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The Surge of Adhesion can be manipulated to bind things together.{{book ref|sa2|part=ars}} The two orders of Knights Radiant with access to this Surge are the Bondsmiths and the Windrunners. Honorspren and windspren can use it, very weakly.{{wob ref|3260}} This power is of Honor alone; it is referred to as "Honor's Truest Surge" and is difficult to suppress, with the [[Sibling]] calling it "the Surge of Binding and Oaths". On the contrary, this Surge is viewed lowly among the singers. [[Raboniel]] referred to Adhesion as "not a true Surge"
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* "Surgebinding" is used as a catch-all term for any manifestation of Investiture by many Rosharans, and not just the ten Surges.{{wob ref|14347}}
* The Surges as well as their names, far predates the Knights Radiant.{{book ref|sa4|i|1}} Surges existed on Ashyn prior to humans' arrival on Roshar, albeit without being restricted by Honor.{{book ref|sa4|111}} Back then [[Nahel bond]] wasn't discovered and humans could Surgebind without Oaths.{{book ref|sa4|76}} [[Ishar]] was the first person that Odium tricked into experimenting with Surges.{{book ref|sa4|111}} After Ashyn was destroyed by over-powerful Surgebinding and humans fled to Roshar, Honor started to put certain restrictions on it, but with Honor Splintered, at least some of these restrictions are starting to lax.{{book ref|sa4|111}}
* Rayse stated that the Shards of other worlds will find out about the power of Surgebinding and a war will start when this happens.{{book ref|sa4|112}} What form
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