Diferencia entre revisiones de «Caballeros Radiantes»

:Truthwatchers bond with [[mistspren]], gaining the ability to use the Surges of Progression and [[Illumination]].{{book ref|sa2|part=ars}} The surge of Progression grants the Truthwatchers the power of regrowth, which allows them to heal people{{book ref|wor|i|2}}, and at least two Truthwatchers have demonstrated the ability to foresee future events{{epigraph ref|Oathbringer|85}}{{book ref|wor|85}}. Truthwatchers are associated with the emerald polestone, the essence of Pulp, and the Herald [[Pailiah]].

 

:Lightweavers bond with [[Cryptic]]s, or liespren, which gives them the ability to use the Surges of Illumination and [[Transformation]].{{book ref|sa2|part=ars}} They can create illusions and have the inherent ability to [[Soulcast]].{{book ref|twok|72}} Lightweavers are associated with the garnet polestone, the essence of Blood, and the Herald [[Shalash]].

 

:Elsecallers bond with [[inkspren]], which gives them the ability to use the Surges of Transformation and [[Transportation]].{{book ref|sa2|part=ars}} They have the inherent ability to [[Soulcast]].{{book ref|twok|72}} They have the closest affiliation with [[Shadesmar]] out of all the orders. Elsecallers are associated with the zircon polestone, the essence of Tallow, and the Herald [[Battar]].

 

:Willshapers bond with [[lightspren]], also known as Reachers, which gives them the ability to use the Surges of Transportation and [[Cohesion]].{{book ref|sa2|part=ars}} Willshapers are associated with the amethyst polestone, the essence of Foil, and the Herald [[Kalak]].

 

:Stonewards bond with [[peakspren]], gaining the ability to use the Surges of Cohesion and [[Tension]].{{book ref|sa2|part=ars}} Stonewards are associated with the topaz polestone, the essence of Talus, and the Herald [[Talenel]].

 

:Bondsmiths bond with three unique spren—the [[Stormfather]], the [[Sibling]], and the [[Nightwatcher]]—which gives them the ability to use the Surges of Tension and Adhesion.{{book ref|sa2|part=ars}} Bondsmiths are associated with the heliodor polestone, the essence of Sinew, and the Herald [[Ishar]].

 

The Knights Radiant also used [[Shardblade]]s and [[Shardplate]], which were etched with glyphs and glowed a different color according to the Order they were a part of. Not all Radiants have access to Shards and many Orders don't receive them until they have sworn the higher Ideals.

 

Many orders of the knights are able to grant the ability to use [[Stormlight]] and some of their [[Surgebinding|Surges]] to people, possibly those capable of becoming knights themselves. It appears that potential squires must have a mindset that matches at least partly with the requirements of the order. For [[Order of Windrunners|Windrunners]] this appears to be a mental state geared to protection. Many squires recite the First Ideal before gaining Surgebinding, but this is not required. Each order follows a path and with a Knight willing to help the first steps can be taken before Bonding a [[spren]] themselves. This shows the spren what people are good candidates for each order, and reducing the chance that a spren will die from failed oaths. Time as a Squire also allows a person to practice Surgebinding before gaining a Nahel bond.

 

The powers of a squire are tied to a particular Radiant and their spren, and without their presence, a squire cannot draw in Stormlight to Surgebind, even if another full Knight of the same order is present.{{book ref|sa3|120}} Squires must be within approximately fifty miles of their Radiant to use their powers, although they begin to weaken once they are separated by thirty miles or more.{{book ref|sa3|55}} While it has been said that some orders may not have squires,{{wob ref|6740}} the [[Order of Windrunners|Windrunners]],{{book ref|sa3|2}} [[Order of Skybreakers|Skybreakers]],{{book ref|sa3|90}} [[Order of Dustbringers|Dustbringers]],{{book ref|sa2|4}} [[Order of Lightweavers|Lightweavers]],{{book ref|sa3|77}} [[Order of Willshapers|Willshapers]],{{book ref|sa4|67}} [[Order of Stonewards|Stonewards]],{{wob ref|15204}} and [[Order of Bondsmiths|Bondsmiths]]{{wob ref|13781}} are known to have squires.

 

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Ideals must be sworn in order, even if a Radiant is ready to swear a higher ideal than the one they cannot currently swear.{{wob ref|15259}}

 

In [[Vorinism]], the fall of the Knights Radiant was called the [[Day of Recreance]].

 

Vorinism taught that the Knights Radiant betrayed the people. It was taught that their powers were not real, but elaborate tricks, and that they only pretended to have a holy calling. The "evidence" for this was that the powers could not be reproduced.

 

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* Brandon intended for sets of Ideals across Orders (e.g. the Third Ideal) to have a theme, though not all oaths will follow the pattern.{{wob ref|12012}}