Varyn

Well, that final sentences is entirely true In future, I will try and get my hands on a copy of the books and read them. Thanks, Mckeedee123.

I voted Raoden; how can one not be intrigued by his storyline? That being said, Hrathen's role reversal at the end was the best moment in the entire book, and I can see why many said him. Sarene's not getting too lucky in this poll

Like in every single one of Sanderson's works, all of the characters are great: witty, emotional, and, arguably most importantly, believable. As such, I loved every protagonist-type character in Warbreaker, and each had their own quirks. Vasher, however, was my favourite: he was so much of an enigma, and at the end, when all was revealed, very captivating. That raw power that Vasher has, additionally, draws you in, and yet I felt sympathy for him as his struggles were revealed. Other characters, those like Lightsong and Nightblood were arguably more humorous, witty, or even more interesting, but I found Vasher's character, as well as the way his storyline and character arc tied in with Vivenna's, what kept me reading Warbreaker to the very end. All in all, I found the entire novel a great read, a great example of Sanderson's art, and a novel full of amazing characters.

Like most of us, according to the poll, I use Windows, and I'm currently making use Windows 8.1, awaiting release of Windows 10. Because I use the computer for gaming alongside writing and such, I think Windows offers a much better experience, though I suspect many OSX-Users will disagree with me.

Thank you for the warm welcome! It shows the greatness of this community. Of Sanderson, I've read Elantris, The Emperor's Soul, Warbreaker, the Mistborn Trilogy, The Way of Kings, and Words of Radiance, just now awaiting the third Stormlight book - I might soon also want to try the Reckoners series; if you've read it, is it as good as his other works?

Personally, I'd love to see Mistborn brought as a Movie Trilogy, and perhaps, the Stormlight Archive brought to Netflix or HBO as a series. Then again, I think the easiest Brandon Sanderson work to be adapted into a movie would be The Emperor's Soul, as it would probably be the one with the least explaining needed to be done.

Greetings all. It is a great pleasure for me to finally introduce myself; I've been around for some time, admiring the forums and Sanderson's masterpieces for a while, but I've never before made an account. I just hope that my time here is as great as it seems to be for all of you that have been here from the very start. Thanks all, for reading, and I hope to see you around here soon.