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Wow. Wow. WOW!!

I read the end of Warbreaker, just I never noticed that part of it. Thank you.

So in the Google+ Hangout, I heard Brandon Sanderson comment on who would win in a fight between Vin and Vasher. He said that if Vin got a jump on Vasher, she could win. But then he made the comment that if Vasher hit her with Nightblood, it would be over. Is this some aspect of Nightblood that it can instantly kill people, or was that a mistake and he ment something else?

Ok, that is a downfall to the name, I didn't realize that. Thanks. Now, on yours: I like it. It sounds like the story begins after a battle or something similar, which often are books that are good. It would make me read the book, maybe not other people.

That definatly could work, Voidus, I like it.

Well, if there isn't another Shard or Splinter on Sel, I'm kind of confused on to why there are 4 magic systems from 2 Shards. I can't wait for it to be out!!!!

Thank you, lyssie.

Could someone link me to the first episode? I can't find it. I would greatly apreciate it.

Well, if tattooing Aon Rao( I believe that's what Elentris, the city is based off of) onto an Elantrian works like Elantris does, the could go offensive right after Aoden teaches everyone the Aons.

What do you mean their attack abilities are gone? They just practically stopped Wyrn's invasion plan. What do you mean by that?

How would Hemalurgy ever, ever be used as therapy!! It involves killing people, or at least seriously marring their Spiritweb, and then stabbing it into someone else!! I am at loss on how you think it could be used as therapy. I am seriously confused.

It's on Sel?! This adds a whole new depth to the question and motive behind Cosmere spoilers Edit: I don't think Arelon and Teod need help with Elantris Spoilers I just wanted to be safe about spoilers, sorry to anyone who has read all of the books.

I really would like feedback on this, because I don't have an intuitive understanding on what is good sometimes in books. "Vistier could feel the land's pulse." The idea I'm working with is an elementist world where after lots of training and hard work, the element becomes another sense to them, with some type of Life God that isn't good for the people, who actually is good for hem but they don't realize it. Kind of like TLR but different. Edit: On a different note, if anyone gets one of their books published, I would like to know because most of them sound interesting.

Being able to shape and control matter within a short distance of me.

Striax I overcome the stench long enough to say, "Please, just please shut that door!!"

Colorado is awesome, and I wish you good luck.

*facepalm* I changed it. Stupid keyboard, but it was a funny sentence.

Striax I nock an arrow and move to F7 where I can still see the door.

You're right!! Wow, I never noticed that the smaller glyphs have the same lines and dots. Nice eyes!! But that makes me think even more that it describes a different magic system because the symbols are different.

Ok, thanks. Where is the door that we are about to open on the map because I am going to move but I don't where it is right now.

Erongal, what is the program you use for the board? I'm starting one of these online D&D at school because we don't have time to meet together, so what is the program? I would really like to know.

Here is the theory about Parshendi.

Thanks, Windrunner. I never noticed that. And SOM1else, the extended versions are by far the best. They add so much more to the movies.

Really? I never noticed that. Can you point me to the quote?

I'm pretty sure both nicrosil and it's alloy (I can't remember it right now), weren't known at the time of AofL.