StormWrath

Don't forget that lightweaving requires constant need of stormlight to work,you have to infuse an illusion with stormlight for an illusion to work,for her to subconsciously use illusion to keep her eyes from becoming red would require that shallan has been using stormlight for every single moment of her life since the day that her eyes became red,which I think is not possible,so no I disagree with what you say, only because she can't get such infinite amount of stormlight,but doing so is technically possible.

This is supposedly the last desolation,and if humanity succeeds then they would defeat odium once and for all,also some fans seem to think that by the end of the books humanity will find a way to revive the almighty,you know,all that fuss about 'unite them' some people seem to think that means uniting various pieces of the almighty like syl (the way she talks about herself being a part of God) and other parts of him,though I don't know how that will be done so I will discard it for now. I got this bit from the stromlight archive wiki about this supposedly being the last desolation "The True Desolation, also called the Everstorm or the Night of Sorrows , is the upcoming and supposedly final confrontation between humankind and the forces of Odium. Most of what is known about this confrontation is in the recorded last words of those who have recently died."

So,I just went and re-read some scenes that shallan's shardbade appeared,I read the scene when she killed tyn,I also read the scene where she used the oathgate to get to urithiru,and I can't seem to find where it is mentioned that shallan's sharblade faintly glows red,I might have missed it,but it must be true,because I just re-read dalinar's second vision of the KR and it was mentioned that the radiant's armor glowed red indicating that she must either be lightweaver or dustbringer though I'm leaning towards the latter,as they seem more fitted to battle,unlike lightweavers who can only transform and illuminate,nothing very important for battle compared to dustbringers who can set things on fire.

Interesting,very interesting,so I'm guessing that also extends to shardblade and plate? Also is this a semi-confirmation that the color of the glyphs will indeed be the color of the orders ? As we have seen for the windrunners. But if that were the case why is there no mention of shallan's eyes or shardblade as red? (The glyph colour of the lightweavers is darkish red)

Oh yess he did,I'm going to mention his first KR vision in WoK,so in this vision he actually saw two KR a man and a woman "The woman had light tan eyes that almost seemed to glow in the night, and she wore no helm" I'm guessing she's a skybreaker since their glyph color is somehow brownish and it is the closest color to tan among the other orders glyph colors plus she fell from the sky during the vision like kaladin indicating the she was using gravitation which is one of the two surges that skybreakers have access to (the other being division) but we also so see her healing dalinar and taffa what she's using is progression but the skybreakers cannot regrow,they have access to only gravitation and division,so how did she heal dalinar's wounds? "Dalinar lurched, turning to see a woman in delicate Shardplate kneeling beside him, holding something bright. It was a topaz entwined with a heliodor, both set into a fine metal framework, each stone as big as a man’s hand. " She had a fabrial like the ones nalan (aka darkness) used to revive szeth back to life,these fabrials can give someone access to surges he otherwise does not have the power to use (I hope I'm right?) Now,the other knight radiant we saw in the same vision has blue eyes like kaladin's "The Shardbearer stood with his Blade resting on his armored shoulder, and he inspected Dalinar with eyes of such bright blue, they were almost white. Were those eyes actually glowing, leaking Stormlight? " And he also appears to be able to fly upward just like kal "The blue knight’s armor began to glow faintly, then he launched into the air, as if falling straight up. Dalinar stumbled back, shocked, watching the glowing blue figure rise, then arc downward toward the village." So this knight is definitely (most likely) a windrunner.

So I was reading the coppemind wiki and it said that windrunner's colour of shardplate is blue,and from the books we also see that kaladin's eyes(when he ingests stormlight) and sylblade are blue in color as he is a member of the order of windrunners,and I also noticed the the color of glyph of the windrunners is blue (windrunners obviously have a lot of blue) so my question is do other orders also have their shardplate,shardblade and eye color turn to the color of their order's glyphs? For example,the dustbringer's colour of glyph is red,the truthwatchers is green,the bondsmiths is yellow etc What further makes me think this way is that,kaladin's original eye color is brown,so if ingesting stomlight or bonding a shardblade will make a darkeyes eye color brighten then it would make kaladin's eye color to become very light brown or tan like what happened to moash when he bonded with his shardblade BUT kaladin's eye color did not change to light brown/tan it changed to blue which is the color of the order of windrunners. So will we see dalinar's eye turn to yellow or renarin's to green? OATHBRINGER SPOILER! I just thought I should add this,I read kaldin's sample chapter from book three at tor and in the chapter it is said that if kaladin doesn't ingest stormlight or summons his sylblade for a long time,his eye colour reverts back to dark brown,if he does either of the actions his eye color will start to glow blue again

But this all seem to be pointless and an endless cycle,why can't they just defeat odium once and for all? So odium attacks>the heralds(along with humanity) fight back and stop the desolation>and they go to damnation until one of them breaks>and then there's another desolation. Humanity is nearly destroyed,they build up again only to be nearly destroyed again with most of their knowledge and technology gone,and this cycle continues forever!

No,of all the heralds only taln has been sent back to damnation to endure torture,all the other nine heralds abandoned the oathpact and their blades at the end of the previous desolation which was about 4500 years ago from the events of WoK. Don't assume that just because taln has been driven mad that all the others too are mad,they have been hiding and lurking about in roshar for the past 4500 years.

Storms! I really don't hope that renarin is the traitor,I kinda like the lad,but seriously though when was it mentioned that precognition is a trait of the voidbringers? Do you have any reference? text?

I think they wanted the alethi to capture and subsequently execute szeth after he has finished his mission,for retribution,just like how they left three of their leaders behind in kholinar after their escape,still I think they should have kept szeth,he was a valuable assassin,they could've assassinated any of the alethi they liked at anytime,imagine the chaos alehkar will find itself if he had killed all of their highprinces during the war.

Double post

So my question is why did they accept responsibility for killing gavilar,yeah I know they killed him but why couldn't they just not say anything and not accept responsibility for his death so that it might have looked like it was someone entirely different that killed gavilar,even gavilar himself was surprised when szeth told him he was sent by the parshendi,he seemed to think it might have been sadeas. This just seems like a stupid thing to do,if the parshendi got lucky and no one suspected them of killing gavilar they might have prevented the war against them.

At the time aesudan was just the wife of the heir to the crown so she didn't have much power,so I don't see why jasnah would want her dead at that time I think Gavilar must have told the parshendi of his plans in the shattered plains not when they came to kholinar to sign the treaty,so they planned the assassination before even coming to kholinar,so they didn't have to find szeth,they brought him all along,it was all well planned.

I really don't think that we'll see a gigantic blade from the sky,the blade will just form in dalinar's hand like any other normal shardblade,but....it will be very epic to see that sword,from the stormfather himself!! It going to be the greatest shardblade ever,I'm very much looking forward to seeing that blade.