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|Spren are . . . power . . . shattered power. Power given thought by the perceptions of men. Honor, Cultivation, and . . . and another. Fragments broken off.
|Syl on spren{{book ref|sa2|24}}}}
Splinters are perhaps most populous in the Rosharan system, residing in the form of spren and Cognitive Shadows on at least two of the planets there.{{au ref|roshar}} On Roshar itself, Splinters most commonly take the form of spren comprised often of some mixture between the Investiture of both [[Honor]] and [[Cultivation]].{{cite}} The Shard [[Honor]] itself has actually been Splintered,{{wob ref|9810}} resulting in a much higher population of spren than before its destruction.{{cite}} Spren are more properly known as transformative cognitive entities,{{book ref|sa3|ars}} concepts from the Cognitive Realm that have gained power and sentience as people have personified them.{{book ref|sa2|1}} Notably powerful Splinters range in power from the true spren capable of forming [[Nahel bond]]s, such as the [[honorspren]],{{wob ref|3017}} to massive spren of larger importance such as the [[Stormfather]] and the [[Nightwatcher]].{{wob ref|5991}} Certain objects created directly by the local Shards, including the Honorblades, may also be Splinters.{{wob ref|6539}} While the flashiest bonds may belong to Surgebinders, the Splinters of this world form symbiotic relationships with many species of creature in the world,{{au ref|roshar}} including the [[Ryshadium]]{{wob ref|10499}} and [[Tai-na]].{{book ref|sa2|i|3}}
 
Splinters of Odium are also present on that world, such as the [[Unmade]],{{wob ref|1672}} and other [[Voidspren]]. The Cognitive Shadows of ancient long-dead [[singer]]s, known as the [[Fused]] are also considered to be Splinters and may be found on both [[Roshar]] and [[Braize]]. Splinters in this system are particularly vulnerable to the Unmade [[Sja-anat]], who is capable of corrupting Splinters with Investiture from Odium.{{book ref|sa3|97}}
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