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Thunderclasts are enormous stone beasts, easily five or six times larger than a person, with their hands alone being six feet long.{{book ref|sa1|60}}{{book ref|sa1|part=prelude}} They take a skeletal, humanoid form, with long limbs that end with spiky, clawed fingers. On their chests, they have rib-like protrusions, and there are ridges running along their backs.{{book ref|sa2|4}} Their heads are narrow and arrow-like, with glowing red eyes.{{book ref|sa2|4}}{{book ref|sa3|84}}
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Thunderclasts are enormous stone beasts, easily five or six times taller than a person, with their hands alone being six feet long.{{book ref|sa1|60}}{{book ref|sa1|part=prelude}} They take a skeletal, humanoid form, with long limbs that end with spiky, clawed fingers. On their chests, they have rib-like protrusions, and there are ridges running along their backs.{{book ref|sa2|4}} Their heads are narrow and arrow-like, with glowing red eyes.{{book ref|sa2|4}}{{book ref|sa3|84}}
   
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The thunderclast proper, however, is a [[singer]] soul. The potential thunderclasts are far more powerful than their [[Fused]] kinsmen, and much more twisted, to the point where they barely resemble their species. When they desire to take on a physical form, they sink into the stone and animate it, ripping themselves out in the humanoid form.{{book ref|sa3|115}} As such, they retain some qualities of the material they take on, like the color or a covering of moss or fungus.{{book ref|sa2|4}}
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The thunderclast proper, however, is a kind of [[Voidspren]]. When one desires to take on a physical form, it sinks into the stone and animates it, ripping itself out of the stone in its humanoid form.{{book ref|sa3|115}} As such, the body retains some qualities of the material, like the color or a covering of moss or fungus.{{book ref|sa2|4}}
   
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It's possible that there are other types of [[Cognitive Realm|Cognitive]] entities that can create thunderclasts, as a [[spren]] is also seen at one point plunging into the ground right before a thunderclast rips itself out.{{book ref|sa2|4}}
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In one of Dalinar's visions, he sees a red [[spren]] plunging into the ground right before a thunderclast rips itself out.{{book ref|sa2|4}}
   
 
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Despite their enormous size, thunderclasts have no problems staying upright, and can swing their body around with incredible force, easily toppling regular fortifications.{{book ref|sa3|116}} Though brute force is their greatest strength, they're also capable of precise actions such as throwing boulders,{{book ref|sa3|83}} or carrying regular [[Fused]] in their hands without crushing them.{{book ref|sa3|116}}
 
Despite their enormous size, thunderclasts have no problems staying upright, and can swing their body around with incredible force, easily toppling regular fortifications.{{book ref|sa3|116}} Though brute force is their greatest strength, they're also capable of precise actions such as throwing boulders,{{book ref|sa3|83}} or carrying regular [[Fused]] in their hands without crushing them.{{book ref|sa3|116}}
   
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Although warped and twisted, thundercasts seem to retain some level of personality, enough so to answer to names and have a concrete sense of their gender. While they can obey commands, however, they do not seem capable of communicating themselves.{{book ref|sa3|117}} They are capable of making earth-shaking roars and trumpeting sounds to express their emotions, though.{{book ref|sa3|120}}
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Although warped and twisted, thundercasts seem to retain some level of personality, enough so to answer to names. While they can obey commands, they do not seem capable of communicating themselves.{{book ref|sa3|117}} However, they can produce earth-shaking roars and trumpeting sounds to express their emotions.{{book ref|sa3|120}}
   
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Despite being made of the same material as their targets, they do not crack, and it seems they cannot be destroyed by ordinary means, although hammers are given as a viable option for combating them.{{book ref|sa3|116}}{{book ref|sa2|4}} Another viable way to deal with them is to cut them up with [[Shardblade]]s to the point where they're no longer mobile, although this carries significant risk to both people and their surroundings. [[Nightblood]] can kill them for good.{{book ref|sa3|117}}
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Hammers are given as a viable option for combating thunderclasts.{{book ref|sa3|116}}{{book ref|sa2|4}} Another option is to cut them up with [[Shardblade]]s to the point where they're no longer mobile, although this carries significant risk. [[Nightblood]] can kill them.{{book ref|sa3|117}}
   
 
== History ==
  
== History ==
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While it's unknown for how long they've been in [[Odium]]'s service, thunderclasts date back to the [[Desolation]]s of old, even back to [[Nohadon]]'s times.{{book ref|sa1|60}} People back then knew to look out for them, and sent out hunting parties, although only [[Knights Radiant]] were capable of fighting them.{{book ref|sa2|4}} They were powerful enough to pose dangers even to the [[Herald]]s, with [[Kelek]] in particular dying to them several times.{{book ref|sa1|part=prelude}} After the [[Aharietiam]], however, thunderclasts passed on into myths. By the [[Era of Solitude]], there were numerous stories about [[Voidbringer]]s with bodies of stone, likely as a cultural memory of the thunderclasts.{{book ref|sa1|3}}{{book ref|sa2|51}}
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Thunderclasts date back to the [[Desolation]]s of old, including [[Nohadon]]'s times.{{book ref|sa1|60}} Human forces knew to look out for them, and sent out hunting parties, although only [[Knights Radiant]] were capable of fighting them.{{book ref|sa2|4}} They were powerful enough to pose danger even to the [[Herald]]s, with [[Kelek]] having been killed by one in a past Desolation.{{book ref|sa1|part=prelude}} After the [[Aharietiam]], however, thunderclasts passed into myths. By the [[Era of Solitude]], there were numerous stories about [[Voidbringer]]s with bodies of stone, a cultural memory of the thunderclasts.{{book ref|sa1|3}}{{book ref|sa2|51}}
   
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Thunderclasts appeared a few times in [[Dalinar's visions]]. When he met [[Nohadon]], he saw numerous corpses of them littering the battlefield and, in a separate vision in which he participated in a hunt for a corrupted spren on the [[Purelake]], he witnessed one rip itself out of the ground.{{book ref|sa1|60}}{{book ref|sa2|4}} However, they didn't make their proper debut in the modern era until the [[Siege of Kholinar]], when at least one thunderclast participated in the main attack, easily breaking down the city wall and decimating numerous buildings in its wake.{{book ref|sa3|83}}{{book ref|sa3|epilogue}}
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Thunderclasts appeared several times in [[Dalinar's visions]]. When he met [[Nohadon]], he saw numerous corpses of them littering the battlefield and, in a separate vision in which he participated in a hunt for a corrupted spren on the [[Purelake]], he witnessed one rip itself out of the ground.{{book ref|sa1|60}}{{book ref|sa2|4}} However, they did not in the modern era until the [[Siege of Kholinar]], when at least one thunderclast participated in the main attack, easily breaking down the city wall and decimating numerous buildings in its wake.{{book ref|sa3|83}}{{book ref|sa3|epilogue}}
   
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In the [[Battle of Thaylen Field]], Odium called two singer souls -- [[Kai-garnis]] and [[Yushah]] -- to create thunderclasts. After Yushah broke through the wall, he sent her after the [[Thaylen Gemstone Reserve]] while Kai-garnis went assist the [[Fused]] in taking the [[Thaylen City]] [[Oathgate]]. Both were eventually taken down; Yushah is killed by [[Szeth]] and [[Nightblood]], while Kai-garnis is banished by [[Renarin]], with [[Adolin]]'s and [[Hrdalm]]'s assistance.{{book ref|sa3|117}}{{book ref|sa3|120}}
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In the [[Battle of Thaylen Field]], Odium called on two thunderclasts, [[Kai-garnis]] and [[Yushah]], to manifest. After Yushah broke through the wall, he sent her after the [[Thaylen Gemstone Reserve]] while Kai-garnis went to assist the [[Fused]] in taking [[Thaylen City]] [[Oathgate]]. Both were eventually destroyed; Yushah was killed and possibly destroyed forever by [[Szeth]] with [[Nightblood]], while Kai-garnis was immobilized by [[Renarin]] and fled her body.{{book ref|sa3|117}}{{book ref|sa3|120}}
   
 
== Known thunderclasts ==
  
== Known thunderclasts ==

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Tipo Animated stone
Racional y
Mundo de origen Roshar
Universo Cosmere
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“Those aren’t stones. They’re creatures. ”

Thunderclasts are giant stone monsters from Roshar that serve Odium during the Desolations.[2][3]

Appearance and Nature

“Even after all these centuries, seeing a thunderclast up close made Kalak shiver. ”

Thunderclasts are enormous stone beasts, easily five or six times taller than a person, with their hands alone being six feet long.[1][2] They take a skeletal, humanoid form, with long limbs that end with spiky, clawed fingers. On their chests, they have rib-like protrusions, and there are ridges running along their backs.[4] Their heads are narrow and arrow-like, with glowing red eyes.[4][5]

The thunderclast proper, however, is a kind of Voidspren. When one desires to take on a physical form, it sinks into the stone and animates it, ripping itself out of the stone in its humanoid form.[3] As such, the body retains some qualities of the material, like the color or a covering of moss or fungus.[4]

In one of Dalinar's visions, he sees a red spren plunging into the ground right before a thunderclast rips itself out.[4]

Abilities and Attributes

por botanicaxu
Renarin confronting a thunderclast at the Battle of Thaylen Field.

“Thunderclast! Hammers! Ready hammers! ”

—Soldiers hunting thunderclasts on the Purelake[4]

Despite their enormous size, thunderclasts have no problems staying upright, and can swing their body around with incredible force, easily toppling regular fortifications.[6] Though brute force is their greatest strength, they're also capable of precise actions such as throwing boulders,[7] or carrying regular Fused in their hands without crushing them.[6]

Although warped and twisted, thundercasts seem to retain some level of personality, enough so to answer to names. While they can obey commands, they do not seem capable of communicating themselves.[8] However, they can produce earth-shaking roars and trumpeting sounds to express their emotions.[9]

Hammers are given as a viable option for combating thunderclasts.[6][4] Another option is to cut them up with Shardblades to the point where they're no longer mobile, although this carries significant risk. Nightblood can kill them.[8]

History

Thunderclasts date back to the Desolations of old, including Nohadon's times.[1] Human forces knew to look out for them, and sent out hunting parties, although only Knights Radiant were capable of fighting them.[4] They were powerful enough to pose danger even to the Heralds, with Kelek having been killed by one in a past Desolation.[2] After the Aharietiam, however, thunderclasts passed into myths. By the Era of Solitude, there were numerous stories about Voidbringers with bodies of stone, a cultural memory of the thunderclasts.[10][11]

Thunderclasts appeared several times in Dalinar's visions. When he met Nohadon, he saw numerous corpses of them littering the battlefield and, in a separate vision in which he participated in a hunt for a corrupted spren on the Purelake, he witnessed one rip itself out of the ground.[1][4] However, they did not in the modern era until the Siege of Kholinar, when at least one thunderclast participated in the main attack, easily breaking down the city wall and decimating numerous buildings in its wake.[7][12]

In the Battle of Thaylen Field, Odium called on two thunderclasts, Kai-garnis and Yushah, to manifest. After Yushah broke through the wall, he sent her after the Thaylen Gemstone Reserve while Kai-garnis went to assist the Fused in taking Thaylen City Oathgate. Both were eventually destroyed; Yushah was killed and possibly destroyed forever by Szeth with Nightblood, while Kai-garnis was immobilized by Renarin and fled her body.[8][9]

Known thunderclasts

Notes

  1. ↑ a b c d El camino de los reyes capítulo 60#
  2. ↑ a b c d Preludio al Archivo de las Tormentas#
  3. ↑ a b Juramentada capítulo 115#
  4. ↑ a b c d e f g h Palabras radiantes capítulo 4#
  5. ↑ Juramentada capítulo 84#
  6. ↑ a b c Juramentada capítulo 116#
  7. ↑ a b Juramentada capítulo 83#
  8. ↑ a b c Juramentada capítulo 117#
  9. ↑ a b Juramentada capítulo 120#
  10. ↑ El camino de los reyes capítulo 3#
  11. ↑ Palabras radiantes capítulo 51#
  12. ↑ Juramentada epílogo#
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