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The Thrill caused Alethkar to become a more warlike nation. Most Alethi soldiers, lighteyed or not, felt the Thrill to some degree. Most notably, it was used heavily and quite effectively by [[Dalinar Kholin]] when he fought battles for his brother [[Gavilar Kholin|Gavilar]], who wanted to unify Alethkar under his own rule. Dalinar's Thrill-driven ferocity in combat earned him a great reputation within Alethkar and infamy elsewhere. People started calling him '''the Blackthorn''' after he was seen walking with several black arrows sticking into him afterdue to a failed assassination attempt; the Thrill helped him bear the pain.{{book ref|sa3|3}}

Being under the influence of an Unmade hadwas not always been positive for Dalinar, however. At one point, the Thrill consumed him to the point that he wanted to keep fighting even after winning a battle and almost attacked Gavilar.{{book ref|sa3|26}} Later on, surrendering himself to a vengeful rage stoked by the Thrill, he ordered the slaughter of everyone in the rebelling city of [[Rathalas]], which led to the death of his own wife [[Evi]].{{book ref|sa3|76}}

This tragedy broke Dalinar's spirit. Later he journeyed to the [[Valley]] to seek athe boon of "forgiveness" from the [[Nightwatcher]], who did not know what to make of this request. [[Cultivation]] intervened and took all the memories of Evi away from Dalinar's mind, allowing him to recover.{{book ref|sa3|114}} Dalinar would still use the Thrill throughout most of the [[War of Reckoning]] until he found himself more and more repulsed by the idea of senseless killing (possibly influenced by his growing Nahel bond). Later on, without knowing its origins, Dalinar concluded that there was something wrong about the Thrill.{{book ref|sa3|16}}

Other notable Alethi who embraced the Thrill at some point in their lives were Dalinar's son [[Adolin]], the Highprince [[Kalanor]], and the Highprince [[Torol Sadeas]].