Yelig-nar confirmed only nine surges.

[lacrossedeamon]

https://www.dragonsteelbooks.com/blogs/the-cognitive-realm/gencon-2024-stormlight-rpg-mistborn-deckbuilding

In response to Question 6 Johnny says “…it’s the Servant of Yelig-Nar. Someone who has swallowed an Unmade and gets nine of the surges.”

Not sure how to source this onsite as it hasn’t been added to the arcanum yet I don’t think.

[Treamayne]

4 hours ago, lacrossedeamon said:

https://www.dragonsteelbooks.com/blogs/the-cognitive-realm/gencon-2024-stormlight-rpg-mistborn-deckbuilding

In response to Question 6 Johnny says “…it’s the Servant of Yelig-Nar. Someone who has swallowed an Unmade and gets nine of the surges.”

Not sure how to source this onsite as it hasn’t been added to the arcanum yet I don’t think.

This probably belongs in the Arcanum section, not Coppermind - since Arcanum is where Events are turned into WoBs (which can then be referenced by the Coppermind). I have asked for the thread to be moved.

[Starwatcher]

10 hours ago, lacrossedeamon said:

https://www.dragonsteelbooks.com/blogs/the-cognitive-realm/gencon-2024-stormlight-rpg-mistborn-deckbuilding

In response to Question 6 Johnny says “…it’s the Servant of Yelig-Nar. Someone who has swallowed an Unmade and gets nine of the surges.”

Not sure how to source this onsite as it hasn’t been added to the arcanum yet I don’t think.

We'd like to hold off on including any information from the RPG until the books are actually published, since things may change in the final version (not that I think this is likely too, but it's easier for us to draw a bright line).

 

5 hours ago, Treamayne said:

This probably belongs in the Arcanum section, not Coppermind - since Arcanum is where Events are turned into WoBs (which can then be referenced by the Coppermind). I have asked for the thread to be moved.

As I understand it, lacrossedaemon was asking about how to cite that post, since it isn't on Arcanum, which does belong here (the answer, if we were going to include this information right now, would be {{url ref}}; we do have ways to cite things that aren't on Arcanum, though Arcanum is preferred when it is available).

[Treamayne]

12 minutes ago, Starwatcher said:

As I understand it, lacrossedaemon was asking about how to cite that post, since it isn't on Arcanum, which does belong here (the answer, if we were going to include this information right now, would be {{url ref}}; we do have ways to cite things that aren't on Arcanum, though Arcanum is preferred when it is available).

Sorry. Copy all. I thought they were asking how to add it to the Arcanum so it could be cited as a WoB. 

I'll shut up now.

[Starwatcher]

1 minute ago, Treamayne said:

Sorry. Copy all. I thought they were asking how to add it to the Arcanum so it could be cited as a WoB. 

I'll shut up now.

All good; it's an understandable mistake to make, especially since we do prefer Arcanum so much!

[lacrossedeamon]

Yeah I am more familiar with Fandom mark up text such as <ref>...</ref> rather than what is used here. But yeah waiting makes sense, just painful.

[Starwatcher]

3 minutes ago, lacrossedeamon said:

Yeah I am more familiar with Fandom mark up text such as <ref>...</ref> rather than what is used here.

Something that might help you wrap your head around the markup is that the <ref> tags are already built into the reference templates; e.g., {{book ref|sa1|1}} basically produces <ref>[[Summary:The Way of Kings#Chapter 1|''The Way of Kings'' chapter 1]]</ref>. Help:References is a good place to check if you're ever unsure about how to cite something.

[lacrossedeamon]

Thanks