Jaxx_The_Edgedancer

Got it, thank you.

Thanks for all of the tips on High Imperial guys! One last question: what is member reputation? Is it how many posts you have put on the site or something like that?

I think that the one thing big enough for Harmony to directly intervene in Scadrial was if another Shard was wreaking havoc or going to wreak havoc on Scadrial.

I have thought about the idea of Mistborn being made into a movie before, and when it came to the actors to play the characters, I have felt that Broadway actors who accurately fit the physical description of the characters from the book would be the best way to go. If this was done, it would set up the notion right from the beginning that this movie is a portrayal of the book, not a story similar to the book and happens to be called Mistborn.

It makes more sense to me that instead of the three spren that the three Bondsmiths are bonded with mimicking Greek mythology that they are three powerful and unique spren, each being a Sliver of a Shard that has an influence on Roshar, meaning that there would be: A spren from Honor: This would be the Stormfather. This, of course, is already confirmed in the book. A spren from Cultivation: My best guess for a powerful unique spren that's a Sliver of Cultivation would be the Nightwatcher. This theory is supported by how just as Syl refers to the Stormfather as her father, and the Stormfather refers to Syl as his daughter, Wyndle (The spren Lift is bonded to) refers to the Nightwatcher as his mother. A spren from Odium: Since the spren didn't start to bond with men until after the desolation a began and the ten heralds formed the oathpact (which is when I presume that Odium entered the area of Greater Roshar, and began to influence Roshar), it is possible that there is a Sliver of Odium in the form of a powerful spren that can bond with people. But like other Odium Sliver spren (storm spren) I would presume that this powerful Sliver of Odium would be just as hostile to people as Odium is. This theory seems weak, however, as the Knights Radiant were an order dedicated to fighting the Voidbringers, and it is though that the Odium is responsible or somehow connected to the Voidbringers. Of the three theories, the last is the least likely, due to the contradicting ideas pertaining to Odium and the Knights Radiant. Despite this, I have no better ideas. Anybody else have any suggestions?

Okay, I'll definitely take your book suggestions into consideration, as I am still pondering which to read next. On a different note, I noticed that you have Eastern Street Slang or High Imperial underneath the reply that you posted. Is there somewhere on this site where I can learn it, or is there not enough information to accurately speak/write sentences that don't come directly out of the Mistborn books?

So far, it has to be Words of Radiance. The Mistborn Trilogy was really good, but I am more interested in the world of Roshar, and Words of Radiance gives me so much information.

Hey, I am Jaxx_The_Edgedancer. I started reading Brandon Sanderson when a friend suggested that I read the Mistborn Trilogy. After the first book, I was hooked and read the whole series. The same friend later suggested I read The Way of Kings, and I again was hooked. After a little reading on Brandon Sanderson's website and discovering the Coppermind Wiki, my mind was blown when I read that the two worlds of Scadrial and Roshar are in the same universe and share some characters. After that, I read more and more and more on the Coppermind, and found myself engrossed and had to become a part of this fansite. So here I am, ready to learn more and more about the Cosmere. -Jaxx_The_Edgedancer