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The Order of Windrunners is an order of the Knights Radiant on Roshar.[1]

The Windrunners were Surgebinders who used the Surges of Adhesion and Gravitation, and they are associated with the sapphire polestone. They absorbed Stormlight from gems by inhalation. They formed a Nahel Bond with honorspren. The combination of Adhesion and Gravitation resulted in the three Lashings. Szeth was able to use the three Lashings by way of an Honorblade, assumed to have belonged to Jezrien, the order's patron. The glow of the Windrunners' Shardplate was blue.

Ideals of the Windrunners

The Ideals of the Knights Radiant, also known as the Immortal Words, are a set of rules by which the Radiants live. The First Ideal is shared by all of the orders, and is used as a motto for the Knights Radiant as a whole. Each of the orders then have an additional four Ideals that are unique to that order.[2] The Ideals of the Order of Windrunners all focus on protecting the innocent and defenseless.[3] Whenever a Windrunner speaks an Ideal, a glyph forms from ice at their feet, due to their order's closeness to the Bondsmiths on the Double Eye.[4]

The First Ideal

Life before death, strength before weakness, journey before destination.

—The First Ideal of the Knights Radiant[2]

The Second Ideal

I will protect those who cannot protect themselves.

—The Second Ideal of the Windrunners (as spoken by Kaladin[5] and Lopen[6])

The Third Ideal

This oath focuses on protecting others despite one's caveats, but the exact wording varies from individual to individual.[7] It must be spoken before a Windrunner can manifest their honorspren as a Shardblade.[8] In the era of the True Desolation, the first Windrunners to swear the Third Ideal were, respectively: Kaladin, Teft, Sigzil, Huio, and Lopen.[9]

I will protect even those I hate, so long as it is right.

— The Third Ideal of the Windrunners (as spoken by Kaladin)[8]

I will protect those I hate. Even...even if the one I hate most is... myself.

— The Third Ideal of the Windrunners (as spoken by Teft)[10]

I've got to protect people, you know? Even from myself.

— The Third Ideal of the Windrunners (as spoken by Lopen) [11]

The Fourth Ideal

While this ideal is unknown currently it is probable that, upon achieving this Ideal, a Windrunner gains his Shardplate.[12] It is hinted to have something to do with choosing to not save people.[12]

Kaladin almost swears this Ideal in Shadesmar, but falters, being unable to swear it.[13]

Abilities

Kaladin using Gravitation

The Windrunners use the Surges of Adhesion and Gravitation. The combination of these two Surges resulted in the three Lashings.[14][15] Someone wearing Shardplate is immune to Lashings, but any objects that they are touching can be affected.[16] Using a combination of Adhesion and Gravitation, a Windrunner could theoretically exit orbit.[17]

Unlike other Radiant orders, Windrunners will "explode with power" when they speak oaths, due to their order's proximity to the Order of Bondsmiths.[4]

Adhesion

Full Lashing

Using the Full Lashing, a Surgebinder can pool Stormlight into an area. All objects that subsequently touch this area will be bonded to the object, sticking them there and hindering their movement. The bond ends when the Stormlight runs out.

Gravitation

Basic Lashing

The Basic Lashing allows a Surgebinder to bind people or objects to different surfaces or in different directions, effectively changing the direction that gravity pulls them.

Reverse Lashing

By using the Reverse Lashing, a Surgebinder can increase the gravitational pull of an object, allowing the infused object to pull nearby objects toward it. The Surgebinder must maintain contact with the object to Reverse Lash it. Items that are airborne are pulled more strongly towards the infused object.

Resonance

Due to a combination of their two surges, Windrunners have new, secondary effects, known as the Resonance.[18] The Windrunners' Resonance is strength of squires,[19][20] which allows them to have many more squires than other Orders. After Kaladin swore the third oath, many of the bridgemen who worked under him were suddenly able to breathe Stormlight and heal.[21] Later, Kaladin trains the bridgemen in sucking in Stormlight and using Lashings. However, their abilities are only present when Kaladin is nearby. Sigzil noted that they could use Stormlight effectively within thirty miles of Kaladin, and their maximum distance was fifty miles. Squires will lose access to their powers in an hour or two after the Windrunner leaves.[22]

History

The Ancient Radiants

Before the Recreance, the Windrunners primarily worked as scouts and special forces teams, and often used the Surge of Gravitation to deliver a team of Radiants on a secret mission.[23][3] Though they were very similar to conventional soldiers, and had an appreciation for command structures and team dynamics,[3] the Stonewards were generally considered the best soldiers, though the Windrunners did dispute that claim at times.[24] Nevertheless, they also focused the most on mastering their weapons. As a result of their resonance, they had the most squires of all the orders.[3]

Around the time of the Recreance the Windrunners were an Order with over a hundred members,[25] and a considerable number of squires.[26] They also reportedly had some issues with the Order of Skybreakers.[26] At the beginning of the Recreance a large number of Windrunners along with many Stonewards abandoned their Shardblades and Shardplates before the fortress known as Feverstone Keep, which was recorded in one of Dalinar's visions.[25]

The Refounded Windrunners

During the Battle of the Tower, the bridge leader Kaladin said the second Ideal of the Windrunners, becoming the first Windrunner since the Recreance.[5] After he swore the third Ideal, the other members of Bridge Four became squires,[21] and many of them eventually initiated Nahel bonds of their own.[10][6] Dalinar's coalition often uses them as guards for important people, for the transportation of people and goods, and as scouts.

As a result of both their past as bridge crews in the army of Torol Sadeas and Kaladin's military training, the refounded order of Windrunners is well organized and maintains a strong military structure.[27][6] The Windrunners' resonance has led many of the bridgemen, as well as some others, to become squires,[28][29] making the Windrunners one of, if not the, most numerous of the modern orders.

Having a Windrunner on board a vessel was considered by Thaylen sailors to be a good omen.[30]

Notable Windrunners

Quotes

Now, as the Windrunners were thus engaged, arose the event which has hitherto been referenced: namely, that discovery of some wicked thing of eminence, though whether it be some rogueries among the Radiants' adherents or of some external origin, Avena would not suggest.

There came also sixteen of the order of Windrunners, and with them a considerable number of squires, and finding in that place the Skybreakers dividing the innocent from the guilty, there ensued a great debate.

Notes

  1. a b Palabras radiantes capítulo 54 Epígrafe#
  2. a b El camino de los reyes capítulo 59#
  3. a b c d The Ten Orders of Knights Radiant
    Arcanum - 2020-06-09#
  4. a b Oathbringer release party
    Arcanum - 2017-11-13#
  5. a b El camino de los reyes capítulo 67#
  6. a b c d Juramentada capítulo 121#
  7. Dawnshard Annotations Reddit Q&A
    Arcanum - 2020-11-06#
  8. a b Palabras radiantes capítulo 84#
  9. Esquirla del Amanecer (novella) epílogo#
  10. a b Juramentada capítulo 119#
  11. a b Esquirla del Amanecer (novella) epílogo#
  12. a b Juramentada capítulo 86 Epígrafe#
  13. Juramentada capítulo 118#
  14. El camino de los reyes prólogo#
  15. El camino de los reyes Ars Arcanum#
  16. El camino de los reyes interludio I-9#
  17. Words of Radiance San Diego signing
    Arcanum - 2014-03-04#
  18. /r/books AMA 2015
    Arcanum - 2015-08-04#
  19. Words of Radiance Chicago signing
    Arcanum - 2014-03-22#
  20. Firefight Phoenix signing
    Arcanum - 2015-01-21#
  21. a b Palabras radiantes capítulo 87#
  22. Juramentada capítulo 55#
  23. Skyward Atlanta signing
    Arcanum - 2018-11-17#
  24. The Ten Orders of Knights Radiant
    Arcanum - 2020-06-09#
  25. a b El camino de los reyes capítulo 52#
  26. a b Palabras radiantes capítulo 54#
  27. Juramentada capítulo 35#
  28. Juramentada capítulo 46#
  29. a b c Juramentada capítulo 122#
  30. Esquirla del Amanecer (novella) capítulo 4#
  31. a b General Reddit 2018
    Arcanum - 2018-07-16#
  32. Esquirla del Amanecer (novella) capítulo 7#
  33. Esquirla del Amanecer (novella) capítulo 11#
  34. a b c Esquirla del Amanecer (novella) capítulo 3#
  35. Palabras radiantes capítulo 38 Epígrafe#
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