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* TautologicalTemplar: An issue that has popped up with Honorspren is that since they are made of Honor, ''whatever'' they do is honorable, and they hold the definition of honor. This has led to very haughty culture, with high amounts of isolationism and elitism.
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* NatureSpirit: They are pieces of the Shard of Cultivation, which control that which can be grown and nutured. This is reflected in their appreance in the physical realm as masses of vines.
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...and spelling it right this time.
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* OtherworldlyTechnicolorHair: Their gold hair is a sign of an offworld origin that's separate from the other peoples of Roshar. [[UnevenHybrid Non-human ancestry]] is also involved.
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* OtherworldlyTechnicolorHair: OtherworldlyTechnicolourHair: Their gold hair is a sign of an offworld origin that's separate from the other peoples of Roshar. [[UnevenHybrid Non-human ancestry]] is also involved.
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"Iri" is the country; "Iriali" is the ethnicity and demonym. Also, linking to new trope Otherworldly Technicolor Hair.
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* HumanAliens: Not only are Rosharan humans ([[InvadingRefugees who originate from Ashyn]]) subtly distinct from Cosmere standard (not to mention real life) there are entire populations such as the Iri that aren't native to Ashyn either.
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* HumanAliens: Not only are Rosharan humans ([[InvadingRefugees who originate from Ashyn]]) subtly distinct from Cosmere standard (not to mention real life) there are entire populations such as the Iri Iriali that aren't native to Ashyn either.
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A chaste people with metallic gold hair, the Iri hail from the warmer north-west corner of Roshar.
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A chaste people with metallic gold hair, the Iri Iriali hail from the warmer north-west corner of Roshar.
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* HumanAliens: In background confirmed by WordOfGod it turns out that the people of Iri aren't native to Roshar ''or'' to Ashyn. They, or at least parts of their culture, have migrated across several worlds in the past. ''Literature/TressOfTheEmeraldSea'' would imply they're originally from Lumar.
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* HumanAliens: In background confirmed by WordOfGod it turns out that the people of Iri aren't native to Roshar ''or'' to Ashyn. They, or at least parts of their culture, have migrated across several worlds in the past. ''Literature/TressOfTheEmeraldSea'' would imply they're originally implies that they have also lived on Lumar at some time.
* OtherworldlyTechnicolorHair: Their gold hair is a sign of an offworld origin that's separate fromLumar. the other peoples of Roshar. [[UnevenHybrid Non-human ancestry]] is also involved.
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* PeopleOfHairColor: Their metallic gold hair is famous, and a lock of it is often seen as good luck.
** Like Alethi black, Iri hair breeds true in proportion to the amount of Iri blood you have.
* PiecesOfGod: Old Iri religion (which has fallen out of favor) claims that all people are fragments of one divine whole, a perfect creature who knew everything but had experienced nothing. So the One split himself in order to have ignorance and experience, and all will eventually return to One in the end.
** Like Alethi black, Iri hair breeds true in proportion to the amount of Iri blood you have.
* PiecesOfGod: Old Iri religion (which has fallen out of favor) claims that all people are fragments of one divine whole, a perfect creature who knew everything but had experienced nothing. So the One split himself in order to have ignorance and experience, and all will eventually return to One in the end.
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* PeopleOfHairColor: Their metallic gold hair is famous, and a lock of it is often seen as good luck.
**luck. Like Alethi black, Iri Iriali hair breeds true in proportion to the amount of Iri Iriali blood you have.
* PiecesOfGod: OldIri Iriali religion (which has fallen out of favor) claims that all people are fragments of one divine whole, a perfect creature who knew everything but had experienced nothing. So the One split himself in order to have ignorance and experience, and all will eventually return to One in the end.
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* PiecesOfGod: Old
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* [[Characters/TheStormlightArchiveMainCharacters Main Characters]] [[note]] Kaladin, Shallan, Dalinar, Eshonai, Szeth [[/note]]
* [[Characters/TheStormlightArchiveUrithiru Urithiru]] [[note]] Bridge Four, the Unseen Court, other Radiants [[/note]]
* [[Characters/TheStormlightArchiveAlethkar Alethkar]] [[note]] The Kholin Family (Adolin, Renarin, Dalinar's Wife Evi, Jasnah, Elhokar, Gavilar, Navani, and Aesudan), the Alethi Highprinces (Sadaes, Roioin, Thanadal, Turinad Sebarial, Aladar, Hatham, Vamah, Bethab, and Ruthar), Others From Alethkar (Laral, Tien, Lirin, Hesina, Roshone, Gaz, Meridas Amaram, Cenn, Niter, Danlan, and Azure), Bridge Four (Teft, Rock, Lopen, Shen, Sigzil, Moash, Skar, Drehy, and Lyn) [[/note]]
* [[Characters/TheStormlightArchiveHeraldsKnightsAndSpren Heralds, Knights, and Spren]] [[note]] Heralds of the Almighty (Jezrien, Nale, Chanarach, Vedel, Paliah, Shalash, Battar, Kalak, Talenel, and Ishar), the Knights Radiant (and orders thereof), Radiant Spren (Sylphrena, The Nightwatcher, Pattern, Stormfather, Wyndle, Ivory, Timbre, and Mayalaran, Spark, Design, Testament), Unmade (Yelig-nar, Sja-anat, Nergaoul, Moelach, Dai-gonarthis, Re-Shephir, Ashertmarn, Ba-Ado-Mishram, and Chemoarish), Other Beings of Magic (Sword-Nimi, Ulim) [[/note]]
* [[Characters/TheStormlightArchiveUrithiru Urithiru]] [[note]] Bridge Four, the Unseen Court, other Radiants [[/note]]
* [[Characters/TheStormlightArchiveAlethkar Alethkar]] [[note]] The Kholin Family (Adolin, Renarin, Dalinar's Wife Evi, Jasnah, Elhokar, Gavilar, Navani, and Aesudan), the Alethi Highprinces (Sadaes, Roioin, Thanadal, Turinad Sebarial, Aladar, Hatham, Vamah, Bethab, and Ruthar), Others From Alethkar (Laral, Tien, Lirin, Hesina, Roshone, Gaz, Meridas Amaram, Cenn, Niter, Danlan, and Azure), Bridge Four (Teft, Rock, Lopen, Shen, Sigzil, Moash, Skar, Drehy, and Lyn) [[/note]]
* [[Characters/TheStormlightArchiveHeraldsKnightsAndSpren Heralds, Knights, and Spren]] [[note]] Heralds of the Almighty (Jezrien, Nale, Chanarach, Vedel, Paliah, Shalash, Battar, Kalak, Talenel, and Ishar), the Knights Radiant (and orders thereof), Radiant Spren (Sylphrena, The Nightwatcher, Pattern, Stormfather, Wyndle, Ivory, Timbre, and Mayalaran, Spark, Design, Testament), Unmade (Yelig-nar, Sja-anat, Nergaoul, Moelach, Dai-gonarthis, Re-Shephir, Ashertmarn, Ba-Ado-Mishram, and Chemoarish), Other Beings of Magic (Sword-Nimi, Ulim) [[/note]]
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* [[Characters/TheStormlightArchiveMainCharacters Main Characters]] [[note]] Kaladin, Book-Focus Characters (Kaladin, Shallan, Dalinar, Eshonai, Szeth Venli, Szeth), Focus Characters' Comapanions (Syl, Pattern, Stormfather, Timbre, Szeth's Spren, Sword-Nimi) [[/note]]
* [[Characters/TheStormlightArchiveUrithiru Urithiru]] [[note]] BridgeFour, Four (Teft, Rock, Lopen, Rlain, Sigzil, Skar, Drehy, Leyten, Hobber, Peet, Dunny, Dabbid, Huio, Punio, and Rod, Lyn,) the Unseen Court, Court (Gaz, Vathah, Beryl, and Darcia) other Radiants (Lift, The Stump, Godeke, Zu) [[/note]]
* [[Characters/TheStormlightArchiveAlethkar Alethkar]] [[note]]The Kholin Family (Adolin, Renarin, Dalinar's Wife Evi, Jasnah, Elhokar, Gavilar, Navani, and Aesudan), the Alethi Highprinces (Sadaes, Roioin, Thanadal, Turinad Sebarial, Aladar, Hatham, Vamah, Bethab, and Ruthar), Others From Alethkar Hearthstone (Laral, Tien, Lirin, Hesina, Roshone, Gaz, Meridas Amaram, Cenn, Roshone), Others from Alethkar (Cenn, Niter, Danlan, and Azure), Bridge Four (Teft, Rock, Lopen, Shen, Sigzil, Moash, Skar, Drehy, and Lyn) Azure, Rushu) [[/note]]
* [[Characters/TheStormlightArchiveHeraldsKnightsAndSpren Heralds, Knights, and Spren]] [[note]] Heralds of the Almighty (Jezrien, Nale, Chanarach, Vedel, Paliah, Shalash, Battar, Kalak, Talenel, and Ishar), the Knights Radiant (and orders thereof), Radiant Spren(Sylphrena, The (The Nightwatcher, Pattern, Stormfather, The Sibling, Wyndle, Glys, Ivory, Timbre, and Mayalaran, Spark, Design, Testament), Unmade (Yelig-nar, Sja-anat, Nergaoul, Moelach, Dai-gonarthis, Re-Shephir, Ashertmarn, Ba-Ado-Mishram, and Chemoarish), Other Beings of Magic (Sword-Nimi, Ulim) Testament) [[/note]]
* [[Characters/TheStormlightArchiveUrithiru Urithiru]] [[note]] Bridge
* [[Characters/TheStormlightArchiveAlethkar Alethkar]] [[note]]
* [[Characters/TheStormlightArchiveHeraldsKnightsAndSpren Heralds, Knights, and Spren]] [[note]] Heralds of the Almighty (Jezrien, Nale, Chanarach, Vedel, Paliah, Shalash, Battar, Kalak, Talenel, and Ishar), the Knights Radiant (and orders thereof), Radiant Spren
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* [[Characters/TheStormlightArchiveTheFused The Fused]][[note]]Leshwi, the Pursuer, Raboniel, El[[/note]]
* [[Characters/TheStormlightArchiveOther Other]] [[note]] Frostlands (Taravangian, Stick, and Vathah), Ghostbloods (Thaidakar, Kabsal, Mraize, Iyatil, and Lin Davar), Historical Characters (Nohadon/Bajerden and Sadees "The Sunmaker"), and Other Characters (Demoux, Grump, Blunt, Zahel, Rysn and Vstim, Axies, Lift, Nan Helaran Davar, Arclo, and Venli) [[/note]]
* [[Characters/TheStormlightArchiveOther Other]] [[note]] Frostlands (Taravangian, Stick, and Vathah), Ghostbloods (Thaidakar, Kabsal, Mraize, Iyatil, and Lin Davar), Historical Characters (Nohadon/Bajerden and Sadees "The Sunmaker"), and Other Characters (Demoux, Grump, Blunt, Zahel, Rysn and Vstim, Axies, Lift, Nan Helaran Davar, Arclo, and Venli) [[/note]]
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* [[Characters/TheStormlightArchiveTheFused The Fused]][[note]]Leshwi, the Pursuer, Raboniel, and El[[/note]]
* [[Characters/TheStormlightArchiveOther Other]] [[note]] Frostlands(Taravangian, Stick, and Vathah), (Stick), Ghostbloods (Thaidakar, Kabsal, Mraize, Iyatil, and Lin Davar), Historical Characters (Nohadon/Bajerden and Sadees "The Sunmaker"), and Other Characters (Demoux, (Eshonai, Thinker, Grump, Blunt, Zahel, Rysn and Vstim, Axies, Lift, Nan Helaran Davar, Arclo, Fen Rnamdi, Cord, and Venli) [[/note]]
The Mink ) [[/note]]
* [[Characters/TheStormlightArchiveOther Other]] [[note]] Frostlands
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* [[Characters/TheStormlightArchiveOdiumForces Odium's Forces]] [[note]] Singers (Khen, Sah), The Fused (Leshwi, the Pursuer, Raboniel, El), Odium-Aligned Humans (Vyre, Taravangian, Meridias Amaram), Voidspren (Ulim), The Unmade (Yelig-Nar, Sja-Anat, Nergaoul, Moelach, Dai-gonarthis, Re-Shephir, Ashertmarn, Ba-Ado-Mishram, and Chemoarish) [[/note]]
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* BizarreAlienBiology: Coming from their Parsh ancestry. It turns out the reason they can eat horns and shells are their throat teeth. And it's implied that the reason their strong liquor is considered lethal is because it includes alcohols that are poisonous to normal humans.
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* [[Characters/TheStormlightArchiveHeraldsKnightsAndSpren Heralds, Knights, and Spren]] [[note]] Heralds of the Almighty (Jezrien, Nale, Chanarach, Vedel, Paliah, Shalash, Battar, Kalak, Talenel, and Ishar), the Knights Radiant (and orders thereof), Radiant Spren (Sylphrena, The Nightwatcher, Pattern, Stormfather, Wyndle, Ivory, Timbre, and Mayalaran), Unmade (Yelig-nar, Sja-anat, Nergaoul, Moelach, Dai-gonarthis, Re-Shephir, Ashertmarn, Ba-Ado-Mishram, and Chemoarish), Other Beings of Magic (Sword-Nimi, Ulim) [[/note]]
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* [[Characters/TheStormlightArchiveHeraldsKnightsAndSpren Heralds, Knights, and Spren]] [[note]] Heralds of the Almighty (Jezrien, Nale, Chanarach, Vedel, Paliah, Shalash, Battar, Kalak, Talenel, and Ishar), the Knights Radiant (and orders thereof), Radiant Spren (Sylphrena, The Nightwatcher, Pattern, Stormfather, Wyndle, Ivory, Timbre, and Mayalaran), Mayalaran, Spark, Design, Testament), Unmade (Yelig-nar, Sja-anat, Nergaoul, Moelach, Dai-gonarthis, Re-Shephir, Ashertmarn, Ba-Ado-Mishram, and Chemoarish), Other Beings of Magic (Sword-Nimi, Ulim) [[/note]]
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* OddlySmallOrganization: The Sleepless number only twenty-four individuals across the whole of Roshar, which would be absurdly small for a group with as much reach and knowledge as they have, ''if'' they were humans. However, they are sapient swarms of insect-like beings with distributed intelligent and can communicate between their bodies regardless of distance, so even a single Sleepless can be aware of events on opposite sides of the planet at the same time.
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* ZergRush: When a Sleepless chooses to fight, it attacks in this manner. Their "bodies" are vast swarms of creatures ranging from tiny flying bugs to colossal crab-like monstrosities, and they swarm a target with overwhelming masses of hordelings. Since there doesn't appear to be a limit to how far they can communicate between creatures, a Sleepless can afford to throw away a large portion of their body at a target while the rest of it is scattered safely elsewhere on the planet.
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* ZergRush: When a Sleepless chooses to fight, it attacks in this manner. Their "bodies" are vast swarms of creatures ranging from tiny flying bugs to colossal crab-like monstrosities, and they swarm a target with overwhelming masses of hordelings. Since there doesn't appear to be a limit to how far they can communicate between creatures, a Sleepless can afford to throw away a large portion of their body at a target while the rest of it is scattered safely elsewhere on the planet.
planet. The Sleepless can then breed and replace any losses it suffered in battle.
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* ZergRush: When a Sleepless chooses to fight, it attacks in this manner. Their "bodies" are vast swarms of creatures ranging from tiny flying bugs to colossal crab-like monstrosities, and they swarm a target with overwhelming masses of hordelings. Since there doesn't appear to be a limit to how far they can communicate between creatures, a Sleepless can afford to throw away a large portion of their body at a target while the rest of it is scattered safely elsewhere on the planet.
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* OurProductSucks: Among the Shin, downplaying the value of one's goods is the easiest way to sell them. The ''worse'' and more mundane one makes an object, the more appealing it is to them.
