Assassin in Burgundy

Granted. But you lose your tongue. I wish for a working Soulcaster

It's almost certainly impossible, but it would be really interesting to see the Skybreakers go after Lirin for stealing the spheres and Kaladin doing the "I will protect those who cannot protect themselves" thing and defending his father against them. Like I said, almost impossible. But it would still be very interesting.

You know you're a Sanderfan when if you get a piece of sand in your eye and you have to close it, you IMMEDIATELY start calling people "your lordship" and acting like a very specific sergeant in WoK.

Crud, yeah sorry 'bout that

Granted. But you have no power over what you actually change them into, e.g. you try and make them nicer but they end up feeling like a space walrus. On that note, I wish for a space walrus.

I can't because I don't have a kindle. Is there anyway I can download it directly onto a computer and read it there?

Ding ding ding! Good job. Your turn.

Okay, I was bored, so I decided to start a forum game. The rules are simple. Someone will post a 15 word or less description of a book, movie, or whatever. Then people will try and guess it. Whoever does gets to post the next description. For Mistborn, it might be "Street urchin gains magic powers to overthrow oppressive government with others like her." I will start. Farm boy takes father's sword and avenges beggar's death by overthrowing galactic empire.

I recently reread BoM, and I still have no clue who it is in the end with the coppermind given by Hoid. We see a man with a spike in one eye find one of the southern villages dying because of the cold. He then whispers Survive. As we all probably know, this is Survivorism's only order, and so it is possibly Kelsier. Then, since he is spiked through one eye, this may be Marsh, trying to live up to his brother's name and undo the damage he caused in HoA. And I had a reason for it being TLR, based on Allik talking to Wax, but I can't remember it. I have not read Secret History. Is there something I am missing in that book? Please respond.

This would have never even crossed my mind if you hadn't said anything. He is probably up to something, (as always), but I think a portion of this could be attributed to his disguises. This doesn't explain Secret history events though. Good idea!

Looking back on the ending of WoR, it states Kaladin is going to go back to Hearthstone, his hometown. His family, Laral, and Roshone are still (presumably) there, and I'm guessing that Kaladin won't be too happy to see the latter. I'm guessing either he will kill/imprison Roshone or follow the "I will protect even those I hate, so long as it is right," and defend against the transforming parshmen. Though then again, it might not be "right" to not persecute Roshone, because he did basically kill Moash's family. Next, there's the matter of Laral. My guess is that she'll try and get close to Kaladin, then pretend to be shocked when he refuses. Or maybe Kaladin will be tempted be her and it create another conflict, albeit not as big as deciding whether or not to kill Elhokar. Finally, there's Kaladin's family. Because him and Tien were ordered to serve a four-year tour (correct me if I'm wrong about that), his family still may not know that Kaladin was made a slave and Tien was killed, though the army may have sent back a letter describing their deaths and enslavements. I'm guessing that there'll be a lot of sadness over Tien's death, possibly hating and shunning Kaladin for breaking his oath to protect him. So yeah, there'll probably be a lot of emotion in this part. What does everyone think?

From what I've seen, the second choice is more likely to be closer to you.

Bluth killing the guy with grinding coughs in WoK

Yes, I know the Reckoners isn't Cosmere, but how powerful would a Mistborn, or even a Coinshot, be in Newcago, a city that entirely consists of metal? Would this actually be OP, or would all the metal blind them, similarly to throwing metal dust into an Inquisitor's face? Really random thought.

He was "Thinker." And "Grump" was

Why can't I live in Utah???

Uh, sure, why not

Hey, any story that starts with "The dragon hunter walked into a bar" is a winner in my book.

If all else fails, go to this site. It's crazy how many names there are. http://fantasynamegenerators.com/ Just out of curiousity, what D&D edition do you use?

I didn't make this, but I always thought that it would go nice with the Way of Kings. https://www.noteflight.com/scores/view/ef246f42b65cc266dfbade30409431ab12f02cc3 Again, I didn't make this; all credit goes to ieformanek.

1984 by George Orwell

I was very annoyed by my brother, and all I had was a handful of pennies. I thought it probably wouldn't work, but what the heck.

You know you're a Sanderfan when you throw a handful of coins at someone and you're actually disappointed when they don't do anything. (True story)

Kinda random, but would a Nicrosil Compounder be able to push/pull on the iron inside someone's blood?

I took a test on Soothing. It was a Breeze.