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I was under the impression that the entire Cosmere universe was a dwarfed milky way galaxy. As in, it's the entire universe, but the universe is just really really small.

I was always under the impression that the order who didn't abandon their oaths was Nalan and his Skybreakers seeing as how they are still active today. Would also kind of go along with their obsession with the law, kind of a never abandon your post kind of scenario.

My theory was that when Preservation told the Terris people the prophecy of the Hero of Ages, he also took away his extra piece of Preservation inside them, making them 1 part Preservation and 1 part Ruin, and causing them to be able to manifest feruchemy. No evidence what so ever to support this.

I always felt that the Skybreakers being so obsessed with the law would make them candidates for a type of military police for the Knights Radiant. This is why I felt Nalan only kills surgebinders who he knows have broken the law. He must have been watching Kaladin vs Szeth to be able to revive Szeth, and we saw no evidence of him trying to or wanting to attack and kill Kaladin. This obviously does not explain the surgebinders and desolations link, but I feel like it's something to ponder.

Has anyone ever asked what happens to the investiture that Nightblood eats? Where does it go? Does he absorb it and it adds to his power or does he destroy it for good somehow? And if he does absorb it, does that start to change his intent and personality?

Kelsier would lead my team. I'd have Marsh in a tank-like role. Szeth and Kaladin on aerial assault. Lift for healing. Tensoon. Susebron for Breath. Vasher and Nightblood. Vasher for experience and Lifeless, and Nightblood because, well, it's Nightblood.

Im not sure if I agree that the God Beyond is only an easter egg. At the end of HoA Sazed says that he spoke to Vin and Elend but couldn't bring them back, and this to me suggests that there is an after life that can not be influenced by the Shardholders. I believe that if the Shardholders were truly Gods, nothing would be off limits to them.

Double chromium! Sap an Allomancers metal supply and infinite luck. I hope Brandon writes one into this series.

Poster looks real good. I looked at the cast list and I agree with a lot of it but I don't think your Galad or Berelain are pretty enough. Those 2 always stump me when I try casting.

Anyone else really let down by The Skull Throne?

In a fist fight, tap to have your opponent miss all punches. Tap more to possibly make them miss and knock themself out. Close your eyes, tap and pick stocks. Skydiving parachute malfunction. Tap and keep trying the cord. High speed car chase. Tap to survive without any crashes, while every police car following does crash. Bank robbery. Tap and guess at the safe combination.

I read Half the World. I loved Thorn Bathu, especially the fight with Gorm at the end. It's Abercrombie, so you knew she wasn't going to win, but the loop hole in the prophecy gave me a little hope. Still not a disappointment though. I also think its safe to assume that the elves were, in reality, just advanced humans. Im almost positive Skifr's elf "magic" was a pistol. Not so sure what the bangle is though. Overall this was good. I hope to see sone Thorn and Uthil side by side fighting in the conclusion.

I have Mr. Rothfuss on my twitter and on New Years he posted a bunch of new years resolutions, one being "I will not be releasing Doors of Stone this year. You might as well start getting used to it now". Whether he was joking or not is obv up for debate, but I'm leaning towards no.

Does a Type IV awakening bring the cognitive entity of said object more into the physical? Simmilar to how the nahel bond grants spren intelligence on Roshar?