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* [[Ashspren]] ([[Dustbringers]]) * [[Cultivationspren]] ([[Order of Edgedancers\|Edgedancers]]) * [[Mistspren]] ([[Truthwatcher]])▼ * [[Cryptic]]s ([[Order of Lightweavers\|Lightweavers]]) * [[Inkspren]] ([[Elsecallers]]) * [[~~Lightspren~~Reacher]]s ([[Willshapers]]) * [[Peakspren]] ([[Stoneward]]) ▲* [[Mistspren]] ([[Truthwatcher]]) }} It's possible that deathspren have a more direct effect on the dying than simply being attracted to them, as [[Syl]] strives to protect Kaladin from them when he's close to death.{{book ref\|sa1\|38}} It is also possible that only the dying can see the deathspren because they can temporarily see into the other Realms (either Spiritual or Cognitive); when Kaladin sees [[Syl]] defending him from the deathspren, she appears differently than before, as a solid figure of glowing light as opposed to her normal translucent manifestation in the Physical Realm.{{book ref\|sa1\|38}} ==== Decayspren ==== }} A type of spren related to persuasion.{{book ref\|sa4\|69}} ==== Plaguespren ==== }} Sailorspren are a fake spren. These spren are described as large and yellow with tentacles and a bright red stripe on its back. New sailors are tricked into thinking that they exist and they eventually bet a lot of money, against other sailors, on the existence of sailorspren. They would then learn that sailorspren are not real.{{book ref\|dawnshard\|prologue}} ==== Shamespren ==== }} A common type of spren that appear in the presence of wind. As one of the larger types of spren, windspren are able to change their appearance at will, though they often appear as ribbons of light.{{book ref\|sa1\|2}} The leading edge of a highstorm is home to thousands of them.{{book ref\|sa1\|34}} They are also common at the tail of a highstorm, as if chasing after it.{{book ref\|sa1\|4}} They are a rare sight in Shadesmar, as they spend almost all their time in the Physical Realm. A windspren in Shadesmar is described as a pinprick of light trailing a long luminescense behind it, moving much like it would in the Physical Realm.{{book ref\|sa3\|108}} Windspren also seem attracted to Radiants moving particularly fast, such as Windrunners and Edgedancers utilizing Gravitation and Abrasion.{{book ref\|sa2\|52}}{{book ref\|sa2.5\|1}} Windspren are closely related to [[honorspren]], such as Sylphrena.{{wob ref\|4071}} This is evidenced by their ability to stick things together,{{book ref\|sa1\|2}} making use of a rudimentary version of the [[Surge]] of Adhesion.{{wob ref\|3260}} They generally use this ability to play pranks on people, doing things like sticking shoes to stone or sticking shoelaces together to cause someone to trip.{{book ref\|sa3\|77}} Additionally, windspren form Windrunner [[Shardplate\|Plate]].{{book ref\|sa4\|110}} Kaladin Stormblessed occasionally attracts windspren, and has been able to control them-and by extension, the wind itself-on at least one occasion; it is unclear if this is unique to him or if any Windrunner can do it.{{book ref\|sa3\|31}} ==== Keenspren ==== "Keenspren" is a nickname for one of the types of Radiant spren, although which one has not been clarified.{{wob ref\|15692}} [[Wyndle]] considers "growing a garden for keenspren" to be a comparison point for the weirdness of a conversation.{{book ref\|sa2.5\|6}} ==== Lightspren ====▼ {{for\|Lightspren}}▼ A type of sapient spren that formed Nahel Bonds with the Knights Radiant [[Order of Willshapers]], granting them their powers. Lightspren grant the [[Surge]]s of Transportation and Cohesion. In the Physical Realm, they appear as glowing balls of light.{{book ref\|sa3\|120}} In Shadesmar, they appear as humans with metallic bronze skin and holes for pupils, like living statues. There, they are also known as Reachers.{{book ref\|sa3\|99}}▼ Reachers are often guides in Shadesmar, as they like to travel to different places, trading and selling goods.{{book ref\|sa3\|93}} They have ships pulled by teams of [[mandra]]s, inlaid with lines of copper that may serve as a medium of communication.{{book ref\|sa3\|99}}▼ ==== Mistspren ==== {{for\|Peakspren}} A type of sapient spren that forms Nahel Bonds with the Knights Radiant [[Order of Stonewards]], granting them their powers.{{book ref\|sa4\|26}} In Shadesmar, they take the form of a humanoid figure with skin of cracked stone and molten light glowing from within.{{book ref\|sa3\|102}} ▲==== ~~Lightspren~~Reachers ==== ▲{{for\|~~Lightspren~~Reacher}} ▲A type of sapient spren that formed Nahel Bonds with the Knights Radiant [[Order of Willshapers]], granting them their powers. ~~Lightspren~~Reachers grant the [[Surge]]s of Transportation and Cohesion. In the Physical Realm, they appear as glowing balls of light.{{book ref\|sa3\|120}} In Shadesmar, they appear as humans with metallic bronze skin and holes for pupils, like living statues. There, they are also known as Reachers.{{book ref\|sa3\|99}} ▲Reachers are often guides in Shadesmar, as they like to travel to different places, trading and selling goods.{{book ref\|sa3\|93}} They have ships pulled by teams of [[mandra]]s, inlaid with lines of copper that may serve as a medium of communication.{{book ref\|sa3\|99}} == Corrupted Spren ==