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At some point before the beginning of the story Adolin dueled a lighteyes named [[Tinalar]]. Against everyone's expectations he won the duel and secured the blade as his own. He never named it, believing it had a name of it's own and that it would be pretentious to change it. Adolin often speaks to the shardblade and imagines that it listens to him. He believes that something that feels like an extension of the soul itself is impossible to wield without feeling as though it too is alive.{{book ref|sa2|14}}
 
At some point before the beginning of the story Adolin dueled a lighteyes named [[Tinalar]]. Against everyone's expectations he won the duel and secured the blade as his own. He never named it, believing it had a name of it's own and that it would be pretentious to change it. Adolin often speaks to the shardblade and imagines that it listens to him. He believes that something that feels like an extension of the soul itself is impossible to wield without feeling as though it too is alive.{{book ref|sa2|14}}
   
The shardblade was one of the shards placed on the line in Adolin and Dalinar's dueling campaign to disarm the [[Shardbearers]] of the [[Highprinces]]{{book ref|wor|5}}. The most important duel of these duels being the one against [[Relis]], [[Elit]], [[Abrobadar]] and [[Jakamav]]{{book ref|wor|56}}{{book ref|wor|57}}. It was also present at many battles, including [[The Battle of the Tower]]{{book ref|twok|66}{{book ref|twok|67} and [[The Battle of Narak]]{{book ref|wor|81}}{{book ref|wor|82}}{{book ref|wor|83}}{{book ref|wor|84}}.
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The shardblade was one of the shards placed on the line in Adolin and Dalinar's dueling campaign to disarm the [[Shardbearers]] of the [[Highprinces]]{{book ref|wor|5}}. The most important duel of these duels being the one against [[Relis]], [[Elit]], [[Abrobadar]] and [[Jakamav]]{{book ref|wor|56}}{{book ref|wor|57}}. It was also present at many battles, including the [[Battle of the Tower]]{{book ref|twok|66}}{{book ref|twok|67}} and the [[Battle of Narak]]{{book ref|wor|81}}{{book ref|wor|82}}{{book ref|wor|83}}{{book ref|wor|84}}.
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Revision as of 16:55, 8 June 2016

Mayalaran
Type Shardblade
World of Origin Roshar
This article's title is uncanonical and a fan created one, because an official term or name has not been made yet.

This Blade would continue after Adolin died. He didn’t own it. He was borrowing it for a time.

—Words of Radiance[1]

Adolin's Shardblade is a nameless Shardblade bonded to Adolin Kholin.

Appearance

The blade is shaped like a larger version of a standard longsword and bears some resemblance to the two the enormous two handed broadswords traditionally wielded by Horneaters. It's surface is smooth and sinuous, like an eel, with ridges of crystal at the back.[2]. When summoned, the mist it forms from is in the shape of vines.[3]

History

The shardblade was once the spren of an Edgedancer.[3]

At some point before the beginning of the story Adolin dueled a lighteyes named Tinalar. Against everyone's expectations he won the duel and secured the blade as his own. He never named it, believing it had a name of it's own and that it would be pretentious to change it. Adolin often speaks to the shardblade and imagines that it listens to him. He believes that something that feels like an extension of the soul itself is impossible to wield without feeling as though it too is alive.[2]

The shardblade was one of the shards placed on the line in Adolin and Dalinar's dueling campaign to disarm the Shardbearers of the Highprinces[4]. The most important duel of these duels being the one against Relis, Elit, Abrobadar and Jakamav[5][6]. It was also present at many battles, including the Battle of the Tower[7][8] and the Battle of Narak[9][10][11][12].

Notes

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