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|nation=Alethkar |
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|world=Roshar |
|world=Roshar |
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| + | |universe=[[Cosmere]] |
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| − | |books=[[Stormlight Archive]] |
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| + | |first appeared=[[Words of Radiance]] |
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| + | ==Attributes and Abilities== |
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| − | Salinor is a duelist who fights in [[Flamestance]].{{book ref|sa2| |
+ | Salinor is a duelist who fights in [[Flamestance]].{{book ref|sa2|14}} He has a [[Shardblade]], but no [[Shardplate]]. While Salinor is skilled, he often boasts that he is a better duelist than the rankings show.{{book ref|sa2|14}} |
| + | ==History== |
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| − | Adolin and his father |
+ | [[Adolin]] and his father [[Dalinar]] hoped to embarrass [[Torol Sadeas]] and the others in his faction by gaining all of their Shards through duels.{{book ref|sa2|5}} Adolin's friend [[Jakamav]] suggested Salinor as a target, due to his boasting about his skill. In order to get Salinor to agree to the duel, Adolin had to wager both his Blade and his Plate for Salinor's Blade alone, a proposal that demeaned Adolin.{{book ref|sa2|14}} |
| − | When Adolin and Salinor |
+ | When Adolin and Salinor fought in their duel, Salinor borrowed a set of the King's Plate. Adolin abandoned his traditional [[Windstance]] to fight in [[Ironstance]] in a brutal display of strength and skill. While Adolin broke tradition in his conduct during the duel, he did not violate any rules, so Highlady [[Istow]] was forced to award the victory to Adolin. Salinor initially refused to give up his Blade, but after Adolin threatened him, he broke the bond and gave it to Adolin. Adolin bestowed the Blade upon his brother, [[Renarin Kholin]], so that he could have a complete set of Shards.{{book ref|sa2|14}} |
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| + | Adolin thought that beating Salinor would make Shardbearers more inclined to duel him, which turned out to not be the case.{{book ref|sa2|22}} |
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== Notes == |
== Notes == |
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| + | {{complete|[[User:Chaos2651|Chaos2651]] ([[User talk:Chaos2651|talk]]) 11:59, 17 September 2018 (MST)}} |
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Latest revision as of 15:41, 5 May 2024
| Salinor Eved | |
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| Abilities | Shardbearer (formerly) |
| Nationality | Alethi |
| Homeworld | Roshar |
| Universe | Cosmere |
| First Appeared | Words of Radiance |
Brightlord Salinor Eved is a Shardbearer from the princedom of Thanadal on Roshar.[1]
Attributes and AbilitiesEdit
Salinor is a duelist who fights in Flamestance.[1] He has a Shardblade, but no Shardplate. While Salinor is skilled, he often boasts that he is a better duelist than the rankings show.[1]
HistoryEdit
Adolin and his father Dalinar hoped to embarrass Torol Sadeas and the others in his faction by gaining all of their Shards through duels.[2] Adolin's friend Jakamav suggested Salinor as a target, due to his boasting about his skill. In order to get Salinor to agree to the duel, Adolin had to wager both his Blade and his Plate for Salinor's Blade alone, a proposal that demeaned Adolin.[1]
When Adolin and Salinor fought in their duel, Salinor borrowed a set of the King's Plate. Adolin abandoned his traditional Windstance to fight in Ironstance in a brutal display of strength and skill. While Adolin broke tradition in his conduct during the duel, he did not violate any rules, so Highlady Istow was forced to award the victory to Adolin. Salinor initially refused to give up his Blade, but after Adolin threatened him, he broke the bond and gave it to Adolin. Adolin bestowed the Blade upon his brother, Renarin Kholin, so that he could have a complete set of Shards.[1]
Adolin thought that beating Salinor would make Shardbearers more inclined to duel him, which turned out to not be the case.[3]