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Like all Herdazians, Lopen has slate-colored crystalline fingernails. He is a short, spindly, brown-haired man in his early twenties,{{wob ref|4386}}, with skin just a shade too dark to be Alethi. He had an old slave brand on his forehead, but that is now covered with a [[Bridge Four#Tattoos|Bridge Four tattoo]]. Most strikingly, when he joins Bridge Four he is missing his left arm,{{book ref|sa1|32}}{{wob ref|6620}}, although he eventually regrows it with Stormlight.{{book ref|sa2|87}}

Lopen has a very positive outlook in life. Despite experiencing great misfortunes, he never accepts these things as part of his identity{{wob ref|8436}}, and even jokes about his disability.{{book ref|sa1|73}}{{book ref|sa2|12}} He is often nonchalant, exhibits the stereotypical{{book ref|sa1|i|4}} Herdazian arrogance (e.g. calling himself "The Lopen" and liberally using rude gestures when insulted,{{book ref|sa1|62}}{{book ref|sa2|41}}{{book ref|sa3|121}}), and has a sense of humor that people around him find strange.{{book ref|sa2|76}}. Even so, Lopen proves himself to be both compassionate and reliable.

After Kaladin thwarted an assassination attempt on [[Elhokar|King Elhokar]], the wounded king was taken to Lopen's home in [[Little Herdaz]] to recover. Deciding to conceal the king for his own safety, but being averse to lying, Lopen's family members somehow persuaded Elhokar to temporarily abdicate in favor of Lopen so that they could truthfully say that "King Elhokar" was not with them. This made Lopen the legitimate king of Alethkar for several minutes.{{wob ref|1703}}{{book ref|sa2|87}}

He eventually became one of Kaladin's squires, finally achieving his dream of glowing, soon after Kaladin spoke the [[Order of Windrunners#The_Third_IdealThe Third Ideal|Third Ideal of Windrunners]]. Through the healing effect of Stormlight, Lopen was able to restore his missing arm.{{book ref|sa2|87}}

He participated in the [[Battle of Thaylen Field]], fighting the [[Fused]].{{book ref|sa3|120}} Lopen later became a [[Knight Radiant]] in his own right, bonding with a male [[honorspren]] named [[Rua]]. He stopped during the clean up after the battle to try and comfort a Thaylen soldier who had lost an arm in the fighting. While Lopen was explaining the [[Immortal Words]] to the wounded man, he said the [[Order of Windrunners#The_Second_IdealThe Second Ideal|Second Ideal of the Windrunners]], which the [[Stormfather]] accepted despite the fact that Lopen had been trying to save it for a dramatic moment.{{book ref|sa3|121}}

A few months after the Battle of Thaylen Field, Lopen and [[Huio]] were chosen by [[Kaladin]] to join a Thaylen expedition to Aimia aboard the [[Wandersail (1174 ship)|Wandersail]] as they were the only Windrunners capable of swimming.{{book ref|sa3.5|4}} [[Rysn]] took to him quickly on account of his personality, and the two bonded over shared experience with disability.{{book ref|sa3.5|5}} He also endeared himself to the Ardent [[Rushu]] by engaging in discussion of her artifabrian projects. Lopen then chides and chastizes Huio for tinkering with Rushu's spanreen[[spanreed]] - an activity that ultimately results in the discovery of [[aluminum]]-modified [[fabrialsfabrial]]s.{{book ref|sa3.5|8}}

After discovery of [[Nikli]]'s plot to saboutagesabotage the expedition was uncovered, Lopen and Huio arewere tasked with flying it and its assistant, [[Plamry]], to shore for incarceration.{{book ref|sa3.5|10}}

As the ship crossescrossed through the storm surrounding [[Akinah]] Lopen remainsremained on deck, using stormlightStormlight to adhere the captain's foot to the deck for stability. Lopen divesdove into the water to rescue [[Turlm]] when he was tossed overboard. With [[Rua]]'s help, he was the first to notice a shadow in the depths that would turn out to be a large [[hordeling]] following the ship.{{book ref|sa3.5|11}}

OneOnce they landed on Akinah, Lopen and Rushu split from the main group to search for a sign of the Aimian [[Oathgate]] - a task given to them by [[Navani]], and eventually revealed to [[Rysn]] by [[Vstim]].{{book ref|sa3.5|14}} Using lashingsLashings to fly, Lopen identified the layout of ancient Akinah from above, giving Rushu proof that her sketches had been correct. A lack of crem buildup led both to conclude that the real city (and the real Oathgate) had been hidden underground by someone wishing to deter exploration. AlthoughWhen uponthey findingfound the oathgateOathgate chamber, Lopen realized that they had placed themselves in a compromised position and risked attack from whatever force wanted the island hidden.{{book ref|sa3.5|15}}

TryingAs tohe was raceracing back to the ship, Lopen ran into thea giant hordeling inand timehe torescued rescue [[Huio]] from its jaws. The two proceedproceeded to fight the creature together to give the crew timea chance to escape. Lopen tried in vain to swear the Third Ideal, askingbut was unsuccessful, which caused him to ask [[Rua]] if [[Phendorana]] had a hand in preventing his progress.{{book ref|sa3.5|17}} Unsuccessful, heHe attemptsattempted another attack, onlybut a hordeling bred to behave drainedthe powers of stormlighta bylarkin anotherdrained hordelingaway bredhis Stormlight causing him to imitatefall down to the [[Lanceryn]]ground and break his leg. inWhen the fall.monster turned towards him [[Huio]], landingflew between Lopen and the creature, swearsswore the Third Ideal and proceedsproceeded to summon [[Caelinora]] as a true Shardhammer which he used to shatter the hordeling's arm. Shortly afterafterward, Huio killskilled it with a shardspearShardspear through the head. The two escapeescaped while RynsRysn's negotiation continuescontinued underground.{{book ref|sa3.5|15}}

Back at the ship, Lopen and Huio discussdiscussed the Third Ideal. Lopen swallowsswallowed hard to congratulate his cousin on beating him to it - upon which Huio implies that his Third Ideal involved protecting Lopen. Lopen understandsunderstood the implication that Huio hateshated him (or at least harbors ill will) as the known examples of the Third Ideal begin with "I will protect even those I hate". Lopen takestook thetheir discussion to heart and vowsvowed to protect others, even if that meansmeant protecting them from himself. The [[Stormfather]] hearsheard this and acceptsaccepted Lopen's Third Ideal.{{book ref|sa3.5|18}}{{book ref|sa3.5|epilogue}}

| I’m an expert on one-armed Herdazian jokes. ‘Lopen,’ my mother always says, ‘you must learn these to laugh before others do. Then you steal the laughter from them, and have it all for yourself.’ She is a very wise woman.| Lopen{{book ref|sa2|12}}

Lopen shares a playfully antagonistic relationship with his cousin [[Huio]]. Before assigning them to the expedition to Aimia, Kaladin remarks that he was counting on Huio to temper Lopen in their dealings with the Reshi delegation. After receiving the assignment, Lopen plans to go lord it over Huio that he [Lopen] had been chosen for the job, before relenting and sharing that Huio was also chosen.{{book ref|sa3.5|3}} Where Huio is reserved and quiet, Lopen is effusive and flambouyantflamboyant. Both are intelligent and thoughtful, but show it differently. At various points throughout the journey, Lopen makes it a point to try to keep one up on Huio. Huio does not seem particularly interested in making a game of it. At one point, Lopen idly notes that Huio's spren [[Caelinora]] very infrequently makes herself visible to him.{{book ref|sa3.5|3}} This may be a coincidence, or may be a reflection of [[Huio]]'s feelings toward Lopen.

Lopen seems to be interested in [[Cord]] romantically, although he never says so aloud. In several internal monologues, he lists her positive attributes (e.g. her pleasing accent, her height, her proximity to him in age), and repeatedly makes attempts to impress her.{{book ref|sa3.5|3}} Cord notices his attempts but does not indicate whether histhis affection is reciprocated.{{book ref|sa3.5|9}}