Hi people!

[Filsk he/him]

Hello, everyone, I'm new here (duh) 

 

So, I've only read WoK and I've just started WoR. Planning on reading Mistborn afterwards, good choice?

 

I have a pretty unhealthy habit of diving deep in the waters of wikis before I should, so some spoilers eventually find their way to my brain. For example, I'm in chapter 10 of WoR and I already know the Willshapers are my favourite.

 

I came here through Reddit, and I've heard some amazing things.

 

Looking forward to everything! 

Edited May 6, 2014 by Filsk

[Ketek]

You should actually read Warbreaker before WoR - totally worth it. Otherwise, it's a fair choice. 

[Filsk he/him]

You should actually read Warbreaker before WoR - totally worth it. Otherwise, it's a fair choice. 

 

Really? Why? I already have Warbreaker (it's free!), so I guess I should, then.

[Ketek]

There are references to Warbreaker in WoR, which I figure you'll appreciate better if you've read them

[Delightful]

You should actually read Warbreaker before WoR - totally worth it. Otherwise, it's a fair choice. 

Ditto. Mistborn is my favourite after Stormlight Archive (and also holds a special place in my heart for being my first Sanderson book and totally blowing my mind). But the Warbreaker references in WoR are so much cooler if you know what they mean and therefore understand the subtle implications.

[Swimmingly he/him]

You can finish the first part of WoR, but then read warbreaker and come back. I promise you that it's worth it.

[Ketek]

Without wishing to spoil too much, you could call Warbreaker a 'prequel' of sorts to the Stormlight Archive. 

[Asejet he/him]

Mistborn is good ,but it don't have the feel of SA.

But anyhow Sanderson rocks