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It very well may be. It's original appeal to me was that flight could be achieved through steel-pushing (I have always been fascinated with flight, and dream about it often. For this reason I find the Windrunners fascinating as well). As the trilogy progressed and the complexity of the system grew, it was even more appealing to me. It is hard to say, between Allomancy and Surgebinding.

Good Morning Everyone. Or perhaps good afternoon, good evening, or goodnight? I'd like to introduce myself here because I have finally reached a point in my Sanderson readership where I feel comfortable coming here without spoiling myself on a bunch of content. Last November (latecomer I know) I was introduced to Brandon through Mistborn. I promptly read through the trilogy and loved it. Allomancy, what an idea! I then read Elantris and Warbreaker (I adore Lightsong, and Nightblood.. coolest sword of all time?). Finally, I began The Stormlight Archive and have just finished Words of Radiance this past weekend. Wow! I am so engrossed in the world of Roshar that I don't want to leave it. Alas, the dreaded wait for Book 3 is upon me. I have been relatively aware of the Cosmere and it's implications since finishing Mistborn and reading about Hoid. My fascination with him and the other connections between books has grown over time, and reached a peak after finishing the SA. So much "screentime" with Hoid (Wit) is truly a treat. I am in awe of Brandon's future plans, and so impressed with his ambition. Next up are Emperor's Soul and Alloy of Law (might be waiting for my cousin to catch up on this one). Alright! Rambling post over. Hello everyone