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It's fine :]

For category names, I would probably go with Canticlite, and not have it be a subcategory of Threnodite. I am sure there are going to be all sorts of weirdness of groups going to different places that could get messy quickly. That seems like it's better to have the Threnodite connection listed in article text.

This was intentional initially. Maybe there's enough detail to put in, now, but I'm not convinced. It is perhaps because of my desire to not copy real life topics. It would be a pretty tricky article to write if we did choose to want it. I feel like at least some of the differences that are listed in this topic are not special to humans, and so are maybe more appropriate on Investiture / Realmatic Theory pages. So anyway, this wasn't an oversight, it was intentional as we didn't really want to make one. We could reconsider.

why would cross be better than track? more running=bad

Indeed.

yeah.

Same. We will work to resolve this.

When you friends [who have never read Sanderson] start dreaming about reading his books

*Sigh.* I can't believe I'm replying to this. 1. Renarin 2. Steris 3. Shallan 4. Adolin 5. Renarin (again, because he's awesome) 6. Kaladin

Ok I knew that since I just played but I really needed to make sure I’m not tripping out. Did Fie ever reference him? I wouldn’t have known what she was talking about if she had I suppose.

When you think about it, would there be a difference between fate existing without us knowing it and fate not existing? Also, what does “fate” really mean? Is it some outside force that makes us do things? Or is it just the inevitable things that we will do, because of our unique personality and the situations into which we’re placed. Personally, I think that fate does exist, or rather that someone who could know us perfectly and know everything about the universe could know exactly what actions we will take. However, we don’t know what our “fate” is, and since we don’t, there’s no reason to fall into apathy. Because from our perspective, it is almost as if fate doesn’t exist. I like your thinking here, but I think there’s a few things you’re missing. First off, I don’t think the Bible ever says that God was a being only since the beginning of time. Genesis 1:1 in KJV says: ”In the beginning, God created the heavens and the earth.” As far as I know, there’s no implication that God began there, or that he had a beginning anywhere. I think your other faulty assumption is that nothing can exist outside of time. Our current understanding of the beginning of the universe is that time did not exist before it. However, you say, and rightly so, that something cannot come from nothing, and that nothing cannot exist. So since we know that the universe (something) exists now, there can never have been nothing, because then our universe would not exist. So the question we have to answer then is: what existed before time? Is it an unbroken chain of creation, something’s making something else’s stretching all the way back into eternity? Or is there a beginning to the chain, something that has existed eternally? For me, I think the most logical answer to the question of God’s creation is that He was not created. That He exists eternally and outside of time and created time, the universe, and everything.

She doesn’t think you’re strong enough to even stand. She knows you’re weak. She doesn’t want you next to her. “Ok,” he whispered, sounding like he was about to cry.

OH MY GOODNESS I'M SO SORRY. I think your profile pic threw me off. Whoops.

Stick.

As of about 4 days ago, I stopped receiving my email notifications to my gmail address. I have checked the settings, and the spam folder as well, but they are not there. While missing notifications did happen in the past, it usually cleared up within a day or two. I still get notification markers on website itself. While their utility is less than before the update, I would still appreciate getting them back, please?

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Interesting Theory, though I always had the impression that it was Nightblood she was trying to find. I doubt Mraize would pass the "Nightblood test" and be able to carry the sword without killing himself. Also we do not know what power is bestowed by Mraize's Aviar. I would say if somebody other than Vasher brought Nightblood to Roshar, then it may have been Yesteel - but we won't know how what happens there until Warbreaker 2 comes out (if ever). And that book may or may not cover how Nightblood and Vasher came to Roshar (together or separately). It is odd to note that as of RoW, Zahel knows where Nightblood is (in Szeth's possession) and does not seem to care. (RoW Ch 15) PS: "Going" is mispelled in the thread title. If you edit your post, you will be able to edit the thread name.

I got a PM from him telling me not to ping him for random games, and only for things that needed his attention.

Honestly, that might actually be more doable than trying to adapt Stormlight. Plus, it means there wouldn't be repeat content--if non-Cosmere-aware viewers wanted to learn more about the world or get more stories in it, they would still have the whole Stormlight Archive left without feeling like they know the story already.

I was listening to a podcast and was reminded that Azure was chasing a criminal. At first I thought she was coming after Vasher. But the podcast reminded me she knew were he was. So I kept thinking: What if she is chasing Mraize? We know he is a worldhopper, we see he has a lot of cosmere items. What if he is the reason nightblood is on roshar? He went to Naltis to and stole nightblood. I know it would be hard to take out Vasher, but Mraize is stealthy and has an Aviar to mask his investiture.

I've read most if the Brandon's books twice, and I still don't consider myself a hardcore fan -- haven't come up with a hundred-page long theory yet, haha.

Right, I just finished up with a little project elsewhere so I should have a bit more free time to put towards this game.