Difference between revisions of "Unmade"

In creating Unmade, Odium trapped them in a halfway existence, many not fully belonging to the Physical or Cognitive Realms. Sja-anat experiences a shadowy version of both Shadesmar and the Physical Realm at the same time, feeling the distance dilation between the two dilate as she moves.{{book ref|sa4|i|2}}

Unmade are [[Investiture|Invested]] enough that they have been able to push through [[Urithiru]]'s [[suppression fabrial|suppression]] effect, depending on the circumstances.{{book ref|sa4|14}}{{book ref|sa4|40}}{{book ref|sa4|49}} Although not as Invested as the Stormfather or Nightblood, they are still more Invested than the Vessel of a Shard (though obviously not the Shard itself).{{wob ref|16311}}

The arrival of the [[Everstorm]] in [[Shadesmar]] revitalized the Unmade.{{book ref|sa4|i|2}} As the [[True Desolation]] continued and the [[Fused]] returned, the Unmade's influence increased. The death rattles allowed by the presence of [[Moelach]] have been noted in [[Kharbranth]] and the [[Horneater Peaks]]{{book ref|sa1|71}}{{epigraph ref|sa3|103}}{{book ref|sa3|107}} . [[Re-Shephir]] was discovered to be hiding in the core of [[Urithiru]] by the [[Alethi]]{{book ref|sa3|29}} and was driven out by [[Shallan Davar]].{{book ref|sa3|30}} In the besieged city of [[Kholinar]], [[Ashertmarn]]'s influence disrupted the leadership in the city{{book ref|sa3|78}} while [[Sja-anat]] corrupted the [[Oathgate]] spren, turning it into a trap for [[Elhokar]]'s rescue party.{{book ref|sa3|84}} Queen [[Aesudan Kholin]] consumed a gemstone and worked with [[Yelig-nar]], but was eventually consumed by it.{{book ref|sa3|118}} In the [[Battle of Thaylen Field]], Yelig-nar joined with [[Meridas Amaram]] for the fighting{{book ref|sa3|118}} and [[Nergaoul]]'s influence helped [[Voidspren]] bond with [[Torol Sadeas|Sadeas]]'s soliderssoldiers, turning them into warriors for Odium. [[Kaladin]] and his men defeated Yelig-nar, while [[Dalinar Kholin]] successfully managed to capture Nergaoul in a [[King's Drop|perfect gem]]. [[Navani]] has been researching the Unmade,{{book ref|sa3|39}} but little factual information was found on them aside from in [[Hessi]]'s ''[[Mythica]]''.{{book ref|sa3|77}}{{book ref|sa3|72}}

'''[[Ba-Ado-Mishram]]''' is one of the most intelligent Unmade. She is crafty and conniving.{{book ref|sa4|i|2}} She served as one of Odium's commanders during the [[Desolation]]s.{{epigraph ref|sa3|106}} About 2,500 years after Aharietiam,{{book ref|sa3|56}} she [[Connection|Connected]] with the vast majority of [[singer|singers]] instigating the [[False Desolation]]. She was able to grant them forms of power and provide [[Voidlight]].{{epigraph ref|sa3|80}} A [[Knights Radiant]] strike team captured Ba-Ado-Mishram in a perfect gemstone at the end of the [[False Desolation]], which cut off her Connection to the singers, stealing their minds, and touched the souls of all who belong to [[Roshar]].{{book ref|sa3|17}}{{book ref|sa4|49}}{{book ref|sa4|73}} The current location of her gemstone prison is unknown. [[Kalak]] and [[Nale]] were present during the capture,{{epigraph ref|sa4|94}}{{book ref|sa4|24}} so they may have clues to its location. Kalak believes Ba-Ado-Mishram should be found and released.{{epigraph ref|sa4|97}} Ba-Ado-Mishram is also being sought by the [[Ghostbloods]] for unknown purposes, possibly to aid their mission of transporting [[Stormlight]] off [[Roshar]].{{book ref|sa4|24}}{{book ref|sa4|115}}

'''[[Dai-Gonarthis]]''', also known as the '''Black Fisher''', and the '''Faceless''',{{book ref|sa3|88}} is an Unmade of median intelligence.{{epigraph ref|sa1|67}} HeThey hashave not been recorded as active on Roshar recently, but may have been involved in the [[Scouring of Aimia]].{{epigraph ref|sa3|113}} There is some uncertainty in the mythology as to whether Dai-Gonarthis is one of the Unmade, but some scholars are convinced.{{book ref|sa3|119}}

'''[[Yelig-nar]]''', also known as '''Blightwind''',{{epigraph ref|sa1|45}} differs from the other Unmade. Instead of having a specific physical appearance, he is capable of joining with humans or singers who swallow his gemstone, granting them command of the [[Surge]]s.{{epigraph ref|sa3|95}}{{book ref|sa3|118}} [[Hessi]]'s research indicates this may include all ten Surges, though given the Voidbringers' view of the Surge of [[Adhesion]],{{book ref|sa4|31}} Yelig-Nar may only grant the other nine. Those he possesses have red eyes, grow crystals from their bodies, and appear to be wreathed in a black wind.{{book ref|sa3|84}}{{book ref|sa3|120}} Those that join with Yelig-nar must control him if they do not wish to be consumed by him.{{book ref|sa3|118}}