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m (I'm sure the punishment was entirely in the Physical Realm, but hitting someone for punishment is "corporal" :-))
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The squad was composed of [[darkeyes]], and fought using spears. Outside of battle, they also trained new soldiers, both with spear and with quarterstaff.{{book ref|sa1|27}}{{book ref|sa3|91}} Their training methods included corporal punishment.{{book ref|sa1|62}}
 
The squad was composed of [[darkeyes]], and fought using spears. Outside of battle, they also trained new soldiers, both with spear and with quarterstaff.{{book ref|sa1|27}}{{book ref|sa3|91}} Their training methods included corporal punishment.{{book ref|sa1|62}}
   
It was Kaladin's first unit upon joining, and it's there that he'd refined his natural talent with the spear into proper skill.{{book ref|sa1|27}} At some point, either most or all of them died, and Kaladin was transfered elsewhere, perhaps straight to leading [[Kaladin's squad|his own squad]].{{book ref|sa1|2}}
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It was Kaladin's first unit upon joining, and it was there that he refined his natural talent with the spear into proper skill.{{book ref|sa1|27}} At some point, either most or all of them died, and Kaladin was transferred elsewhere, perhaps straight to leading [[Kaladin's squad|his own squad]].{{book ref|sa1|2}}
   
 
== Notes ==
 
== Notes ==

Revision as of 15:38, 3 July 2020

Takers
Leader Tukks
Type Soldiers in Amaram's army
World of Origin Roshar
Universe Cosmere

The Takers were a squad of soldiers in Amaram's army lead by Tukks on Roshar that Kaladin was a member of.[1]

The squad was composed of darkeyes, and fought using spears. Outside of battle, they also trained new soldiers, both with spear and with quarterstaff.[2][3] Their training methods included corporal punishment.[4]

It was Kaladin's first unit upon joining, and it was there that he refined his natural talent with the spear into proper skill.[2] At some point, either most or all of them died, and Kaladin was transferred elsewhere, perhaps straight to leading his own squad.[1]

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