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Took about 3 weeks, I think one of the stances, was it flamestance? wields the blade one-handed although that might only be with plate

So for Halloween, I decided to make a full-scale replica of a shardblade and it made me realize just how crazy shardblades' lightness is. My replica is pretty much just a 6ft wooden dowel and some cardboard and it's way too heavy to wield with just one hand. I think this means shardblade metal is lighter than cardboard. I realize it's a magical godmetal but that's just weird to think about

If we don't get Syladin Leshwi is the next best thing. The only thing I would be concerned about is Leshwi is a fused and they are...... insane.

Behold, "The Spear That Would Not Break"

So I was re-reading that really sad Lift interlude in RoW and was curious about one line. Pattern is measuring her height and she exclaims, "That's almost a full inch since last time." I don't know exactly how often Lift is checking her height but this feels regular. So it looks like Lift is growing really fast. Almost as if Cultivation's gift is fading. Hmmm, when have we seen that before. Looks like Cultivation is back to pruning. We know Cultivation loves setting things up for events far in the future. I think this interlude is setting Lift up for a major role in KoWT (Stormlight 5 if you haven't seen the reflection theory). From here it's mostly speculation for major roles Lift could play in the next book. One idea is that she could go with Kaladin and Szeth traveling to Shinovar. We've seen Lift and Szeth before and that was really fun. She could also end up being Dalinar's champion. It would be interesting to see Dalinar struggle with not being able to fight Odium himself. Also, we've seen that Lift has some strange power in the Odium visions back in Oathbringer. So what do you think? Will Lift be a main character in Stormlight 5? Will Dalinar actually end up being his own champion or will his stepping-down arc continue?

Possibly they have extremely small gemhearts.

Assuming that you can see these pictures I believe that the blade shown by Lady X is either not an Honorblade or its Pailiah's blade. If, like me, you have no idea who Pailiah is she was the Truthwatcher patron and might be in the Palanaeum of Kharbranth. Her blade is the one in the back right. The blades look kind of similar around the hilt and I think that blades adjust slightly to suit their wielder. If Lady X is Navani it makes sense that she would gravitate to the Truthwatcher herald. Alternatively it's not an honorblade and something else is going on here.

Something vitally important in many multiplayer games

you probably could rewrite the history so that you had poisoned the sword before

Minor spoilers for Warbreaker and Mistborn One of the biggest questions with the 1-year time gap between Oathbringer and Rythem of War is that Szeth is with the Radiants. We want the Nightblood Zahel meeting to occur onscreen but it feels weird if they've never interacted during the whole year. So, I have two theories one boring and one slightly more interesting. 1. The easy answer is just Szeth is in prison and refuses to let anyone else hold on to Nightblood. If so that's going to be a very irritating sentence. Imagine trying to meditate while Nightblood talks your psychic ears off. 2. This one is more interesting. When using advanced Steelsight and from shards perspective, at least on Scadrial you see a bright light inside people. So what if that is how Nightblood sees the world. He recognizes people by their spiritual aspect or whatever. Anyway, perhaps Vasher with divine breath is different from Vasher suppressing his divine breath but with normal breath and also different from Vasher with no normal breath and a suppressed divine breath. The theory is sort of falling apart as I think about it but it's an interesting idea

I think Steris's mind would just explode trying to comprehend everything possible to prepare and have a plan for.

Why are there gemstones in the swords?

sugar before death, diabetes before weakness, peeps before destination

I thought he was supposed to have white hair?

Alternatively, I know it's been referenced that aluminum falls from the sky in some places.

90% Edgedancer. Nice program. Seems like you got decent consistency without having it drag on forever like some online quizzes. Enjoyed the last question with all the in-world quotes

getting stabbed through the gallbladder

wax is a steel savant I believe and he never mentioned an instance where he could not fill or draw from one of his metalminds. I would liken metalmind encryption like a phone fingerprint scanner. Even if slightly disturbed it will still unlock your phone

Stick

Feeling annoyed at all the current party candidates? If so then I've got a man for you. Kaladin Stormblessed is a man of the people. He's committed to ensuring a better, happier state for all of us humans. A successful leader Mr. Stormblessed has served as a highprinces honor guard, leader of the Order of Windrunners, and second-in-command in Kohlinar mission. Notable accomplishments include bonding a spren, keeping a slave group alive day after day as they charged arrows for a living, and moving on from a troubled love triangle. Truly a man of our times. Mr. Stormlblessed is going to stop slavery by casting down the corrupt highprinces and turning the dahn system into a climbable ladder instead of greased slide downward. For anyone interested in supporting Kaladin please vote at your local Alethkar elections. Definitely, don't vote Moash in. He's a real screw up

It would be morbidly ironic if he died before finishing a series seeing how one of his first projects was finishing the wheel of time.

cool idea, I don't completely understand the keeping your powers hidden thing. If everyone has them I think it would be more normal. Also not sure about chronoflyghists. Might need to work on that name. Good job though.

Interesting Idea. There might be WOBs against this though.

So what I did was divide the surges into major and minor classes. It doesn't work everywhere but it fit pretty well. The major surges are learned later. As each surge works the same for each order. (I know they're used differently between orders but I couldn't take doing even more work). One set has to be more powerful to justify being learned at a higher level. For the most part they make sense and to me at least it doesn't feel like anything obviously wrong has sprung up

No, I don't have WoBs but I'm pretty sure it's not hereditary. Usually, knights radients are chosen because they are broken inside and fit some of the ideals of that spren's order. It might be more likely for the windrunners' child to be a windrunner but that would be because spren search for people around where other knight radients have been found (case in point: the Kohlina). Also the kid would be conditioned to like the windrunner ideals. Since becoming a Knight Radiant involves an intelligent being's choice it's not hereditary