Sallin Zeras

Yeah, I'm sorry for them. They don't know what they're missing on.

Agree with @Ironeyes. I mean, the guy is one of the most powerful characters we have ever seen in Brandon's books excluding Shards. If Miles could resist like a 100 bullets and Wax an explosion, just imagine TLR's power, he was like ten times as powerful as Miles, Wax, and Wayne all combined.

Yup, agree, trying to awake another object would be pointless, I guess Brandon designed this type of awakening specifically for swords.

I've tried, believe me, I wasn't kidding with this post:

But wouldn't that also drain your Investiture slowly? It's really pointless.

Yeah, as @Ironeyes said, go for it! Really, you should be grateful you have someone else to talk to face to face about Brandon's books, absolutely no one in my school has read Brandon Sanderson books.

Yesterday, I finished rereading BoM, and the ending with Edwarn and the red-eyed Faceless Inmortal left me thinking the whole day about Trell, specifically about what Shard he/she might be. I know there's many clues that lead us to think that Odium is Trell, but, do keep in mind that at first, Trell wanted to use the Set to dominate Scadrial, which does not fit Odium's personality. Then, the Faceless Inmortal told Edwarm that Trell now wanted to destroy Scadrial. I kept on wondering about what might have caused this change in Trell's plans, and I came up with a conclusion: Trell is various Shards. I think that Trell was another Shard before he/she got replaced or splintered by Odium. I have no idea who this Shard may be, but if my theory is proven right, I'm sure we have not seen the Shard yet. This theory isn't that solid, because the only proof I have is the change in Trell's plans. The only Shard that came into my mind when I created this theory is Dominion, but she is splintered already. I am totally excluding Autonomy, it can't be a splintered Shard, so it leaves us only with Cultivation and Endowment, but their intent does not fit Trell's initial plan, so if this is true, it's not a Shard that we know of as of right now. Let me know what you think of this theory, if you liked it or not, if you think it's right, or wrong, etc. I would really appreciate it, this being the first theory that I post in the Shard.

It's just for fun. The people that love the Stick are probably also the people that were dying of laughter in that moment (like myself) Such a great character! This chapter really left me wanting a flashback book for the Stick

That's actually very curious, I hadn't thought about it, but it would probably shoot normal bullets, because the awakened object is the gun, not the bullets. Awakening even a magazine would take insane amount of breaths. But it would probably kill anyone who touches the gun, which would make it absolutely useless, it would be like a normal gun, with no pros and a lot of cons. Sorry to let you down . Also, I don't think an awakened object is capable of destroying a planet.

@agigabyte Now I imagine a TV clip with Arnold Schwarzenegger saying: "You carry around book, you get strong! Go to the bookstore!"

Nah, Marsh, the guy that cooked them, said they are a 100% metal free

Kelsier is selfish, but in his selfishness, he often finds himself in a situation in which he can chose whether to save the day or not and he's just like: "Screw it, what else would I be doing anyway?"

Welcome to the 17Th Shard, you deserve a cookie and an upvote for joining this amazing community!

I would like for Trell to be Autonomy, but I just don't see why would that be. I mean, we have a lot of clues telling us that Odium is Trell. There's only one Shard that we know of that is associated with red eyes. But maybe, the identity of Trell has been taken by various Shards. Remember that at first, Trell wanted to use the Set to rule Scadrial, which does not fit Odium's personality, but then, in the BoM epilogue, a Faceless Inmortal tells Edward that now they will destroy Scadrial, which sounds a lot like Odium. So, yeah, I really think that the drastic change in Trell's plans is because it's a totally different Shard.

Only the Stormfather knows, Trell might be Odium, or a completely different Shard, but the only thing I'm almost certain about is that Trell is a Shard, so, I'm not saying that theory is completely wrong. Maybe Rayse does die, but someone else becomes Odium, or maybe Sanderson can do the same as he did with Harmony, where two Shards were combined. Only time will tell. The only thing I'm completely, absolutely, 100% certain that is true, is that I am a stick.

Yeah, all of us will be like: Storm you, Brandon Sanderson! Go to Damnation!

I AM A STICK!

You know you're a Sanderfan when your friend tells you he's not going to read Brandon Sanderson's books, and then you feel like killing him. You know you're a Sanderfan when someone asks you what WoK or WoR is about and you simply say: "It's complicated"

I love you! Really, this MUST happen!

Yeah, I would love to see ten Knights Radiant, one from each order, fighting against an army of Voidbringers. That would probably be the best thing of all time if it happened. Just imagine, Kaladin, Shallan, Dalinar, Szeth, Lift, Renarin, Jasnah, just to see all of them together would give me goosebumps. That would be EPIC!

@Landis963 You missed Lightweaver of Rens (Liar of Partinel #2), and Lord Mastrell (White Sand #2)

Nah, OB sounds way better.

OMG! We have to see this at least once in Stormlight. Brandon, please, JUST DO IT!

Ok guys, I know I talk a lot about Lashing, about half of mi posts in the Shard are about that, but it's just that I'm fascinated by this kind of investiture, Stormlight's magic system is my favorite out of all of the ones I have seen. Now to the question, in the prologue of WoR, we saw Jasnah enter Shadesmar, in there, if I recall correctly, she saw that Gavilar's palace is seen as just one thing in Shadesmar, I guess that means that the entire palace can be Invested. Does that mean that a Skybreaker or a Windrunner powerful enough could destroy the palace by lashing it to a side?