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|It is only in the struggle to survive that a person—a people—achieves their potential.
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'''Bavadin''' es la Recipiente original, y actual, de la [[Esquirla]] [[Autonomía]].{{wob ref|7266}}{{wob ref|7641}} Es la única Esquirla en [[Taldain]], donde se halla investida en uno de los soles locales.{{wob ref|4021}}{{au ref|Taldain}}{{wob ref|6875}}
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'''Bavadin''' is the original and current Vessel of the [[Shard]] [[Autonomy]].{{book ref|mb7|19}}{{wob ref|7266}}{{wob ref|7641}} She is the only Shard of [[Taldain]], where she's invested in one of the local suns.{{wob ref|4021}}{{au ref|Taldain}}{{wob ref|6875}}
   
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== Apariencia y Personalidad ==
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== Appearance and Personality ==
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=== Appearance ===
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Aunque es una mujer, Bavadin tiene el hábito de tomar múltiples formas y apariencias. Tiene varias personificaciones masculinas y femeninas, y habitualmente se presenta como distintas personas de la misma cultura, raza, género y otras cualidades son fluidas en lo que a ella concierne.{{wob ref|3974}} Bavadin parece disfrutar de cambiar de apariencia, y algunas de las formas que toma cambian en el mismo día.{{wob ref|5721}} Incluso su especie original no está clara;se sabe que nos es un dragón,{{wob ref|15149}} pero ni siquiera se sabe si es humana o [[Sho Del]].{{wob ref|9676}}
  
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Bavadin has a habit of taking on multiple forms and appearances. She has several male and female personas, and will often present herself as different people to the same culture; although she is usually referred to with feminine pronouns, gender, as well as race and other qualities, are fluid where she is concerned.{{book ref|mb7|20}}{{wob ref|3974}} Bavadin seems fond of changing her appearance, and she does so daily.{{wob ref|5721}} Even her original species is unclear; she is not a dragon, but it's unknown whether she's human or [[Sho Del]].{{wob ref|15149}}{{wob ref|9676}} In artwork, she is sometimes depicted as a feminine figure with long, vividly red hair; it is unclear, however, if this is her "true" appearance, or if she even has a "true appearance" in the first place.{{map ref|Dayside}}{{file ref|Autonomy Playing Card.png}}
   
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=== Personality ===
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La interpretación de Bavadin de Autonomía la ha llevado a un estricto aislacionismo; prohíbe viajar a y desde [[Taldain]], para detrimento de los saltamundos del planeta. Al mismo tiempo, está más que dispuesta a intervenir en tramas que suceden en otros mundos.{{au ref|Taldain}}{{wob ref|2571}} Es aficionada a crear avatares, entidades conscientes que contienen una porción del poder de Autonomía pero son independientes a ella.{{wob ref|9385}} No se sabe cuánto de sus personalidades están influidas por Bavadin. Al menos uno de los avatares es arrogante y confiado, aunque no se sabe si es una característica compartida por los demás, y por tanto, no está claro si Bavadin es también así.{{book ref|sa3|47}}
  
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|Trell demands that her servants prove themselves. Against adversity. Against society. Against the roles we take. And when there are several who fit the same slot in life … well, only the strongest can survive and be rewarded.
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Bavadin is a strong believer in strength through struggle; to her, only those who can overcome great adversity can be truly worthy, while those who cannot keep up do not deserve to survive in her world. She admires tenacity and individualism, and appreciates people who are bold and willing to do whatever it takes to achieve their goals.{{book ref|mb7|19}} She does not care for those who try to fake their drive and passion, however, preferring those truly dedicated to their causes rather than those who try to appease her. While she typically acts through her avatars, she will occasionally talk directly with those who truly impress her.{{book ref|mb7|55}} In person, she is haughty and self-assured, goading her opponents into acting against her and wanting them to present strong opposition; at the same time, she does not like being denied her goals.{{book ref|mb7|55}}{{book ref|mb7|74}} She is, however, strategic; she knows when to withdraw and regroup, and has back-up plans in case of failure.{{book ref|mb7|74}}{{book ref|mb7|69}}
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== Habilidades y Atributos ==
  
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{{image|Autonomy by zoethatcher.jpg|side=right|width=250px|Bavadin y sus avatares}}
  
   
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While Bavadin appreciates the driven and the ambitious, she is also extremely controlling. Under Autonomy, people are only allowed to express their individualism in the forms she approves of; a sort of assigned uniqueness, manufactured to fit into the larger whole she is building.{{book ref|mb7|20}} She is also not opposed to meddling with the affairs of other planets, including those that already have Shards of their own, even as she herself seeks to remain isolated and separate, unwilling to let herself be "contaminated" by any other Shard.{{au ref|Taldain}}{{wob ref|9608}} She is extremely proactive in making sure that her own autonomy is enforced, to the detriment of others.{{book ref|mb7|19}}
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Bavadin es la Recipiente de una [[Esquirla]], lo que anula su envejecimiento, y le hace incorpórea e increíblemente poderosa. Si Autonomía le concede algún tipo de fuerza o habilidad única es algo desconocido, aunque es capaz de excluir a gente de acceder a [[Taldain]] por el [[Reino Cognitivo]].{{au ref|Taldain}} Parece ser una muy hábil y aguda actriz, capaz de tomar el rol de docenas de personalidades inventadas; hay panteones de dioses donde cada deidad es en realidad Bavadin con un aspecto diferente.{{wob ref|3974}}
  
   
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When acting on other worlds, she is cunning and scheming, using fake personas and setting up entire made-up faiths with the intent to reactivate them later, when it suits her purposes.{{book ref|mb7|19}} She is particularly fond of crafting avatars, sapient entities holding a portion of her power; her overall goal appears to be "crowding out" the other Shards with the many versions of herself.{{book ref|mb7|20}}
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== Historia ==
  
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== Abilities and Attributes ==
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{{image|Autonomy by zoethatcher.jpg|side=right|width=250px|Bavadin and her avatars}}
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=== Shard of Adonalsium ===
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{{for|Autonomy#Associated Magics|abilities granted by [[Autonomy]]}}
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Bavadin is a Vessel of a [[Shard]], making her ageless, incorporeal and incredibly powerful. Whether Autonomy grants her any unique strengths or abilities is unknown; however, Bavadin is highly skilled in using her Shardic powers.
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Bavadin's main area of expertise is the creation of avatars, sapient, semi-autonomous entities wielding a portion of her power.{{book ref|mb7|19}} Through her avatars, Bavadin can take on a myriad appearances, often multiple at once; she is a keen actress, assuming dozens of made up-personas. Her primary focus on using those avatars is creating and maintaining religions. There are entire pantheons of gods where every deity is actually Bavadin in a different disguise.{{wob ref|3974}}
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Aside from her avatars, Bavadin seems to have some measure of skill in combating other Shards. She successfully manages to infiltrate and Invest [[Scadrial]] without [[Harmony]] being able to act on it until it is too late. When acting directly, Bavadin knows how to bind another Shard, blinding them and effectively restricting their access to future-sight.{{book ref|mb7|19}} She can do so without endangering herself; like all Shards, Bavadin is unwilling to use her full power and thus expose herself to retaliation, preferring to act through intermediaries instead.{{book ref|mb7|66}}
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=== Perpendicularity Control ===
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Bavadin seems to have mastered control over [[perpendicularity|perpendicularities]]. She has barred access to [[Taldain]] through the [[Cognitive Realm]], locking any native worldhoppers out of their own homeland.{{au ref|Taldain}} On other worlds, she has shown the ability to create artificial, temporary perpendicularities; the methods by which she does so are unknown to cosmere scholars and appear to break the known laws of [[Realmatic Theory]].{{book ref|mb7|50}}
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However, unlike natural perpendicularities, the portals created by Autonomy have strict constraints, requiring specific time and place to form. What affects those conditions is unclear, though it appears that large quantities of Invested individuals and liquid Investiture are key aspects. Whatever the case may be, those constraints means that for Bavadin to use the portals effectively, she requires a great deal of coordination and timing.{{book ref|mb7|59}} Additionally, once made, those perpedicularities can be destroyed by spending the Investiture they are comprised of; a small group of [[Allomancer]]s can destroy a portal over the course of several minutes.{{book ref|mb7|64}}
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=== Followers ===
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Through her propensity for creating avatars and faiths focused on those avatars, Bavadin has gathered no small amount of religious influence throughout the cosmere. She has been known to leverage it for her own purposes at times -- such as manifesting her [[Sand Lord]] persona to [[Elorin]] to facilitate the destruction of the [[Sand mastery|sand masters]].{{book ref|ws3|6}}
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Outside of [[Taldain]], Bavadin has more people to draw on. The best-known of them is the group called the [[Set]] from [[Scadrial]]. Worshippers of Bavadin's [[Trell]] persona, the Set have been activated by her at some point after the [[Catacendre]] with the purpose of taking control over [[Elendel Basin]] and through it, the whole of the planet.{{book ref|mb6|epilogue}} Vast majority of the Set appear unaware of Trell's true nature, with only their last leader, [[Telsin Ladrian]], knowing Bavadin's full intentions for the planet; nevertheless, the group is closely tied to Autonomy, enough so for her to Invest Telsin as her avatar.{{book ref|mb7|19}}{{book ref|mb7|66}}
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When religious or subtle methods prove insufficient, Bavadin controls a more brutal group known as '''the men of gold and red'''. Those inhuman, advanced warriors serve as Bavadin's army of destroyers, to be brought through by [[Cognitive Realm]] and lay waste to a land when other methods have failed.{{book ref|mb7|60}} However, the men of gold and red are apparently difficult to control once let loose; it's unclear how well Bavadin can command them once she gives the order to attack.{{book ref|mb7|50}}
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== History ==
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Like all original Vessels, Bavadin came from [[Yolen]].{{wob ref|7939}} She and a number of others killed the creator-god, [[Adonalsium]], and split up his power into sixteen pieces.{{msh ref|3|2}} Bavadin herself picked up the piece which became Autonomy and departed Yolen, eventually winding up in [[Taldain]], where she [[Investiture|Invested]] herself in the local sun.{{au ref|Taldain}}
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== Relationships ==
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=== Immortal Entities ===
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|[[Patji (being)|Patji]] to [[Hoid]]{{epigraph ref|sa3|42}}
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Bavadin seems to have had some alliance with [[Rayse]], the prior Vessel of [[Odium]], although whether this alliance still stands with [[Taravangian]] is unclear. She assisted Rayse in splintering the shards of [[Devotion]] and [[Dominion]], though the extent and nature of this assistance is uncertain.{{wob ref|2614}} [[Hoid]] holds a deep grudge against both Bavadin and Rayse, for unknown, but related reasons.{{wob ref|10630}} Bavadin herself doesn't seem to be overly fond of Hoid either, though they two have had a prior relationship of some nature.{{epigraph ref|sa3|42}} In the present, her avatars deeply dislike Hoid, and at least one of them -- the [[Obrodai]] avatar -- has been instilled with deep dislike of him as a precaution.{{epigraph ref|sa3|50}}
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Como todos los Recipientes originales, Bavadin proviene de [[Yolen]].{{wob ref|7939}} Ella y otros mataron al dios creador, [[Adonalsium]], y dividieron su poder en dieciséis partes.{{msh ref|3|2}} Bavadin tomó el fragmento que pasó a ser Autonomía y partió de Yolen, terminando en [[Taldain]], donde se [[Investidura|invistió]] a sí misma en el sol local.{{au ref|Taldain}}
  
   
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By contrast, Bavadin appears to feel threatened by [[Harmony]], or perhaps Scadrial and what its technological development may mean to her own isolationist policies. She does not respect Harmony's hold on his world and infiltrates it, both through her followers and with her own Investiture. While she intially approaches Harmony with an offer of a peaceful resolution to their conflict, seemingly willing to let the Shard live (at least for now), when Harmony rejects it, Bavadin doesn't hesitate to blind him.{{book ref|mb7|19}} It is unclear what her plans are for dealing with Harmony after she would wipe out Scadrial.
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=== Wax and Telsin Ladrian ===
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== Relaciones ==
  
 
{{quote
  
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Bavadin seems very interested in the Ladrian siblings, perhaps due to their uncle [[Edwarn Ladrian|Edwarn]]'s involvement with the [[Set]]. She particularly likes [[Wax]], calling him a "masterpiece" and bemoaning the fact that he was claimed by Harmony before she could get to him.{{book ref|mb7|55}}{{book ref|mb7|66}} She takes the time to speak with Wax, commending him on his pursuit of her people and challenging him to prove that Scadrial deserves to be left free of her manipulation.{{book ref|mb7|55}}
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Bavadin parece tener una alianza con [[Rayse]], el Recipiente de [[Odium]]. Ha asistido al Astillamiento de las esquirlas de [[Devoción]] y [[Dominio]], aunque se desconoce si hizo algo durante el proceso.{{wob ref|2614}} [[Hoid]] tiene un profundo rencor hacia Bavadin y Rayse, por razones desconocidas, pero por motivos relacionados.{{wob ref|10630}} Bavadin tampoco parece que le tenga mucho aprecio a Hoid, aunque los dos tuvieron una relación de algún tipo en el pasado.{{epigraph ref|sa3|42}} En el presente, los avatares sienten un desprecio muy intenso por Hoid y al menos uno de ellos, el Avatar de [[Obrodai]], ha sido inculcado con este sentimiento como precaución.{{epigraph ref|sa3|50}}
  
   
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Once [[Telsin Ladrian]] takes over the Set, Bavadin seems to respect her drive and desire to survive. She makes her Autonomy's avatar, granting her the title of Trell, and gives her time to enact her own plan to take over the planet before she unleashes the men of gold and red on it.{{book ref|mb7|66}} However, Bavadin finds Telsin somewhat more tedious and lacking in the individualism; she considers her attempts to display it fake and manufactured for Bavadin.{{book ref|mb7|55}} Once Telsin's plan begins to unravel, Bavadin abandons her altogther, no longer interested in anything Telsin may want to say or do.{{book ref|mb7|69}}
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== Trivia ==
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* De entre los recipientes originales, [[Brandon]] tiene especial cariño a Bavadin.{{wob ref|6874}} Parte del motivo por el que se arrepiente de haber dejado de lado ''[[Arena Blanca]]'' es que no va a poder hacer todavía una introducción de Bavadin como es debido en la historia.{{wob ref|3974}}
  
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* Among the original Vessels, [[Brandon]] is very fond of Bavadin.{{wob ref|6874}} Part of the reason he regretted moving on from ''[[White Sand]]'' is that he couldn't properly introduce Bavadin in-story just then.{{wob ref|3974}} He has since introduced Bavadin in [[The Lost Metal]].
   
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Bavadin
Autonomy by ML Malandrino.jpg
por Maria Lia Malandrino
Capacidades Esquirla Autonomy
Títulos Autonomy
Apodos Sand Lord, Patji, Trell
Mundo natal Taldain
Universo Cosmere
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“It is only in the struggle to survive that a person—a people—achieves their potential. ”

—Bavadin[1]

Bavadin is the original and current Vessel of the Shard Autonomy.[2][3][4] She is the only Shard of Taldain, where she's invested in one of the local suns.[5][6][7]

Appearance and Personality

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Appearance

Bavadin has a habit of taking on multiple forms and appearances. She has several male and female personas, and will often present herself as different people to the same culture; although she is usually referred to with feminine pronouns, gender, as well as race and other qualities, are fluid where she is concerned.[8][9] Bavadin seems fond of changing her appearance, and she does so daily.[10] Even her original species is unclear; she is not a dragon, but it's unknown whether she's human or Sho Del.[11][12] In artwork, she is sometimes depicted as a feminine figure with long, vividly red hair; it is unclear, however, if this is her "true" appearance, or if she even has a "true appearance" in the first place.[13][14]

Personality

“Trell demands that her servants prove themselves. Against adversity. Against society. Against the roles we take. And when there are several who fit the same slot in life … well, only the strongest can survive and be rewarded. ”

Bavadin is a strong believer in strength through struggle; to her, only those who can overcome great adversity can be truly worthy, while those who cannot keep up do not deserve to survive in her world. She admires tenacity and individualism, and appreciates people who are bold and willing to do whatever it takes to achieve their goals.[2] She does not care for those who try to fake their drive and passion, however, preferring those truly dedicated to their causes rather than those who try to appease her. While she typically acts through her avatars, she will occasionally talk directly with those who truly impress her.[1] In person, she is haughty and self-assured, goading her opponents into acting against her and wanting them to present strong opposition; at the same time, she does not like being denied her goals.[1][16] She is, however, strategic; she knows when to withdraw and regroup, and has back-up plans in case of failure.[16][17]

While Bavadin appreciates the driven and the ambitious, she is also extremely controlling. Under Autonomy, people are only allowed to express their individualism in the forms she approves of; a sort of assigned uniqueness, manufactured to fit into the larger whole she is building.[8] She is also not opposed to meddling with the affairs of other planets, including those that already have Shards of their own, even as she herself seeks to remain isolated and separate, unwilling to let herself be "contaminated" by any other Shard.[6][18] She is extremely proactive in making sure that her own autonomy is enforced, to the detriment of others.[2]

When acting on other worlds, she is cunning and scheming, using fake personas and setting up entire made-up faiths with the intent to reactivate them later, when it suits her purposes.[2] She is particularly fond of crafting avatars, sapient entities holding a portion of her power; her overall goal appears to be "crowding out" the other Shards with the many versions of herself.[8]

Abilities and Attributes

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Bavadin and her avatars

Shard of Adonalsium

Para abilities granted by Autonomy, ver Autonomy#Associated Magics.

Bavadin is a Vessel of a Shard, making her ageless, incorporeal and incredibly powerful. Whether Autonomy grants her any unique strengths or abilities is unknown; however, Bavadin is highly skilled in using her Shardic powers.

Bavadin's main area of expertise is the creation of avatars, sapient, semi-autonomous entities wielding a portion of her power.[2] Through her avatars, Bavadin can take on a myriad appearances, often multiple at once; she is a keen actress, assuming dozens of made up-personas. Her primary focus on using those avatars is creating and maintaining religions. There are entire pantheons of gods where every deity is actually Bavadin in a different disguise.[9]

Aside from her avatars, Bavadin seems to have some measure of skill in combating other Shards. She successfully manages to infiltrate and Invest Scadrial without Harmony being able to act on it until it is too late. When acting directly, Bavadin knows how to bind another Shard, blinding them and effectively restricting their access to future-sight.[2] She can do so without endangering herself; like all Shards, Bavadin is unwilling to use her full power and thus expose herself to retaliation, preferring to act through intermediaries instead.[19]

Perpendicularity Control

“There are planets where Autonomy has created such portals unexpectedly, and against all understood mechanics. ”

Bavadin seems to have mastered control over perpendicularities. She has barred access to Taldain through the Cognitive Realm, locking any native worldhoppers out of their own homeland.[6] On other worlds, she has shown the ability to create artificial, temporary perpendicularities; the methods by which she does so are unknown to cosmere scholars and appear to break the known laws of Realmatic Theory.[20]

However, unlike natural perpendicularities, the portals created by Autonomy have strict constraints, requiring specific time and place to form. What affects those conditions is unclear, though it appears that large quantities of Invested individuals and liquid Investiture are key aspects. Whatever the case may be, those constraints means that for Bavadin to use the portals effectively, she requires a great deal of coordination and timing.[21] Additionally, once made, those perpedicularities can be destroyed by spending the Investiture they are comprised of; a small group of Allomancers can destroy a portal over the course of several minutes.[22]

Followers

Through her propensity for creating avatars and faiths focused on those avatars, Bavadin has gathered no small amount of religious influence throughout the cosmere. She has been known to leverage it for her own purposes at times -- such as manifesting her Sand Lord persona to Elorin to facilitate the destruction of the sand masters.[23]

Outside of Taldain, Bavadin has more people to draw on. The best-known of them is the group called the Set from Scadrial. Worshippers of Bavadin's Trell persona, the Set have been activated by her at some point after the Catacendre with the purpose of taking control over Elendel Basin and through it, the whole of the planet.[24] Vast majority of the Set appear unaware of Trell's true nature, with only their last leader, Telsin Ladrian, knowing Bavadin's full intentions for the planet; nevertheless, the group is closely tied to Autonomy, enough so for her to Invest Telsin as her avatar.[2][19]

When religious or subtle methods prove insufficient, Bavadin controls a more brutal group known as the men of gold and red. Those inhuman, advanced warriors serve as Bavadin's army of destroyers, to be brought through by Cognitive Realm and lay waste to a land when other methods have failed.[25] However, the men of gold and red are apparently difficult to control once let loose; it's unclear how well Bavadin can command them once she gives the order to attack.[20]

History

Like all original Vessels, Bavadin came from Yolen.[26] She and a number of others killed the creator-god, Adonalsium, and split up his power into sixteen pieces.[27] Bavadin herself picked up the piece which became Autonomy and departed Yolen, eventually winding up in Taldain, where she Invested herself in the local sun.[6]

Para subsequent events, ver Autonomy#History.

Relationships

Immortal Entities

“You must know better than to approach us by relying upon presumption of past relationship. ”

Bavadin seems to have had some alliance with Rayse, the prior Vessel of Odium, although whether this alliance still stands with Taravangian is unclear. She assisted Rayse in splintering the shards of Devotion and Dominion, though the extent and nature of this assistance is uncertain.[29] Hoid holds a deep grudge against both Bavadin and Rayse, for unknown, but related reasons.[30] Bavadin herself doesn't seem to be overly fond of Hoid either, though they two have had a prior relationship of some nature.[28] In the present, her avatars deeply dislike Hoid, and at least one of them -- the Obrodai avatar -- has been instilled with deep dislike of him as a precaution.[31]

By contrast, Bavadin appears to feel threatened by Harmony, or perhaps Scadrial and what its technological development may mean to her own isolationist policies. She does not respect Harmony's hold on his world and infiltrates it, both through her followers and with her own Investiture. While she intially approaches Harmony with an offer of a peaceful resolution to their conflict, seemingly willing to let the Shard live (at least for now), when Harmony rejects it, Bavadin doesn't hesitate to blind him.[2] It is unclear what her plans are for dealing with Harmony after she would wipe out Scadrial.

Wax and Telsin Ladrian

“Such drive. Such individualism. A shame that Harmony got you first. ”

—Bavadin to Wax[1]

Bavadin seems very interested in the Ladrian siblings, perhaps due to their uncle Edwarn's involvement with the Set. She particularly likes Wax, calling him a "masterpiece" and bemoaning the fact that he was claimed by Harmony before she could get to him.[1][19] She takes the time to speak with Wax, commending him on his pursuit of her people and challenging him to prove that Scadrial deserves to be left free of her manipulation.[1]

Once Telsin Ladrian takes over the Set, Bavadin seems to respect her drive and desire to survive. She makes her Autonomy's avatar, granting her the title of Trell, and gives her time to enact her own plan to take over the planet before she unleashes the men of gold and red on it.[19] However, Bavadin finds Telsin somewhat more tedious and lacking in the individualism; she considers her attempts to display it fake and manufactured for Bavadin.[1] Once Telsin's plan begins to unravel, Bavadin abandons her altogther, no longer interested in anything Telsin may want to say or do.[17]

Trivia

  • Among the original Vessels, Brandon is very fond of Bavadin.[32] Part of the reason he regretted moving on from White Sand is that he couldn't properly introduce Bavadin in-story just then.[9] He has since introduced Bavadin in The Lost Metal.

Notes

  1. ↑ a b c d e f g El metal perdido capítulo 55#
  2. ↑ a b c d e f g h El metal perdido capítulo 19#
  3. ↑ Oslo signing, 2011
    — Arcanum - 2011-05-30#
  4. ↑ Firefight San Francisco signing
    — Arcanum - 2015-01-17#
  5. ↑ /r/fantasy AMA 2011
    — Arcanum - 2011-08-31#
  6. ↑ a b c d Arcanum Ilimitado - Sistema de Taldain#
  7. ↑ Words of Radiance San Francisco signing
    — Arcanum - 2014-03-06#
  8. ↑ a b c El metal perdido capítulo 20#
  9. ↑ a b c General Reddit 2016
    — Arcanum - 2016-11-28#
  10. ↑ Arcanum Unbounded Seattle signing
    — Arcanum - 2016-12-01#
  11. ↑ Mini-Con 2021
    — Arcanum - 2021-11-22#
  12. ↑ Arcanum Unbounded release party
    — Arcanum - 2016-11-22#
  13. ↑ Mapa de Dayside
  14. ↑ Autonomy Playing Card.png
  15. ↑ El metal perdido capítulo 65#
  16. ↑ a b El metal perdido capítulo 74#
  17. ↑ a b El metal perdido capítulo 69#
  18. ↑ JordanCon 2018
    — Arcanum - 2018-04-20#
  19. ↑ a b c d El metal perdido capítulo 66#
  20. ↑ a b c El metal perdido capítulo 50#
  21. ↑ El metal perdido capítulo 59#
  22. ↑ El metal perdido capítulo 64#
  23. ↑ Arena Blanca Volumen 3 capítulo 6#
  24. ↑ Brazales de Duelo (libro) epílogo#
  25. ↑ El metal perdido capítulo 60#
  26. ↑ Words of Radiance Philadelphia signing
    — Arcanum - 2014-03-21#
  27. ↑ Nacidos de la bruma: Historia Secreta parte 3 capítulo 2#
  28. ↑ a b Juramentada capítulo 42 Epígrafe#
  29. ↑ Lisbon signing
    — Arcanum - 2016-11-07#
  30. ↑ FanX 2018
    — Arcanum - 2018-09-06#
  31. ↑ Juramentada capítulo 50 Epígrafe#
  32. ↑ Words of Radiance San Francisco signing
    — Arcanum - 2014-03-06#
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