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| + | | Word has come in to all the warcamps from Highprince Sebarial. They found something out there, on the Plains. Be ready. Just in case... First that highstorm nobody knew about, then the rains stop early, then the storming '''king man of Alethkar''' on my doorstep. Now this. I think we might be abandoning camp, even though nightfall’s around the corner. |
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| + | | [[Chilinko]] to Lopen about the potential abandonment of Little Herdaz{{book ref|sa3|87}} |
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| ⚫ | The buildings there are mostly hovels. Though nominally, Little Herdaz is under Sebarial's rule, the locals do not consider this particularly important, and police themselves. This self-seclusion is what leads Lopen and [[Kaladin]] to hide king [[Elhokar]] there following [[Graves]]' assassination attempt.{{book ref|sa2|87}} |
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| ⚫ | The buildings there are mostly hovels. Though nominally, Little Herdaz is under Sebarial's rule, the locals do not consider this particularly important, and police themselves. This self-seclusion is what leads Lopen and [[Kaladin]] to hide king [[Elhokar]] there following [[Graves]]'s assassination attempt.{{book ref|sa2|87}} |
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| ⚫ | It's uncertain what happened to Little Herdaz following the [[Battle of Narak]]. Though Sebarial's warcamp survived the [[Everstorm]] without much damage, owning to the protection of the half-ruined dome it'd been built in, most of his people relocated to [[Urithiru]] along with |
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| ⚫ | It's uncertain what happened to Little Herdaz following the [[Battle of Narak]]. Though Sebarial's warcamp survived the [[Everstorm]] without much damage, owning to the protection of the half-ruined dome it'd been built in, most of his people relocated to [[Urithiru]] along with their [[highprince]].{{book ref|sa3|21}} As shortly after the battle, [[Chilinko]] speculated that the district might get an order to move soon, it is possible the people of Little Herdaz are now in Urithiru.{{book ref|sa2|87}} |
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Latest revision as of 00:40, 10 February 2020
| Little Herdaz | |
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| City | Sebarial warcamp |
| Region | The Shattered Plains |
| Nation | Alethkar |
| World | Roshar |
| Universe | Cosmere |
“ Word has come in to all the warcamps from Highprince Sebarial. They found something out there, on the Plains. Be ready. Just in case... First that highstorm nobody knew about, then the rains stop early, then the storming king man of Alethkar on my doorstep. Now this. I think we might be abandoning camp, even though nightfall’s around the corner. ”
Little Herdaz is a district within the Sebarial warcamp on the Shattered Plains on Roshar. Many of the Herdazians in the warcamps live there, among them Lopen's family, including his mother, his uncle and several of his cousins.[2]
The buildings there are mostly hovels. Though nominally, Little Herdaz is under Sebarial's rule, the locals do not consider this particularly important, and police themselves. This self-seclusion is what leads Lopen and Kaladin to hide king Elhokar there following Graves's assassination attempt.[2]
It's uncertain what happened to Little Herdaz following the Battle of Narak. Though Sebarial's warcamp survived the Everstorm without much damage, owning to the protection of the half-ruined dome it'd been built in, most of his people relocated to Urithiru along with their highprince.[3] As shortly after the battle, Chilinko speculated that the district might get an order to move soon, it is possible the people of Little Herdaz are now in Urithiru.[2]
Trivia[edit]
- The name "Little Herdaz" is likely derived from many similar neighborhoods in real life, such as Little Mexico in Dallas or Little Poland in Greenpoint.