A_Dragon

Thank you!

Hoid, Kaladin, Raoden, Renarin, Adolin, Shallan, Jasnah, Dalinar, Venli, Eshonai, Joel, Kelsier, and many others.

Oops, surprised I didn't notice that. My favorite book is probably Oathbringer. It was just a super good book and really deep, but not in a weird way. Brandon seems to be good at making his books that way.

Hello, I've been a fan of Sanderson's books for several years. The first of his books I read was Steelheart. Now I've read The Reckoners, The Rithmatist, Elantris, The Stormlight Archive, and Mistborn: The Final Empire. I've really enjoyed his books so far and am really excited to see what he makes next! I'm pretty new to the forums and community, but I'm excited to be here.

Maybe the most important words a man can say are the things mentioned here? Like for Kaladin what he will love is his brothers (Bridge 4), why he will hurt is because his brothers hurt, he dreams of his brothers being safe, and he will probably die protecting his brothers. This is just something I thought while reading this.

I think that if any living thing was stabbed with anti-lifelight, it definitely wouldn't be good for them, but it would depend on how closely connected to lifelight or Cultivation the being is. For example, if you stabbed a completely normal human with anti-lifelight, it would probably injure them, but wouldn't kill them outright. But if you stabbed an Edgedancer, it would probably bring them to the brink of death and possibly kill their spren.