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Herdazians are one of several races on Roshar with [[Listener]] blood in their ancestry.{{qa ref|1084|9|Horneaters are human/Parshendi hybrids.|date=August 13th, 2014}} As a result, they have a higher tendency to be asexual than other races without Listener ancestors.{{reddit ref|books|2ytg2h|crds34r}}
 
Herdazians are one of several races on Roshar with [[Listener]] blood in their ancestry.{{qa ref|1084|9|Horneaters are human/Parshendi hybrids.|date=August 13th, 2014}} As a result, they have a higher tendency to be asexual than other races without Listener ancestors.{{reddit ref|books|2ytg2h|crds34r}}
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[[Dalinar Kholin]] frequently went on campaigns in Herdaz, and [[Sheler]] was captured for indecency towards women while with his army in Herdaz.
   
 
== Notable Herdazians ==
 
== Notable Herdazians ==

Revision as of 12:26, 2 July 2019

Herdaz
Locator Herdaz.png
Ethnicity Herdazian
World Roshar
Universe Cosmere
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Herdaz was a north-eastern coastal nation on Roshar, bordered by Alethkar, Jah Keved, and a number of Reshi Isles.[1]

The Herdazian peoples had crystalline, slate-colored fingernails.[2][3][4] Many Alethi stereotyped Herdazians as wearing sparkflickers[2][5] and being boastful.

They have a single Shardblade and set of Plate that are passed down through the royal line.

Herdazians are one of several races on Roshar with Listener blood in their ancestry.[6] As a result, they have a higher tendency to be asexual than other races without Listener ancestors.[7]

Dalinar Kholin frequently went on campaigns in Herdaz, and Sheler was captured for indecency towards women while with his army in Herdaz.

Notable Herdazians

  • Kabsal had a faint Herdazian accent.[8]
  • An illiterate Herdazian:

Above silence, the illuminating storms—dying storms— illuminate the silence above.

—A ketek by an illiterate Herdazian[9]

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