StormblessDave

Sry I was choosing 1 magic system that stood out in the respective worlds, I added twinborn because it was in era 2

Yeah I personally chose the God King because of the way he sees the world, it must be beautiful!

Could he have taken out the God King, the amount of investiture he has is mind boggling.

I prefer mistborn, because you literally use all of the allomantic powers(Id love a lerasium bead) However twinborn does give you the feruchemical ability so that's good too

why the returned?

For me personally, Id choose mistborn and God King(with tongue pls)

I respect your opinions, nice seeing all of your opinions even if they differ from mine

Those are two contradicting statements, what you are saying is that if Kaladin put on Lamaril's shoes and tried to understand him he would have felt pity for him(despite him being a selfish, spiteful scheming officer who would have loved Kal to have died). Are you implying that Adolin is above this? If he put on Sadeas shoes(who was equally selfish etc) should he have felt pity for him? So lets look at the outcome, neither Kal nor Adolin felt pity for them, Kal got lamaril executed and Adolin murdered Sadeas, not much of a difference tbh.

Lamaril deserved no pity, I'm saying that again( Tnx @Calderis ) he tried killing Kal!That is reason to feel no pity!

'to be loving' can be taken in different ways, to love those who surround you and look out for them, which is how quite a few people are(including Kaladin, people he feels he has a link to) on the other hand it is very difficult for people to love their enemies, sure you may say that Kaladin is stereotyping the lighteyes, but in his life his only experiences with them has ended in tragedy. So he doesn't 'love' them, he hates them which most people do their 'enemies'. However Kal is moving a step forward by befriending lighteyes and sharing trust with them which is a hugestep forward from hating them as a whole, sure he's far from perfect, but he's definitely improved on that front.

lol fair point I was so satisfied straff didn't die of the poison, instead Vin koed him out of the sky lmao

Not necessarily, if you look at what he said,he called Kal a surgeon, Shallan a liar(which doesn't make her stand out,its pretty vague unless you know exactly what he is talking about) Dalinar the highprince which again isn't very definitive. If I wanted to make him standout id say something like bridgeman or darkeyed captain. It shows that in his eyes the surgeon aspect of Kal was significant, after all Kal still yearns to be a surgeon, however he considers himself unworthy to be one. I believe you can follow other ideals which don't conflict with yours, quite a few of the orders ideals can infact supplement each other, so I don't necessarily see it hurting Syl.

Wow I never thought of that before, that wob should clear things up has anyone seen any parshmen children yet(mentioned in the books)?I have a feeling Shallan had seen some,not too sure though.

So this is a pure Kaladin fanboy theory, something that might happen and if it does it'll make us Kaladin fans the happiest sharders. Here goes- From wok we know that Kal grew up with conflicting goals in life- to be a surgeon or a soldier, he was excellent at memorizing stuff and was very smart making him very eligible for the post of a surgeon, however he found out that fighting came naturally to him as well. Well, in the end he decided the life of a surgeon would suit him better, however the tragic circumstances(Tien's forced recruitment) forced him into accepting the life of a soldier. What struck me in edgedancer was The fact that he is still called the surgeon and the many instances we saw him fulfilling all of his surgical training on the battlefields in the shattered plains leads me to believe that his life as a surgeon is not over. He is an exception, I saw @Calderis posting of a few theories similarly on Kal's uniqueness, however my approach is slightly different. He is a soldier and a surgeon. His order the windrunners, are one of the few militaristic groups of the ten, this corresponds to his life as a soldier, however I believe he hasn't reached his potential in his life as a surgeon, this leads me to believe that Vedel(patron of love and Healing) might take him in under her wing( assuming she's still around )due to the Taln interlude in Wor If she does I believe it will be similar to how Nale took Szeth under his wing, hopefully Kal will get some perks andmaybe a few extra abilities? That would be a fitting part of his story arc, as the two sides in his life have always conflicted, this would be the perfect way to merge his two lifes together. thoughts anyone?

I'm personally on the parshmen side too. Aesudan is a very probable antagonist, even though shes not a main character(atleast as of now)

Does Brandon plan on making some of his main characters antagonists?Im talking about people like Kal, shallan,dalinar,Szeth, eshonai etc who are more or less definitely main characters.If so, I definitely think a few heralds might go rogue,maybe Taln? Btw I'm excluding Adolin as he's not a confirmed main character and tbh we've had too many Adolin-turns-evil theories lately, lol

Wow that wob should be interesting, it could change my entire perspective of the Adolin, Renarin scenarios.

@maxal I agree with most of your reasoning about why Adolin's relationships don't work out, however I disagree with the extremely helpless and pathetic picture you paint of him when it comes to women. He's definitely awkward, which is not a very rare thing, maybe he just didn't want to commit to anything as he is afraid he will mess things up or just isn't ready(uptill shallan), this fact is accentuated by the number of times this has happened mainly due to his position. Lol,I sense some Renarin hate! I've always felt Adolin was the favourite son and the reason he grew so self conscious was because he was used to being the centre of attention, this is further proved by how Renarin is so used to being in the background.As to the low in love thing I don't think Dalinar was a very 'loving' father I have no clue about how their mother treated, so you might have something there.

yeah purple blood definitely indicates great shells, I'm not too sure about them being sentient though(maybe bonds with spren made them sentient to a certain extent) It would be amazing if there were greatshells that could take on thunderclasts!

So true, after Adolin and Elhokar theories, I wont be surprised to see navani radiancy theories popping up lol

I assume that refers to the bondsmiths.They only had 3 members and they were somewhat 'set apart'

It looks scarily simple, just by measuring out a plausible size, the spren gets trapped into that size.

@Calderis I see, so the wikia might have incorrect information, anyway all these doubts will disappear(hopefully) from szeths upcoming povs

A quick doubt, if the stormfather dies will nahel bonds be possible? or honor blades?

thanks @Calderis, I always assumed the earth like aspect of shinovar meant cultivation resided there. So are there no shards there?