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I am 5'3 myself, so I kind of understand the feeling. If you have read WoR, then it says Shallan's height, while she is trying to get details for shardblades and plate. I don't remember exactly where that is, but before the middle, for certain. Don't ask me why I remember it, because frankly, I don't know, either.

Unfortunately, the lust for revenge often consumes reason. Moash is consumed by vengeful thinking and grief over his grandparents, plotting against the one who he believes ordered their death. His devotion to his task kind of scares me. Kaladin shows some signs of the same vengeful thoughts, but overcame them. He goes on to save Elhokar, so maybe Moash can overcome his thoughts and grow up. If he does, he will likely become a better person.

I am probably not as familiar with horses as you are, but I do know that Shallan is 5 feet 6 inches and she only comes up to the shoulder of a Ryshadium. I don't exactly know how that fits in, but it seems pretty large to me.

I was considering abrasion, but I ruled it out because slipping gets me to a point where I start to freak out. I think it would be cool if someone else that I know had it. It sounds like fun.

This is really hard to decide on. I guess I would have to go with Illumination. That way, I could pretend I was a rock or something and read books until my Stormlight runs out.

I think the "normal" horses on Roshar are what you would find here or in Shinovar. Ryshadium horses seem to be at the large end of the horse spectrum, so maybe the normal ones are the more average size here. It also seems to be that the horses bond to a person for life. Gallant had a difficult time letting Adolin ride him, and even after relenting at Dalinar's request, the horse was distrustful of his rider. Ryshadium are also very loyal, as it can be shown at the end of the Way of Kings and Words of Radiance.

Lightweaver would totally make sense for Shakespeare! Illumination would make it cool, because he could play whoever he wanted onstage, and nobody would ever know. I could probably check back on other orders, but it seems that the order he is most likely to belong in is the Lightweavers.

I like the idea of the similarity to the Well of Ascension. It makes a lot more sense than the jumbled mess that is inside my brain.

Well, I think Gravity and Gravitation are just about the same thing, but gravitation is the act of giving something its own pull... I don't know. Maybe it is all to put it in the same form.

Well, unless he could somehow practice in secret, he could not be any of the ones that can manipulate gravity or friction (so saying Windrunners, Skybreakers, Dustbringers and Edgedancers) though that would be really cool. It would almost make sense if he could go to Shadesmar and get his ideas from the spren living there, somehow. Just saying.

This sounds like one of the awesomest ideas I have ever heard of... anyway, shardtack would sound too much like the hard biscuits that the soldiers would eat during the Revolutionary War in America, so that is all I can think of when I hear that. Also, Shardbarding does sound pretty cool, partly because it rhymes.

I really have no idea, but - who the heck is Malishi? I apologize for my ignorance.

I'd imagine that it would be hard to kill another Radiant, because if they have a Shardblade and he has Nightblood, they kind of cancel each other out, from what I've heard (I'm kinda new), so with powers involved, it would make an equal match.