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What if Nightblood becomes the ultimate enemy?


Ripheus23

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I'm just wondering if Nightblood could... evolve, as it were. Think: Adonalsium was like a spren (or, "Rosharans would think He was a spren," or however the WoB goes), spren are the source of Shardblades, Shardblades were the prototypes of Nightblood (or was it Honorblades at least?), so... if Nightblood is sprenish, he might be able to become Adonalsiumish, except... evil...?

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5 minutes ago, Ripheus23 said:

I'm just wondering if Nightblood could... evolve, as it were. Think: Adonalsium was like a spren (or, "Rosharans would think He was a spren," or however the WoB goes), spren are the source of Shardblades, Shardblades were the prototypes of Nightblood (or was it Honorblades at least?), so... if Nightblood is sprenish, he might be able to become Adonalsiumish, except... evil...?

The issue is that Nightblood is bound to a physical object. Unlike the Spren which he is based on, he isn't a physical manifestation of something that can change its form. He's a mind bound to a limiting metal object. 

This may be somehow changeable... But for the time being at least, he is a sword, and as such requires a wielder. 

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So, I highly doubt this. Personally, I think Hoid will end up being the ultimate antagonist, and I do think there is a difference between being the antagonist and being evil. Also, has anybody noticed that Nightblood was instructed to destory evil, and he destroys ALL investiture, possible hinting investiture is evil.

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On 8/3/2018 at 9:07 PM, Ishar said:

So, I highly doubt this. Personally, I think Hoid will end up being the ultimate antagonist, and I do think there is a difference between being the antagonist and being evil. Also, has anybody noticed that Nightblood was instructed to destory evil, and he destroys ALL investiture, possible hinting investiture is evil.

Interesting. I suppose that would imply that the meaning of the cosmere, so to speak, is essentially that magic is evil.

To be honest, I highly doubt that Sanderson would go that direction with nightblood - it seems much more likely that he's just an extremely destructive tool.

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