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Just finished reading the book and was amazing! Was searching for discussions about the person she was talking too just before she attacked the governors mansion. If I remember correctly, she said, "you know he is just another pawn," and when wax asks what she says I was not talking to Waxillium. Why was he able to hear her talk to someone else like it was cross talk? Was it intentional from her perspective? So many questions. Such a nice book!

You know you are a sanderfan when you go through the maps at the front of the books very closely

When you walk through early morning mist and hope you come out of it with allomantic powers

When you decided to call your altitude sick friends as air sick lowlanders, when you were recently at the worlds highest motorable pass

You know you're a sanderfan when you keep spelling the angular measure radians as radiants or radiance :|

You feel angry when reading one dimensional characters who have the opposite gender of the author.

When your WhatsApp status reads, "How would you like to destroy some evil today?"

Well, the story goes like this. After I finished reading A dance with dragons, I googled books like game of thrones and I came upon someone's blog post that featured Mistborn in it. Once I read Final Empire, there was no stopping me . It's interesting to consider the impact of that post in the books I've read after that .

Hello! . Well... Okay that's a difficult question. In terms of inventiveness, I was hooked to the final empire when I read the first line, "Ash fell from the sky." I mean who wouldn't want to read about a world where ash fell from the sky. That shows you that something was DEFINITELY wrong with the world. Alloy of law on the other hand felt more closer to earth than final empire, and it was less grimmer. But I liked finding connections between the names in the AoL setting to the first trilogy!

Oh, I have read almost all of them except some of his short stories set in minor shard worlds . The order I read them was: Mistborn till allow of law, way of kings, Elantris, Words of Radiance and only in the end did I get to warbreaker. Non cosmere books, I have only read the reckoners series. Love those like a ant loves its sugar cube? (failed try at bad metaphors )

A LONG time lurker in the forums but I have never really commented much on stuff. I thought I might as well start by introducing myself here. I live and work in Singapore as an engineer and I am (obviously) a big Sanderson and epic fantasy fan. I think the first sanderson book i read was The Final Empire back when I was in university and immediately fell in love with the characters of Vin and Kelsier. Already pre-ordered Shadows of Self from Amazon and can't wait for it to arrive in October .