DreamEternal

A "Dragon" is a term to discribe the most powerful servant of the Big Bad. He was not literal.

Whitespines*

Or maybe lighteyes need to say more oaths before their eyes change.

I know how if feels, always make the same mistake. I would have taken this over the Kaladin/Shallan/Adolin love triangle. So much potential.

Vasher was created originaly for The Way of Kings, them adapted into Warbreaker, so I hope Zahel will be relevant to the main plot, perhaps as much as Wit.

For purely scientific purposes, may you tell me what are you smoking sir? Just joking, but Brandon said many times Hoid isn't a shard, and his power seens to be just regular magic, and using interactions between different sistems for great effect. Also, what is an AntiShard?

Maybe he has the key, it is his family's palace after all.

Unless you are an Radiant. Them, you can stop him. Death is only a delay. No one can stop him.

Hoids friend is a non-intervencionist, who seeks not to disturb what he sees as a greater design, while Hoid is always intervining. Hoid's friend didn't seem to have any desire for vengeance, only annoyance at what he sees as foolishness and pride.

Unlikely, Hoid's friend from The Letter in Words of Radiance seems to respect, or even worship Adonalsium, and previously in Way of Kings Hoid was asking him for help against Odium. I don't think they would be so open to talk if Hoid had shattered Adonalsium

The Sons of Honor (Restares, Amaram and probably Gavilar) want to bring back the Church by starting the True Desolation, hoping the Heralds will also return. The new Skybreakers, led by Nin, wanted to prevent the desolation by killing radiants, but their plans may have changed now that it has already come. We don't know for sure what the Diagram thinks about the radiants, except that it says that their oaths can't be stoped and they should look for them, so it can be guessed that they see the radiants as an obstacle, but maybe it is just because they were using a truthless. The ghostbloods don't seem to be against radiants, but we know nothing about their goals. EDIT: damnation autocorrection set to portuguese.

I wonder if gold or electrum would act in a weirder and possibly more useful way for savants. Maybe being able to relive your past in a way copper feruchemists could only dream of and see the possible consequences of your actions clearly, respectively.

That is a nice theory, but do metalminds realy work based on some kind of constant connection? Since the only interaction between them and the feruchemist is when storing or tapping I always thought that there wasn't a connection, but that the feruchemical charge "remembers" its owner, wich is more related to the concept of identity

But you should beware of feruchemist spies storing Connections. Or not, they are somebody's else business

Maybe he wasn't surprised to see a radiant, but to see a Lightweaver, since according to Jasnah the Cryptics have an important place in Shadesmarian politcs, and he was used to some less important spren breaking the rules and bonding someone once in a century, but a Cryptic doing this meant that the True Desolation was much closer than he expected

Plus, it is WAY cheaper than double gold

I always liked the idea of using feruchemical tin to remove the adverse effects of allomantic tin savantism while making the advantages even better

Even if you move randonly while you are shot at you probably wont be fast enough to avoid being hit if the gunner has a clear line of sight and time enough to aim. Luck is better for simply avoiding meeting someone who wants to shoot you or catching them by surprise.

Only if you managed to always be outside of the gunner's aim, it probaly won't make their aim get any worse or make their gun jam. Still, it could be powerful in a chaotic environment

I believe feruchemical luck is internal, like all feruchemy, so being lucky would only make you always take the right choices when you choose randonly, not warp reality to your advantage.

I think he meant forms that need Blades to be fought.

I will jump into battle with courage I will never abandon my allies when they do something crazy I will never try the diplomatic option I won't bow to this "Mutually Assured Destruction" thing