Kelsier Kenobi

Nitpicking the rate of facial hair growth in a world with Shadow Demons and Dragons?

Every time I see this chart it makes me really, really, really want to know what all those lines mean.

I really like Judgement.

Oh, boy. So what are we going to call Dalinar when he takes the repaired honor and odium? ☺

I think you are. You should tweet that at Brandon.

http://brandonsanderson.com/three-stories-in-new-formats/ This is a pretty big deal if you ask me. I know BS wasn't happy with how that scene played out, but wow. The High Storm killing Szeth?

So based off of that the question becomes, how did the Heralds know it was time to leave?

I ran a search and couldn't find anything on what ended Desolations. We know from the Prologue with Kalak that the last one ended with a large scale battle. I'm curious as to what signified the end of that battle and how did the Heralds know they were victorious and had to teleport back to damnation? I doubt it was just killing all of the Thunderclasts (the only confirmed enemy present at the battle) that had gathered. Could killing all of the Unmade signify the end? If the Unmade are Odium's version of the Heralds, had they ever killed all 10 Heralds would that have been Victory for Odium? Or could the Radiants have ended it on there own if all of the Heralds fell in battle?

I seem to recall that question being RAFO'd.

While I think Nightblood will be different from/stronger than the average Shard Blade, I don't think he's going to be THAT much more powerful. If he was why would Nalan give it up and not just use it himself? Unless his Honor Blade prevents that somehow. We know Nightblood consumes investiture, but wouldn't that just be Stormlight, not necessarily the Spren? If Szeth is going to be a Skybreaker he's going to need to bond a Spren to gain their abilities. Nightblood consuming that Spren would seem counter productive.

I really want it to be Szeth's book. I want to know more about the Shin. So that's how I voted. Eshonai flashbacks really don't sound appealing to me at all, and I feel like we already know quite a bit about Dalinar. I can wait for his flashbacks another book or two.

Challenge Accepted!

I can't imagine the ending of the the first 5 being very "Cliff hangery" if that makes sense. We know there is going to be somewhat of a break in between. Isn't this when Brandon plans on writing the Modern Day Mistborn trilogy? I just don't see him leaving anything major un-resolved.

Kind of like a construct of a Green Lantern.

I'd bet money on him using an Honor Blade at some point.

Could the Shin be a suspect? Szeth had to get Jezrien's blade somehow. I think there is a connection between the Shin and Honor Blades. Maybe they snuck in and swapped the blades?