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For a member of the [[Order of Lightweavers]] to be granted entrance to Shadesmar, the person must have spoken enough truths about themselves to their bonded Cryptic. In Shallan's case, the Cryptic she calls [[Pattern]] no longer required truths for her to enter Shadesmar{{book ref|WoR|7}} after she confessed her darkest secret.{{book ref|WoK|70}} Pattern helps Shallan Soulcast by acting as a translator between her and the objects represented by the glass beads.
Another type of spren that give access to Shadesmar are [[Inkspren]]. They bond to [[Elsecaller]]s and follow the same structure of Oaths as the orders besides Lightweavers. However, their access to Shadesmar seems to come primarily through the manipulation of the surge of [[Transportation]], which they share with the Order of [[Willshapers]], who are able to look into Shadesmar as an image overlaid onto the Physical Realm, aiding the user in checking their surroundings for living beings.{{book ref|sa4|11}}
Both Orders can use the glass beads in Shadesmar to form various structures that can be used there. For example, [[Jasnah]] can create a raft out of Shadesmar beads that she could stand safely on.{{book ref|WoK|70}} While trapped in Shadesmar, Shallan uses this ability on several occasions. While attempting to use the [[Thaylen City]] [[Oathgate]], she makes a wall physically appear there, rather than just being made of beads. This is called manifesting, and is described as being dangerous by Captain [[Notum]].
Azure, Shallan, and Kaladin all get impressions from the beads they pick up while in Shadesmar, so it should be reasonable to say that any Invested person can manifest objects there. Adolin, not being an Invested person, gets only the vaguest impressions of the objects the beads represent.
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