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It's not up to him. It's up to the immortal Harriet McDougal.

Hello! We are the Captains Domon! Two of us operate this user on a daily basis. Bayle and Rodel are our identities. We will post stuff whenever we feel like it, and try to leave something meaningful in your heart and a taste of mac and cheese in your mouth. Bayle is a fan of DC, plays the trumpet, and his favorite book is The Way of Kings. Rodel is a fan of Marvel, plays the viola, and his favorite book is Warbreaker. As you can tell, our aliases derive from the amazing series The Wheel of Time. Bayle will mainly write reviews and theories for consideration, and will also be editing Coppermind. Rodel will be writing a weekly fan fiction story, sometimes long, sometimes short, and will also do stuff in the entertainment section. We hope we make an impression and rise to the title of King's Wit!

Rodel here. I think the MCU is the best thing since sliced bread. I'm the Marvel fan, so you can expect a DC one from Bayle soon enough. I will not explain why they are ranked where they are, cause that will take too long. Post your own rankings here as well. (Note: Only the movies, not the TV shows) P.S. This will be updated when new movies come out. P.P.S. An X-Men one shall come soon too. 14. Iron Man 2 13. Thor: The Dark World 12. Iron Man 3 11. Thor 10. Avengers: Age of Ultron 9. Captain America: The First Avenger 8. The Incredible Hulk 7. Doctor Strange 6. The Avengers 5. Ant-Man 4. Captain America: The Winter Soldier 3. Guardians of the Galaxy 2. Iron Man 1. Captain America: Civil War

Drile, Kenton's rival, was demoted because he tried to sell his powers for mercenary work. This is usually results with expulsion from the Diem, but Praxton left him alone because he needed supervision. Kenton also suspects that Drile poisoned the water most of the Diem drank. There is also another city in Lossand at the mouth of the river, but I forgot its name. Also, the character of Aarik doesn't seem to approve of swords. While he saved Ais, he did mock Trackts and their status.

Rodel here. Answer question, then write another. Next person answers that question, then writes another. And so on. Who are the TWO survivors of Hathsin?

You get the Doctor! *inserts a Dalek*

I think this is evidently the fact that Alcatraz Smedry has been editing Brandon's drafts.

I don't know how we would fit this giant of a book in one movie, but... David Tennant as Hoid/Wit

Hello all! We noticed that Era 2 was largely being left out in the main movie casting for Mistborn, so we decided to start a new topic for it. Feel free to correct us on choices. The Captains Domon Adam Driver as Waxillium Ladrian Dylan O'Brien as Wayne Hugh Jackman as Miles Hayley Atwell as Marasi Colms(look at the cover of Shadows of Self. It totally looks like her!) Evanna Lynch as Steris Harms(a bit young, but...) Eddie Marsan as Reddi Christopher Eccleston as Brettin Emily Blunt(Shadows of Self) and Kaya Scodelario(Bands of Mourning) as MeLaan(Because she wears different bodies) Jon Voight as Suit Amy Adams as Lessie/Bleeder Russell Crowe as Aradel There's a lot more, but we can't put them all.

David Tennant as Hoid. No contest. No second thoughts. He's perfect.

Robert Jordan Adonalsium shatters, and the Shards turn into fragments, and the fragments turn into slivers, and even slivers fade to dust when the Shattering comes again. In a time of trial, a time yet to come, a time far past, a wind blew through the Northern Roughs. The wind was not a beginning. There are no beginnings and no ends to the Shattering of Adonalsium. But it was a beginning.

Well, uh, better call your mom! "No!" cried Tommy. "Not the Box!" Gee. I wish I was smarter.

When you draw Aon Rao in the white sand, then yell "Your Breath to mine!"

Greetings to the Diem! With White Sand out in the world now, we thought that we would share our picks for the cast of White Sand! You're welcome. The Captains Domon. Josh Hutcherson as Kenton Lupita Nyong'o as Khrissalla Angelina Jolie as Ais Idris Elba as Baon Toby Kebbell as Drile Ben Mendelsohn as Elorin Kevin Hart as Cynder(Not joking) John Boyega as Jon Acron Jamie Bell as Traiben Will Poulter as Aarik Meryl Streep as Lady Heelis Forest Whitaker as Loaten Ralph Fiennes as Praxton There you go. Food for thought!

Tom Cruise as Kelsier(seriously) Chloe Grace Moretz as Vin Nicholas Hoult as Elend Venture Djimon Hounsou as Sazed Tom Hiddleston as Breeze Martin Freeman as Dockson(yep) Edward Norton as Yeden Brendan Gleeson as Clubs Graham McTavish as Ham Karl Urban as Marsh Tom Holland as Spook Jeremy Irons as Straff Venture Mia Wasikowska as Shan Elariel Liam Neeson as Renoux/Voice of TenSoon Hugo Weaving as Rashek

Christian Bale as Vasher Jennifer Lawrence as Vivenna(maybe) Abigail Breslin as Siri Chris Pine as Lightsong Liv Tyler as Blushweaver Liam Hemsworth as Susebron David Wenham as Denth Toby Jones as Bluefingers Matt Damon as Treleedees(Ha ha no) Judi Dench as Allmother Seth Green as the voice of Nightblood(not kidding)

Name: Denn Power: Mistborn Birthplace: Callingfale Occupation: Drug Hustler Renown/Infamy: Killed three constables, two on accident. Shot Allomancer Jak in the masculine identity. Quirks: That one guy who yells "not here" in roll call. Also, a self-proclaimed addict of Soonie Cubs. Allies: Gemmell

Sweet's "Fox on the Run" and Fleetwood Mac's "The Chain" Also, Johnny Cash's "Hurt" #onelasttime

I'M EXCITED! But, really I am. The Inhumans are one of the most underappreciated groups in Marvel, but to see them come to life makes me cry. Triton and Gorgon, anyone?

Logan is definitely one of the best X-Men films ever. (Besides Deadpool and X2) Without giving away anything, it's not a surprise that this was rated R. Besides the violence(amazing) and the language(F$@#!), it gives a deep message that nobody under 14 would understand. As well, the relationship between Professor X and Logan in this one is stupendous. As an aside, I've never had more respect for the mutant Caliban until this movie.

(Rodel) Try The Earthsea Cycle by Ursula K. Le Guin. The books are small, but are very descriptive and, well, magical.