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I don't know of a download for Mythwalker - just the by-post on the website linked in Verified Locations . . . You can poke around Brandon's website - I may have missed a download location. Those that have an ePub made it themselves (please see Pimp My Aether for how some convert a word file to epub, add cover and formatting, etc.)

Actually, you an Download Warbreaker there. Scroll down to Versions for either ePub or PDF.

Welcome to the Shard. Thank you for the Intro Post. Please consider checking out the Sharder FAQ for some useful forum info and tips. You posted right under the thread with your answer: Verified Locations for Sanderson unpublished, sample and deleted scenes Cosmere: Aether of Night is requested here White Sand Prose download link is in the "welcome to the newsletter" email White Sand Versions WoK Prime and Dragonsteel Prime are both free downloads on the Dragonsteel Site (See below) Hope that helps

You realize it is not actually 10 years right?? That's old mis-information from somebody not understanding the difference between IRL time and the in-story Time-skip. State of the Sanderson: WaT was not in 2021, nor is he projecting 2034 for SA6 (Stormlight spoilers)

How far into the books have you read? RoW Ch 21: Hope that helps

For those that have not seen it, and dislike the WoR Jasnah "death" - just adding back the Deleted Scene seems like it would fix a lot. Unpublished Works Thread Reference

Neither. Savantism does not increase your power at all. Things like Hemalurgy or being a Lerasium Mistborn are a Quantitative difference. Savantism is a Qualitative difference - you are better at things a normal Misting can already do (like a Slider Savant learning to pin their bubble to themselves so it moves with them). The investiture has premeated your spiritweb to the point that it has malformed and adapted to the power - your understanding of the power is deeper, your finesse improves, your skill in finding other ways to use the power broadens. You aren't 'stronger' - just more skilled (and, of course, any repurcussions the malformed spiritweb may cause like Spook and Kaza). WoB:

Just one clarification - it was not just "Odium lost to Dalinar" in OB - it was "Rayse lost twice because he has the same friction that caused Tanavast problems" by the end of RoW. WoBs: Hope that helps

Who are the other two? Jasnah and Amaram - each for different reasons and their relative ranking fluctuates by book and mood. Some of my Lirin thoughts are here and later in the same thread (though he is briefly mentioned in the note at the bottom of the previously linked post).

General Note on the above comments - I think many people fail to understand what the Order/Book/Flashback chapter's goals are - it's not that Oathbringer was a book about Bondsmiths or RoW was a book about Willshapers - the book/flashback tie is meant to indicate "this is the book where we start to explore the surges for this Radiant Order" - and we did that. We see Spiritual Adhesion and how Bondsmith's Surges differ from Windrunner/Stonewards due to the CR/SR aspects those surges take. We see how Cohesion works for Willshapers in RoW. Goal met. Concur. Done is done - we can say what we dislike and why, but there is no "fixing" what is published. That said, I can see why WoK!Prime was not published and am very glad we got this version of Roshar over that one. He said that he had armor spren from both his first and second set of ideals Sigzil never had Windrunner Armor, he has windspren in his Skybreaker armor. It was very well established that the windspren that become a Windrunner's Plate start following them after the third ideal. We see Kaladin's Windspren deflect the highstorm winds to protect the captured Alethi in OB Ch 31 and his Platespren manifest in Shadesmar as they follow him on Notum's ship in OB CH 108. Likewise, we see that Sigzil's Third-Oath bound Windspren are still following him in WaT Ch 147: WoK: No comments WoR: Shallan ignoring Soulcasting because of Stick and Jasnah's admonition to not pursue it alone felt more like a gimmick than an extension of Shallan's story. .It felt like Brandon was saving Shadesmar for later. . . and he was. Which is fine, but the Watsonian reasoning falls flat for me. I also wish we had seen more Kaladin/Lighteyes interactions in his role as Captain - but overall the book is solid. OB: Easily the worst of the five for me - almost entirely because of Shallan (with a side of Lirin who makes my top-3 hated characters in SA). Kaladin has depression and SAD and we feel that he struggles with these conditions while they do not define him. Everything about Veil and Radiant in this book feels fake - like a person that had read about DID once is trying to fake having DID. I've stated in other places the long descriptions and do not feel inclinced to repeat it here since it is tangential to this topic. I wish Doors of Stone (which still does not exist, and likely never will) had not prompted Brandon to change from the plan for book 3 to be Stones Unhallowed - saving Dalinar's flashbacks for Book 5. RoW: I liked RoW, even if it was Die Hard on Roshar. I loved the lore and worldbuilding and artefabrian reveals. I wish we had gotten some Windrunner vs Skybreaker content from the Azimir front. Shallan's sections continued to be the weakest component of the story to me, made more tolerabel by being in Shadesmar and some good Spren information; though I wish Felt, Stump, and Godeke had gotten a bit more rounded in these parts - again it flet like intentional blinders because Edgedances and Truthwatchers are reserved for the second arc. WaT: I still need to do my first re-read of WaT, so it is the book I have internalized the least. I understand why Brandon wanted to include linguisitic drift in the story - I just wish it had happened either in RoW (we had a 1 yr time skip) or in Book 6. The fact that people speak differently from WaT ch 1 than they did in RoW Ch 117, when it is "the next day" is what I find jarring (not the lingustic drift itself). I also found Jasnah's debate with TOdium to be unconvincing. Jasnah has been built up from first intro as an intelligent and eloquent speaker with much practical experience in debate, but that she somehow fails to call out ad hominum, and other glaringly obvious logical fallacies undermines the entire scene as Diabolus ex Machina - designed to get the result the story wanted, even if the path there was false. I'll reserve other thoughts for after a re-read...

Weeper is Liss, which is an obvious pseudonym but could not be Tyn; as Tyn didn't drop a Shardbalde when killed by Shallan. It is likely that Liss is one of the Heralds, but there is not enough information for any conclusive deductions. All WoBs (only two) only get a RAFO: Hope that helps

Welcome to the Shard. Please consider an Intro Post to let us know what you have or have-not read (whichever list is shorter). Also, please consider checking out the Sharder FAQ for some useful forum info and tips. The timeline is correct - AoL: Hope that helps

This states clearly that the thing preventing Odium from using his powers on most individuals is a restriction placed by Honor - and explicitly ties it to the scene where they agree to stay in the system. Okay, I see what you are asking - two things: Unreliable narrator applies - Rayse is not being completely honest. Not lies, but not the whole truth either The part he is referencing here is in WaT Ch 113 (we don't get to see the terms) It's a tightening of the common restictions to all Shards. Hope that helps

The agreement was not on-screen in WaT - and it is larger than just Honor and Odium. Coppermind: There are a lot of sources here, so I left the links - and included the link to the relevant section of the coppermind, but there does not seem to be a single WoB that summarizes all of this information. Mistborn/Warbreaker Spoilers: Shards need a Connection to an individual to act directly on the person - Hoid's case was different and based on the agreements mentioned above. Hope that helps

That was why I linked the Sharder FAQ: It has that info and a whole lot more to make it easy for new Sharders to adjust (conveniently located in the Introduce Yourself section).