How Many Shardblades Are There?
Dalinar estimated, at the time of the War of Reckoning, that there were less than 100 Shardblades in all of the world. Alethkar and Jah Keved own some twenty Shardblades each; the rest are spread amongst the weaker nations, including five Shardblades held by the Thaylen royal guards.

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Similarly, does Kaladin get Shardblade?

These abilites come from his relationship with Syl, an honorspren, though he knows little of what he might be capable. By the end of Words of Radiance, he has learned to turn Syl into a Shardblade (or whatever other weapon he chooses).

Likewise, does Kaladin have an Honorblade? The Honorblades are the magical swords carried by the Heralds to fight the Voidbringers during the Desolations. They were pieces of Honor's soul that gave their wielders access to his essence. There are ten Honorblades total, one for each Herald. Every Honorblade is unique, covered in various glyphs and patterns.

Accordingly, does Shallan have a Shardblade?

Shallan has the ability to use Pattern as a Shardblade, however due to supressing the memory of her mother's death, Shallan uses this ability sparingly. Shallan is capable of Soulcasting without the need of a fabrial, though her instruction on the ability ceased with Jasnah's 'death'.

How old is Adolin?

By the end of Words of Radiance, Adolin is 25 years old.

Related Question Answers

Is Kaladin main character?

Kaladin is one of the main protagonists, he isn't the absolute main protagonist. He will still have many arc, but they probably won't feel as if they were the major arcs of each books, which isn't fair to say as Shallan's arc was more major than Kaladin back in WoR.

Is Kaladin a windrunner?

Windrunners are one of the ten orders of Knights Radiant. They share Surges with the orders of Bondsmiths (Adhesion) and Skybreakers (Gravitation). The combination of these two Surges results in three separate powers which are known as the Three Lashings.
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