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Ruthar is brawny and blue-eyed with a short black beard around his mouth.{{book ref|sa1|18}}{{book ref|sa2|38}} His dark slicked hair and burly arms give him an oily look.{{book ref|sa2|38}} Despite his high political and military rank, he dresses very informally.{{book ref|sa3|46}}

Ruthar continued to attend policy and strategy meetings in Urithiru after Sadeas' murder, though he remained hostile to Dalinar and took pleasure in provoking Aladar, who had switched sides to become Dalinar's ally.{{book ref|sa3|27}} Because he didn't have the sense to avoid engaging in a verbal spatspar with [[Jasnah]] at one of the meetings of monarchs, Dalinar had a leap of intuition that allowed the coalition to meet [[Odium]]'s forces at [[Thaylen City]] instead of at [[Jah Keved]], where they previously thought Odium would attack.{{book ref|sa3|107}}

Jasnah, aware of Ruthar's continuing hostility, carefully laid out a trap for him so he would disgrace himself. She made sure he saw her giving suggestions and discussing strategy with the [[Dieno|Mink]]; having been forbidden from partaking in the war planning that day, he grew steadily more frustrated until he snapped and loudly declared his dissatisfaction with having an atheist woman leading the country and partaking in masculine arts. Jasnah directed [[Wit]] to insult him until Ruthar demanded a trial by swordcombat. Though Dalinar reminded him that he risked forfeiting his title and lands if he killed Wit, Ruthar was insistent; Wit instead chose to elect a champion to fight for him and gave the opportunity to Jasnah. Ruthar, outraged at Jasnah's audacity, refused to fight and dropped his sword, so Jasnah stabbed him through the neck. Renarin quickly healed Ruthar, who was then stripped of his title and replaced as highprince by his son Relis.{{book ref|sa4|50}}