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''Warbreaker'' takes place on the planet [[Nalthis]], a [[Shardworld]] in [[Brandon Sanderson|Brandon Sanderson's]] [[Cosmere]].{{annotationwob ref|wb|chapter=4|part=46700}}'''how do I get this reference to link to chapter 4 part 2?''' The story occurs mostly in the city of [[T'Telir]], capital of [[Hallandren]], with some early scenes set in Bevalis, capital of [[Idris]].

The magic system on Nalthis is known as [[Awakening]]. Using an individual's [[BioChromatic Breath|Breath]], or part of their innate [[Investiture]], as fuel, an Awakener can animate lifeless objects, such as scarves, rugs, straw, etc. Color is also a fuel for Awakening, and upon relinquishing one's Breath, color is drained from an object that the Awakener is touching '''(do they have to be touching?)''', though this object is not always the object being Awakened. The final piece to the Awakening puzzle is the [[Command]], a verbal phrase that describes what the Awakener wants the object being Awakened to do. Awakening often requires many Breaths to perform. This is somewhat problematic, as each person born on Nalthis is born with a single Breath. An individual can give their Breath to someone else, however, thus making Awakening possible.

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*The theme of reversals within the novel came about from Brandon wanting to write a book where reversals happen often,{{annotationwob ref|wb|chapter=26029}} as well as Brandon doing similar yet different concepts as his earlier works [[Elantris]] and the [[Mistborn (series)#Era 1: The First Trilogy|Era 1 Mistborn trilogy]].{{annotationwob ref|wb|chapter=206798}}

*Siri and Vivenna were inspired by the fiary tale archetype of the peasant/royalty swap.{{annotationwob ref|wb|chapter=16023}}

*The Idrian monks came to be because Brandon wanted to write about monks that are not very religious.{{annotationwob ref|wb|chapter=2|part=26032}}'''how do I get this reference to link to chapter 2 part 2 rather than just chapter 2?'''

*Lightsong was inspired by Brandon's desire to write a story about what it is like to live as a member of a pantheon of gods.{{annotationwob ref|wb|chapter=36034}}

*Llarimar is based off of Scott Franson, a man who attends Brandon's church.{{annotationwob ref|wb|chapter=3|part=26036}}'''how do I get this reference to link to chapter 3 part 2?'''

*T'Telir was inspired by Hawaii.{{annotationwob ref|wb|chapter=4|part=26698}}'''how do I get this reference to link to chapter 4 part 2?'''

*Lifeless were inspired by Brandon wanting to make an undead creature that was not the zombie or vampire trope.{{annotationwob ref|wb|chapter=4|part=26699}}'''how do I get this reference to link to chapter 4 part 2?'''

*Nightblood came about because Brandon wanted a talking sword in one of his books.{{annotationwob ref|wb|chapter=56705}}

*Blushweaver was created to be a foil to Lightsong.{{annotationwob ref|wb|chapter=76713}}

*Denth formed from Brandon's desire to have a bad guy who was likeable and funny.{{annotationwob ref|wb|chapter=106720}}

*Bluefingers originated from Brandon's desire to tell a story about a scribe in a palace who was looked down upon for his simple birth, but ended up being the hero. Though Bluefingers wound up not being the hero, he is a hero in his own mind. {{annotationwob ref|wb|chapter=116722}}

*[[Heightening#Tenth Heightening|Color Distortion]] was added halfway through the first draft to allow stronger visual indication of someone who had reached the top Heightenings.{{annotationwob ref |wb|chapter=206797}}

*Siri and Vivenna were originally side characters in the book [[Mythwalker]], which Brandon never finished.{{annotationwob ref|wb|chapter=16023}}

*The Royal Locks, or hair that changes color based on the individual's emotions, was a concept Brandon had tried in other unpublished works.{{annotationwob ref|wb|chapter=66711}}

*The ability for Returned to heal someone at the cost of their Divine Breath and their life was originally in Elantris, and involved Seons sacrificing themselves and the Aon in their center. Brandon removed this from Elantris because he felt it was too contrived.{{annotationwob ref|wb|chapter=126724}}

*The God King being a pawn was a concept originally used in Mythwalker.{{annotationwob ref|wb|chapter=206798}}

*The term Awakening was originally used in The Way of Kings, but was pulled due to not accurately describing the magic, like it does in Warbreaker.{{annotationwob ref|wb|chapter=336977}}