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There are at least three types of Shardblades{{17s ref|2383|post|42215|Effects of using a Shardblade against its purpose?}}. Out of those, two types have been identified.
  
There are at least three types of Shardblades{{17s ref|2383|post|42215|Effects of using a Shardblade against its purpose?}}. Out of those, two types have been identified.
 
Shardblades of the first type are about six feet long and a handspan wide and have only one edge. Those are the more common Shardblades.
  
Shardblades of the first type are about six feet long and a handspan wide and have only one edge. Those are the more common Shardblades.
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The second type-Blades are also long, but thin and edged on both sides. They are smaller than the others. A Blade of that type is carried by [[Szeth]].{{ref|b|wok|c|prologue}}
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The second type-Blades are also long, but thin and edged on both sides. They are smaller than the others. A Blade of that type is carried by [[Szeth]].{{book ref|wok|prologue}}
   
 
Often, the Shardblade is somehow ornamented along the blade.
  
Often, the Shardblade is somehow ornamented along the blade.
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== Magical abilities ==
  
== Magical abilities ==
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Shardblades can cut easily through anything inanimate, like stone or steel.{{ref|b|wok|c|prologue}} In contrast to this, they cut through flesh without leaving a mark or spilling blood. However, when passing through the spine of a human, his eyes smoke and burn, blacken and shrivel up in their head.{{ref|b|wok|c|prologue}} It is said to sever the soul itself. However, once a creature is killed, the remains interact with the Shardblade like any other non-living material. Also, when the Shardblade cut through a limb rather than the spine of a creature, the limb is "killed" and is paralyzed beyond the point of healing, except to someone who has the ability to absorb stormlight, as this ability was not just limited to the Radiants. Healing a severed limb by stormlight required massive amounts of stormlight forced into the limb to reconnect that limb to the soul as was performed by Kaladin in both of his fights with The Assassin in White. Other types of magic could potentially heal such damage, though.{{qa ref|979|166|Healing "severed" limbs}}
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Shardblades can cut easily through anything inanimate, like stone or steel.{{book ref|wok|prologue}} In contrast to this, they cut through flesh without leaving a mark or spilling blood. However, when passing through the spine of a human, his eyes smoke and burn, blacken and shrivel up in their head.{{book ref|wok|prologue}} It is said to sever the soul itself. However, once a creature is killed, the remains interact with the Shardblade like any other non-living material. Also, when the Shardblade cut through a limb rather than the spine of a creature, the limb is "killed" and is paralyzed beyond the point of healing, except to someone who has the ability to absorb stormlight, as this ability was not just limited to the Radiants. Healing a severed limb by stormlight required massive amounts of stormlight forced into the limb to reconnect that limb to the soul as was performed by Kaladin in both of his fights with The Assassin in White. Other types of magic could potentially heal such damage, though.{{qa ref|979|166|Healing "severed" limbs}}
   
 
The weapon can only be blocked by another Shardblade, by Shardplate or by [[Half-shard]]s.
  
The weapon can only be blocked by another Shardblade, by Shardplate or by [[Half-shard]]s.
   
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When needed, the Shardblade can be summoned from an unknown place to appear in the hand of its Shardbearer. The process of summoning takes exactly ten of its wielder's heartbeats{{ref|b|wok|c|prologue}}. When summoned, it forms as if condensing from mist, water beading along the metal length.
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When needed, the Shardblade can be summoned from an unknown place to appear in the hand of its Shardbearer. The process of summoning takes exactly ten of its wielder's heartbeats{{book ref|wok|prologue}}. When summoned, it forms as if condensing from mist, water beading along the metal length.
   
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When the Blade is dropped, it disappears unless it is willed to stay; this is a protection from being the Blade being taken by the enemy during battle.{{ref|b|wok|c|13}}
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When the Blade is dropped, it disappears unless it is willed to stay; this is a protection from being the Blade being taken by the enemy during battle.{{book ref|wok|13}}
   
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When the Shardbearer dies, the weapon appears next to the dead Shardbearer.{{ref|b|wok|c|prologue}} When taken up by someone different, the Shardblade bonds with the person who picks it up. The bonding usually takes a week.{{ref|b|wor|c|66,76}}
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When the Shardbearer dies, the weapon appears next to the dead Shardbearer.{{book ref|wok|prologue}} When taken up by someone different, the Shardblade bonds with the person who picks it up. The bonding usually takes a week.{{book ref|wor|66,76}}
   
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When the Knights Radiant abandon their Shardblades, the Blades continue to glow for some time before going dull.{{ref|b|wok|c|52}}
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When the Knights Radiant abandon their Shardblades, the Blades continue to glow for some time before going dull.{{book ref|wok|52}}
   
 
== History ==
  
== History ==
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Much is still unknown about the origins of shardblades but at some point in the past the [[Spren]] began forming [[Surgebinding#Nahel Bond|Nahel Bonds]] with humans in an attempt to copy what [[Honor]] had done when he created the [[Herald]]s.{{ref|b|wor|c|4}} This bond not only granted the humans access to [[Surgebinding#Surgebindings|Surges]] but also allowed their spren to become shardblades when the bond had strengthened to a certain point.{{ref|b|wor|c|84}} These surgebinding shardbearers later becoming known as the [[Knights Radiant]].
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Much is still unknown about the origins of shardblades but at some point in the past the [[Spren]] began forming [[Surgebinding#Nahel Bond|Nahel Bonds]] with humans in an attempt to copy what [[Honor]] had done when he created the [[Herald]]s.{{book ref|wor|4}} This bond not only granted the humans access to [[Surgebinding#Surgebindings|Surges]] but also allowed their spren to become shardblades when the bond had strengthened to a certain point.{{book ref|wor|84}} These surgebinding shardbearers later becoming known as the [[Knights Radiant]].
   
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A sword was the base form for a shardblade since they were fashioned after the [[Honorblade]]s but they could become any shape the shardbearer needed such as a spear, hammer, or shield.{{ref|b|wor|c|86}} It is currently unknown exactly why shardblades cut the way they do but legend said that they were "gifts of their god, granted to allow them to fight horrors of rock and flame".{{ref|b|wok|c|prologue}}
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A sword was the base form for a shardblade since they were fashioned after the [[Honorblade]]s but they could become any shape the shardbearer needed such as a spear, hammer, or shield.{{book ref|wor|86}} It is currently unknown exactly why shardblades cut the way they do but legend said that they were "gifts of their god, granted to allow them to fight horrors of rock and flame".{{book ref|wok|prologue}}
   
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At the [[Recreance]] the Knights Radiant, for unknown reasons, abandoned their [[Immortal Words|Oaths]] which broke the bonds with their spren. This action resulted in the spren losing their sentience in the physical realm and eternally locked them in the form of blades. The knights then abandoned both their plate and blades allowing soldiers who were present at the time to claim them{{ref|b|wok|c|52}}. At that moment, at least 200 shardblades are believed to have existed.
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At the [[Recreance]] the Knights Radiant, for unknown reasons, abandoned their [[Immortal Words|Oaths]] which broke the bonds with their spren. This action resulted in the spren losing their sentience in the physical realm and eternally locked them in the form of blades. The knights then abandoned both their plate and blades allowing soldiers who were present at the time to claim them{{book ref|wok|52}}. At that moment, at least 200 shardblades are believed to have existed.
   
 
Later the Shardblades became objects of power and immense value. Wars were fought for them and a kingdoms power rose and fell with the number of Shardblades possessed.
  
Later the Shardblades became objects of power and immense value. Wars were fought for them and a kingdoms power rose and fell with the number of Shardblades possessed.
   
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When the [[War of Reckoning]] was fought, there were an estimated twenty Shardblades held by [[Alethkar]], another twenty for [[Jah Keved]], and approximately another forty spread out among the rest of the world. Those forty include five Blades held by [[Thaylenah]], some by [[Selay]] and one held by [[Herdaz]].{{ref|b|wok|c|23}} Some Shardblades are held by the Parshendi.{{ref|b|wok|c|18}}
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When the [[War of Reckoning]] was fought, there were an estimated twenty Shardblades held by [[Alethkar]], another twenty for [[Jah Keved]], and approximately another forty spread out among the rest of the world. Those forty include five Blades held by [[Thaylenah]], some by [[Selay]] and one held by [[Herdaz]].{{book ref|wok|23}} Some Shardblades are held by the Parshendi.{{book ref|wok|18}}
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[[Kharbranth]]{{ref|b|wok|c|29}} and the [[Unkalaki]]{{ref|b|wok|c|23}} do not have any Shardblades.
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[[Kharbranth]]{{book ref|wok|29}} and the [[Unkalaki]]{{book ref|wok|23}} do not have any Shardblades.
   
 
== Known Shardbearers ==
  
== Known Shardbearers ==
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| ''unknown''
  
| ''unknown''
 
| [[Eshonai]]
  
| [[Eshonai]]
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| {{ref|b|wok|c|68}}
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| {{book ref|wok|68}}
 
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! [[Nightblood]]
  
! [[Nightblood]]
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Shardblades are Invested objects.{{qa ref|593|10|Who would win in a fight between Szeth and Marsh?}} It has been theorized that they are stored in the Spiritual Realm when not used. They also seem to "cut" in the Spiritual Realm, killing the soul of people and not their bodies. A Shardblade bonds with its bearer.{{17s ref|2383|post|42189|If two people grabbed the hilt of a Shardblade at the same time and then it got knocked out of their hands, which one could resummon it?}} This seems to indicate a connection with [[Honor]]. It has been theorized that they have been created by the [[Almighty]] who himself is known to be [[Honor]]. They also seem to have a connection with the [[Honorblade]]s carried by the [[Herald]]s.
  
Shardblades are Invested objects.{{qa ref|593|10|Who would win in a fight between Szeth and Marsh?}} It has been theorized that they are stored in the Spiritual Realm when not used. They also seem to "cut" in the Spiritual Realm, killing the soul of people and not their bodies. A Shardblade bonds with its bearer.{{17s ref|2383|post|42189|If two people grabbed the hilt of a Shardblade at the same time and then it got knocked out of their hands, which one could resummon it?}} This seems to indicate a connection with [[Honor]]. It has been theorized that they have been created by the [[Almighty]] who himself is known to be [[Honor]]. They also seem to have a connection with the [[Honorblade]]s carried by the [[Herald]]s.
   
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It is thought that [[Helaran Davar]] owned a Shardblade, until his death at the hands of [[Kaladin]].{{ref|b|twok|c|47}} His blade would be the one now owned by [[Amaram]].{{ref|b|twok|c|51}}
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It is thought that [[Helaran Davar]] owned a Shardblade, until his death at the hands of [[Kaladin]].{{book ref|twok|47}} His blade would be the one now owned by [[Amaram]].{{book ref|twok|51}}
   
 
== Notes ==
  
== Notes ==

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Shardblades are magical weapons that can be found on Roshar. People who possess a Shardblade are called Shardbearer. They are generally associated with Shardplate, its armor-complement.

Description

There are at least three types of Shardblades[1]. Out of those, two types have been identified. Shardblades of the first type are about six feet long and a handspan wide and have only one edge. Those are the more common Shardblades. The second type-Blades are also long, but thin and edged on both sides. They are smaller than the others. A Blade of that type is carried by Szeth.[2]

Often, the Shardblade is somehow ornamented along the blade.

One can possess more than one Shardblade[3]. It's also possible to dual-wield Shardblades[4], though the two cannot be summoned concurrently.[5]

Magical abilities

Shardblades can cut easily through anything inanimate, like stone or steel.[2] In contrast to this, they cut through flesh without leaving a mark or spilling blood. However, when passing through the spine of a human, his eyes smoke and burn, blacken and shrivel up in their head.[2] It is said to sever the soul itself. However, once a creature is killed, the remains interact with the Shardblade like any other non-living material. Also, when the Shardblade cut through a limb rather than the spine of a creature, the limb is "killed" and is paralyzed beyond the point of healing, except to someone who has the ability to absorb stormlight, as this ability was not just limited to the Radiants. Healing a severed limb by stormlight required massive amounts of stormlight forced into the limb to reconnect that limb to the soul as was performed by Kaladin in both of his fights with The Assassin in White. Other types of magic could potentially heal such damage, though.[6]

The weapon can only be blocked by another Shardblade, by Shardplate or by Half-shards.

When needed, the Shardblade can be summoned from an unknown place to appear in the hand of its Shardbearer. The process of summoning takes exactly ten of its wielder's heartbeats[2]. When summoned, it forms as if condensing from mist, water beading along the metal length.

When the Blade is dropped, it disappears unless it is willed to stay; this is a protection from being the Blade being taken by the enemy during battle.[7]

When the Shardbearer dies, the weapon appears next to the dead Shardbearer.[2] When taken up by someone different, the Shardblade bonds with the person who picks it up. The bonding usually takes a week.[8]

When the Knights Radiant abandon their Shardblades, the Blades continue to glow for some time before going dull.[9]

History

Much is still unknown about the origins of shardblades but at some point in the past the Spren began forming Nahel Bonds with humans in an attempt to copy what Honor had done when he created the Heralds.[10] This bond not only granted the humans access to Surges but also allowed their spren to become shardblades when the bond had strengthened to a certain point.[11] These surgebinding shardbearers later becoming known as the Knights Radiant.

A sword was the base form for a shardblade since they were fashioned after the Honorblades but they could become any shape the shardbearer needed such as a spear, hammer, or shield.[12] It is currently unknown exactly why shardblades cut the way they do but legend said that they were "gifts of their god, granted to allow them to fight horrors of rock and flame".[2]

At the Recreance the Knights Radiant, for unknown reasons, abandoned their Oaths which broke the bonds with their spren. This action resulted in the spren losing their sentience in the physical realm and eternally locked them in the form of blades. The knights then abandoned both their plate and blades allowing soldiers who were present at the time to claim them[9]. At that moment, at least 200 shardblades are believed to have existed.

Later the Shardblades became objects of power and immense value. Wars were fought for them and a kingdoms power rose and fell with the number of Shardblades possessed.

When the War of Reckoning was fought, there were an estimated twenty Shardblades held by Alethkar, another twenty for Jah Keved, and approximately another forty spread out among the rest of the world. Those forty include five Blades held by Thaylenah, some by Selay and one held by Herdaz.[13] Some Shardblades are held by the Parshendi.[14] Kharbranth[15] and the Unkalaki[13] do not have any Shardblades.

Known Shardbearers

Name Owner Notes
Stormfather Dalinar Kholin
Syl Kaladin
Glys Renarin Kholin
Pattern Shallan Davar
Ivory Jasnah Kholin
Firestorm training sword Gavilar Kholin's until his death, it is now used as a training sword[Falta cita]
Oathbringer unclaimed previously Dalinar Kholin, Torol Sadeas[Falta cita]
Sunraiser Elhokar Kholin
unnamed Adolin Kholin
unknown Meridas Amaram
unknown Eshonai [16]
Nightblood Szeth he previously had one of the honorblades
unknown Hanavanar prior to his death at least

Cosmere Background

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Shardblades are Invested objects.[17] It has been theorized that they are stored in the Spiritual Realm when not used. They also seem to "cut" in the Spiritual Realm, killing the soul of people and not their bodies. A Shardblade bonds with its bearer.[1] This seems to indicate a connection with Honor. It has been theorized that they have been created by the Almighty who himself is known to be Honor. They also seem to have a connection with the Honorblades carried by the Heralds.

It is thought that Helaran Davar owned a Shardblade, until his death at the hands of Kaladin.[18] His blade would be the one now owned by Amaram.[19]

Notes

  1. ↑ a b Referencia rota - Falta fecha: 42215
    — Foros de 17th Shard - {{{date}}}# Error en la cita: Etiqueta <ref> no válida; el nombre «17s-2383-post» está definido varias veces con contenidos diferentes
  2. ↑ a b c d e f El camino de los reyes prólogo#
  3. ↑ Referencia rota - Falta fecha: Can you have more than one Shardblade?
    — Theoryland - {{{date}}}#
  4. ↑ Referencia rota - Falta fecha: You said that a person can have more than one Shardblade--can they be dual-wielded?
    — Theoryland - {{{date}}}#
  5. ↑ Referencia rota - Falta fecha: Separate summoning for multiple shardblades
    — Theoryland - {{{date}}}#
  6. ↑ Referencia rota - Falta fecha: Healing "severed" limbs
    — Theoryland - {{{date}}}#
  7. ↑ El camino de los reyes capítulo 13#
  8. ↑ Palabras radiantes capítulo 66,76#
  9. ↑ a b El camino de los reyes capítulo 52#
  10. ↑ Palabras radiantes capítulo 4#
  11. ↑ Palabras radiantes capítulo 84#
  12. ↑ Palabras radiantes capítulo 86#
  13. ↑ a b El camino de los reyes capítulo 23#
  14. ↑ El camino de los reyes capítulo 18#
  15. ↑ El camino de los reyes capítulo 29#
  16. ↑ El camino de los reyes capítulo 68#
  17. ↑ Referencia rota - Falta fecha: Who would win in a fight between Szeth and Marsh?
    — Theoryland - {{{date}}}#
  18. ↑ El camino de los reyes capítulo 47#
  19. ↑ El camino de los reyes capítulo 51#

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