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I believe it is in this video at 1:23:00, though it's been a while since I listened to it, so I'm not totally sure.

Will there be specific user pages, like on the shard? If so, can we have links to those pages from the WoBs when that person is the questioner?

My initial thought was the ability to create personal lists of WoBs. So if someone was making a theory on Surgebinding, they could create their own list titled Surgebinding Theory and add WoBs to it. That seems like more of a long term thing, however, and the developers deserve a break from doing complicated programming.

A way to like WoBs and the ability to look at all your personal liked WoBs in a list format.

There's going to be a stampede of angry sharders if it's even one minute late.

I want to see our host @Silverblade5 do one at some point. Although I'm fine with @The Invested Beard or whoever else doing the next one.

Tor's newsletter this month has a link to a Stormlight quiz to see which character you are. http://www.torforgeblog.com/2017/10/17/who-would-you-be-in-brandon-sandersons-stormlight-archive-series/?utm_source=exacttarget&utm_medium=newsletter&utm_term=na-stormlightquiz&utm_content=na-takeaquiz-quiz&utm_campaign=nov17tornewsletter&et=41323-n19595941 I got Jasnah, which seems pretty accurate.

When you see holiday commercials and think "How can they have holiday commercials already? Oathbringer hasn't even come out yet!"

They are not allowed in the Coppermind. If there are spoilers, they need to be removed.

I got distracted and spent the video to see what books are on his shelf. So far I've got the Hunger Games and the Lunar Chronicles in the large top (highest with entire spine visible) shelf, the Infernal Devices and the Mortal Instruments in the large middle shelf, Divergent in the large bottom shelf, and the Archivist series by Victoria Schwab and the Legend series by Marie Wu on the smaller upper shelf. I also highly suspect the large very top shelf to be made almost entirely of Rick Riordan books. The spine colors seem to match his work. Yes, I am judging him for his book choices.

Maybe he's being the classic Brandon troll and he renamed Dark One so it isn't technically that.

I'm not blaming you! I'm blaming @Extesian's lack of white space between quotes/images.

The Discord conversation Extesian put right after didn't help. It seems like every male here except @Calderis is a stalker.

Is there any context for @Chaos'a quote, @Extesian? It seems a little bit creepy as it is now.

I'm taking accounting this year. It really is accrual class.

I've had this counter since we knew November 14.

1. I stumbled on Brandon's books a couple times before really becoming a fan. I first read the Mistborn trilogy 3 and a half years ago. I liked it, but it wasn't my favorite. About a year later I read The Rithmatist. Again, it was good. A few months later a friend recommended SA to me. I read WoK and WoR, and loved them. I did a little searching online when the friend mentioned Hoid was in his other work, and realized that not only had I read some of his other books, I owned Mistborn on kindle. I started exploring his other stuff, and loved all of it. 2. Everything I enjoy in books, he does really well. He has relatable characters, surprising twists that are glaringly obvious in hindsight, slow build-up to an avalanche of resolution at the end of the novel, and hidden connections to figure out everywhere. 3. Stormlight 4. 8, compared to other Sanderfans. I wear a necklace every day with a symbol from a book he wrote, so I think that puts me relatively high. 5. 9. We're intense, but there are more fanatical fandoms out there. We just need to try harder!

When you go to a performing arts center and get nostalgic because it was where you first made your Coppermind account. When your parents are convinced you will meet your future husband through Sanderson books. When you get an essay prompt "What is the most compelling thing you have read and how has it inspired you to take action?" and you use a quote from WoK.

Assuming I can have a monthly payment plan, I would pay 5 dollars a month for 9 years. If not, I'd go for the 50 dollar option.

My favorite character is probably Mordo from Doctor Strange. I didn't necessarily agree with him at the end of the film, but I could completely understand his reasoning. You could see how he got to that point in his thinking. Plus, I'm a sucker for a friends-turned-enemies plot, especially with superheroes.

Challenge accepted! The story will take place on Vax. The planet is a cold dreary place, far from the sun and filled with mist. The story will be about a newly married couple's troubles when they must decide whether or not to undergo the process that will give their unborn child magical powers. Although it will make survival easier, the child will be shunned since using magic requires heat, a rare resource often stolen from other humans and turns them into blocks of ice.

If you haven't already, I suggest reading through some of the state of the sandersons. They're a summary of his previous year, but also talk about future projects. It's on Brandon's site under future books. https://brandonsanderson.com/state-of-the-sanderson-2016/ Don't just limit yourself to the most recent one, either. Older years have info that is sometimes left off newer years.

The kindle version is listed as coming out a month earlier, on November 22. Is that normal for comic books? How will we deal with spoilers for that time @Chaos?

*puts on aluminum foil hat* I still like this post. It's safe to upvote.

What if the cards are fabrials? You pay some large amount of money to fund fabrials research and draw a card from a deck of fabrials. Later, if you have enough stormlight, you can use the fabrial to get some boost in abilities. Potential abilities could include increasing the chance to win a battle Orr moving across the plains faster.