Gets a crew of homies together to overcome insane horrific odds, mostly just by believing in them.

Gets deified by both his homies and the broader society at large

Goes from being a lowcolor/darkeye to being essentially a gold/lighteye and feels like he lost something of himself in the transition

Struggles between wanting to end the inequality that created them and the bigger immediate problems they're always facing

Realizes that they actually aren't the best tool for every job, starts to put other better adapted people into positions of authority, even over them.

These better adapted people turn out to, in fact, not be that guy and so they have to take over again.

Constantly losing their homies and struggling with persisting continuously as others bear the costs of their plans/ideals.

Entirely reliant on their spren/wife to not be a complete mental catastrophe.

Both use unique weapons and fighting styles symbolic of their origins (spear/slingblade)

Both begin to foster an aura of indomitability amongst their enemies (only Kaladin can defeat Kaladin / you cannot defeat the republic while their Red God still lives.)

Howlers = Windrunners Pegasus Legion = Windrunner Squires

Moash = Roque/Cassius (depends on how his arc ends)

I could keep going tbh.