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Brightlord '''Havar''' is an officer in Highprince [[Dalinar Kholin]]'s army on the [[Shattered Plains]] of [[Roshar]].{{book ref|sa1|68}} |
Brightlord '''Havar''' is an officer in Highprince [[Dalinar Kholin]]'s army on the [[Shattered Plains]] of [[Roshar]].{{book ref|sa1|68}} |
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Havar accompanies [[Dalinar]] to a [[firemoss]] den the night [[Adolin]] is born. He buys a round of drinks and sits next to [[Bashin]].{{book ref|sa3|49}}{{expand}} |
Havar accompanies [[Dalinar]] to a [[firemoss]] den the night [[Adolin]] is born. He buys a round of drinks and sits next to [[Bashin]].{{book ref|sa3|49}}{{expand}} |
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| − | Havar served as the commander of the rearguard in the Kholin army,{{book ref|sa1|68}} and was good friends with both Dalinar and [[Adolin Kholin]].{{book ref|sa2|37}} In {{Rosharan date|1173}}, Havar fought in the [[Battle of the Tower]], where the Kholin army was betrayed by Highprince [[Torol Sadeas]].{{book ref|sa1|68}} Havar took a serious gut wound during the fighting. He survived long enough to be rescued by [[Bridge Four]], but died shortly thereafter, coughing up blood. Havar was one of around six thousand Kholin casualties in the fighting, along with [[Perethom]], [[Ilamar]].{{book ref|sa2|37}} [[Kaladin]] promoted [[Nacomb Gaval]] to temporarily replace Havar for the purpose of expeditiously evacuating the [[Tower]].{{book ref|sa1|68}} Havar's death, along with the others served as one of the sources of Adolin's hatred for Sadeas.{{book ref|sa2|37}} |
+ | Havar served as the commander of the rearguard in the Kholin army,{{book ref|sa1|68}} and was good friends with both Dalinar and [[Adolin Kholin]].{{book ref|sa2|37}} In {{Rosharan date|1173}}, Havar fought in the [[Battle of the Tower]], where the Kholin army was betrayed by Highprince [[Torol Sadeas]].{{book ref|sa1|68}} Havar took a serious gut wound during the fighting. He survived long enough to be rescued by [[Bridge Four]], but died shortly thereafter, coughing up blood. Havar was one of around six thousand Kholin casualties in the fighting, along with [[Perethom]], [[Ilamar]].{{book ref|sa2|37}} [[Kaladin]] promoted [[Nacomb Gaval]] to temporarily replace Havar for the purpose of expeditiously evacuating the [[Tower (Roshar)|Tower]].{{book ref|sa1|68}} Havar's death, along with the others served as one of the sources of Adolin's hatred for Sadeas.{{book ref|sa2|37}} |
== Notes == |
== Notes == |
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Latest revision as of 11:16, 19 April 2024
| Havar | |
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| Died | Battle of the Tower Tanatashev 1173[1] |
| Profession | Brightlord in Kholin army |
| Groups | Kholin army |
| Nationality | Alethi |
| Homeworld | Roshar |
| Universe | Cosmere |
| First Appeared | The Way of Kings |
Brightlord Havar is an officer in Highprince Dalinar Kholin's army on the Shattered Plains of Roshar.[2]
Personality and Appearance[edit]
Havar wears a beard,[2] and is a good soldier who does his job well.[1]
History[edit]
Havar accompanies Dalinar to a firemoss den the night Adolin is born. He buys a round of drinks and sits next to Bashin.[3][expand]
Havar served as the commander of the rearguard in the Kholin army,[2] and was good friends with both Dalinar and Adolin Kholin.[1] In 1173, Havar fought in the Battle of the Tower, where the Kholin army was betrayed by Highprince Torol Sadeas.[2] Havar took a serious gut wound during the fighting. He survived long enough to be rescued by Bridge Four, but died shortly thereafter, coughing up blood. Havar was one of around six thousand Kholin casualties in the fighting, along with Perethom, Ilamar.[1] Kaladin promoted Nacomb Gaval to temporarily replace Havar for the purpose of expeditiously evacuating the Tower.[2] Havar's death, along with the others served as one of the sources of Adolin's hatred for Sadeas.[1]