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HeRenarin is also a [[Surgebinder]] and a fledgling member of the [[Knights Radiant]]. He claims to be a [[Truthwatcher]], bonded to a corrupted [[mistspren]] named [[Glys]],{{book ref|sa2|89}} but is not a true member of the order due to the corruption of his spren.{{book ref|sa3|116}} Renarin bonded Glys at some point before Adolin's final, disadvantaged, duel.{{wob ref|283}} As a Truthwatcher he would have had access to the [[Surge]]s of [[Progression]] and [[Illumination]], however, his use of the latter surge is markedly different. Where standard Truthwatchers can use Illumination to create illusions in much the same way as a [[Lightweaver]], Renarin can summon globes of light.{{book ref|sa4|6}}. These globes can produce an effect similar to a gold shadow, showing alternate versions of those illuminated by them {{book ref|sa4|8}}. However, [[Glys]]'s corruption has not barred Renarin from using Progression to heal himself and others.{{book ref|sa3|15}}{{book ref|sa3|59}} Due to the corrupted nature of Glys, Renarin's oaths are different than the standard Truthwatcher oaths.{{wob ref|11872}}

==== Futuresight ====

RenarinThe most notable of these special powers is his ability to seessee visions of the future. TheyThis areability is what causes him to write glyph messages and numbers counting down to the arrival of the Everstorm.{{book ref|sa2|85}}{{book ref|sa3|104}} Because he is seeing the future, an action explicitly forbidden by the Vorin church for ties with the Voidbringers, Renarin initially believes himself to be cursed by the Almighty.{{book ref|sa2|85}}

Renarin's futuresight causes him to be a black spot that Odium cannot see when he tries to see the future himself.{{book ref|sa3|122}}{{wob ref|11882}} This is due to a conflict in [[Fortune]] similar to the way [[Allomancy|Allomantic]] [[electrum]] and [[goldatium]] interact with each other.{{wob ref|11873}}{{wob ref|11882}}