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Esquirla del Amanecer
Mundo de origen Roshar

Taking the Dawnshard, known to bind any creature voidish or mortal, he crawled up the steps crafted for Heralds, ten strides tall apiece, toward the grand temple above.

—From the Poem of Ista. I have found no modern explanation of what these "Dawnshards" are. They seem ignored by scholars, though talk of them was obviously prevalent among those recording the early mythologies[1]

The Dawnshards are mythological objects on Roshar.[2]

Mythology

During the Era of Solitude, no one seemed to know exactly what the Dawnshards were or what they look like.[1] They have their root in mythology where they are reputed to be valuable but extraordinarily dangerous.[2] Talk about them was once common among those who recorded the early mythologies of Roshar, but they have since fallen out of common discussion.[1] One of the Dawnshards was said to be able to bind both voidish and mortal creatures, but what exactly that entails is unknown.

History

At least one Dawnshard appeared in the Poem of Ista, a written work on Roshar.[2] The Shard Honor referred to them in Highprince Dalinar Kholin's final vision, worried how humanity would survive without Dawnshards,[3] which suggests that the Dawnshards were lost or do not exist anymore. Honor seemed to believe that the Dawnshards were crucial to defeating Odium.

The Dawnshards are not the same thing as Honorblades; Shallan referred to them as distinct objects.[2]

Notes

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