Szeth, the Assassin in White, who is forced to kill kings against his will.Īnd yes, that is the shortest summary of this series I could come up with.ģ The Worldbuilding of the Stormlight Archive
Dalinar, the aged warmonger who now watches his country squabble in a pointless fight against the Parshendi (more on them later). Shallan, the ambitious scholar with a lot of dark family secrets. The series follows several characters and their adventures: Kaladin, the darkeyed spearman who has seen his comrades fall and finds himself a slave. Oh, and there are also shardblades, ancient swords that can be summoned by their wielders and have the power to cut through stone and souls. Though they’re magical to read about, these tiny beings are commonplace in Roshar. There are angerspren, gloryspren, keenspren-no one is certain how many varieties exist. On top of all this, there’s also spren, which are sentient, spirit-like beings who are attracted to certain human emotions. Societies are often divided into two groups of people: the lesser darkeyes and the privileged lighteyes. The people of Roshar are diverse and unusual (the Thaylen have distinctive long eyebrows, and the Iriali are known for their golden hair), and the world is filled with rich cultures with deep histories. With the powerful storm comes stormlight, an energy that can be used to infuse gemstones, the world’s primary currency, and produce light and even energy. Civilization, flora, and fauna have all adapted to this extreme environment. On the world of Roshar, a hurricane-like storm sweeps over the rocky world every few days.
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