DrakeMarshall

Heal Taravangian, hurt Bleeder 9. Bleeder- 41 15. Taravangian- 34 19. Mraize- 25

I see in my absence y'alls have taken Ati from first place and killed him I find a certain irony in that. Anyway, of the last three standing Taravangian is definitely the one who deserves to be the last one. Heal Taravangian, bleed Bleeder. 9. Bleeder- 39 15. Taravangian- 34 19. Mraize- 27

Hurt Mraize, heal Ruin 2. The Lord Ruler- 14 5. Ruin- 21 9. Bleeder- 14 15. Taravangian- 16 19. Mraize- 26 20. Tyn- 9

Hurt Rashek, heal Ruin 1. Hrathen- 2 2. The Lord Ruler- 14 5. Ruin- 20 9. Bleeder- 14 15. Taravangian- 16 19. Mraize- 25 20. Tyn- 9

Hurt Mraize, Heal Ruin 1. Hrathen- 42. The Lord Ruler- 155. Ruin- 219. Bleeder- 1315. Taravangian- 1619. Mraize- 2020. Tyn- 11

One thing to consider here... It is quite possible that a shardpool isn't the only type of perpendicularity. Those from southern scadrial might have access to a perpendicularity in the south that isn't a shardpool.

I don't really see how she fills the role of an antagonist but alright...

Hurt Hrathen, heal Ruin. Also remind me why Tyn is even in the list of cosmere villains... 1. Hrathen- 4 2. The Lord Ruler- 15 5. Ruin- 20 9. Bleeder- 13 15. Taravangian- 16 19. Mraize- 20 20. Tyn- 12

And so another one is destroyed. Heal Ruin, hurt Hrathen. 1. Hrathen- 62. The Lord Ruler- 145. Ruin- 199. Bleeder- 1215. Taravangian- 16 19. Mraize- 2120. Tyn- 12

But a few pages ago I got a bane where I was made into hoid... Anyway Granted... The nightwatcher produces a pie made from chocolate covered mushrooms with cayenne pepper and powdered lemonade concentrate on top. Don't ask me where she got it. As your bane, after finishing the pie, you suffer from mental trauma, and whenever someone talks about pies or you see a pie in the future you uncontrollably flinch. I wish to know what I could wish for so that I won't regret making the wish.

^^^ spoonerism and all that

Hurt Odium, heal Ruin. 1. Hrathen- 7 2. The Lord Ruler- 14 5. Ruin- 18 9. Bleeder- 12 12. Odium- 1 15. Taravangian- 16 19. Mraize- 20 20. Tyn- 12

Hm... Granted. The nightwatcher considers turning you into a neutrino, but decides it would be more interesting to turn you into a cognitive shadow. The nightwatcher kills you, but gives you the power to resist the call to the great beyond for as long as you want, so (both SH and BoM spoilers) I know this isn't actually very much like the nightwatcher's standard way of giving banes (which all seem to be neurological), but still, there is a certain elegance to accomplishing both your boon and the bane in a single act. I wish to become a steelrunner-edgedancer (with the ability to functionally access both of these powers, despite things like the lack of stormlight on earth...).

Hurt Odium... Heal Ruin. 1. Hrathen- 7* 2. The Lord Ruler- 13 5. Ruin- 17* 9. Bleeder- 12 12. Odium- 4 15. Taravangian- 17 19. Mraize- 19 20. Tyn- 11 *applying a post on the previous page that had been forgotten

Innate investiture and kinetic investiture? Yes that seems to be the difference... That strikes very close to what I was saying. But I wouldn't say that these two investitures are inherently different. I mean, not any more different than a ball that is moving and a ball that is at rest, anyway.

Well... I am guessing that a splintered shard is a little like a shattered adolnasium. And Sazed could pick up two shards of adolnasium... Maybe you can pick up two splinters of honor, too, and this is how you reconstruct honor. If this is the case, picking up a splintered shard would be a lot harder than doing so for a whole one, but it would definitely be possible.

That one is a Siah? Huh. I guess it could be said then that Dysian Amians are kandra, but I'm not sure if hoid's description is an obvious match. Anyway Irkutsk I know it's a long shot for several reasons. But chronologically, we don't really know that both type of amians have been around before TLR's ascension...

Maybe... I wonder if that means there is a new shardpool for harmony. Either way, I bet that at some point, atium will make a reappearance. I suspect it might be too cool of a metal to never see again.

Hurt Hrathen. Hrathen was a fine antagonist but right now he looks to be the weakest link in terms of support. Heal Ruin up to an auspicious cosmere number. 1. Hrathen- 7 2. The Lord Ruler- 13 5. Ruin- 16 9. Bleeder- 12 12. Odium- 6 15. Taravangian- 17 19. Mraize- 19 20. Tyn- 10

Hurt Odium, heal Ruin (shard splintering!) 1. Hrathen- 8 2. The Lord Ruler- 13 5. Ruin- 15 9. Bleeder- 12 12. Odium- 5 15. Taravangian- 19 19. Mraize- 17 20. Tyn- 11

This is an interesting thought I had. It probably won't turn out to be true but hey. It's possible so far as I know. So basically, we know there are two kinds of Amian on Roshar. Hoid lets us know that one of them is the "Dysian Amian" which apparently is sort of pieced together. We've also seen an Amian in one of the interludes of WoR. I would guess this is a Dysian Amian if my theory is true. This one did not seem much like a kandra. This theory is... Simply put... What if the second kind of amian is actually just kandra? I think somewhere else it has already been established that kandra might have at one point been able to worldhop... They share certain similarities with the Amian description, like being able to shape their flesh.

This sounds quite likely. Either Threnody is a shard, or in the least it pertains to someone from Yolen who was alive at the time of the shattering. So +1, this has my support.

Well the pits of hathsin only stopped producing for a few centuries... I bet by the modern era the pits will have started making atium again. Not sure if everyone will know about them; maybe they are only rediscovered in one of the modern era novels as part of the story. But I bet Marsh will know about them even if most people don't.

It's a stretch that the anagram would contain words from two different languages, but maybe gibbletish is an anagram. I still think that one was just a pun (I mean it is constructed out of bits of words, it just isn't an anagram like balderdash was). I wonder about the other ones though, because "Figgldygrak" isn't even a normal phrase. It has to be something I feel... One way or another, I think the general arc of the cosmere might be approaching the reformation of a single God... Which is partially evidenced by the fact that we see that shards can be put back together, we say Sazed do that.

Granted... But you shouldn't have told the nightwatcher your hopes. That's asking for trouble. The nightwatcher makes the E-Bike upkeep somehow more expensive than that of an airplane. Don't ask me how, but it needs regular maintenance and the maintenance costs unholy amounts. I wish for Leras' knife.