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|I am . . . I was . . . God. The one you call the Almighty, the creator of mankind. And now I am dead. [[Odium]] has killed me. I am sorry.
  
|I am . . . I was . . . God. The one you call the Almighty, the creator of mankind. And now I am dead. [[Odium]] has killed me. I am sorry.
 
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'''Honor''' is one of the sixteen [[Shard]]s of [[Adonalsium]], and one of the three, alongside [[Cultivation]] and [[Odium]], present in the [[Rosharan system]]. The original Vessel of Honor was called [[Tanavast]]. Following his death at the hands of Odium, Honor was [[Splinter|Splintered]].{{wob ref|9810}}
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'''Honor''' is one of the sixteen [[Shard]]s of [[Adonalsium]], and one of the three, alongside [[Cultivation]] and [[Odium]], present in the [[Rosharan system]]. The original Vessel of Honor was called [[Tanavast]]. Following his death at the hands of Odium, Honor was [[Splinter|Splintered]].{{wob ref|9810}} Honor’s [[Investiture]] is typically associated with the color blue-white.{{wob ref|13074}}
   
 
== Intent ==
  
== Intent ==
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=== Stormlight ===
  
=== Stormlight ===
 
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Stormlight is a gaseous form of [[Investiture]] associated with Honor. It was not created by him, as a proto-version of it existed prior to his arrival on [[Roshar]], but in the present day, it has been subsumed into him.{{wob ref|9266}} The largest [[splinter]] of Honor, [[Stormfather]], is responsible for creating and maintaining the [[highstorm]]s that bring stormlight.{{book ref|sa2|83}}{{wob ref|5991}}
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Stormlight is a gaseous form of [[Investiture]] associated with Honor. It was not created by him, as a proto-version of it existed prior to his arrival on [[Roshar]], but in the present day, it has been subsumed into him.{{wob ref|9266}} The largest [[Splinter]] of Honor, the [[Stormfather]], is responsible for creating and maintaining the [[highstorm]]s that bring stormlight.{{book ref|sa2|83}}{{wob ref|5991}}
   
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Stormlight is crucial to Rosharan ecosystem. Numerous animals form bonds with lesser [[spren]], which most likely require stormlight as fuel. Moreover, large quantities of stormlight are necessary for [[singer]]s to change forms.{{book ref|sa2|i|5}} In [[Shadesmar]], spren derive susteinance from stormlight.{{book ref|sa1|101}} While humans do not normally utilize stormlight themselves, its presence makes them significantly more healthy.{{wob ref|912}}
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Stormlight is crucial to the Rosharan ecosystem. Numerous animals form bonds with lesser [[spren]], which most likely require Stormlight as fuel. Moreover, large quantities of Stormlight are necessary for [[singer]]s to change forms.{{book ref|sa2|i|5}} In [[Shadesmar]], spren derive sustenance from Stormlight.{{book ref|sa1|101}} While humans do not normally utilize Stormlight themselves, its presence makes them significantly healthier.{{wob ref|912}}
   
 
=== Surgebinding ===
  
=== Surgebinding ===
 
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Surgebinding is a magic system derived from both Honor and [[Cultivation]].{{wob ref|1640}} To utilize it, a person must bond a higher spren, which allows them to inhale stormlight and use it to control [[Surge]]s, a set of ten fundamental forces, although a single spren bond allows access to only two of them.{{wob ref|7663}} Some bonds favor Honor, and others Cultivation, although the proportion, and whether there are Surges "purely" of one or the other, is still under speculation.{{wob ref|10649}}
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Surgebinding is a magic system derived from both Honor and [[Cultivation]].{{wob ref|1640}} To utilize it, a person must bond a higher spren, which allows them to inhale Stormlight and use it to control [[Surge]]s, a set of ten fundamental forces, although a single spren bond allows access to only two of them.{{wob ref|7663}} Some bonds favor Honor, and others Cultivation, although the proportion, and whether there are Surges "purely" of one or the other, is still under speculation.{{wob ref|10649}}
   
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Apart from spren bonds, Honor can also grant the use of Surgebinding through the [[Honorblade]]s, weapons made out of his Investiture.{{wob ref|1572}} Like spren, each Honorblade grants access to only one pair of Surges; in fact, Surgebinding came to be through spren attempting to imitate Honorblades.{{wob ref|7989}}
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Apart from spren bonds, Honor can also grant the use of Surgebinding through the [[Honorblade]]s, weapons made out of his Investiture.{{wob ref|1572}} Like spren, each Honorblade grants access to only one pair of Surges; in fact, Surgebinding came to be as spren attempted to imitate Honorblades.{{wob ref|7989}}
   
 
=== Spren ===
  
=== Spren ===
 
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Spren are [[splinter]]s holding the Investitures of both Honor and Cultivation, though in different proportions depending on the type of spren. Some spren are of pure Honor or pure Cultivation, though which type gets to call themselves "closest to Honor" is a matter of some debate among their society.{{wob ref|6454}}
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Spren are [[Splinter]]s holding the Investitures of both Honor and Cultivation, though in different proportions depending on the type of spren. Some spren are of pure Honor or pure Cultivation, though which type gets to call themselves "closest to Honor" is a matter of some debate among their society.{{wob ref|6454}}
   
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The most notable spren of Honor is [[Stormfather]]. Unlike most other spren, Stormfather was created by Honor intentionally; moreover, he holds Tanavast's [[Cognitive Shadow]], granting him greater access to the [[Spiritual Realm]].{{wob ref|6819}}{{wob ref|1671}}
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The most notable spren of Honor is the [[Stormfather]]. Unlike most other spren, Stormfather was created by Honor intentionally; moreover, he has merged with Tanavast's [[Cognitive Shadow]], granting him greater access to the [[Spiritual Realm]].{{wob ref|5991}}{{wob ref|1671}}
   
 
=== Direct intervention ===
  
=== Direct intervention ===
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Honor's particular intent lends itself well to binding and forming bonds. Among others, he bound [[Herald]]s to himself and tied them to the cycle of [[Desolation]]s, creating the [[Oathpact]] to protect Roshar.{{book ref|sa3|38}} He also tied Odium to the greater Rosharan system thorugh some other means, making it impossible for [[Rayse]] to depart unless either the planet is destroyed or whoever holds the largest remnant of Honor's power willingly releases him.{{wob ref|7989}}{{book ref|sa3|57}}
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Honor's particular intent lends itself well to binding and forming bonds. Among others, he bound [[Herald]]s to himself and tied them to the cycle of [[Desolation]]s, creating the [[Oathpact]] to protect Roshar.{{book ref|sa3|38}} He also tied Odium to the greater Rosharan system through some other means, making it impossible for [[Rayse]] to depart unless either the planet is destroyed or whoever holds the largest remnant of Honor's power willingly releases him.{{wob ref|6819}}{{book ref|sa3|57}}
   
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== Lore ==
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== History ==
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{{image|Cultivation and Honor by ML Malandrino.jpg|side=right|width=250px|Honor and [[Cultivation]]}}
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It is suspected that he was in some way responsible for the [[Oathpact]] that bind his [[Herald]]s to fight the [[Voidbringers]]. Sometime after the event referred to as the [[Last Desolation]], he was [[Splinter]]ed by [[Odium]].{{wob ref|9810}} However, before his death, Honor left behind a "journal" of sorts—a series of visions—to warn of what he fears to come, the True Desolation.{{wob ref|9973}}
  
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=== Creation ===
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The Shard of Honor was created, like all others, at the [[Shattering]] of [[Adonalsium]], and picked up by [[Tanavast]]. Though the Shards had an agreement to go their own separate ways, he and [[Cultivation]] traveled together to the [[Rosharan system]].{{epigraph ref|sa3|39}}{{wob ref|1169}} However, whatever the actual text of the agreement, Honor did not consider his actions to be breaking it, or exploiting a loophole in it.{{wob ref|10835}} The reason for that could be that Tanavast and Cultivation's vessel were romantically involved.{{wob ref|2786}}
   
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=== God of Roshar ===
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After the "Last Desolation" and the betrayal of the Radiants, it is said that the Almighty was cast out of the [[Tranquiline Halls]], and left to reside in the hearts of men.{{cite}}
 
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On Roshar, Honor and Cultivation became the gods of the [[singer]]s, a native Rosharan species. An unknown period of time later, human refugees arrived from [[Ashyn]], seeking help after accidentally destroying their own world, and the two permitted them to settle on the planet, likely in the region now called [[Shinovar]]. Unfortunately, along with them came [[Odium]], who by that point had murdered three other Shards -- [[Dominion]], [[Devotion]] and [[Ambition]] -- and was now gunning for either Honor, Cultivation, or both.{{book ref|sa3|111}}{{wob ref|11813}} When the relations between humans and singers of Roshar broke down, singers turned to Odium to help them, leading to the creation of the [[Fused]], [[Cognitive Shadow]]s of singers who could be reborn into the bodies of their kinsmen every time they died.{{book ref|sa3|38}}
   
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To help the people of Roshar, Honor created the [[Herald]]s, binding ten people to himself and giving them similar resurrective ability, although one that did not require body snatching.{{book ref|sa3|38}} Moreover, he bound Odium to the Rosharan system, making it impossible for him to leave.{{wob ref|7989}} Unfortunately for him, the Heralds abandoned the Oathpact after numerous [[Desolation]]s in the event known as the [[Aharietiam]].{{book ref|sa1|part=prelude}} Sometime afterwards, Odium succeeded at [[Splinter]]ing him.{{wob ref|9810}}{{wob ref|9973}}
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During Dalinar's final vision, he asks who the person speaking to him is, the person responds, "I am, I was the Almighty, but Odium has killed me."{{book ref|twok|75}}
  
   
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=== Death ===
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According to Syl, mankind brought Odium to Roshar, but turned from him to Honor.{{cite}}
  
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|I remember at the end Honor was more obsessed with oaths. There were times when the oath itself was more important than the meaning behind it. But he was not a passionless monster. He loved humankind. He died defending you.
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|The Stormfather{{book ref|sa3|111}}
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Honor's death, however, was a protracted event.{{wob ref|8144}} Before passing away fully, Honor took some measures to help Rosharans in the future. Chief among them was leaving behind a series of visions to warn of the possibility of the [[True Desolation]], and to leave behind some information that might be helpful.{{book ref|sa1|75}} He prepared [[Stormfather]] to be his inheritor, and gave him the task of choosing the possible recipients of the visions.{{book ref|sa2|89}} At the very end of his existence, Tanavast was still capable of communicating with humans, but by then he was raving and no longer supported the Knights Radiant.{{book ref|sa3|113}}
   
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He died and became Splintered shortly after the [[Recreance]].{{book ref|sa3|113}} Tanavast's [[Cognitive Shadow]] merged with Stormfather, along with the largest portion of Honor's remaining power.{{wob ref|1671}} That remaining power is sufficient to keep Odium bound to Roshar, and the Oathpact ongoing.{{book ref|sa3|57}}{{wob ref|5186}}
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== Culture ==
  
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== Influence ==
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{{image|Honor by Kyle Pearson.jpg|side=right|width=200px|Honor and [[Stormfather]]}}
 
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| The Almighty accepted the excellence of any man or woman, regardless of what they did.
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|The Almighty accepted the excellence of any man or woman, regardless of what they did.
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| [[Vorin]] doctrine{{book ref|sa1|18}}
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|[[Vorin]] doctrine{{book ref|sa1|18}}
 
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Honor is well-known among the Rosharan people, and worshipped as a god.{{book ref|sa1|75}} [[Vorinism]] calls him the '''Almighty''' and claims that he's the only deity, considering worship of [[Cultivation]] to be pagan.{{book ref|sa3|29}} He's believed to be the creator of both Roshar and humanity.{{book ref|sa1|7}} In the Vorin tradition, he has ten names, the last of which, Elithanathile, is only used by [[ardent]]s, the Vorin priests.{{book ref|sa1|7}} It's said he resides in the hearts of all people.{{book ref|sa1|45}} As it's commonly believed that perceiving him directly would cause one to burst into flames from his sheer glory, he's typically represented by a divine prism with ten facets.{{book ref|sa1|7}}{{book ref|sa1|33}}
 
Honor is well-known among the Rosharan people, and worshipped as a god.{{book ref|sa1|75}} [[Vorinism]] calls him the '''Almighty''' and claims that he's the only deity, considering worship of [[Cultivation]] to be pagan.{{book ref|sa3|29}} He's believed to be the creator of both Roshar and humanity.{{book ref|sa1|7}} In the Vorin tradition, he has ten names, the last of which, Elithanathile, is only used by [[ardent]]s, the Vorin priests.{{book ref|sa1|7}} It's said he resides in the hearts of all people.{{book ref|sa1|45}} As it's commonly believed that perceiving him directly would cause one to burst into flames from his sheer glory, he's typically represented by a divine prism with ten facets.{{book ref|sa1|7}}{{book ref|sa1|33}}
   
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Honor is also worshipped in [[Azir]] and the surrounding countries, though there he's known simply as God.{{book ref|sa3|122}} [[Singer]]s worshipped him and Cultivation once, before the arrival of [[Odium]].{{book ref|sa3|111}}
  
Honor is also worshipped in [[Azir]] and the surrounding countries, though there he's known simply as God.{{book ref|sa3|122}} [[Singer]]s worshipped him and Cultivation once, before the arrival of [[Odium]].{{book ref|sa3|111}}
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* In ''[[wikipedia:Magic: The Gathering|Magic:The Gathering]]'' colors, Honor would be white.{{wob ref|11057}}
   
 
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Revision as of 23:00, 3 October 2020

Honor
Tanavast.jpg
by botanicaxu
Vessel Tanavast
Slivers Stormfather[1]
Splinters Spren
Status Splintered
Perpendicularity Honor's Perpendicularity
Magics Surgebinding[2]
Residence Roshar
Universe Cosmere

“I am . . . I was . . . God. The one you call the Almighty, the creator of mankind. And now I am dead. Odium has killed me. I am sorry. ”

—Honor to Dalinar[3]

Honor is one of the sixteen Shards of Adonalsium, and one of the three, alongside Cultivation and Odium, present in the Rosharan system. The original Vessel of Honor was called Tanavast. Following his death at the hands of Odium, Honor was Splintered.[4] Honor’s Investiture is typically associated with the color blue-white.[5]

Intent

Honor seeks to uphold oaths and agreements, and to make things binding.

Associated magic

Stormlight

For more information, see Stormlight.

Stormlight is a gaseous form of Investiture associated with Honor. It was not created by him, as a proto-version of it existed prior to his arrival on Roshar, but in the present day, it has been subsumed into him.[6] The largest Splinter of Honor, the Stormfather, is responsible for creating and maintaining the highstorms that bring stormlight.[7][8]

Stormlight is crucial to the Rosharan ecosystem. Numerous animals form bonds with lesser spren, which most likely require Stormlight as fuel. Moreover, large quantities of Stormlight are necessary for singers to change forms.[9] In Shadesmar, spren derive sustenance from Stormlight.[10] While humans do not normally utilize Stormlight themselves, its presence makes them significantly healthier.[11]

Surgebinding

For more information, see Surgebinding.

Surgebinding is a magic system derived from both Honor and Cultivation.[2] To utilize it, a person must bond a higher spren, which allows them to inhale Stormlight and use it to control Surges, a set of ten fundamental forces, although a single spren bond allows access to only two of them.[12] Some bonds favor Honor, and others Cultivation, although the proportion, and whether there are Surges "purely" of one or the other, is still under speculation.[13]

Apart from spren bonds, Honor can also grant the use of Surgebinding through the Honorblades, weapons made out of his Investiture.[14] Like spren, each Honorblade grants access to only one pair of Surges; in fact, Surgebinding came to be as spren attempted to imitate Honorblades.[15]

Spren

For more information, see Spren.

Spren are Splinters holding the Investitures of both Honor and Cultivation, though in different proportions depending on the type of spren. Some spren are of pure Honor or pure Cultivation, though which type gets to call themselves "closest to Honor" is a matter of some debate among their society.[16]

The most notable spren of Honor is the Stormfather. Unlike most other spren, Stormfather was created by Honor intentionally; moreover, he has merged with Tanavast's Cognitive Shadow, granting him greater access to the Spiritual Realm.[8][17]

Direct intervention

Honor's particular intent lends itself well to binding and forming bonds. Among others, he bound Heralds to himself and tied them to the cycle of Desolations, creating the Oathpact to protect Roshar.[18] He also tied Odium to the greater Rosharan system through some other means, making it impossible for Rayse to depart unless either the planet is destroyed or whoever holds the largest remnant of Honor's power willingly releases him.[19][20]

History

by Maria Lia Malandrino
Honor and Cultivation

Creation

The Shard of Honor was created, like all others, at the Shattering of Adonalsium, and picked up by Tanavast. Though the Shards had an agreement to go their own separate ways, he and Cultivation traveled together to the Rosharan system.[21][22] However, whatever the actual text of the agreement, Honor did not consider his actions to be breaking it, or exploiting a loophole in it.[23] The reason for that could be that Tanavast and Cultivation's vessel were romantically involved.[24]

God of Roshar

On Roshar, Honor and Cultivation became the gods of the singers, a native Rosharan species. An unknown period of time later, human refugees arrived from Ashyn, seeking help after accidentally destroying their own world, and the two permitted them to settle on the planet, likely in the region now called Shinovar. Unfortunately, along with them came Odium, who by that point had murdered three other Shards -- Dominion, Devotion and Ambition -- and was now gunning for either Honor, Cultivation, or both.[25][26] When the relations between humans and singers of Roshar broke down, singers turned to Odium to help them, leading to the creation of the Fused, Cognitive Shadows of singers who could be reborn into the bodies of their kinsmen every time they died.[18]

To help the people of Roshar, Honor created the Heralds, binding ten people to himself and giving them similar resurrective ability, although one that did not require body snatching.[18] Moreover, he bound Odium to the Rosharan system, making it impossible for him to leave.[15] Unfortunately for him, the Heralds abandoned the Oathpact after numerous Desolations in the event known as the Aharietiam.[27] Sometime afterwards, Odium succeeded at Splintering him.[4][28]

Death

“I remember at the end Honor was more obsessed with oaths. There were times when the oath itself was more important than the meaning behind it. But he was not a passionless monster. He loved humankind. He died defending you. ”

—The Stormfather[25]

Honor's death, however, was a protracted event.[29] Before passing away fully, Honor took some measures to help Rosharans in the future. Chief among them was leaving behind a series of visions to warn of the possibility of the True Desolation, and to leave behind some information that might be helpful.[3] He prepared Stormfather to be his inheritor, and gave him the task of choosing the possible recipients of the visions.[30] At the very end of his existence, Tanavast was still capable of communicating with humans, but by then he was raving and no longer supported the Knights Radiant.[31]

He died and became Splintered shortly after the Recreance.[31] Tanavast's Cognitive Shadow merged with Stormfather, along with the largest portion of Honor's remaining power.[17] That remaining power is sufficient to keep Odium bound to Roshar, and the Oathpact ongoing.[20][32]

Influence

by Kyle Pearson
Honor and Stormfather

“The Almighty accepted the excellence of any man or woman, regardless of what they did. ”

—Vorin doctrine[33]

Honor is well-known among the Rosharan people, and worshipped as a god.[3] Vorinism calls him the Almighty and claims that he's the only deity, considering worship of Cultivation to be pagan.[34] He's believed to be the creator of both Roshar and humanity.[35] In the Vorin tradition, he has ten names, the last of which, Elithanathile, is only used by ardents, the Vorin priests.[35] It's said he resides in the hearts of all people.[36] As it's commonly believed that perceiving him directly would cause one to burst into flames from his sheer glory, he's typically represented by a divine prism with ten facets.[35][37]

Vorins believe that the Almighty is also responsible for sorting out the dead and deciding on their afterlife. The best possible outcome is to be sent to battle in Tranquiline Halls, the lost paradise, and reclaim it from the Voidbringers. To achieve this, one has to pick a Calling - a purpose in life - and a Glory, an aspect of the Almighty that one strives to emulate.[33]

Honor is also worshipped in Azir and the surrounding countries, though there he's known simply as God.[38] Singers worshipped him and Cultivation once, before the arrival of Odium.[25]

Trivia

Notes

  1. ↑ JordanCon 2016
    — Arcanum - 2016-04-23#
  2. ↑ a b Boskone 54
    — Arcanum - 2017-02-18#
  3. ↑ a b c The Way of Kings chapter 75#
  4. ↑ a b Google+ Hangout
    — Arcanum - 2012-04-17#
  5. ↑ ICon 2019
    — Arcanum - 2019-10-15#
  6. ↑ Emerald City Comic Con 2018
    — Arcanum - 2018-03-01#
  7. ↑ Words of Radiance chapter 83#
  8. ↑ a b Arcanum Unbounded Seattle signing
    — Arcanum - 2016-12-01#
  9. ↑ Words of Radiance interlude I-5#
  10. ↑ The Way of Kings chapter 101#
  11. ↑ Firefight Phoenix signing
    — Arcanum - 2015-01-21#
  12. ↑ Stormblessed.com interview with Brandon Sanderson
    — Arcanum - 2010-12-25#
  13. ↑ FanX 2018
    — Arcanum - 2018-09-06#
  14. ↑ Boskone 54
    — Arcanum - 2017-02-17#
  15. ↑ a b Words of Radiance Philadelphia signing
    — Arcanum - 2014-03-21#
  16. ↑ Writing for Charity Conference
    — Arcanum - 2012-03-17#
  17. ↑ a b /r/books AMA 2015
    — Arcanum - 2015-03-12#
  18. ↑ a b c Oathbringer chapter 38#
  19. ↑ Shadows of Self Lansing signing
    — Arcanum - 2015-10-13#
  20. ↑ a b Oathbringer chapter 57#
  21. ↑ Oathbringer chapter 39 epigraph#
  22. ↑ 17th Shard Forum Q&A
    — Arcanum - 2012-09-26#
  23. ↑ Legion Release Party
    — Arcanum - 2018-09-19#
  24. ↑ Rithmatist Albuquerque signing
    — Arcanum - 2013-05-22#
  25. ↑ a b c Oathbringer chapter 111#
  26. ↑ Skyward Seattle signing
    — Arcanum - 2018-11-10#
  27. ↑ Prelude to the Stormlight Archive#
  28. ↑ Alloy of Law Los Angeles signing
    — Arcanum - 2011-11-10#
  29. ↑ Oathbringer release party
    — Arcanum - 2017-11-13#
  30. ↑ Words of Radiance chapter 89#
  31. ↑ a b Oathbringer chapter 113#
  32. ↑ Salt Lake City ComicCon 2017
    — Arcanum - 2017-09-23#
  33. ↑ a b The Way of Kings chapter 18#
  34. ↑ Oathbringer chapter 29#
  35. ↑ a b c The Way of Kings chapter 7#
  36. ↑ The Way of Kings chapter 45#
  37. ↑ The Way of Kings chapter 33#
  38. ↑ Oathbringer chapter 122#
  39. ↑ Skyward Pre-Release AMA
    — Arcanum - 2018-10-05#
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