KnightRadiant

Have any of you lovely folks seen Newsies? Talking about the Broadway production, not the movie.

On 2/26/2017 at 2:07 AM, mattig89ch said:

Has very interesting hair

You seem like a pretty humble guy, even if you disagree with someone.

Elantris. Higher chance of survival. After all, it's only one month.

Would you rather write an essay on the awesomeness of Lift or the insanity of Wayne?

When you see this and instantly think, "It's a ketek!"

And now I'm an Envisager. Huh, KnightRadiant trying to become a Knight Radiant.

@Sunbird you're super understanding and I love seeing all your bird-related stuff.

You'd be surprised how often this happens when I bring a Sanderson book to school...

39 minutes ago, Sazedezas said:

Hey, I'm kind of new here, though I've been a Cosmere fan for a while. I'm currently the Narrator for my Mistborn Adventure Game Crew, and while reading the Treatise Metallurgic, I was quite interested to find that, while Lerasium can be made into an alloy with any other Allomantic metal, turning someone into a Misting of that metal Instead of a Mistborn, Atium has only one known alloy: Malatium, the so called Eleventh Metal, an alloy of Atium and gold.

When Burned, Malatium allows the Allomancer to see someone else's past and might-have-beens, which makes it basically an external version of gold, which allows one to see one's own past and might-have-beens. This makes sense, as Atium is the External, God, Pulling metal. So, when Burning Malatium, you are basically Burning gold through someone else.

It therefor stands to reason that the other Atium alloys would function similarly, effectively using their powers through someone else's body.

 

I'll continue this later with more detail and speculations on the other alloys, but I figured this was as good a topic as any to introduce myself with.

--Sazedezas

Hello and welcome to the world of Sanderfaningness! (Don't ask where that came from).
Like Shqueeves said, avoid the cookies. They be dangerous. What books by Brandon have you read?
Also, that's an interesting theory, and I'm sure you could get more replies in the Mistborn section  

13 minutes ago, Fedcomic said:

Apparently, Oathbringer might be the second longest fantasy novel ever written. But why settle for second place, Brandon?  We all know you can do better.  Go for the gold!  #longestever!!!

 

 

Knowing Brandon, the next book after Oathbringer probably will take gold.  Why take it early if you can take it with the next one?

Khriss's essays. More knowledge that way.

Would you rather Shallan ends up with Adolin or Kaladin?

Babysitting is boring after the kids get to sleep... mainly cuz I don't know how to work the TV, but yeah.

Reading assignments, here I come.

6 minutes ago, The_Stormborn said:

I just joined a few minutes ago, and I wanted to stop and say Hello. I'm rather new to all things Cosmere, but I'm sure I'll soon catch up. I've read Elantris, Mistborn: The Final Empire, and I'm currently reading Well of Ascension. I'm trying to pace myself, and I'll probably start Stormlight when a firm release date for Oathbringer is announced. If I'm lucky, I may even get to read The Winds of Winter this year, as well.

 

Hey howdy hey! Welcome! Avoid any and all offerings of cookies, and have an upvote!

Oathbringer's release date is set for this fall, most likely in November. Sorry, that's as firm a release date as I'm able to give.
I'm KR, nice to meet you.  If you have any questions, feel free to give me a shout!

Edit: Oh hey! Lookithat, my 400th post.

Jimmy Fallon.

11 hours ago, DarkNanny said:

I wish to quietly know if there are any new stories, books, based on The Rithmatist universe. I need to know first so that I may attain "Cool Teacher" status.

Hey! Welcome!

Like Shqueeves said, there aren't any more Rithmatist books yet. The next book is one of Brandon's most heavily requested books though. We'll just have to wait until after Apocalypse Guard.  

5 hours ago, TwiLyghtSansSparkles said:

Sounds like your teacher is still annoyed that Peter Jackson cut Tom Bombadil from the films.  

Probably! He says he understands why and that the movies weren't all that bad, but he's a serious Tolkien fan, so it wouldn't surprise me.

My English class is reading LotR. I've already read it once, so it's just hilarious to see what my friends who haven't think of certain parts. "This here must be foreshadowing of Aragorn's death! There's no other explanation!", "Sam needs a love life. He's too dang loyal to Frodo." etc. The guy I sit next to has also read it, so we share occasional looks of understanding.

And then we hear we're writing an essay on Tom Bombadil. Bombadil, of all people!!  Why not Gandalf, or Sam? Nope, Tom Bombadil. *sigh*.
Alright... done ranting. 

Ha! I'll make Alethi Half-Shards before all of you!

Buying a new Sanderson book like: 

The size that fits me and actually looks good.

Favorite word, one you just say because it's fun?

Dang... I should probably watch that eventually... forgive me.

Anywho, welcome to the Forum, Phaedra Yulahnis! Have an upvote  

What would you do if offered chocolate by someone you hate dislike?

When you channel your "inner Lift" as you skid across your hardwood flooring (on the way to the kitchen) in your socks.

If we're sharing funny stuff...