Silly questions with Koloss17, the part of the shard where Koloss17 comes out and asks a silly question

[Truthless of Shinovar he/him]

For some odd reason, Lirin. He, like a beaver, seems reasonable.

[Truthwatcher at the Rim she/her]

5 hours ago, Koloss17 said:

Sorry I haven’t done much, to the three people that actually respond to these things. Here’s one!

Out of the Brandon Sanderson books you have read, which character do you think would be the best fitted for being a beaver?

Kell.  Cause it would be really funny.

[Shard of Reading he/him]

15 hours ago, Koloss17 said:

Sorry I haven’t done much, to the three people that actually respond to these things. Here’s one!

Out of the Brandon Sanderson books you have read, which character do you think would be the best fitted for being a beaver?

Rua. Rua all the way.

[Koloss17 She/They]

it’s been a while!

If you were to rip a hole in the space time of the cosmere and link one planet in the cosmere to a world outside of the cosmere, which worldS would you connect? The other world doesn’t not need to be Brandon Sanderson made, but it obviously can be.

[Shard of Reading he/him]

Link Harry Potter Earth and send Kriss there. I want to see what she would think of the magic.

[Truthwatcher at the Rim she/her]

Mistborn era 2 and Middle Earth.  I want Wayne to meet the elves...

[Experience he/him]

I think I would combine Roshar and the world in The Wheel of Time series. 

[Koloss17 She/They]

Sorry for not doing things for so long! I’ve been kind of lingering on the shard, but not doing much. Here’s one that is a more scholarly one.

 

If you were to give an elemental analogy to one of Brando Sando’s magic systems, what elemental tie will give what, and why? (Example: hemalurgy is like fire because it destroys everything it touches) 

[Truthwatcher at the Rim she/her]

Awakening is like air because you can't touch it, but it affects things you can touch.

[Kingsdaughter613 she/her]

Alomancy is like fire because it can be dangerous when uncontrolled or used wrongly, but when used properly it can be a source of energy and power.