Difference between revisions of "Macob"
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| − | '''Macob''' is the head of a caravan of merchants on [[Roshar]].{{book ref|sa2|21}} |
+ | '''Macob''' is the head of a caravan of merchants on [[Roshar]].{{book ref|sa2|21}} Judging by his accent he is neither [[Alethi]] nor [[Thaylen]].{{book ref|sa2|21}} |
| − | They are spotted by [[Shallan]], [[Tvlakv]] and his mercenaries after they were attacked by bandits.These bandits attacked with firebrands, set some of their caravans on fire and then pulled back to allow them to work themselves putting out the fires before attacking again.{{book ref|sa2|21}} |
+ | They are spotted by [[Shallan]], [[Tvlakv]] and his mercenaries after they were attacked by bandits.{{book ref|sa2|17}} These bandits attacked with firebrands, set some of their caravans on fire and then pulled back to allow them to work themselves putting out the fires before attacking again.{{book ref|sa2|21}} |
He and his caravans are saved after [[Shallan]] convinces [[Vathah]] and his band of deserters to fight on her behalf.{{book ref|sa2|20}} |
He and his caravans are saved after [[Shallan]] convinces [[Vathah]] and his band of deserters to fight on her behalf.{{book ref|sa2|20}} |
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Revision as of 21:17, 7 November 2015
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Macob is the head of a caravan of merchants on Roshar.[1] Judging by his accent he is neither Alethi nor Thaylen.[1]
They are spotted by Shallan, Tvlakv and his mercenaries after they were attacked by bandits.[2] These bandits attacked with firebrands, set some of their caravans on fire and then pulled back to allow them to work themselves putting out the fires before attacking again.[1]
He and his caravans are saved after Shallan convinces Vathah and his band of deserters to fight on her behalf.[3] After this he works out a deal with her wherein they will travel to the Shattered Plains together while under the protection of "her" men, in exchange for being provided with supplies throughout the journey.[1]
His caravan included many people, including families with young children.The head of his guards was Tyn.[3][1]