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Revv is mentioned in ''[[Words of Radiance (in-world)|Words of Radiance]]'' as the location of some disturbances which were quelled at the time of [[Nalan]]'s acceptance of the [[Skybreakers]]' patronage.{{epigraph ref|sa2|43}} |
Revv is mentioned in ''[[Words of Radiance (in-world)|Words of Radiance]]'' as the location of some disturbances which were quelled at the time of [[Nalan]]'s acceptance of the [[Skybreakers]]' patronage.{{epigraph ref|sa2|43}} |
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| − | {{quote|And thus were the disturbances in the Revv toparchy quieted, when, upon their ceasing to prosecute their civil dissensions, Nalan'Elin betook himself to finally accept the Skybreakers who had named him their master, when initially he had spurned their advances and, in his own interests, refused to countenance that which he deemed a pursuit of vanity and annoyance; this was the last of the [[ |
+ | {{quote|And thus were the disturbances in the Revv toparchy quieted, when, upon their ceasing to prosecute their civil dissensions, Nalan'Elin betook himself to finally accept the Skybreakers who had named him their master, when initially he had spurned their advances and, in his own interests, refused to countenance that which he deemed a pursuit of vanity and annoyance; this was the last of the [[Herald]]s to admit to such patronage. |
|''Words of Radiance'' - [[Words of Radiance (in-world)#Chapter_5|chapter 5, page 17]]}} |
|''Words of Radiance'' - [[Words of Radiance (in-world)#Chapter_5|chapter 5, page 17]]}} |
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Latest revision as of 21:51, 22 May 2019
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| World | Roshar |
| Universe | Cosmere |
Revv was a historical toparchy on Roshar during the Heraldic Epochs.
Revv is mentioned in Words of Radiance as the location of some disturbances which were quelled at the time of Nalan's acceptance of the Skybreakers' patronage.[1]
“And thus were the disturbances in the Revv toparchy quieted, when, upon their ceasing to prosecute their civil dissensions, Nalan'Elin betook himself to finally accept the Skybreakers who had named him their master, when initially he had spurned their advances and, in his own interests, refused to countenance that which he deemed a pursuit of vanity and annoyance; this was the last of the Heralds to admit to such patronage. ”
—Words of Radiance - chapter 5, page 17