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|universe=[[Cosmere]] |
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'''Rushur Kris''' is an [[ardent]], artist, and master [[artifabrian]] on [[Roshar]]. |
'''Rushur Kris''' is an [[ardent]], artist, and master [[artifabrian]] on [[Roshar]]. |
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| − | Rushur was present at the [[Kholinar |
+ | Rushur was present at the [[Kholinar palace]] for the feast prior to the [[assassination of Gavilar]]. He spoke to another ardent and a bored [[Aesudan]] about [[polestone|gemstones]] and [[spren]]. [[Navani]] noticed him holding a small box decorated with a painted flower. Navani held Rushur in high esteem and was angry that [[Gavilar]] had not told her about his attendance, speculating that Rushur's presence was related to Gavilar's collection of strange [[spheres]].{{book ref|sa4|prologue}} |
== Notes == |
== Notes == |
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Latest revision as of 03:35, 24 May 2024
| Rushur Kris | |
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 by Dragontrill
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| Profession | Artifabrian, Ardent |
| Homeworld | Roshar |
| Universe | Cosmere |
| Introduced In | Rhythm of War |
Rushur Kris is an ardent, artist, and master artifabrian on Roshar.
Rushur was present at the Kholinar palace for the feast prior to the assassination of Gavilar. He spoke to another ardent and a bored Aesudan about gemstones and spren. Navani noticed him holding a small box decorated with a painted flower. Navani held Rushur in high esteem and was angry that Gavilar had not told her about his attendance, speculating that Rushur's presence was related to Gavilar's collection of strange spheres.[1]