Rashekin

Yep, she is Kaise. The Lost Metal chapter 39:

I agree with this. In fact, I think Shai herself says that even though she's not a Scadrian, protecting Scadrial is something that matters on a Cosmere level.

I think with the conversation in SH's epilogue, plus the book on Hemalurgy Spook himself wrote, it's more than obvious that he DID help Kelsier return to the Physical Realm with Hemalurgy. In Shadows of Self and Bands of Mourning there are various parts of said book, and it is noted that Spook was pro-Hemalurgy. Harmony and the Kandras say that he was wrong writing that book, and logically he had to do many experiments with Hemalurgy. Kelsier-mistwraith himself might have been one of his first great experiments.

Axindweth seems much more likely to be a member of The Set, IMO.

I saw it days ago in Macmillan, and today it was also in the Weekly Update video that Brandon always uploads to YT.

Exactly!! Also, it makes sense because in Era 1 the Marewill flower drawing is de facto Kelsier's crew logo.

Mmmmmmmmmm

Nope, Era 2 is set after Stormlight 5 and before Stormlight 6. That is, in that 10-20 year gap between both Stormlight arcs. https://wob.coppermind.net/events/475/#e14998

I think the book would be just as perfect as the other 3 if only Part Three didn't exist. It's the most boring part of a Brandon book, it made Oathbringer too heavy even though the other parts served their purpose, and the book has an extremely exciting ending.

Also Mraize, Iyatil, Gereh, Axindweth, Khriss... and we know that in the past Shashara and Denth were also in Roshar, probably with Vasher. Edit: Edit: There is also a WoB where it is hinted that Shai is in Roshar, but that we have not seen her on screen.

I think it was a much better book than Oathbringer, except for the final section (that Oathbringer's is heart attack, but this one is more relaxed and feels like a transition to the one that should have more action and epicity.)

Allomancy, of course. Although I must admit that the Surgebinding is very broken, it is by far the most powerful and varied magic system by itself.

Wow... you took the words out of my mouth. Exactly this is my thinking about TES, although I will add this: While the rewrite of the prologue was the correct move (and it's amazing that the story begins and ends with Gaotona), it really makes me sad that Brandon didn't include the scene of Hoid talking to Shai in her prison. Literally because of Hoid it is that Shai is incarcerated (and therefore, the story happens), so it is a bit empty that in the official history there is talk about the Fool and Moon Scepter but nothing else. But let's look at the bright side, even without Hoid showing up, the novella is amazing. Hopefully Brandon will write about Shai again—I think I'm much more excited about a TES sequel than Elantris (which I love, but I think it should stay as a stand-alone book.)