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I have three guesses: 1. Stick 2. Shia Lebouf 3. That girl in Hulk ('cause I just watched Hulk)

Pony battles/Steelheart/valiantly/Steelheart/battles ponies.

You know you're a Sanderfan if you even consider writing anything about stick. Also: You know you're a Sanderfan if you make your profile picture a pony.

Why would he be crazy mad? Didn't he give it to Kaladin?

I got 6/7...didn't get Gaotona's symbol right...

This actually doesn't have an easy answer. Twilight has shown telekines (sorry bad spelling), teleportation, and flight powers. She has an array of spells to rival Harry Potter. And at times she can shoot huge blasts of energy from her and/or her eyeballs. On the other hand, Steelheart is virtually invincible. But what if Twilight could render him immobile (i.e. turn him into stone)? Do you think she could defeat this powerful Epic?

Brandon has stated that Rashek was fond of playing the flute. When asked if Hoid's flute was the same, he said his infamous-yet dreaded-RAFO line. We know that WoK comes after Mistborn. Is it possible that Hoid stole TLR's flute after his death?

Sorry. Brief brain lapse.

stick/eats pizza/that/pizza eats/stick

Did Brandon tell us anything about the words "sparks" and "slontze"? Normally his swearwords are related to the book they are in. Warbreaker: Colors Emperor's Soul: Nights/Days Alloy of Law: Rusts/Rust on my arms/Rust and Ruin Alcatraz: Shattering Glass So what is sparks from?

I have several relatives that have read Mistborn, Warbreaker, Elantris, and similar cosmere novels. Unfortunately, they have a complete and utter lack of understanding about the cosmere itself. How can they have read HoA and not at least know something about shards? It baffled me at first. Then I realized that cosmere hints are often hidden deep in the pages of Brandon's works. So anyway, I would like some help to convert these people to the grand realm of the 17th Shard, home of theories, cookies, and the Reckoners RPG. Does anybody know any pages or topics that explain the Cosmere in full?

Have a cookie and join the Sticky Sticks. Trust me. It's worth it. Benefits include: being named after the Cosmere's most important character. On a side note, which books have you read?

When Shallan meets Hoid at the middlefest, he puts something into his own wine, then swallows it. "The newcomer covertly dumped the pouch's contents into his own drink, then raised it to his lips, gulping down the powder. What had it been?" What is this powder? Is it allomantic shavings of some sort?

Vorinism is based around the number 10. 10 Heralds, 10 Orders of Radiants. The Double Eye of the Almighty has 10 spheres in it. Also, on Scadrial, Pathist earrings have 10 rings. Is this a coincidence?

Have a cookie! Join the Sticky Sticks! Watch My Little Pony!

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The most powerful altogether is almost definitely (Major Mistborn Spoiler:)

Best. Book report. Ever. Even if it took 20 pages, it would be so fun to write! Example: WoR. 10 pages on Stick.

Because if you don't...YOU WILL BE SPIKED.

I was reading some stuff in the Alloy of Law and some stuff on Theoryland, and I wondered why sometimes Hoid goes to the right places and sometimes he just stands around and leaves. Maybe the reason for this is he is tapping feruchemical Luck. It makes you more lucky, but not absolutely. If Hoid really wanted to worldhop somewhere but didn't know where to go, he could rely on Luck to find the right place. It wouldn't be foolproof, but maybe this is how he gets to places right before huge events occur.

I think Marsh is more powerful (he's presumably a fullborn with hemalurgy) as he's basically the Lord Ruler but with more powers that hadn't been discovered yet in TLR's time.

I WANT THIS NOW!!

I'll time you by making 1 post here a day until it comes out.