ParadoxicalZen

I would lessen NB's +5 to +4/-2, especially with the keywords as well as. I would definitely go with deathtouch, first strike and maybe trample. It's a tricky one as it has a few aspects to incorporate, but I feel NB would be better as a DFC to represent the Sheather and unsheathed The sheathed form could have a static ability where the player chooses a colour (not evil) and whenever a creature not of that colour attacks said player, NB could be equipped by them and at the end of combat equipped creature fights each other creature attacking player controls until equipped creature dies. Then original player can pay a mana cost to reclaim NB. It could also grant a good power buff and if it is blocked by and destroys two creatures/the attacking player could pay a steep man's coast to transform it. The unsheathed for could would grant a major power boost, force all the defending players creatures to block it, but for every 2/1 creatures killed in this manner, the attacking player would lose a land/life point to symbolise losing Breath. As for Indestructible, we'd have to ask Brandon just how hardy NB is as it far more Invested than a regular Shardblade. Saze as Harmony I would feel more likely as a creature card than a Planeswalker. Given how ridiculous his power level would be I could see him being a win-con but with a static ability that gives a creature a few keywords. I feel he'd quite similar to how the Therosian gods activate but he's tricky as his main ethos is non-intervention and maintaining relative balance so I could see him being Esper (WUB) rather than Orzhov (WB) or possibly even 4 colour (WUBG)

Lynel's are your friend, D! (Not literally, but you get the picture )

@Kaymyth I guess you're feeling like the "blehblehbleh" then? ....I'll show myself out

@Silverblade5 I've seen all of them

@Silverblade5 hahahahaha you've got me giggling maniacally now @Kaymyth that's no big deal, the important thing now is you've read it. You're one of us (again) *onoofusoneofusoneofusoneofus*

X-Files season 5

This has been debated for a long time. I'm of the opinion that either planet could be the Tranquiline Halls, after which it then later became Damnation. However given that first WoB Teknopathic mentioned, the Rosharans/Vorin Church later attribute Damnation to Braize instead to make a distinction (and avoid any confusion in doctrine). Similar to how Nalthians gave different names to Zahel because they couldn't quite conflate why he would do what he did

SO MUCH HYPE

damnation, i already have my flight booked back from England to Oz early november. Hopefully, he'll be doing London before my flight or i may have to change the date I have questions i need to ask

For me, the acting is great, the writing not so much. I am really looking forward to seeing how Jodie does as I think it could be really interesting. I think that there will be a few moments in episodes of "the Doctor is a woman?" and stuff along those lines. The butthurt i'm seeing on facebook comments and news articles alike is both amusing yet disappointing as it mostly sounds like children throwing a tantrum because they threw their dummy out of the pram

Anyone know if this has been update yet? I can't see anything on the website as I'm trying to figure out when the London stops will be happening.

@Calderis Agreed, we don't actually know what part of the Taldain system Bavadin has/had actually Invested or resides/resided in. It could be Dayside's star, the planet or even the atmosphere, filtering/lacing the light from the star as it passes through (especially with all of those cloud faces present in the graphic novel)

@Calderis The way I see it, the Stormfather is nigh-omnipresent, as seen with their conversation with Dalinar when there was no highstorm at Urithuru but the Perpendicularity is only present at (what i believe to be, going from Kaladin's scenes) the eye of the highstorm as the highstorm is the event that contains all this Investiture. Given we don't actually know how she got back, only how she got in (from that preview/exercise chapter); I would hazard a guess that as the Investiture came down from the Spirutual Realm, she absorbed some or was able to access her Transportation surge more easily in the CR.

A bit late to the party but my two pennies. Bear in mind, the Shards themselves encompass everything about their trait represents, its the Cognitive perception that shapes and defines exactly what is considered "Honourable/Odious/insertotherexampleShardhere, therefore judging a Shard alone by a moral compass is a futile exercise due to being primordial actions/states of life. So it primarily falls to the Vessel's own ethics and moral compass which, depending on the Vessel, can vary wildly (after all, whilst there may be some unanimous agreement on what is 'right/wrong' amongst ourselves as the audience, in-world is a completely different culture and people faced with completely different circumstances, not to mention on the areas where we ourselves disagree). To judge whether Gavilar's actions are 'Honourable' or otherwise we would need the full story/reasoning/more background information about the Sons of Honour, whereas this chapter really provides a more detailed snapshot that we previously had. More on topic, I would disagree about Amaram's redemption, but I could see him making a sacrifice.

I'm not really bothered by who's on the cover, only that they be badchull, nor do I take them as definite appearances, given we know Jasnah prefers Ivory as a thin rapier/sabre like blade

Snapping before burning goes without saying but it is curious given how only one of the God metals provides a kind of non-allomantic by-product/benefit to the natives prior to either Snapping or lacking any Allomantic genes; is the reason Lerasium produces an effect a result of the additional Preservation inside Scadrians or is it just the nature/realmatic interaction of Preservation's creations and it's Investiture? It could also be asked if there is an effect on someone with no allomantic potential whatsoever

I can't remember if this has been answered before (i don't seem to recall any WoBs directly stating so) but has it been answered what would happen if a Scadrian (unsnapped) eats a piece of Atium? Given we know Lerasium increases your Connection to Preservation, making you a Mistborn as a byproduct, I was curious if eating its counterpart would also produce an effect

I've seen it twice I would, because I feel Holland actually portrayed both roles how they were meant to be. Whilst Tobey was a better Parker than Garfield (he had the awkward nerd thing down but his acting just felt a little...weird, especially as he was an adult playing a teenager, and Garfield was the complete opposite in that he wasn't an awkward teenager, he was a bit too charismatic and charming for my liking), Garfield was a better spidey than Tobey (he got the wisecracking webslinger down pretty well, but his nerdiness was well overlooked). However i feel Holland was a better fit as he looks the part, acted the awkward nerd and we get to see him start as out a hero. To start with, the whole "wannabe superhero", really grated with me, but then it started to make sense. He seemed to be still on the high after Civil War which probably fuelled his ego and hubris a little, making him think he can do anything, which makes sense as he's a teenager.

@Extesian I was just under the impression Leras just wanted them to be sapient (i had not seen that WoB until just now) especially if the humans they had created were early hominids like our predecessors, but i have yet to see a more detailed description of exactly what kind of humans/animals R+P actually created and why Leras felt they needed to be more of Preservation (meaning, what exactly was different to early Scadrian life than at the time he made the sacrifice)

Overall, the film is class, definitely my preferred Spider-man film

HAS ANYONE SEEN THIS YET?! I NEED TO SPECULATE!!!

@The One Who Connects also as an addition, Ishar wouldn't have been making his presence known in the time between the Last Desolation and the Recreance.

This reminds me of a quote/topic where the reasoning for why there is more than one order was discussed a long time ago (or something similar to that extent, it may have been just a few WoBs I recall seeing) and it mainly falls back to the Journey before Destination section about what it means to actually be Honourable in this case (hooray for Brandon for subverting the fantasy genre). There's always more than one way to resolve a situation, hence why each Order focuses on different things.

If you can hold off till sun/mon, @Dunkum I'll have my switch on hand if you want some help

Would be interesting to see how the Royal Family react to her. I wonder if they'll cover any more lore on Hive and the ancient destroyed city, especially with the 5 tribes. Maximus' casting is perfect although I hope he shows a more maniacal side as well, he is a mad genius after all