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On 2/16/2021 at 8:11 PM, honorblades said:

I totally agree. I thought this during basically the entire time Kelek was onscreen in RoW - I couldn't help but think that this guy talks like he is from modern day Earth. I sort of imagined him just smacking gum the entire time he was talking, too (that's not canon tho obviously haha). 

We see Wayne chewing gum...

RoW ch. 11 

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They’d tested Venli’s other power—the ability to mold stone—only once, and it had drawn secretspren. A kind of specialized spren that flew through the city, watching for signs of Knights Radiant using their powers.

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Monsters from the id 

I was re-reading Way of Kings, and Hoid (as Wit) mocks Sadeas by mentioning how many spheres he pays for companionship. So I think he's smart enough to know what the people use for money.

I like everything of his that I've read so far, which is pretty much everything but the Infinity Blade ones and the Alcatraz series (I've only read the first Alcatraz book so far).  I think my favorite is Oathbringer.  I really also loved his WoT books. I met Brandon at Dragon*Con in Atlanta the year The Way of Kings came out, which I bought at his table, and had him and the map artist sign.  That was my first exposure to him other than the WoT books.  I liked Way of Kings so much I went back and read his other stuff.

Especially now that LetsEncrypt is offering free certificates, it's kind of a no-brainer.  In addition, I think modern browsers will mark your site as insecure, if  you aren't using it.

I like it better with "an Epic did it", but I do like that it's cloaked in military / government tech.  In a sense, it's a bit like 

Hello, everyone.  I like Brandon Sanderson's writings.

I went to that link but it seems to be spam.  Perhaps spammers are using your wiki for evil.