LevenThumps

Thanks for the list. Now I know what to look forward to in his later works. I didn't know about the Alloy sequels or the second mistborn trilogy, so this really brightens my day. You need to read it as soon as you can. It's worth it (although every work by Brandon Sanderson is worth it). That plot sounds pretty cool, I can't wait for the trilogy. ***Admin Note: Please don't post multiple times in a row. Rather edit a post to add additional information. Thanks! --fRR

Does anyone know where in Brandon Sanderson's timeline of future books Nightblood is placed, if at all?

It's good that it got fixed. I never even noticed that mistake, although I may have read the paperback (I can't remember)

This can't be!

For Sure

The release date for the e-book version has now been revealed to be April 9, 2013. Any comments?

At least a release date has been confirmed. It looks like its going to be a really great game.

Good point.

In re-reads, with a series this long, people who aren't super dedicated pretty much read their favorite books, or the books where the most stuff happens. But for a first time run-through, you should read all the books.

I just finished the book. It was really good, but I still like the original Mistborn trilogy better. Hope they make more though.

I just joined the wiki community, so I'm not an expert, but I'm pretty sure you can go ahead with grammar and spelling mistakes. That seems to be a universal thing that needs corrected.

Okay.

Can the pictures that are in the gallery go onto the wiki? I didn't know since they technically weren't official pictures. There's a really cool picture of a koloss that would go really well.

Here's my idea for the navigation box for the Mistborn Trilogy (Alloy of Law not included) Books: Final Empire, WoA, HoA Protagonists: Elend, Vin, Sazed, Kelsier, Spook, Tensoon Antagonists: Lord Ruler, Straft Venture, Ruin (maybe not), Cett (not sure, since he kind of changed sides) Places: Luthadel, the two major cities from HoA that I have forgotten right now Other possible categories could include the noble keeps that are visited, although they may not be important enough. What do you think?

If there would be three or four boxes on each page, is there a way to hide the box, and then reveal it, like in a spoilers tab?

Hopefully it won't get pushed back anymore.

Okay. Thanks.

I would go for 3 small boxes. The way I see it, each box shows other key points in the series. The three trilogies are three separate series, but set in the same world. Either way would work though.

That's okay. When I put all the information in, should I put the headers back, or leave it all under History?

Where did you find this out?

I've seen the navigation boxes at the bottom of some pages, like the books and the pages relating to the cosmere. I just wanted to post an idea about making templates for individual series. For example, if we made a Mistborn template, we could have the important place, characters, books, etc. What do you think?

Started making edits on Elend Venture. I would like someone else to look it over, because I think I've put some information under the wrong heading. I know this isn't all of it. I'll continue editing it and making it cleaner later.

I think you should start before the winter break. It's a very long series, and based on what you said, it will be your first time reading it. I don't know how fast you read, but I would start at least in the fall.

If Brandon Sanderson says he's starting Stormlight Archive right after A Memory of Light, when is the Rithamist coming out?