Shaggai

Two Steps From Hell. All the Two Steps From Hell.

This post got downvoted. However, my overall reputation went up. As far as I can tell, none of my other recent posts have been upvoted. Anyone know what went wrong?

Upvote for "eldritch".

I doubt spanreeds are FTL.

By the way, what's the link for the list? I can't find it.

The recurring interlude character will be Jasnah. One of the interludes will be Alcatraz, thereby proving that his series is from the Cosmere. Another will be one of the Stone Shamen.

Sesemalex Dar.

Moelach is moving as of I forget which chapter of WoR, sure, but it probably escaped. The Death Rattles started around the time of Gavilar reaching the Shattered Plains, so it started to have influence at that point and slowly escaped over more than ten years, culminating in WoR where it's fully free and moves of its own volition.

Use a Basic Lashing to make gravity point just slightly forwards, so you have to lean backwards all the time.

If it was an unmade, I would suspect more that it was Moelach, not Nergaoul. The Death Rattles started around the right time, and were apparently very strong in Jah Keved (where Szeth left the sphere). It seems that Moelach is free now, of course, but escape is certainly possible.

I'm going with Julia, because I like the name. Second, let me quote my post: Do Sataneas and the Voidmobile fit that? I think not. As for the squid, I refuse to include that little idiot. It was only ever a priest, not a god. Yog-Sothoth and Nyarlathotep are gods, not that green cremling.

Alright. I've been thinking. Brandon loves to do the unexpected. So there are two ways this could go. First, Brandon does the obvious. Second, and more likely, he does the unexpected. Therefore, I've compiled a list of completely unexpected ships for Kaladin. -Roshone -Tvlakv -Chasmfiend -Sadeas -Elhokar -Sazed -Brightness Matal -Grandpa Smedry -Gaz -Tyrion Lannister -Morgoth -Amaram -Yog-Sothoth -Alds -Norton I, Emperor of the United States and Protector of Mexico -Hari Seldon -Julia -Eshonai's stormspen (not Eshonai, just her stormspren) -Raklion warlord -All of the above at once However, Brandon knows we know he does the unexpected. Therefore, something slightly more expected is, paradoxically, more unexpected, and as such there are only two possible ships: Kaladin/Axies, and Kaladin/The Spanish Inquisition.

Koloss vs. Radiant squire. Squires have enhanced speed, strength, and regen, but is it enough to defeat a koloss?

He's probably thinking something along the lines of "Good. They still don't realize I'm a Zinc compounder."

Or just Push away the iron in his blood and shoot coins at him until he runs out of Stormlight. Or Push on his head and Pull on his neck, both with duralumin. Of course Szeth doesn't stand a chance.

It does, but if Szeth hits the spine TLR's going down no matter what healing he uses. Can't tap metalminds when you're already dead.

Depends on the overall situation. If you had a Skybreaker, and the army was composed entirely of people who committed capital crimes, it could work. If the existence of the army somehow threatened their men, a Windrunner could probably do it, although that might be more iffy. If the army was evil, but for some reason unable to do anything, a Dustbringer (under the hypothesized oaths) might be able to do it.

Kelek's Breath, I think we just figured out where spambots come from!

You're welcome. Now that I see it, though, I don't really think it looks very much at all like the Willshaper glyph.

I posted something similar about this earlier in another thread. I wondered if they could take on a Shard.

Only if they used Allomantic power. The conversion ratios for other Investiture might not be so high. They might even be less than one, in fact.

The complementary Willshaper image is missing for me.

The post is gone! What happened? Edit: Looks like all of Stick's posts are gone. Maybe they got classified as spam.

Could a Nicrosil Ferring, who was Hemalurgically granted Allomantic pewter and stored their pewter reserves in their metalminds, tap their metalminds and use their pewter reserves?

TLR just has to Push or Pull on some of the iron in Szeth's blood (or other trace metals elsewhere in Szeth's body) and Szeth dies. Stormlight healing is powerful, but can it heal Szeth when his brain is being smashed one way and his neck yanked the other? Also, all of Szeth's offensive powers require him to get within melee range. TLR can use Allomantic steel to hold him off, then fire a series of coins at him (while tapping Feruchemical chromium to make them more deadly). Szeth might heal, but his Stormlight will eventually run out, and then he dies.