In a recent WOB from Jordancon, Brandon says that the sphere "is what you think it is and what the third book implies that it is."
However, there are multiple theories here on the Shard regarding what's in it (most common are voidlight and Unmade). Is one of them more agreed upon than the rest? Brandon seems like he thinks he's giving us a straight answer, but maybe he doesn't realize just how many crazy theories we come up with.
I guess the Oathbringer part makes me lean toward the Unmade theory because of Yelig-nar's prominence in the climax (I don't think voidlight was mentioned as much), but Gavliar having "access to several" Unmade seems like a huge revelation.
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Jofwu [PENDING REVIEW]
Gavilar's black sphere. What was inside of it and how many does he have?
Brandon Sanderson [PENDING REVIEW]
Well, it is what you think it is. And he had... yeah... He had access to several. Did we canonize this Karen?
Karen Ahlstrom [PENDING REVIEW]
*shakes head*
Brandon Sanderson [PENDING REVIEW]
No, we haven't canonized it. I'm going to say RAFO on the number, but it is what you think it is and what the third book implies that it is.
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In a recent WOB from Jordancon, Brandon says that the sphere "is what you think it is and what the third book implies that it is."
However, there are multiple theories here on the Shard regarding what's in it (most common are voidlight and Unmade). Is one of them more agreed upon than the rest? Brandon seems like he thinks he's giving us a straight answer, but maybe he doesn't realize just how many crazy theories we come up with.
I guess the Oathbringer part makes me lean toward the Unmade theory because of Yelig-nar's prominence in the climax (I don't think voidlight was mentioned as much), but Gavliar having "access to several" Unmade seems like a huge revelation.
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