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Cleaned up a bit - "it has been theorized" followed by "this theory has been confirmed" doesn't make sense.
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(Cleaned up a bit - "it has been theorized" followed by "this theory has been confirmed" doesn't make sense.)
 
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It seems apparent that the Honorblades are related to the [[Oathpact]] somehow. The Heralds all left them behind when the broke the Oathpact, so it is possible that they may have been what bound the Heralds to the Oathpact in the first place. Nine of the Honorblades were left stabbed into the rock at the location where the final battle of [[Aharietiam]] occured.{{ref|b|sa1|Prelude}} The Shin have seven of the Honorblades (Szeth is in possession of a eighth).{{ref|Words of Radiance Chapter 88}} [[Talenel]]'s Blade, which is shaped like a spike, is still with him when he returns to [[Roshar]] for the [[True Desolation]].{{ref|b|sa1|Epilogue}} The location (and identity) of the tenth Honorblade are still unknown.
 
Honorblades are not the same thing as the [[Dawnshard]]s: [[Shallan]] refers to them as distinct things.{{ref|b|sa1|c|29}}
 
== Surgebinding ==
It has been theorized by readers that Honorblades inherently grant the ability to [[Surgebind]]{{ref|?|949|12|Feb 16th, 2013 Interview with Brandon Sanderson}}{{ref|b|sa2|i|1}}. Presumably, each Herald's Honorblade would grantgrants access to the same two [[Surge]]s with which the order of Knights Radiant he or she is associated had access to. ThisUsing theoryan isHonorblade, based[[Szeth-son-son-Vallano]] offis theable factto Sandersonuse hasthe confirmedpowers inof interviewsa thatWindrunner, theeven characterthough [[Szeth-son-son-Vallano]]he does not have a [[spren]] [[Nahel bond|bonded]] to him in the same way [[Kaladin]] does, and so his power is granted to him by some other means.{{ref|?|949|12|Feb 16th, 2013 Interview with Brandon Sanderson}}
 
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Another hint that would seem to confirm this theory is from a preview of ''[[Words of Radiance]]'' in which [[Eshonai]], a new [[Parshendi]] character viewpoint, is discussing what they witnessed of Kaladin's new powers in the climactic battle late in the [[The Way of Kings|first book]]. It's said "The humans have Surgebinders." to which Eshonai replies "Perhaps not. It could have been an Honorblade."{{ref|b|sa2|i|1}}
 
This theory has been confirmed after the book's release, with Syl mentioning that "...[the blade Szeth had wielded would] turn anyone into a Windrunner..." She also states an Honorblade consumes the Stormlight of its user as well, thus surgbinding granted by one requires "a dangerous amount" of stormlight.
 
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