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[Dierdra]

Hello World!
I like long walks on the beach.... oh, wait. wrong forum. 

I like being wrapped up in snuggly quilts while sitting in a rocking chair in front of a big picture window with a book in my lap and a plate of snacks hiding in between the plants beside me.

I get mixed results every time I take the Knights Radiant Order Quiz.

And, my favorite Sanderson book is probably Warbreaker, but Emperor's Soul is right up there.

[Robin Sedai she/her]

Hello @Dierdra! That sounds wonderful! Welcome to the Shard, and we're glad to have you here!

[Mr. Misting he/him]

Welcome to the Shard Diedra! 

49 minutes ago, Dierdra said:

I get mixed results every time I take the Knights Radiant Order Quiz.

 

I totally know how you feel. 

[StormingTexan he/him]

12 hours ago, Dierdra said:

And, my favorite Sanderson book is probably Warbreaker, but Emperor's Soul is right up there.

Welcome! These happen to be my favorite full length and shorter novels as well. 

[Morningtide she/her]

Welcome to the shard! That image of the blankets, snacks, and books sounds amazing! 

[NerdyAarakocra They/Them]

Welcome to the Shard! Emperor´s Soul is pretty great. Who´s your favorite Cosmere character?

[The Wandering Wizard he/him]

Welcome to the shard!

Favorite magic system?

[Dierdra]

22 hours ago, NerdyAarakocra said:

Welcome to the Shard! Emperor´s Soul is pretty great. Who´s your favorite Cosmere character?

You know, my favorite character is usually whichever book I happen to currently be reading, which might be a cop out answer, but I just get so into the current world as it is happening in my head.  Right now I am reading the skyward series again and M-Bot is my fav, but when I read Stormlight, Syl and Shallan reign supreme.

22 hours ago, The Wandering Wizard said:

Welcome to the shard!

Favorite magic system?

Also a hard question since the depth and complexity is in all of them.  Warbreaker and Emperor's Soul have great systems for people since they don't need to be inborn.  I LOVE a good magic system that isn't some god gift to create a hero, but instead hard work and dedication (ES) and money (WB) are what 'grants' the powers. Yes I know WB has the granted gift magic as well, but I'm not referring to that.

However, I think Mistborn with the use of metals that are an external energy/power source and have very defined limitations that the characters have to work around is unique and glorious and pulls me back to it.