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|I have seen the end, and have heard it named. The Night of Sorrows, the True Desolation. The Everstorm.
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| I have seen the end, and have heard it named. The Night of Sorrows, the True Desolation. The Everstorm.
|Collected on {{Rosharan date|1172|5|1|1}}, 15 seconds pre-death. Subject was a darkeyed youth of unknown origin.{{epigraph ref|sa1|5}}
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| Collected on {{Rosharan date|1172|5|1|1}}, 15 seconds pre-death. Subject was a darkeyed youth of unknown origin.{{epigraph ref|sa1|5}}
 
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The '''True Desolation''' follows the [[Era of Solitude]] on [[Roshar]]. [[Odium]] and his servants wage war against the rest of Roshar, hoping to eventually allow the [[Shard]] to break free of the ties bonding him to the [[Rosharan system]]. The term '''[[Night of Sorrows]]''' is often used as an apparent synonym for the True Desolation, although there may be some nuance between the two terms.{{book ref|sa1|52}}
 
The '''True Desolation''' follows the [[Era of Solitude]] on [[Roshar]]. [[Odium]] and his servants wage war against the rest of Roshar, hoping to eventually allow the [[Shard]] to break free of the ties bonding him to the [[Rosharan system]]. The term '''[[Night of Sorrows]]''' is often used as an apparent synonym for the True Desolation, although there may be some nuance between the two terms.{{book ref|sa1|52}}
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Around the time of the [[False Desolation]], the newest generation of Radiants learned that humans were not native to Roshar and had essentially been taking the [[singer]]s' land for millennia. Around this time, something—possibly [[Melishi]] trapping the [[Unmade]] [[Ba-Ado-Mishram]]—caused the singers to be stripped of their [[Connection]] and [[Identity]], leaving them mostly unable to act for themselves. [[Honor]] did not support the Radiants through these events, instead raving about how they would destroy Roshar. As a result, all of the Knights Radiant except the [[Order of Skybreakers]] broke their [[Immortal Words|oaths]], killing their [[spren]] in an event known as the [[Recreance]]. Some time after this, Odium finally [[Splinter]]ed Honor, though not before Honor was able to make some arrangements to guide the people of Roshar through the coming fight with Odium.{{book ref|sa3|113}}
 
Around the time of the [[False Desolation]], the newest generation of Radiants learned that humans were not native to Roshar and had essentially been taking the [[singer]]s' land for millennia. Around this time, something—possibly [[Melishi]] trapping the [[Unmade]] [[Ba-Ado-Mishram]]—caused the singers to be stripped of their [[Connection]] and [[Identity]], leaving them mostly unable to act for themselves. [[Honor]] did not support the Radiants through these events, instead raving about how they would destroy Roshar. As a result, all of the Knights Radiant except the [[Order of Skybreakers]] broke their [[Immortal Words|oaths]], killing their [[spren]] in an event known as the [[Recreance]]. Some time after this, Odium finally [[Splinter]]ed Honor, though not before Honor was able to make some arrangements to guide the people of Roshar through the coming fight with Odium.{{book ref|sa3|113}}
   
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|Unite them. The sun approaches the horizon. The Everstorm comes. The True Desolation. The Night of Sorrows.
 
|Unite them. The sun approaches the horizon. The Everstorm comes. The True Desolation. The Night of Sorrows.
 
|[[Honor]] during one of Dalinar's visions{{book ref|twok|75}}
 
|[[Honor]] during one of Dalinar's visions{{book ref|twok|75}}
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Sometime prior to the reunification of [[Alethkar]], the [[Stormfather]] began sending the [[Dalinar's visions|visions]] that Honor had recorded to potential [[Order of Bondsmiths|Bondsmiths]] to warn them of Odium's coming, guide them to refound the Knights Radiant, and encourage them to unify Roshar against the threat of Odium and his armies. [[Gavilar Kholin]] received these visions prior to his death, and he got in contact with [[Thaidakar]] and [[Restares]], somehow getting his hands upon Voidlight and Anti-Voidlight, and forming a plan to bring back the Fused.{{book ref|sa3|prologue}} Shortly after Gavilar’s death in {{rosharan date|1167|10}}, [[Dalinar Kholin]] began to receive these visions as well.{{book ref|sa3|28}}
 
Sometime prior to the reunification of [[Alethkar]], the [[Stormfather]] began sending the [[Dalinar's visions|visions]] that Honor had recorded to potential [[Order of Bondsmiths|Bondsmiths]] to warn them of Odium's coming, guide them to refound the Knights Radiant, and encourage them to unify Roshar against the threat of Odium and his armies. [[Gavilar Kholin]] received these visions prior to his death, and he got in contact with [[Thaidakar]] and [[Restares]], somehow getting his hands upon Voidlight and Anti-Voidlight, and forming a plan to bring back the Fused.{{book ref|sa3|prologue}} Shortly after Gavilar’s death in {{rosharan date|1167|10}}, [[Dalinar Kholin]] began to receive these visions as well.{{book ref|sa3|28}}
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|I have said I that cannot be of much help to you. The Night of Sorrows will come, and the True Desolation. The Everstorm.
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