Kingsdaughter613

Then great job! I think he’s the most obscure character I’ve ever done.

Fine, but someone else does the next one. Gneordin.

You’re welcome to do so! I’m glad you like my theory! I like your theory about Change belonging to Invention first. It makes sense.

Nope and nope! This character has a sibling. This character has at least one living parent. This character has no powers. This character has children of his/her own. This character has a much better known sister and father. This character is from pre-Catacendre Scadrial. This character, his father and his sister all survive the Catacendre.

I’m making a Scadrian version of Tarot. I’ve finished the Major Arcana/Trump deck and have started on the first regular suit (Spears/Swords/Spades). N. Scadrial is Cosmere France and Tarot was developed in France, so it makes sense to me that Scadrial would develop the game. Fun thing about this deck: Once complete you can remove the trump deck and the Knight/Chevalier (Steward/Terris) cards and use them for standard card games. The Fool can be used in place of a Joker.

Nope!

I’m glad you like it! Thank you!

Nope!

“If she’d killed Zola, I’d have killed her,” Kelsier replied. “Better to die free than live a slave, Saze. You knew that once; that’s why you joined us. That’s why you fought. ”You’re a good man, Saze. A better one than me and I wouldn’t want you otherwise. But this woman was dying tonight, one way or another, by Marie’s hand or mine. Stopping her here doesn’t change that. “And it won’t stop me from freeing her every time the Compounder reclaims her.” His eyes stayed focused on Marie’s spikes, fierce and challenging. “So why not try something else? Let her work with me, follow my rules.” He smirked slightly, humor flickering in the back of his true eye. “With her history she’ll need a trial period anyway. And Marie needs to decide if she likes the way I work. Ganache can fight her off if she needs to - you’ve seen her do it. And you’ll have your Compounder and Kandra to keep an eye on things.” He smiled. “It’s worth a try, at least. When was the last time you let her run free?” His voice softened, his eye growing distant. “Three hundred years is a long time to be a slave, Saze. Hell, sixteen months nearly broke me.” @Condensation Eryn chuckled, following Zola into the washroom. “First wet hands,” she demonstrated, “then soap, then scrub hands together, then pat face, then wash off hands, wash off face, then dry.” She moved away from the basin, smiling at Zola. “Your turn.”

Nope! This character has a sibling. This character has at least one living parent. This character has no powers. This character has children of his/her own. This character has a much better known sister and father.

Your welcome!

I wonder if Kelsier knows and - assuming he does - if he’s made any.

Someday, when you have your own kids (assuming you want them) you will! And, nope! That’s what husbands are for. TPBM is married.

Nope!

Nope, thankfully. TPBM hates changing stinky diapers.

It doesn’t, but no. This character has a sibling. This character has at least one living parent. This character has no powers. This character has children of his/her own.

Nope.

Eryn laughed. “Wash hands and face first,” she reminded Zola.

Nope! This character has a sibling. This character has at least one living parent. This character has no powers.

Nope.

Nope! This character has a sibling. This character has at least one living parent.

“Do not know,” Eryn admitted. “Sovereign comes and goes when wants.”

Oh. Cool! Um... This character has a sibling.

“In town,” Eryn answered. “And, not yet. Be back later.”

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