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Something I couldn't find anything, at first it seems like its hereditary based on how most empires work but it doens't make sense to me here considering how the Hierarchical system of Fjorden works it seems to me everyone could potentialy be a Wyrn. any WOB on this matter?

Unlike the rest of the humans in the Cosmere which were created by Adonalsium, Scadrians were have only Preservation ad Ruin in them, so can they use powers of other shards?

I wanted to finish for the day at the end of chapter 56 and then I see this “Honor? No, he truly is dead, as you’ve been told.” The old man’s smile deepened, genuine and kindly. “I’m the other one, Dalinar. They call me Odium.”

I don't think the revelation of mankind's orginis and the Recreance happened in a single day but rather the Recreance is a culmination of a series of events that happened following the revelation, I think the Urithiru archive hints at that Also I think there is no need for all the Radiants of a single order to abandon their oaths in order to kill said Radiant order, it was said that the mass death of bonded Spren is what caused their brothers in Shadesmar to stop forming bonds with humans, thus even if there were Radiants who kept their oaths(and I am certain there were) they could not train new ones and thus their orders died with them

I can't seem to find ant explanation for how they did this the best I can think is that Shallan's team somehow managed to recover Elhokar's son and sneak everyone through but this sounds very far fetched Skar and Drehy somehow flying everyone out through an army of fused is out of the question, Kaladin's absence would make them lose their powers

Beware of our mortal enemies, the order of stickbreakers

Are the ideals of the of the knights radiant clearly defined by Honor or are they relative to each knight's subjective viewpoint? Say if a mad Windrunner honestly believes that, by murdering innocents, he is protecting them somehow, would he still retain his powers?

Chris Evans as Adolin

I just finished Warbreaker and can't find an explanation for this How can Peacegiver send all of these lifeless into the largest city in the region and then somehow purge all information about their true nature? Even if they were carted in as statues people should have noticed they look exactly like Kalad's soldiers

I am very pessimistic about this, how exactly are they going to adapt a 1250~ page book into a two hour movie? The Game Of Thrones TV series is adapting 1000~ page books into 10 hour seasons and still leaves some things out The way I see it, the result of this project will either be an over cluttered mess like Batman V Superman or a decent movie which has cut so many things out it might as well be it's own original work. The only way I see this working is if they split each book into 5-6 movies and that doesn't seem likely in my opinion

Where would the Hermalurgic Olympic Games take place? The Kolosseum

Granted, you have a golem servant who does your bidding, your bane is that the govenment imposes a new golem tax I want another season of FireFly, directed by Joss Whedon who has complete creative and financial control over the project, with all the original cast

What would Vin's brother be called if he was a Tineye? Reen-Tin-Tin

Stark definitely has the right idea

Granted, Rick Riordan signs your books, then he kidnaps you and locks you in his basement with them I wish the Nightwatcher to change her name to Daywatcher

As you know, burning a Feruchemically charged metal will provide an enhanced charge of the stored attribute. A hermalurgic spike is not only charged with another allomantic power but also with the piece of a soul, what do you think will happen to someone who is burning a spike or a part of it?

The other god metals are named after the shardholder, not the shard so...

Granted, though it's directed by Michael Bay, stars Nicholas cage and Christen Stewart I want the Nightwatcher to stop giving Banes

Giving the Atium to the Kandra was done supposedly to prevent Ruin from getting hold of it. That seems needlessly over-complicated to me TLR could have simply destroyed the Pits of Hathsin like Kelsier did and destroy them again when the crystals regrow. If that's somehow not possible. He could simply have burned all the Atium himself