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Revisión del 01:49 26 ene 2019

Caballeros Radiantes
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por Rebecca Sorge
Mundo de origen Roshar
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“ "I'm not some glorious knight of ancient days. I'm a broken man. Do you hear me, Syl? I'm broken."
She zipped up to him and whispered, "That’s what they all were, silly" ”

— Kaladin and Syl on what the Knights Radiant were like.[1]

The Knights Radiant were an organization of Surgebinders on Roshar. Their Orders were centered at Urithiru, but they lived all across Alethela, the Silver Kingdom who had to maintain the arts of war. They considered it their duty and privilege to stay vigilant for Desolations.[2] It is commonly believed that they betrayed mankind on the Day of Recreance, and were then referred to as the Lost Radiants. Their symbol was a golden hourglass shape, of eight spheres connected with two at the center. The Parshendi call them Neshua Kadal; Radiant Knight.[3][4]

History

“They were a solution, a way to offset the destruction of the Desolations. Ten orders of knights, founded with the purpose of helping men fight, then rebuild.”

The first Surgebinders came to be as a result of spren trying to imitate what Honor had given his Heralds. The spren formed bonds with the mankind to give them Surgebinding abilities.[5] Honor was surprised by their coming, because he hadn't taught it to his Heralds.[5] These Surgebinders were later formed into the ten orders of the Knights Radiant by the Herald Ishar'Elin, for the purpose of watching for the coming Desolations, and helping men fight, then rebuild the society from the destruction of the Desolations, and they adopted the city of Urithiru as their base.[6] For a long time, they maintained their duty, until eventually they abandoned it on what is now known as the Day of Recreance,[7] and possibly even turned against their wards, as some legends say.[8] This betrayal caused many spren to die, their corpses becoming tools of destruction, and as a result they stopped granting humanity Surgebinding.[9]

In recent times, sensing an impending danger, the spren started returning to mankind as an act of self-preservation.[10] People all over Roshar started gaining Surgebinding powers by forming Nahel bonds with the spren in the following years. At the beginning of the year 1174, Urithiru was reclaimed, and the Knights Radiant were re-founded with initially four members; Kaladin, Shallan Davar, Dalinar Kholin, and Renarin Kholin.[11]

Radiant Orders and Powers

Symbols of the Ten Radiant Orders and their Surges

The Knights Radiant comprised ten different Orders, some of which had several hundred members. Each Order had two Surges associated with it, and each Surge was used by two different Orders. Scholars associated the ten Orders with the Ten Essences as well.

Order of Windrunners
The first Order of the Knights Radiant with the ability to bind Surges Adhesion and Gravitation.[12] The combination of these two Surges resulted in the powers known as the Three Lashings.[13] Windrunners are associated with the sapphire polestone and the Herald Jezrien.
Order of Skybreakers
The second Order of the Knights Radiant with the ability to bind Surges Gravitation and Division.[12] Skybreakers are associated with the smokestone polestone and the Herald Nale.
Order of Dustbringers
The third Order of the Knights Radiant with the ability to bind Surges Division and Abrasion.[12] They could apparently destroy things.[14] Dustbringers are associated with the ruby polestone and the Herald Chanarach.
Order of Edgedancers
The fourth Order of the Knights Radiant with the ability to bind Surges Abrasion and Progression.[12] Edgedancers are associated with the diamond polestone and the Herald Vedel.
Order of Truthwatchers
The fifth Order of the Knights Radiant with the ability to bind Surges Progression and Illumination. The surge of Progression granted the Truthwatchers the power of regrowth, which allowed them to heal people[15], and at least two Truthwatchers have demonstrated the ability to foresee future events[16][17]. Truthwatchers are associated with the emerald polestone and the Herald Pailliah.
Order of Lightweavers
The sixth Order of the Knights Radiant with the ability to bind Surges Illumination and Transformation.[12] They could create illusions and had the inherent ability to Soulcast.[18][19] Lightweavers are associated with the garnet polestone and the Herald Shalash.
Order of Elsecallers
The seventh Order of the Knights Radiant with the ability to bind Surges Transformation and Transportation.[12] They had the inherent ability to Soulcast.[19] Elsecallers are associated with the zircon polestone and the Herald Battah.
Order of Willshapers
The eighth Order of the Knights Radiant with the ability to bind Surges Transportation and Cohesion. Willshapers are associated with the amethyst polestone and the Herald Kalak.
Order of Stonewards
The ninth Order of the Knights Radiant with the ability to bind Surges Cohesion and Tension.[12] Stonewards are associated with the topaz polestone and the Herald Talenel.
Order of Bondsmiths
The tenth Order of the Knights Radiant with the ability to bind Surges Tension and Adhesion. Bondsmiths are associated with the heliodor polestone and the Herald Ishar.

The Knights Radiant also used Shardblades and Shardplates, which were etched with glyphs and glowed a different color according to the Order they were a part of. Not all Radiant have access to shards and many Orders don't receive them until they have said multiple Ideals.

Squires

Many orders of the knights are able to grant the ability to use Stormlight and some of their Surges to people hoping to become knights themselves. Hopeful squires must start themselves on the path of becoming a member of that order. For Windrunners this appears to be coming to a mental state geared to protecting. Each order follows a path and with a Knight willing to help the first steps can be taken before Bonding a Spren themselves. This shows the Spren what people are good candidates for each order, and reducing the chance that a Spren will die from failed oaths. It is possible for a person to remain a squire their whole life, or to bond a spren from a different order than the Knight they were a squire of.[20]

Known orders to have Squires

-Windrunners

-Skybreakers

-Lightweavers

Immortal Words

Para a full discussion of all the Ideals, ver Immortal Words.

“Life before death. Strength before weakness. Journey before destination. ”

—The First Ideal of the Knights Radiant

The Ideals of the Knights Radiant, known as The Immortal Words, serve as a guide to them for how they were to live their lives. Each order of Radiants have five Ideals, with the First Ideal being the same for every order sometimes called the Ideal of Radiance acts as a motto and guide for the entire organization of Knights Radiant, while the four later Ideals are different for every order. The Unique Ideals of Each order are part of a journey to progress them on a path and to keep the Surges from being used without restraint.

Vorinism

In Vorinism, the fall of the Knights Radiant was called the Day of Recreance.

Vorinism taught that the Knights Radiant betrayed the people. It was taught that their powers were not real, but elaborate tricks, and that they only pretended to have a holy calling. The "evidence" for this was that the powers could not be reproduced.

Known Knights Radiant

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Windrunners
Skybreakers
  • Nale (bonded with unknown spren; also Skybreaker Herald)
  • Ki (bonded with Winnow)
  • Szeth (bonded with unknown spren)
  • Warren (bonded with unknown spren)
Truthwatchers
Lightweavers
Other current-day Radiants
Historical Radiants
Deceased would-be Radiants
  • Ym (could be Truthwatcher)
  • Elhokar (could be Lightweaver)
  • Tien (could be Lightweaver)
  • Helaran (could be Skybreaker)

Notes

  1. ↑ Palabras radiantes capítulo 68#
  2. ↑ El camino de los reyes capítulo 49#
  3. ↑ El camino de los reyes capítulo 67#
  4. ↑ El camino de los reyes capítulo 68#
  5. ↑ a b c Palabras radiantes capítulo 4#
  6. ↑ El camino de los reyes capítulo 60#
  7. ↑ El camino de los reyes capítulo 52#
  8. ↑ El camino de los reyes capítulo 45#
  9. ↑ Palabras radiantes capítulo 3#
  10. ↑ Palabras radiantes capítulo 1#
  11. ↑ Palabras radiantes capítulo 89#
  12. ↑ a b c d e f g Seattle Signing Report
    — Foros de 17th Shard - 10/14/2013#
  13. ↑ El camino de los reyes prólogo#
  14. ↑ Preludio al Archivo de las Tormentas#
  15. ↑ Palabras radiantes interludio I-2#
  16. ↑ Juramentada capítulo 85 Epígrafe#
  17. ↑ Palabras radiantes capítulo 85#
  18. ↑ Release announcement
    — Tor.com - Feb 28 2013#
  19. ↑ a b El camino de los reyes capítulo 72#
  20. ↑ Miscellaneous 2018
    — Arcanum - 2018-10-14#
  21. ↑ Juramentada capítulo 122#
  22. ↑ Palabras radiantes capítulo 58 Epígrafe#
  23. ↑ El camino de los reyes capítulo 33 Epígrafe#
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