NightFrost

You never know Sanderson has the habit of bringing ideas from previous works into current books all the time, but the Cytonic gift seems more unique to me than simplly based off Shadesmar especialy as skyward is essentially the squeal to Defending Elysium which was written before Stormlight

Just got done reading it all in one sitting, someone remind me not to do that again. First thoughts I had after finishing was I really got to work on my insults and battle cries some the ones I read were just too good. Second thoughts I had was I felt that the answer to some of the questions answered were answered to close to the end of the book I understand that we are getting more books, but come on at least give us more time to take them in. Other than that I really liked how Sanderson developed Spensa over the course of the series. Oh and there is totally something up with Doomslug I mean a slug that can move incredibly fast in an instant screams teleportation to me.

This character from the Dragonlance saga

I think the secret project is something he is doing for a novella anthology book you know the ones that a bunch of different authors contribute towards. Something like that would explain why he said it was something we have never seen before and why it is non Cosmere

lets combine these ideas what if you have your army shoot arrows at you reverse lash a rock that's attached to another rock which you then lash at the opposing force and boom you are now the proud owner of an arrow cloud.

You know i don't think Nighblood would absorb a sprenblade due to the fact that the bond gives them extra strength and stability. It would probably hurt a lot though.

So I was reading oathbringer and came across something interesting when Szeth swore his third oath it mentions that he felt approval from a hidden spren. Well we know the Szeth has bonded a spren and with his third oath he should get a shardblade but because he has nightblood it doesn't appear. This is interesting because he now could theoretically duel wield shardblades. So i am thinking that in later books nightblood is going to go back to one of his orginal owners and then Szeth will then finally summon his shardblade. A note on this is I wounder if Nightblood somehow makes spren nervous as Szeth has not really meet his spren yet.

So somewhere there is a post on the fact that because Renarin is bonded with a corrupted radiant spren he is actually using Voidbinding to see the future and because of this he is seen by the voidbringers as an ally "As he approached the ramp up to the Oathgate, the Fused descended. Four landed on the ramp before him, then gave him a gesture not unlike a salute," Oathbringer Chapter 120 Renarin POV This essentially makes him ,and i am going to coin this term, a Voidknight. Hopefully we will see what impact this has on the series in later books hopefully by infiltrating a Fused camp.

Do you mean replicating just what the surge does or all the aspects of a surge such as making a fabrial that could basically turn you into a windrunner because i am pretty sure there are already fabrials that replicate parts of a surge

oh well i was just brushing up on my knowledge of soulcasting after this and the arcanum of OB says that they are different but it still seems mysterious that this is so as Sanderson could have written in the fabrial and made up a whole new surge. Hopefully we get to learn more of soulcasting in later books. oh yea i forgot about that but i am not convinced that was a fabtial

So I was thinking one day and realized something soulcasting exists in two different forms as a Surge accessible to two of the KR orders and as a fabrial. Now why would Sanderson do that? From what we have seen surges and fabrials have stayed mostly separate except for soulcasting. My theory is that the surge of soulcasting is something completely different from fabrial version. this can be seen through the effects that the fabrials have on people and the requirement of gems in order to even operate it.

You know if TGK can awaken objects without touching them then he could theoretically awaken everything in the palace with the command of kill TLR. Plus since everyone hates TLR hire some iron and steel mistings to collapse the palace on top of TLR while he is distracted by the awakened objects. Fight smarter not Harder

cause i am helpful like that

I haven't played it yet but I watched the whole campaign on YouTube based on it my answers are 1. yes 2. Hunter, Dawnblade, 3. If not then there should be one

Try Thor Ragnarok

personally my favorite hero is Black panther a whole suit made of vibranium is sooo cool. Also in a fight with iron man he would so win

Also to respond to the original post Anne Mccaffrey is most known for her Dragonrider's of Pern but she wrote a lot of other sci-fi

Did you know that he also finished the hitchhikers guide to the galaxy I read it not that bad. At least you have this problem no one i know has even heard of Fablehaven much less Sanderson

Beware the shardspoon

Personally I think the hidden blades are on Akinah i mean an island that no one is allowed to get to perfect hiding place. but you guys are forgetting one important question where is the plate. Hidding the blades in shadesmar is all well and good but how do you hid something that doesn't disappear on command?

I think that this argument can be summed up by a Kaladin quote, "Fine. But it's still about perception...Storms, I'd hoped...I'd Hoped you could tell me, give me an absolute right." (Sanderson, Oathbringer chapter 31) Everything is about what perspective you are in. From one point of view Elhokar is not redeemable from another he is, and so far I have not seen anyone look at this from Elhokar's perspective

1. my primary power would be to accelerate anything i touch to their terminal velocity, and my secondary power would be to transform the very air around me into tungsten in a 10m radius 2. my weakness would be tacos traveling at exactly 45 mph 3. would have to be Terminus 4. my evil is that i really like to see if people can survive traveling 122mph into a tungsten wall

You know what I would do If I was David I would lure Obliteration into water to make him think he could defeat me with my weakness then turn the water to steel trapping Obliteration can't teleport if your legs are stuck in steel. Also at the end of Calamity we see that the weakness doesn't effect them as much if they fully accept their powers.

You know personally now that you bring it up I think the reason the skybreakers didn't notice her is because like we see all throughout OB her powers are some how quieter not the aluminium

You know it makes me laugh that I made this post for talking about Shardplate and got huge arguments on if it is possible to through a man through the air with soulcasating. However this did pop up. I think that the level that Knights get plate is dependent on how their surges relate to combat. This would make sense as the windrunners where one of the main combat orders meaming they should get plate sooner in order to be more effective faster.