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  1. I realized that this happened a little while ago, but I hadn't posted it here (what a terrible oversight!) In my degree program, the last 8 months of courses before you graduate are spent working on a huge ending project (known as a Capstone project). A month or two ago my team and I went to talk to a prof, and we got accepted to work on his project. His project is a lower-limb exoskeleton. Yes. That means I'm gonna spend Jan-Aug 2017 building Iron Man's pants. I am so excited about this
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  2. I paid off my car and the last of my debt accrued from moving to Utah three years ago. This means that the only debt I have left is $800 of my student loans, so that will be paid off by March at the latest, which makes me insanely happy. I started taking iron supplements to help my iron deficiency and now I don't feel drained all the time. I learned how to manage stress (something I'd never had to learn before because stress usually just bounces off of me). I took back control of my life. I confronted someone who used me for over a year, manipulating me, and I told him exactly how I felt about what he'd done and decided I wasn't going to let him or what happened hold me back anymore. I learned how to stand up for myself, at least a bit. And lastly, I told a guy I like that I liked him, and it didn't end terribly (didn't end with roses and butterflies either, but at least it didn't go poorly, which is how that usually goes for me).
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  3. RIP Carrie Fisher, drowned in moonlight, strangled by her own bra.
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  5. I've been a cosmere fan(atic) for a long time.... and I've decided to let the cosmere books ruin my internet history even further! Hello cosmere people. I'm mostly active on tumblr, but I'm excited to be joining here on the site. ;p
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  6. XD I thought of this one while listening to the Kaladin and Szeth fight. Szeth kept seeing what Kaladin was doing, like Syl becoming a spear/shield/halberd and so on, and kept yelling impossible!!
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  7. Every Scadrian, being of Preservation and Ruin, has some tiny theoretical latent potential ("seeds") in the Metallic Arts: But for most people, this is never enough to actually manifest (except possibly if the Mists get involved). For those whose potential is strong enough, though, Snapping is possible. I'd suggest that every Scadrian specifically has some degree of Allomantic potential in each metal. Usually, when someone Snaps, damage to their soul creates a "crack" allowing the power of Preservation to flow through - turning the latent potential into an actual ability. Thus, probably, a person has (by random chance - there are Allomantic bloodlines, but there don't seem to be specific lines of Coinshots or Thugs or Soothers) one metal's potential just slightly stronger than the others. At the moment of Snapping, that "point in the spiritweb" hits its critical threshold and activates first - and all the power flows through it, so none of the other metals' points activate. It's like pouring water into a cup with a hole in the bottom, so it flows out as quickly as in. In very rare cases, though, there's just so much Preservation coming through that that first point can't use it up, can't keep up with the inflow. In that case it's like using a garden hose to fill a cup with a pinhole in the bottom - the water can't get out fast enough, and just sloshes around. Then all the metals' points are pushed past the critical threshold, and they all activate practically simultaneously - and the person becomes a full Mistborn. (Savantism, then, is the widening of that "pinhole" by pushing too much water - Preservation power/Investiture - through it.) Originally, it seems that Feruchemy always came with the full set of metals. This makes sense, since Feruchemy doesn't draw on an external source of power and doesn't involve a Snapping event. But in Era 2, the spiritual DNA has mixed, and the Feruchemy access mechanism has gotten "stuck to" and largely overridden by the Allomancy one, creating Ferrings.
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  8. So I was just at my friends wedding. After all the serious ceremony is done and dancing has started, she pressed a button on her plain white shoes and the rim of the soles lit up multicoloured. Awesomeness.
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  9. I was hoping for one more day to spend with the siblings....and lo and behold, my flight was overbooked. So I'll be leaving tomorrow.
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  10. I think the whole Nale's point wasn't about the Listener but instead of the Voidspren. To him the Voidbringer Szeth saw, are the Voidspren stucked on Roshar from the last Desolation, with new Listener host...but nothing new on Roshar's History (as some Dalinar's Vision showed)
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  11. OP has been updated with the writeup and eratta'ed information. Normally I wouldn't draw attention to it, but Elb says I have to since I did the writeup, and she wants a place to put the upvotes. (I think that you should upvote the OP, since she did all the work this rollover)
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  12. LG29: Day Three - Cataclysm Farallen Oniz walked carefully through his garden, watching his menagerie. Perfect pieces, frozen in time, each in the middle of whatever action had been most important to them. Preserved, all of them. He again breathed in a sigh of contentment. For a thousand years he had maintained this garden - a thousand years of protecting it against change and the power of entropy. With proper care, it could easily be kept perfect until the heat death of the universe - provided the Shards hadn't figured out a way to prevent that from happening. With the combined power of all sixteen, it was almost an inevitability that they would figure out that problem eventually. And so, with a little bit of luck and attention, his garden could last forever. Not just unimaginably long times, but forever. Perfectly Preserved. A little fire blossomed near one of his figures - a mortal. Frowning, he bent over it - someone was trying to interfere with his work in the Physical Realm! This one was a worldhopper, involved in...something or the other. It all seemed to blur together when he was here. He pushed a little more of his power into the worldhopper, Preserving it more. The fire winked out. Satisfied, he stood up again. Dark laughter sounded behind him. "I should have known you would occupy yourself with something as...sentimental as this." The voice was mocking, hateful. Farallen shivered. "Ah. The Lord of Hate. What brings you to visit?" He attempted to keep the fear out of his tone. He wasn't sure whether he'd succeeded. "Finishing what I started - all those years ago." Then there was only fire. Fire, and the baleful hate of the one who watched him burning. After a time, Odium looked around the remnants of the garden, melting under the heat of his power. Such a monument would be...satisfactory. Let the Cosmere tremble. The Lord of Hate reigned again. Conquestor was killed and Preservation was Shattered! Jondesu was a member of the 17th Shard! Day 3 has begun, and will end in 46 hours. Player List: 1. Assassin in Burgundy - First of the Game 2. Master Elodin - Second of the Signups 3. Jondesu - Quintus17th Shard 4. AliasSheep - Kelen Taldar 5. Darkness Ascendant - Kaldain Selblessed 6. A Joe in the Bush - Jack Tormander Returned 7. Doc12 - Silence 8. Kynedath - Desten Kyde 9. TheMightyLopen - Kaloo 10. Straw - Malum Farcimen 11. Young Bard - Serol 12. Magestar - Magestar 13. Alvron - Lorna 14. Dalinar Kholin - Sanya 15. Harambe - PUNisher 16. I_am_a_Stick - Stic 17. RubiksCube - cubefright archive 18. DroughtBringer - Ralar 19. Araris Valerian - Aralis 20. Arinian - Arinian 21. Zephrer - Tardeick 22. Conquestor - Farallen Oniz 23. Sart - Sam Trudite 24. Aonar Faileas - Nilan Izenry 25. Elenion - emissary of Mandos 26. Kasimir - Tenth of the Dusk
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  13. This has been in my head for a while, and I keep forgetting to post it, so hopefully it'll not be as rambling as I worry it will be xD Forgive me if this has already been speculated/shot down elsewhere! So, Brandon has been rather close lipped on the origins of Shardplate, if Kaladin is going to get his own, and we've theorised all kinds of things, like the Plate being made of non-sentient Spren locked into Plate forn the same way Spren are locked into non-living Shardblades... My thought/random theory is this. When a Radiant reaches the final Ideal of their Order, or progresses far enough, they create their own Shardplate... but through Stormlight manipulation. "But Rawrbert, you crazy, mad, lovable, handsome fool," I hear you say, "What would make you think that? Shardplate has to be more than just hardened Stormlight!" Well, you flattering reader, let me explain my way of thinking. We've seen Shallan can dim the Stormlight from her skin to blackness, and we've seen that as a Radiant progresses through their Ideals that holding and using Stormlight and Surges becomes easier and more natural to them. And from what I recall from Dalinar's visions, when he was fighting with and saw Radiants in their prime, their Shardplate glowed at the joints with inner light correspondending to their Order. What we DIDN'T see... was their skin glowing. At no point (Unless I'm recalling incorrectly, as I don't have the book in frony of me at the moment.) does Dalinar mention that the Radiants he sees' skin glow with light at all. Now, he doesn't specifically say that they AREN'T glowing, but that seems like the kind of detail everyone's favourite war dad would notice, especially when he instantly remarks on the glowing Plate in his head. This, along with Shardplate being powered by infused spheres, and that it can regrow when fed Stormlight, makes me think that a Surgebinder will be able to convert the Stormlight that would make their skin grow, or escape from their pores, into Shardplate, when they become proficient enough with metabolising/using it. This would also explain why the Radiants in the visions were able to summon and dismiss part of their armour at will, by simply reabsorbing the Stormlight they've hardened around their head to create a helm, or around their fist to make a gauntlet. I suspect the reason Brandon didn't have Dalinar see the dismissal/resummoning of the armour pieces to keep us guessing, since if it formed first from mist or from light we could pretty easily narrow down how it was happening. ^^ Of course it COULD maybe be summoned from the Cognitive Realm, a perfect ideal of armour for each Radiant.... Anyway, thoughts? Praises? Insults? ^-^ Hit meh!
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  14. Short version: Braize is (or contains) a giant gemstone, and Odium is stuck inside. I know this is really far-fetched, but I can't shake the idea. As far as I can tell, nobody has proposed it before, so I am proud to present here the popular Beatles Song: Rayse in the Sky with Diamonds. We know that spren can be trapped inside of gemstones. The type of gem and its cut determine what sort of spren you can capture. Artifabrians can harness some of that spren's essence with the right configuration of metal fixtures, and listeners can carry around the type of spren they want to use for their next transformation, breaking the gem to let it out during the highstorm. And since spren are splinters, i.e. tiny pieces of a Shard, it doesn't take too much imagination to extend the idea to a much larger scale. Best guess: Tanavast saw Rayse coming and sneakily forged an immense gemheart inside the planet next door, and faceted it into the perfect Odium-shaped prison. So when he showed up, Odium got sucked into it and has only been able to send out tendrils of power. Obviously, a Shard is powerful enough that you wouldn't expect a hunk of rock to constrain them. You might think that the ability to move a planet's orbit and remake its continents would also allow such a being to reshape a giant piece of jewelry, but if that hunk of rock was forged by another Shard, and especially if it is being actively maintained, such a prison might hold. We know that Odium is "contained" to the greater Roshar system, and many have postulated that is because he was forced to invest in a planet enough that leaving has become difficult. I'm not saying that is wrong, only that something must have held him in one place long enough to force him to expend that kind of power, or for it to happen passively. (A recent WoB confirmed that it can be an active or passive process): Circumstantially, we have also seen that Odium has little direct influence on Roshar, instead acting primarily through the unmade or other emissaries. Now, this doesn't prove that he is trapped off-world, as something similar happened with Shards actively opposing each other on Scadrial (both before and after the events at the Well of Ascension), but it does confirm that something is keeping him from bringing his full influence to bear. And now, to go off into entirely unsubstantiated territory: If Rayse is imprisoned inside of a giant gem in the core of the planet Braize, what sort of fabrial could you make out of it? Connect everything together with posts and wires of god-metal, and you have immense power waiting to be put to work. Want to send a blast of hate-filled destruction at the nearest gas giant? You just invented a better Death Star. Attach those wires in another way, and put something you hate behind your spaceship: Ta Da! Near-infinite propulsion. What would you make out of a planet-sized fabrial? I think Honor may have missed a grand opportunity here. (Or maybe he connected something wrong, and died in a lab accident. These are hazardous materials after all.) So, yes, there are some major holes in this idea, but it is an entertaining one. And perhaps semi-plausible?
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  15. You get fruit sliced like a dragon Inserts a cookie.
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  16. You know you're a Sanderfan when you go see Rogue One, repeatedly mishear the name Krennic as Kredik, and keep thinking of Kredik Shaw.
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  17. Ok... This is just my opinion, and it doesn't have a ton of proof to back it up, but personally, I think that shard plate is connected to the Larkin. They feed on storm light. So does shard plate. They can suck the storm light from a radiant. So can shard plate. Look at the time when Kaladin was helping in the arena. He put the helmet on his fist and it began absorbing his storm light. Nalan would know this and would use it to his advantage. He wanted to stop freshly forming surge binders. The surge binders grow stronger and better at storm light manipulation as the progress through the oaths. I think that if one were to progress far enough through the oaths they could hold enough stormlight for the Larkin to bond and change. Running out of time so maybe I can explain better later. Also the Larkin have silver eyes. Plate is naturally silver in color. I think that the Larkin are going to play a big role in the creation of new shard plates.
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  18. Aw, I was in London a month ago...
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  19. I moved to Israel, met some awesome people, and discovered Hamilton. I'm spending my own money now, which is equally terrifying and responsible-adultying. Also I *think* my singing has improved a ton which is awesome and fun.
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  20. Rashek never sleep, or He simply would die...He can't tap his Atiummind in the sleep and to him it would mean die. Another point, with a little charge of wakefulness, he may continue to compound forever (as long he had metal), the scene with Vin see him old, isn't a "He stores Youth to a later compound", He can't do this, if he stops compound he would simply die. Probably Rashek spent almost all his "private time" in an old form to consume less Youth and he appear as a cool guy only in the rare public events.
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  21. @Kestrel Is Sweetpea an eastern or a western screech-owl? I forget where you live. Also, she sounds like a riot! Reminds me of a comparison someone made once between cats and owls. They said something along the lines of, "Owls are amazing because they're totally fluffy and adorable but they're also perfect killing machines. I think this is all the proof we need that owls are simply cats in bird form."
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  22. I got a beautiful, illustrated edition of Game of Thrones, new headphones to replace the ones my cats destroyed by chewing on the cable I also got a WiFi adapter, because my current one is acting strange and disconnecting me from time to time. I also got a pair of leather slippers and a pair of slippers that look more or less like those: And I also got two parts of "Slavic Bestiary" with beautiful illustrations ^^
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  23. Reviving/Necro-ing this post from the dead because I now have a direct WoB about this for both Steel and Iron lines. Yes, both can be used to identify specific metals, and it is not limited to only savants. This seems to be something any misting or mistborn could do with enough practice.
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  24. A better end to the world than Trumpmageddon, to be sure. In 2017, I will finally finish my first novel! Which I began last year! Yay me! And, in 2017, the person below shall eat their way through this entire list. Twice. Before March.
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  25. HI!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Secret Message!!
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  26. Want there a WOB about how after Elantris, Wyrn decided that they had been interpreting the prophecies wrong and only everyone east of the mountains needs to convert for Jaddeth to return. This quote is from October 2004 Elantris Group Questions though, so it could have changed by now.
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  27. We had a pizza party today for a family who won a silent auction. They got to eat with the birds. We called it Pizza with Pippin (one of the ed birds). Pippin was the host and sat near the table. He was served with the guests, his mice on a plate and napkin. He was weary of the plate. Once dinner began, though, me and a few other volunteers rotated birds around. I had Sweetpea, Rusty, and Willie. Sweets did okay, considering that her and I don't like each other. Willie was a different story. I had never worked with her before and she isn't flighted. She ended up hopping off the fist and couldn't get back up and I couldn't swing her back because I had no idea how the center coordiator wanted me to do it compared to my falconry sponsor (which is also done with a flighted bird). I also didn't know Rusty liked to play dead in his travel box and that was an adventure. (Edit: oops. Wrong (ish) thread. Still good thing tho)
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  28. Uh an updated photo with a bird on my fist because that's my eternal state of being now? Its Sweetpea and I at our last education program. Her and I were both mega uncomfortable. She doesn't like me very much and has drawn blood from my finger numerous times.
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  29. White Sand, Shadows of Self, Bands of Mourning, and Arcanum Unbounded came out. 'Nuf said.
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  30. This was the year I really got into reading Sanderson and found out about the cosmere. It's also the year I started circus club, and learnt how to do poi and stilts. I also wrote one of my first completed stories that I actually like, and wasn't for school. Now, of course, I think it's absolutely horrible, but that's irrelevent. I also only joined this year, but I haven't been on for long.
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  31. Honestly, I think this is the first look to Szeth as character, until now we saw only what his status pushes him to be, not him. I hope we may see much of the true Szeth PS: notice that Lift is still alive only because She is a funny character...so funny that Nightblood likes her, It will be really fun if Nightblood the next time Szeth try to tap into its powers (whatever they are) say something like Nightblood: "Ok Szeth, I will give you some of my Awesomeness" Szeth: "Please, Sword-nim stops call it in that way...It's embarassing"
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  32. I was looking for wifi this morning when...
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  33. First post ever on this RP. Hope I don't screw it up. Florist sat cross legged in the middle of serenity. His plants grew all around him, their green leaves casting shadows all around the clearing. Outside, a war was raging. But inside, there was peace. He sighed. Why can't all people be like this? He thought. Epics and vanillas fought over food and supplies. Both were complete idiots. They would rather shed blood over a limited supply of necessities then take the time to simply grow their own. Fruit trees, to grow food. Certain herbs, to heal the wounds caused by pointless fighting. Idiots, Florist thought. He heard a whirring, and then a shatter. Florist turned, and hissed, a feral, animal sound. One of the bombs that had been launched had landed, tearing through his trees and plants. He scrambled backward, putting distance between the device of chaos that had shattered the peace in his garden. He went onto his knees, not breaking eye contact with the bomb, and dug his hand into the ground, scooping up soil. Florist was reminded of a song he had learned when he was younger, before Calamity. This is the Law of the Jungle. He held up his hand, and gazed into the mound of soil. A small vine sprouted, fueled by his powers. As old and as true as the sky. The vine grew, twisting, splitting, and speared the ground, runners splitting out from the vine, towards the bomb. The wolf that shall keep it may prosper. The vines crawled across the ground, sinuous and silent. It reached the device, and wrapped around it. But the wolf that shall break it must die. The vines split again and again, encasing the bomb. They constricted, and crushed it with an audible crunch. As the creeper that strangles the tree trunk. Florist was not done. The roots of the vine sank deep into the ground, and pulled the hunk of metal into the ground. The Law runneth forward and back. The ground swallowed the remnant of the bomb. All that was left was a scar of fresh dirt, where chaos had touched his peace. For the strength of the pack is the wolf. Florist wasn't strong enough. If he wanted peace for his garden, he could not do it alone. He would need help. And the strength of the wolf- He let the soil in his hand drop. He would help the City Guard. He stood up, and strode out of his garden. There was chaos outside, but there was also hope. -Is the pack.
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  34. I found Hoid. LOL. That must have been what started the event that Hoid referred to when he talked about spending "the better part of a year in a large stomach, being digested" back in WoR.
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  35. The write up will not contain hints as to roles or alignment (unless a shard is shattered), but will faithfully represent number of attackers, and will distinguish between Shardic and non - Shardic kills. For clarification, Jondesu was killed by Odium. If Odium's kill had shattered a shard, it would have been explicitly mentioned both in the write-up and in the announcements.
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  36. Welcome to the forums, and what a great question to start out with! The answer gets pretty deep into realmatics, so buckle up, 'cause this is gonna get messy. Metals themselves don't produce Investiture; they are keys to Investiture, which comes from a Shard. We do know that metals from another world are useable for Allomancy; if you're watching very carefully, you just might see it in Stormlight. Metal is an additional cost, like water is in White Sand or color is Warbreaker. The magic doesn't come from water (probably), it doesn't come from color. The magic is all drawn from the Shard behind that magic system. Allomancy is powered by Preservation. Elantrians are powered by the Dor, a mixture of two other Shards. To gain access to a magic system, you usually need to graft a piece of that Shard's Investiture onto your soul. (Initiation is the technical term for it; in Allomancy, that takes the form of Snapping). Whenever you use that magic system, you're drawing energy from a Shard. It turns out, actually, that the Dor is the exception in this case, that it's very difficult to power when you travel off-world. We learn why in the essay for the Selish system in Arcanum Unbounded. I'll put it in spoilers below, in case you haven't read it yet. So, if a Mistborn goes to Sel and burns a metal from Sel, they are consuming a piece of Selish matter to activate their Spiritual Connection to Preservation, letting them draw on Preservation's energy to power their Allomancy in a specific way. (Ultimately, this energy will return to Preservation; Shards will never run out of power from people using their magics.) It is also possible to power a magic system using pure Investiture, if you can find Investiture in a physical form. (It takes many forms across all three Realms.) Burning atium draws directly on Ruin's power, since it's a physical piece of Ruin's Investiture. Drawing on the mists pulls directly from Preservation, and lets you apply that energy to whatever Allomancy you want. Stormlight appears to be a similar phenomenon; it's the Shard's power embodied physically, and it gets stored in gemstones until a Surgebinder can use it. But it's a wild card; the Investiture can be used in any number of ways, as opposed to the Investiture gained when a Mistborn burns steel, which can only provide energy in one specific form (Pushing). It is theoretically possible to 'hack' a magic system to be powered by another Shard's power, especially when you have access to a physical form of Investiture. This has happened to an extent with a certain character on Roshar, who consumes Stormlight instead of Breath (but hasn't figured out how to Awaken with Stormlight). Sand Masters, from the graphic novel, might be able to recharge their sand by exposing it to Stormlight or Mists instead of sunlight on Taldain. (One theory is that the sunlight itself is Invested, and carrying energy from Taldain's Shard.) But that isn't the usual way of powering a magic system, which involves a direct path to the Shard in the Spiritual Realm. How you get that path in the first place varies by magic system. For Allomancy and Feruchemy, there's a genetic component (with an additional Snapping required for Allomancy). For Surgebinders, it looks like if you behave certain ways and say certain Oaths, you bond a spren (which is a piece of a Shard). Awakeners can be anyone; all you need is to collect enough pieces of the Shard Endowment (and we've seen a certain Stormlight character with perfect pitch, who probably has some Breaths). For the most part, you need to be from a specific world to meet those requirements to gain that magic. Hemalurgy is a big exception, and one that the author of the Ars Arcanum has commented on; anyone, anywhere, can use Hemalurgy to steal any magic. All you need to do is know how. So, I hope this answers some questions (and, honestly, I hope it raises a bunch more for you). Don't quite take everything I said as gospel truth; the big picture is confirmed (Shards can power their magic anywhere in the cosmere), but some of the specifics are debatable (like whether water for Sand Mastery is the exact same as color for Awakening, or the specific forms of Investiture that are required for Initiation). But hopefully this gives you a good springboard into the deep end of realmatics, to take the plunge and look with a close eye at passages in Brandon's books to puzzle out how all this fits together in the underlying theory.
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  37. Happy Munching to the man that brings us all here. And also to my daughter and two other people in my life that share this glorious day.
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  38. I once asked about the wording in this line, and here is the answer I got from Peter: The answer is almost one year old, and I hope it still works...
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  39. Kabsal uses it twice while talking with Shallan: Ym talks about the Cosmere when explaining his philosophy of the One as well in Words of Radiance. Hoid also uses it while talking to Dalinar, but I figure that one doesn't really count, since Hoid isn't really Rosharan. Dalinar didn't seem terribly confused by the term, though.
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  40. This is true, but seeing as it's the only (known) continent, I don't tend to see too much trouble in using it interchangably. I mean, it's up in the air when a character talks about the Almighty "creating Roshar" whether or not they're referring to the world or the landmass, but in most situations their meaning doesn't really change if they're including the oceans (Roshar the planet) or just talking about land (Roshar the continent).
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  41. Poor Taln. Tortured for several thousand years and he doesn't even get a pancake. Lift needs to go find him and give him a hug.
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  42. ...I am a Natlhis fanboy, so sue me.
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  43. First of all, congrats! As an aspiring writer myself, it is inspirational to hear fellow travelers on the same journey so close to the finish line. Good on ya, mate. As to your question, I don't know any resources first hand, but I searched around google and found a podcast that seems to be on the subject... there are a bunch of episodes so you could dig in for a while I'd bet (if it's any good): http://www.voiceactingmastery.com/category/podcast-episodes Best of luck to you.
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  44. Those calculations sound like a good place to start, but the thing we have to remember is, Jewels's family were poor and Hallandren is a pre-industrial society. So the comparison to what the average American or British or Canadian family spends on food isn't really that valid. A better comparison might be to somewhere like India or China, where there is a much higher level of wealth inequality, with poor people living on very little. The other thing to consider is that there's likely to be a culture of passing on one's Breath before dying. So, in a large family, especially with shorter life expectancies, it might be safe to assume that for every adult or older child that dies, the family would get a Breath that they could sell. This might lower the price. Also keep in mind that Jewels sold her breath as a child, to feed a Returned - this probably added to the value of her Breath. Just some interesting things to think about.
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  45. Got one for a Double Bronze - Hunter. Never needs to sleep, due to Compounding, and can find anyone using (theoretically) any magic system.
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