DreamEternal

Yes, it is Demoux. Your turn, Stormgate. I was kinda hoping it would take more than a week to solve, like my Lirin boast back at the now deseased Bewulf Boast thread. Anyway, explanations in bold.

No, but I am curious of how you came to this conclusion.

You must remember thr shardplates the Radiants had, much like their Blades, were different than the ones Roshar has today.

Sound of corpses being dumped into the canals...

Nah, that will be the plot for the next Era, with the mistborn serial killer as a side plot.

For some people, aesthetics are self-justified. There is a pleasure of sorts, or perhaps a sense of serenity in the harmony of shapes and colors in one's clothing. While I myself generaly choose function over form (partialy because here where I live it is too hot to wear the kind of clothes I like), some transform the act of choosing what to wear into art.

No

You get a lynch mob! *inserts Kelsier*

Why do people get so upset about others getting their genders confused on the internet?

No.

For your WoB hunting skills.

Under darkest skies, I once hunted for a sign, Seeking the pale starlight. Once, I was a loyal knight, Humble pilgrim, in the dark. Once, I was struck down, Cast aside, thought a traitor Hated by my lord on high. Yet, on the final dawn, Swimming in searing light, I was choosen, remembered As a warrior of light. And now, I've felt love And basked in the moonlight, And throught silent seas, I silently hunt for the sign And I've found greater lords on high.

Lifeless

Shardblades?

So all of Mistborn is people dying so Vin can decide to kill stuff?

Well... this is awkward. I have a personal rule to never feel hatred and generaly my compassion for the victim does not turn into anger towards the agressor. So I guess I am a very elaborated biological android? EDIT: Not that I care about not experiencing what Kobold calls an integral part of being human. Certain elements of the human condition are negative, and I don't agree with that part of Kobold's post anyway.

Yes. Your turn, Stormgate.

Having a never ending supply of nightmarish story ideas.

No . Now a hint: IT MOVES !

One point against Taln being Taln: in his chapter, at a point it is implied he is recitating his mantra, it does not show up. Instead, we hear Dalinar and Elhokar's reactions the mantra and "Taln" thinks: "The Gift. The words. Not his. Never his. Now his." Maybe someone was forced into becoming a new Taln?

Try that on Azir. I dare you. They would probably create even more protocols to make it impossible for you to even understand what you are taking over.

No, it only means the return to default when they die.

The blade shape is the default, since the powers of the spren bond were based on the bond between the heralds and their honorblades.

The people in the South were genetically normal humans who couldn't survive in the ash covered north, actualy TLR created them as a backup in case he screwed up the mutations and wanted a frame of reference for the next time he went to the Well. So they never had the ash to protect them from the sun, which means its lack wouldn't prove lethal. I personally believe they were sealed underground, perhaps with a giant mistfabrial(we know they have mechanical allomancy) creating a cadmium time bubble to keep them from growing and developing too much. The destruction would come from a great earthquake either Vin or Sazed accidentaly caused, destroying their homeland, the great-cadmium-machine and opening way to the surface.

Actualy, that is very unclear, since Szeth says he is lashings things towards walls or the ceiling, but maybe he is just talking about their general direction.