Paragrin

Zahel is faking something, and someone else is faking the same thing.

When you memorize the Bridge Four glyphpair and start drawing it everywhere.

They're doing the thing in question on the same world.

You have the right worldhopper... What is Vasher doing that gives a false impression of what he believes?

Thermite is rust mixed with aluminum dust, so, yeah, not likely to be stumbled on when aluminum is that valuable.

Yeah, but books have inherent cadmium properties anyway. You pick one up and all of a sudden it's an hour later.

And reading the thread.... I point and laugh at all Shardblade discussion that happened before WoR.

Oh, wait...

Braize is Damnation, not the Tranquiline Halls.

Well, that's the same number line that connects Bondsmiths and Truthwatchers, and the two present-day members of those orders are parent and child...

This was probably a bad topic to read while in the room with my parents who are trying to wind down to sleep. By which I mean I had my hands clamped over my mouth trying not to make any sound while I was laughing. So. Hard. ... ... ... more please? 8{

No... It's in the most recent appearance of each character.

Half right.

You're missing a worldhopper.... And it is inside the Cosmere.

Well, wasn't it going for a challenge of champions?

Migrating mine from YKYASFW: The Little Mistborn Vinderella: Girl sees guy who's way out of her league at ball, hides her poor birth to be with him, ends up ruler. Awoken: Kid is taken to location out of society for possessing vast magical power, raised in ignorance, love interest enters and teaches ways of the world, clause in the magic is used to defeat villain. (Otherwise known as, you never realized Warbreaker was just a genderswapped Tangled...) The Princess and the Returned: Girl is about to fulfill her life's goal when it is taken from her, meets transformed ruler with backstory with the bad guys, has adventures. Beauty and the Releaser

One had never left his homeworld (as far as we know).

But... If the aspect of the magic system that made the ending of Mistborn possible is never used again, despite being an integral aspect to the cosmology, then it would feel like a deus ex machina.

This is kind of a crack theory, it doesn't have to be plausible... That said, unSplintering a Shard is /possible/, by WoB. So, maybe that's where things will end up.

Bit late, but, eh. 17 years old, always a rabid fangirl of something, petrified of college (but seriously considering at least a year of BYU for Dragonsteel). I have met Brandon exactly once, at the Rithmatist signing in Houston. I didn't get a copy of R, but I got my Mistborn books signed. I asked about the last two metals, meaning lerasium and its alloy (this was back when we thought l&a had one each), he gave me chromium and nicrosil.

Nope. (Also, can I say how awesome it is that you're using one of my things in your sig? EEEEEEE I MATTER)

How many of the God King's palace servants does it take to change a lightbulb? Why change lightbulbs when you can change rooms? How many Epics does it take to change a lightbulb? None, they're all steel. How many Rithmatists does it take to change a lightbulb? None, they're all off in Nebrask.

"I will not refuse my help to any who ask it of me." More what I was going for, and less limiting.

"Honor is dead. But I'll see what I can do." My foreshadowing bells are going off... (Just to be clear, this is supported by ABSOLUTELY NOTHING besides that line. It's verbatim from WoR, right at the end of chapter 56.)

Hmm. One, the impression I got from WoB was that the Dor itself, the unheld power of Devotion and Dominion, without enough Splinters to bleed off to the Physical Realm through like Honor has, stayed in the Cognitive Realm (leading to the danger- lots of uncontrolled, unpredictable power swirling around) and put stress on the Physical Realm (leading to the Chasm). Two, Vasher and Nightblood coming to Roshar together and /then/ getting separated is way more plausible than them randomly happening to end up on the same planet after Vasher stopped trying to track Nightblood down, which is what I'd kinda been assuming. It does, however, raise the question of how Darkness/Nin/Nalan'Elin- or whoever got him off Vasher first- managed to keep him hidden for years on a single planet. Nightblood is kind of distinctive.