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Unlike most other dead Shardblades, Oathbringer appears to have some degree of awareness of its surroundings. According to the [[Stormfather]], it remembers the day Dalinar bonded it, as well as the day he discarded it, and his reasons for doing the latter. Because of this, it reacts to his touch far less violently than other dead Blades.{{book ref|sa3|28}}
 
<gallery caption="Images of Oathbringer">
A Man's Worth by Randy Vargas.jpg | <center><small>by {{a|Randy Vargas}}</small></center> In [[Dalinar]]'s hand, ''[[Call to Adventure: The Stormlight Archive]]''
 
== History ==
===Early History===
Oathbringer was the Shardblade of the infamous [[Alethkar|Alethi]] king [[Sadees]] the Sunmaker.{{book ref|sa3|11}} After his death, it was passed down through various owners until eventually ending in the hands of the elder [[Tanalan's father|Highprince Tanalan]].{{book ref|sa3|11}} Dalinar, aged twenty at the time, defeated Tanalan at the [[Rift]]; the younger [[Tanalan]], who was only seven years old at the time, briefly attempted to defend his father with Oathbringer before Dalinar took for himself and bonded it.{{book ref|sa1|13}}{{book ref|sa3|11}}
 
Sadeas held Oathbringer for a little over two months, until shortly after the [[Battle of Narak]]. When [[Adolin Kholin]] killed him for threatening his family one time too many, he dropped it, and Adolin tossed it to a balcony below while trying to hide the murder.{{book ref|sa3|89}} It was later discovered by Bridge Four on a patrol and given to Dalinar, who kept it for a short while without bonding it before giving it to [[Ialai]], Sadeas' widow. She bestowed the blade on [[Amaram]], who bonded it despite already owning a different Shardblade.{{book ref|sa3|28}}
 
Oathbringer was carried by Amaram until the [[Battle of Thaylen Field]], where he wielded two blades simultaneously before being shot to death with a [[Grandbow]] by [[Lunamor]]. As the latter refused to take up Amaram's Shards, the blade was once again reclaimed by Dalinar, who did not bond it again as per the [[Stormfather]]'s wishes. Dalinar chose Oathbringer as the namesake for his book.{{book ref|sa3|22}}
Dalinar did choose Oathbringer as the namesake for his book.{{book ref|sa3|22}}
 
==Trivia==
* Oathbringer's canonical appearance has not been shown in the books despite Dalinar's appearance on the cover of ''[[The Way of Kings]]''. A Shardblade with a hooked tip is shown in a page of [[Shallan's sketchbook]], but [[Ben McSweeney]] has confirmed that it is not Oathbringer. He also mentioned that official artwork might appear in a tenth anniversary edition of ''The Way of Kings''.{{wob ref|13649}}
<!--* Throughout the novel, Oathbringer is referred to by name,; however, when Dalinar summons it to give to Sadeas, it is simply "The Blade", perhaps implying that his perspective has changed and he no longer cares for fighting. (rewrite to in-universe-ize it -- Joe) -->
 
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