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Hallandren
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by Shawn Boyles
Ethnicity Hallandren
Capital T'Telir
Ruled by God King Susebron
World Nalthis
Universe Cosmere

“This, however, was Hallandren: land of Returned gods, Lifeless servants, BioChromatic research, and—of course—color. ”

Hallandren is the most powerful kingdom on Nalthis.[2] Its capital is T'Telir.[3] It is unique for its jungle environment and the Tears of Edgli, which grow nowhere else. It is home to the Hallandren Iridescent Tones, the religion that supports and is led by the Returned.[4]

EtymologyEdit

The meaning of the name Hallandren is unknown, but it likely stems from its predecessor kingdom, Hanald. The kingdom is also known as The Kingdom of Iridescence.[5] People from Hallandren are also called Hallandren.[6]

Geography and EcologyEdit

 
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Vivenna & co entering Hallandren

“A paradise hidden between the mountains, a land with pleasant rains that never grew cold, a land where succulent food grew spontaneously. ”

—Hoid telling what the Chedesh thought when they first landed on Hallandren's beaches[7]

Hallandren is located in the jungle valley on Nalthis. It is unique in the known world of Nalthis as being the only place that Tears of Edgli will grow, as well as being the only known jungle climate.[7] The growth of plants in this region is partly helped by Investiture, much like the Elendel Basin.[8] The jungle is inhabited by panthers, parrots, monkeys, snakes, and crocodiles.[7][9][10][11] Parts of the jungle are cleared to make room for cropland, where food and dyes are produced.[11]

To Hallandren's east,[12] there is an inland sea that features several islands.[13] At least a third of the coastline is controlled by Hallandren, which has its capital city built abutting the water.[14] The area suffers frequent earthquakes.[15] There are mountains north of Hallandren, as well as toward the sunrise. There is a perpendicularity located in the Hallandren jungle.

Elephants and zebras are said to be exotic creatures from "the south." Whether this means they come from southern Hallandren or south of Hallandren is unclear.[10]

The Hallandren people have access to fine wines, sweet potatoes, figs, nuts, and garlic, among other foods; it is unknown, however, how much grows in the area and how much is imported.[16][17] The Bright Sea is full of life, including many sorts of mussels, fish, and tentacled creatures.[11][18][19]

GovernmentEdit

“The Hallandren theocracy is a top-heavy structure laden with bureaucratic foolishness and inertia. ”

TheocracyEdit

Hallandren is a theocracy ruled by the Pantheon of the Returned, headed by the God King[4] The religion behind this theocracy is the Iridescent Tones. A religion that worships the Returned as gods,[4] and believes they returned to guide and bless their people.[4]

The Returned have duties and votes on specific matters in the city and the empire.[21] The task of the priesthood is generally to inform the gods of the people’s opinions.[21] The Returned can then make informed decisions, which the priests enforce. In reality the priests handle most of the minor decisions, so that the Returned only vote on the major decisions.[22] This method of government, waiting on debates that must be brought to the gods (who cannot leave the court to be among the people of the city) by the priests, operates notoriously slowly.

The government loans out Lifeless to help citizens with menial labor such as clearing land of trees in order to create farmland. Terms of such a loan stipulate that in war time any food produced on the landowner's land will be seized by the Returned. While this is specific to the policy for lending out the Lifeless, the government retains the right to seize any land during war time regardless.[11]

Court AssemblyEdit

The Court Assembly is a standing commission of the Court of Gods that provides decisions to Hallandren's citizens.[23] It meets daily to make small judgments, but important discussions are reserved for weekly meetings of the full Assembly.[23] The Assembly is made up primarily of priests and priestesses, and meetings are held in a large arena at the back of the Court of Gods.[23][16] The Returned do not sit on the Assembly,[23] but many of them regularly attend the weekly meetings to watch from ornate stone observation boxes,[16] including Susebron.[24]

Some Returned do not concern themselves with politics and rarely attend,[2] while others find the meetings boring because they believe their opinions do not matter.[25] During Assembly meetings, arguments are brought forth regarding various topics such as relations with Idris; Siri was also presented to the Court at the Assembly.[26] The Assembly's discussions are often full of rhetoric[27] and politically savvy Returned try to influence the direction of the Assembly.[21] Attending the Court Assembly is thought of as a privilege by the people of Hallandren; there are only four benches in the arena for citizens to attend, so only people who are rich, influential, favored by a god, or have at least fifty Breaths attend regularly.[26] Average citizens may enter a lottery to win a token to attend the Assembly.[26][22]

Main AssemblyEdit

The regular Court Assembly is not empowered to make major decisions such as a declaration of war; instead, all of the Returned must attend a gathering known as a "main" or "general" assembly so they can all cast a vote.[28][5] The outcome of a Main Assembly becomes the Will of the Pantheon. All the gods have the right to refuse the Will of the Pantheon, although it is frowned upon. These special assemblies are rare and often very crowded, as citizens who win lottery tokens to attend an Assembly often save them for a main assembly so they can see all of the gods together.[22]

TerritoriesEdit

Hallandren controls the entire jungle valley, and is bordered by mountains to the north[29] and east.[30] It is also bordered by the Bright Sea[3] and controls about one third of it’s coastline. They also control multiple islands in the Bright Sea.[13]

Administrative DistrictsEdit

Hallandren is made up of a number of provinces. The only known province is Pahn Kahl, a quiet and peaceful province in the south of Hallandren.[30] This province is home to an ethnic group called Pahn Kahl,[30] although this isn’t the only place in Hallandren where these people can be found.[7]

The MonarchyEdit

The God KingEdit

 
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Susebron, the current God King of Hallandren

Hallandren has had a monarchy for its entire history, some three hundred years. All of their kings were stillborn, after which they immediately Returned to rule the empire. With the exception of their first king, who is called Peacegiver, all of them are named Susebron, with the current king being Susebron the fifth.[7] Due to their nature as Returned they carry the title of God King.

The God King has absolute power in Hallandren,[31] although in reality he acts more like a figurehead for the priesthood.[32] The priests also cut out his tongue to prevent him from using his Breaths,[32] as their god Peacegiver commanded them to do.[18] The God King resides in a large black palace in the Court of Gods.[3] He can also veto any decision made by the Pantheon of Gods.[22]

Not all Hallandren consider Peacegiver to have been their first God King, some instead consider Susebron the first as their first king. At least one of the God Kings ruled for a century. The God Kings are believed to have received life from Peacegiver.[7]

The QueenEdit

For most of a God King’s rule the Hallandren are without a queen.[31] This is because a queen is only selected after an infant Returns.[13]

“The dynasty of Hallandren was founded at the conclusion of the Manywar, the first one gaining his Breath and life from Peacegiver himself, who was revered for dispelling Kalad’s Phantoms and bringing a peaceful end to the Manywar. Since that day, each God King has fathered a stillborn son who then Returned and took his place.”

—Hoid on the Hallandren Kings[7]

The Queen is formally addressed with ‘Your Majesty’ or ‘Your Excellency’.[7][30] She is also sometimes addressed as ‘Vessel’ as she is considered to be a Vessel for the God King.[30]

The Queen has only one duty, to provide the kingdom with an heir.[23] She spends the rest of her time being idle, enjoying the same luxuries as the Returned.[23] She is not allowed to leave the Court of Gods.[23] She is also one of the few people in the Court of Gods who are allowed to touch the God King.[33]

SuccessionEdit

The God King’s priests take an infant Returning as a sign that it’s time to change Kings.[30] They then choose a wife for the God King and hope she has a child, as they would rather have the God King's literal child.[13] Sometimes the queen is the actual mother of the child, while other times a marriage is arranged. Retired God King's are proclaimed dead from healing those in need and are taken to one of the isles in the middle of the Inner Sea.[10] They maintain a lavish lifestyle until they die.[34]

Foreign Policy and International RelationshipsEdit

IdrisEdit

“They were called rebels, but those “rebels” were the true Hallandren royal family. Mortal men though they might be, their bloodline was a challenge to the Court of Gods.”

—Vasher thinking about the Idrians

Hallandren and Idris have a mostly antagonistic relationship. This is because of a number of reasons, most of which can find their way back to the Manywar. One of these reasons is the splintering of Hanald, with both kingdoms claiming the other’s territories as their own.[21] Another reason is the Idrian religion of Austrism. This religion, banished after the Manywar, began teaching against everything that had to do with Hallandren, such as ostentation[31] and awakening.[35] Due to these reasons, along with the false stories told by ramblemen, the hatred of Hallandren became deeply rooted in the Idrian culture.

Many Idrians in the lower mountains were forced out of their homes through famine or lack of money,[36] these Idrians, unwilling to make the long and hard journey to Bevalis to petition the king, traveled south into Hallandren and started working here.[36] These people are looked down upon by both the Idrians and the Hallandren.

After the Pahn Kahl rebellion the God King Susebron the fifth, a friend of the Idrians, took more direct control of Hallandren politics and because of this the relations with Idris likely improved.

TedradelEdit

Since the Manywar, which saw Hanald, the predecessor of Hallandren, and Tedradel go to war with each other[7] Tedradel’s opinion of Hallandren hasn’t improved much.[35] Their opinion of Hallandren is so low that Yarda considers it possible that Tedradel would go to war again, should Idris be attacked.[35]

Tedradel still has many traders in T’Telir,[14] and likely other Hallandren cities as well.

The Northern KingdomsEdit

Hallandren doesn’t have a very great relationship with the Northern Kingdoms. If Hallandren had decided to attack Idris a number of these kingdoms would have aided Idris.[29] Dozens of these kingdoms do not share Hallandren’s views of Idris as a rebel faction.[29]

Hallandren trades extensively with the Northern kingdoms.[29]

MilitaryEdit

The Lifeless ArmyEdit

Hallandren has a large lifeless army, forty thousand strong.[35] They have been adding to this army for several centuries before the Pahn Kahl rebellion.[28]

The Hallandren Lifeless army is split into four sections of ten thousand troops, each commanded by a different Returned in the Pantheon.[28] The commanders prior to the Pahn Kahl rebellion were Lightsong, Hopefinder, Allmother and Mercystar.[28] some of these Returned are bored by their duty, reasoning that they never have to actually do anything.[25]

While the bulk of the army is Lifeless,[2] there is quite a large support structure for the army proper which is composed of humans.[37]

The lifeless army resides in the lifeless barracks, located at the bottom of the Court of Gods in T’Telir..[2] These barracks are heavily fortified,[2] and the lifeless stationed here have orders to kill anyone who attacks the lifeless.[37] The lifeless are kept in the dark.[2]

Kalad’s PhantomsEdit

After the events of the Pahn Kahl rebellion Peacegiver, under the alias of Vasher, granted the security phrase of Kalad’s Phantoms to the God King Susebron.[38] This army includes some thousand soldiers which still function.[38]

ArmamentEdit

Bladed weaponsEdit

Most Hallandren use ‘Dueling Blades’ a long and thin type of blade.[37] The Hallandren also use daggers[37] and spears.[3]

Awakened clothingEdit

It is not uncommon for an awakener to awaken their clothing, helping them fight.[39] There are even specialized sets of clothing made for this very purpose.[39]

CultureEdit

PeopleEdit

Hallandren contains many different peoples and cultures.[14], the majority of the population is ethnic Hallandren, although the kingdom also has a number of Pahn Kahl[7] and Idrians[14] living inside it’s borders. The people at the edges of the kingdom of Hallandren have dark skin.[16] The natural hair colors of the Hallandren people include black, brown and blond.[11]

Hallandren has no nobility apart from the Returned,[3] instead it has a small but very rich class which is almost completely compromised of the most successful merchants, a middle class, and a large peasant class. Hallandren is the only nation on Nalthis to have a middle class, instead of only a high and low class.[29]

Pride is very important to the Hallandren people, and priests are considered to be even more prideful.[22] The Hallandren are also fond of carriages.[6] Although the Returned and their Queen prefer to use palanquins.[16] The Hallandren keep their dead in charnel houses.[37]

AthleticismEdit

Hallandren's society places value in athleticism.[10] Duels for sport are common enough that someone talented with a blade could gain a wealth of prizes, notable fame, and a sizable following of students in their lifetime.[6] The Court of Gods’ arena is often used as a location for athletic individuals to engage in contests of physical prowess.[10]

Some arena competitions mentioned are shot put, javelin toss, archery, leaping contests, and races.[10] However, special accolades are not given to the winner, but to all the contestants, for possessing the physical prowess required to participate.[10]

Arts and GamesEdit

The Hallandren people enjoy music, painting, dance, poetry, sculpture, puppetry, play performance, sandpainting and lots of other ‘lesser’ arts.[23] The Hallandren also have fireworks, and use them to make large fireshows.[40]

By the time of the Pahn Kahl rebellion the abstract painting style is popular,[4] especially in paintings sent to Lightsong The Bold.[4] There are a few artists who can make a special type of painting,[17] invested people, such as the Returned, can see things in these paintings which aren’t actually there.[17] While normal people see the actual strokes of paint.[41][17][42]

Some wealthy Hallandren play Tarachin,[11] a notoriously difficult game.[11] Tarachin requires strength to throw the spheres correctly,[11] keen wit to understand where to place them,[11] coordination to do so with the necessary precision,[11] and a great understanding of strategy to pick the proper sphere and dominate the game field.[11]

Fashion and BeautyEdit

“a hundred different colors and as many different clothing styles were represented. It was good to see some variety again, even if that variety was somewhat garish.”

—Siri thinking about the Hallandren[16]

The Hallandren wear flamboyant and brightly coloured clothing.[16] They wear a wide variety of styles,[16] with each person trying to stand out.[14] Because of this however nobody stands out.[16] Modesty in both design and color is unfashionable, but not nonexistent.[16]

Hallandren clothing is revealing,[14] with blouses that are open well below the neck, skirts well above the knees etc.[14] Clothing in Hallandren ranges from vests and shorts to long robes and gowns. Some ancient Returned wore robes that hung from only one shoulder with a wrap around their waist that came down to mid-thigh.[11] Ornate hats are popular, both on men and women.[16] Some Hallandren carry umbrellas for when it is raining.[16] Many Hallandren also dye their hair.[16] Clothing is often made from leather,[14] although silk is also used for the rich.[33] A number of women also wear trousers, considered to be utilitarian.[14]

Hallandren women wear perfumes,[33] either taking perfumed baths[33] or having someone else rub perfume onto the body. [33] They also have many kinds of make-up, such as lipstick and eyeliner.[33] Some women have a sort of paint on their thighs.[40] Long hair is seen as a sign of beauty.[33]

Glossy black hair, pale skin and a lusciously curvaceous body are considered by some to be the epitome of female beauty.[40] The Hallandren find both thin and heavy women to be attractive.[43] The epitome of male beauty is large bulging muscles and square jawed features.[11]

Biochroma and AwakeningEdit

Hallandren is known for it’s research in Biochroma.[1]

Breaths and AwakeningEdit

The Hallandren believes that losing your Breath doesn’t change you much.[4] There is also a very strict breath market.[44] Due to these reasons many people sell their breaths when they need some money. These breaths are often bought by rich people.[29] Most people stop at 50 breaths,[29] at this point they have attained the first heightening,[29] their lifespan is also improved by a good decade[29] or so and their immune system is a lot more effective. They can also do a little bit of awakening themselves,[29] a useful skill to have. People with more then a thousand breaths are uncommon, but not unheard of.[29]

Awakened objects performing tasks aren’t uncommon.[29]

The ReturnedEdit

The Returned also need one breath per week to stay alive.[4] These breaths are usually provided by children.[4] The families who sell their breaths to the Returned are blessed and gain enough money to live a whole year on.[6]

LifelessEdit

Lifeless are fairly common in Hallandren,[6] although most people still give them a wide berth.[11] It is common to dress lifeless in grey clothing,[11] matching their skin and marking them as a lifeless.

People in Hallandren can pay an awakener to make a lifeless.[37] Families can also sell corpses to these people,[37] with the more skilled the person was the higher the cost is going to be.

Language and WritingEdit

The Hallandren speak a language called Hallandren.

The Hallandren have their own Alphabet as well. The first letter of this alphabet is called shash.[32] The Hallandren also use a second script called the artisan's script.[4] This script is a form of writing based on color, each hue representing a different sound. Skilled artists of at least the Third Heightening often write poetry using this script.[4]

ArchitectureEdit

Hallandren has a very diverse architectural style.[3] This style consists of many domes and spires, while pyramids are also used. Almost every building is painted in a bright color.[3]The Hallandren are fond of greenery and build many gardens and open spaces in their cities.[6]

Some buildings are painted for someone of the Third Heightening, with very minute changes in color. Examples of this are the Returned palaces.[16]

CuisineEdit

FoodsEdit

The Hallandren enjoy a wide variety of foods, including seafoods and sea fruits[18] as well as regular plants and animals. Known sealife includes mussels, fish, and octopi.[11][14][18] The Hallandren also like many foreign foods.[29] The Hallandren upper class enjoy eating tinkfans, a Pahn Kahl delicacy.[45] They like their food spicy.[3]

DrinksEdit

The Hallandren also drink hot tea.[29] A known variety is citrus tea.[29] They also enjoy a wide variety of juices.[36]

CalenderEdit

The Hallandren may have a calendar which views the Manywar as the year zero, as Hoid mentions that the time before the Manywar was before time itself began.[7]

ReligionsEdit

Many different religions are worshipped in Hallandren, although most people follow the state religion, the Iridescent Tones. Other religions include Austrism and the Pahn Kahl faith.

The Iridescent TonesEdit

The majority of the Hallandren people follow the Iridescent Tones.[26] This religion worships the Returned as gods[4] and considers Peacegiver to be a god amongst gods.[18]

 
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Lightsong, a Returned god of Hallandren.

The Court of Gods is located in Hallandren, in the city of T’Telir.[3] The Returned gods of Hallandren reside in this Court, supposedly blessing the Hallandren with guidance and good fortune.[4]

The Iridescent Tones were established in Hallandren shortly after the Manywar. After this war the Hallandren felt that they had been forsaken by Austre and saved by Peacegiver,[18] and so abandoned Austrism and began worshipping the Returned.[7]

AustrismEdit

Most of the Idrians living in Hallandren follow Austrism.[46] This is a monotheistic religion centred around the worship of Austre and the Five Visions.[47][48] Austrism was practised in Hallandren before the Manywar.[26] Idrians who convert to the Iridescent Tones are called ‘scrapes’ by other Idrians.[49] The term is an epithet that refers to a scratch on a person’s arm revealing the colorful blood underneath.

The Pahn Kahl FaithEdit

Most Pahn Kahl living in Hallandren follow their own religion.[26] This religion is a kind of nature worship where the storms of the Bright Sea are revered as manifestations of the unity of their five gods.[50] Their religion also focuses more on the Voice that sends back the Returned,[51]

Many people in Hallandren are unaware of the Pahn Kahl religion, instead assuming them to worship the Returned as well.[16]

EconomicsEdit

The Dye TradeEdit

Hallandren’s main source of income are the dyes made from the Tears of Edgli.[7] These flowers can only be grown in Hallandren, and as such the Hallandren people have a monopoly on them. The Tears of Edgli make excellent dyes, and are far cheaper to produce then other dyes.[7] For these reasons, as well as their use in awakening, they are very desired, far more so then other dyes.[7]

Trade RoutesEdit

The Bright SeaEdit

Hallandren is located on the western shore of the Bright Sea.[3] This sea contains many trade routes, which are a boon to the kingdoms located on its shores. Hallandren profits a lot from trade with these kingdoms, such as Tedradel.[14]

Hallandren imports fresh foodstuffs from a number of cities on the coast,[14] and they also import oil. There are many merchants from Tedradel in Hallandren, selling a wide variety of products such as clothing.[14] Hallandren has multiple Stormrunners.[52]

Idris and the Northern KingdomsEdit

Hallandren also trades with many other kingdoms, such as the Northern Kingdoms,[4] beyond the mountains.[29][4] These trade routes run through Idris,[29] making this country very important to Hallandren, one of the reasons they want to control it. Bebid reasons that should trade with these kingdoms stop, Hallandren would suffer a full economic collapse.[29]

Hallandren imports carpets from these nations.[4]

Perpendicularity and the Cognitive RealmEdit

There is a trade route running through the Hallandren Cognitive Realm.[53] This route also runs through the Nalthian perpendicularity, which is located somewhere in Hallandren. It is unknown if the Hallandren government is involved in this trade.

PoliticsEdit

Priests control much of the trade in the city. Being wealthy individuals with notable political power in Hallandren's theocracy, they own and organize a large sum of the traded goods in Hallandren.[37] There are strict rules around buying and selling Breath.[1]

Truthcall is one of the Returned given a vote over issues of trade with other kingdoms. As such, his decisions hold sway over the economics of both Hallandren and its trade partners.[11]

CurrencyEdit

Coins in Hallandren are called marks, with a smaller variety called bits.[27][54] Five thousand marks is considered to be a fortune,[27] while a single bit would not buy more than a mouthful of food.[54]

Agriculture and Animal HusbandryEdit

Hallandren is an agricultural society, with slash and burn techniques.[11] There are a number of Hallandren who clear these forests and then rent them to growers.[11]

The Hallandren herd livestock such as sheep and cows.[35][21] They also fish the sea for fish, octopi, mussels and squid.[11][14][18]

HistoryEdit

HanaldEdit

For more information, see Hanald.

The region that became Hanald was originally populated by the Pahn Kahl people.[7] When the people of Chedesh, who dominated the world at the time,[7] began exploring other parts of the Inner Sea's coastline, a group of their ships discovered this valley filled with jungles.[7] One of the explorers, Vo, died and became the first Returned while on one of the ships in the bay.[7] He then died again a week later.

Dismissive of the native Pahn Kahl, his crewmates founded a kingdom on the site and named it Hanald.[7] This kingdom would grow and expand to become one of the most powerful kingdoms of its age.[7]

The Manywar and FoundingEdit

For more information, see Manywar.

After Tensions between the Nalthian kingdoms grew Kalad, then known as Strifelover, overthrew the Royal Family and seized control of Hanald. Shortly after this he attacked the northern kingdoms of Kuth and Huth, starting the Manywar.

After a while Kalad had a change of heart and recalled his troops from their fighting.[7]He used these troops to seize control of his own country and stopped the Manywar through diplomacy. Due to this he got the name Peacegiver.[7]

During this time the Royal Family fled T’Telir,[7] heading to the northern mountains, and established the kingdom of Idris.[35] After their departure the Cult of the Returned took control of the new nation, renaming it Hallandren.[7] Their religion eventually evolved into the Iridescent Tones and became the norm within Hallandren's territory. The only notable exception was Pahn Kahl, which was absorbed into the new nation of Hallandren as a province,[55] where the people retained their own religion and culture.[51] The conclusion of the Manywar was also the foundation for Hallandren's power in the region of the Bright Sea in the modern post-war era.[56] Peacegiver also gave the first God King a treasure of fifty thousand Breaths and entrusted his priests to see that it was cared for until he needed it again.[18]

The God KingsEdit

The Treaty With IdrisEdit

The king Dedelin negotiated a treaty with Susebron, promising to send his daughter (ostensibly Vivenna,[35] though this was not stated specifically) to the Court of Gods to marry him when Vivenna turned twenty-two, thereby reintroducing the bloodline of the royals into Hallandren's own ruling line.[35]

He couldn’t bring himself to send Vivenna to Hallandren though, so instead he sent Sisirinah,[35][31] who would go on to become queen of the Hallandren.[3]

The Pahn Kahl RebellionEdit

For more information, see Pahn Kahl rebellion.

Three hundred years after the Manywar, a Pahn Kahl named Vahr made an attempt at stirring up his people.[27] He spent over a decade working to that that end, but was ultimately captured and imprisoned due to Bluefingers' information leaks and killed by Vasher.[57][1]

Bluefingers himself planned an extensive subversive campaign centered around starting a war between Hallandren and Idris: he brought mercenaries and Pahn Kahl Awakeners into the tunnel system below the court,[58] manipulated Siri into distrusting the Hallandren priests,[59] and hired Denth's crew to increase tensions in the city.[60] When his plans were nearing completion, he tortured Blushweaver and Lightsong in order to get the Command phrases for Hallandren's Lifeless army, changed the Command phrase, and sent the army towards Idris.[30] The attempted rebellion was defeated when the God King, with his newly healed tongue, used Peacegiver's Treasure to storm his palace with an army of Awakened cloths. Vasher decided to give the God King the Command phrase to Kalad's Phantoms, which he then sent after the Lifeless army.[61]

Notable PeopleEdit

NotesEdit

  1. ↑ a b c d Warbreaker prologue#
  2. ↑ a b c d e f Warbreaker chapter 47#
  3. ↑ a b c d e f g h i j k Warbreaker chapter 4#
  4. ↑ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p Warbreaker chapter 3#
  5. ↑ a b Warbreaker chapter 48#
  6. ↑ a b c d e f Warbreaker chapter 25#
  7. ↑ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y Warbreaker chapter 32#
  8. ↑ SpoCon 2013
    — Arcanum - 2013-07-10#
  9. ↑ Warbreaker chapter 35#
  10. ↑ a b c d e f g Warbreaker chapter 27#
  11. ↑ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t Warbreaker chapter 22#
  12. ↑ Warbreaker chapter 12#
  13. ↑ a b c d Warbreaker Annotations
    — Arcanum - 2011-03-01#
  14. ↑ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n Warbreaker chapter 9#
  15. ↑ /r/books AMA 2015
    — Arcanum - 2015-06-18#
  16. ↑ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o Warbreaker chapter 14#
  17. ↑ a b c d Warbreaker chapter 26#
  18. ↑ a b c d e f g h Warbreaker chapter 40#
  19. ↑ Warbreaker chapter 53#
  20. ↑ Warbreaker chapter 43#
  21. ↑ a b c d e Warbreaker chapter 16#
  22. ↑ a b c d e Warbreaker chapter 50#
  23. ↑ a b c d e f g h Warbreaker chapter 8#
  24. ↑ Warbreaker chapter 44#
  25. ↑ a b Warbreaker chapter 30#
  26. ↑ a b c d e f Warbreaker chapter 15#
  27. ↑ a b c d Warbreaker chapter 17#
  28. ↑ a b c d Warbreaker chapter 34#
  29. ↑ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r Warbreaker chapter 5#
  30. ↑ a b c d e f g Warbreaker chapter 55#
  31. ↑ a b c d Warbreaker chapter 2#
  32. ↑ a b c Warbreaker chapter 20#
  33. ↑ a b c d e f g Warbreaker chapter 6#
  34. ↑ Warbreaker Annotations
    — Arcanum - 2011-06-22#
  35. ↑ a b c d e f g h i Warbreaker chapter 1#
  36. ↑ a b c Warbreaker chapter 28#
  37. ↑ a b c d e f g h Warbreaker chapter 19#
  38. ↑ a b Warbreaker chapter 58#
  39. ↑ a b Warbreaker chapter 21#
  40. ↑ a b c Warbreaker chapter 7#
  41. ↑ Warbreaker Annotations
    — Arcanum - 2010-11-16#
  42. ↑ Oathbringer chapter 102#
  43. ↑ Warbreaker chapter 23#
  44. ↑ Warbreaker chapter 39#
  45. ↑ Warbreaker chapter 36#
  46. ↑ Warbreaker chapter 31#
  47. ↑ Warbreaker chapter 29#
  48. ↑ Warbreaker chapter 13#
  49. ↑ Warbreaker Annotations
    — Arcanum - 2011-02-15#
  50. ↑ Warbreaker Annotations
    — Arcanum - 2010-11-23#
  51. ↑ a b Goodreads Fantasy Book Discussion Warbreaker Q&A
    — Arcanum - 2010-01-18#
  52. ↑ Warbreaker chapter 42#
  53. ↑ The Lost Metal chapter 39#
  54. ↑ a b Warbreaker chapter 41#
  55. ↑ Warbreaker chapter 54#
  56. ↑ Warbreaker chapter 52#
  57. ↑ Warbreaker Annotations
    — Arcanum - 2010-07-13#
  58. ↑ Warbreaker Annotations
    — Arcanum - 2011-01-18#
  59. ↑ Warbreaker Annotations
    — Arcanum - 2010-12-14#
  60. ↑ Warbreaker Annotations
    — Arcanum - 2010-09-07#
  61. ↑ Warbreaker epilogue#
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