressed by this feat and promptly gave him the choice of joining his army, to which Teleb reluctantly agreed in exchange for sparing his town from pillaging.{{book ref|sa3|3}}
 
   
 
In the [[Warcamp|warcamps]] during the time of the [[Vengeance Pact]], he was Dalinar's highofficer on duty when a chasmfiend was detected crawling up on a plateau only two hours away. When Dalinar decided to march, he had Teleb send for Adolin.{{book ref|sa1|26}}
During the first assault at [[Rathalas]], Teleb proved his worth by shooting the soldiers that were trying to drop Dalinar in the Rift by cutting the bridge from under him.{{book ref|sa3|11}} At a dinner when [[Gavilar]] was trying to convince [[Toh]] that the [[Alethi]] were strong enough to protect him and his sister, Dalinar made the point for him by walking over to another bunker in the midst of a [[highstorm]] to ask Teleb if he still had Dalinar's favorite knife.{{book ref|sa3|19}} Dalinar grew to regard Teleb highly enough that he was given use of [[Adolin]]'s [[Shardplate|Plate]], the Shards that Toh and [[Evi]] had brought with them as a bargaining chip, until Adolin was old enough to use the Plate himself.{{book ref|sa3|52}} A few years later, the next time the army was attacking the Rift, Teleb was in charge of directing the army and assigned a group of scouts to tail a large caravan that had just left Rathalas. When Dalinar went to investigate [[Tanalan]]'s report that the caravan included an Alethi highprince, he left Teleb in charge of the army in his absence.{{book ref|sa3|71}} Teleb sent another team of scouts after Dalinar as soon as Tanalan turned on the Alethi forces, and the team reported that Dalinar's group had been ambushed and killed. Assuming Dalinar was dead, he then began planning for a siege to allow Gavilar time to arrive and seek vengeance on his brother's death. Upon Dalinar's arrival back at the camp, Teleb obeyed orders to have the scouts imprisoned and to set the army's [[Soulcaster]] to making oil.{{book ref|sa3|75}} Teleb tried to talk Dalinar out of burning the city, but not very strongly, and he was disregarded.{{book ref|sa3|76}}
 
   
 
Teleb discussed using man-carried bridges with Dalinar, who was opposed to the idea. Knowing Dalinar's opinion, he suggested using them to reach a contested plateau faster but not for the assault itself. Though Dalinar was hesitant, he knew the value of listening to a highly-regarded officer's advice and told Teleb he could train one bridge crew for the purpose of testing the idea.{{book ref|sa1|26}} Because [[chull]]-drawn bridges would be needed for the assault, Teleb tried to design a new kind of bridge; his first attempt failed because the bridge didn't stand the weight of the chulls.{{book ref|sa1|28}}
In the [[Warcamp|warcamps]] during the [[War of Reckoning]], he was Dalinar's highofficer on duty when a [[chasmfiend]] was detected crawling up on a plateau only two hours away. When Dalinar decided to march, he had Teleb send for Adolin.{{book ref|sa1|26}}
 
   
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When Dalinar returned after the [[Battle of the Tower]] he sent a message to Teleb that he should bring the entire camp to alert, preparing for anything, though Dalinar hoped that his remaining troops wouldn't be needed.{{book ref|sa1|69}}
Teleb discussed using man-carried bridges with Dalinar, who was opposed to the idea. Knowing Dalinar's opinion, he suggested using them to reach a contested plateau faster but not for the assault itself. Though Dalinar was hesitant, he knew the value of listening to a highly-regarded officer's advice, and he told Teleb he could train one bridge crew for the purpose of testing the idea.{{book ref|sa1|26}} Because [[chull]]-drawn bridges would be needed for the assault, Teleb tried to design a new kind of bridge; his first attempt failed because the bridge didn't stand the weight of the chulls.{{book ref|sa1|28}}
 
   
As Dalinar returned from the [[Battle of the Tower]], he sent a message to Teleb that he should bring the entire camp to alert and mobilize the remaining soldiers, preparing for anything.{{book ref|sa1|69}} At a later point, Adolin gave Teleb use of the Plate he won from his duel with [[Eranniv]], which he subsequently painted silver and wielded along with a [[Shardhammer]].{{book ref|sa2|51}}{{book ref|sa2|78}}
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Adolin gave Teleb use of the Plate he won from his duel with [[Eranniv]], which he later painted silver.{{book ref|sa2|51}}{{book ref|sa2|57}}
   
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On the expedition to find [[Urithiru]], Teleb served in his position as Highlord. He alerted Dalinar to [[Rlain]]'s approach, though Rlain refused to speak to him and only answered Dalinar's questions.{{book ref|sa2|78}}{{book ref|sa2|79}}
{{sidequote
 
|Brightlord Teleb has fallen! Highprince Roion has been routed. His lines are broken, his remaining men surrounded by Parshendi!
 
|News of Teleb's death reaching [[Dalinar]]{{book ref|sa2|82}}
 
|side=right|size=300px
 
}}
 
Teleb served in his position as Highlord on the expedition to find [[Urithiru]]. He alerted Dalinar to [[Rlain]]'s approach, though Rlain refused to speak to him and only answered Dalinar's questions.{{book ref|sa2|78}}{{book ref|sa2|79}} Teleb was given command of [[Sebarial]]'s army during the [[Battle of Narak]], but he died in the conflict while supporting [[Roion]]'s troops.{{book ref|sa2|81}}{{book ref|sa2|82}} The King's [[Shardblade|Blade]] he was wielding was recovered by [[Captain Khal]], although his Plate was lost.{{book ref|sa2|83}}
 
   
 
Teleb was given command of [[Sebarial]]'s army during the [[Battle of Narak]], but he died in the conflict while supporting [[Roion]]'s troops.{{book ref|sa2|81}}{{book ref|sa2|82}} The King's Blade he was wielding was recovered by [[Captain Khal]], although his Plate was lost.{{book ref|sa2|83}}
During the [[Battle of Thaylen Field]], [[Odium]] brought up Dalinar's memory of killing Yezriar as part of his attempt to make Dalinar give in to him. Seemingly this was because Dalinar's high regard for Teleb caused him to realize Yezriar must have been a very good man to hold Teleb's loyalty.{{book ref|sa3|118}}
 
   
 
During the [[Battle of Thaylen Field]], [[Odium]] brought up Dalinar's memory of killing Yezriar as part of his attempt to make Dalinar give in to him, presumably because Dalinar's high regard for Teleb caused him to realize Yezriar must have been a very good man to hold Teleb's loyalty.{{book ref|sa3|118}}
== Trivia ==
 
* Teleb's character has several similarities to [[Wikipedia: Jebe|Jebe]], one of the great generals of the Mongol army during the 1200s. These include that Jebe, as an enemy of Genghis Khan, shot him in the neck. After being brought to Genghis, he promised to serve him loyally.
 
   
 
== Notes ==
 
== Notes ==
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<references /><!-- sa1 26, 28, 56, 64, 69, sa2 51, 57, 78, 79, 81, 82, 83, sa3 3, 11, 19, 52 , 59, 66, 71, 75, 76, 118-->
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