IcaroRibeiro

I don't like the idea of let other author finish your work

This man work full of his time writing so many books at the same time, but he still in his middle age. When he becomes older I'm not quite sure he's going to write as much as he can now. He plans to release: - 2 Elantris sequels - A Warbreaker sequel - 2 new Mistborn trilogies (the last Mistborn trilogy is going to be the last Cosmere work) - More 7 Stormlight Archive Books - Dragonsteel (Hoid origin story) Even if he's a writing machine it will took at least twenty-five years to write all these books (I'm guessing he spend 2 years for each Stormlight book). By that time he would be about 70 years old. Plus, we have only 10 know shards, which means we'll need more series to be written to present these shards So, I'm not sure if he can write about all the series he's planning, specially when he wants to write 10 Stormlight Books and have a big break between five 5 and 6 What do you think?

Jasnah and Shallan. I may say I truly like their personality, struggles and powerness. Shallan has a tremendous good path, and thrilling good plots and arcs, but I can say the same of other characters in this franchise, such as Dalinar. So, why I choose Jasnah and Shallan? Well, they portrait a kind of character not common in high fantasy, they are woman, scholars, and Shallan is an artist, it's open windows for a new experience while reading their roles in story and these woman has a damnation chemistry, a perfect couple, an real meaningful picture of master and student relationship, and how they learning with each other. Since the first book I found myself truly immerse in their arc and how good they work together. Shallan chapters were the ones that I not only enjoy while reading, but also after reading I used to finding myself reflecting about scholarship and religious beliefs. Their dialogues are clearly an attempt to Sanderson himself express his desires to broke old fantasy stereotypes and how woman should be depicted in fiction even when the fiction itself is somewhere close to real life society. Such a deep writing

Neither Me. But I really love TFA, as much as I find the movie basic I also understand it was necessary to come back from hiatus in a huge fashion But I hope this movie to succeed, with a good hype and a new younger fanbase they can left Rian (or other director) do a new trilogy disconnected from the main story. Star Wars fandom is heavily made up by middle aged white man with good income, Disney need to make movies able to gather a new fandom and this franchise need to evolve in order to survive, otherwise it's going to flop hard in upcoming generations. Even if the fandom become anger better let them go and focus on younger and open minded audiences.

Am I the only one who was hoping for the Listenerd to win the war against humans ? No. I've always hated him

All humans in Scadrial has access to Investiture, just only in different levels. So, yes, you born a misting

I must confess I have mixed feelings because I loved The Last Jedi and I dont know if JJ comeback will be a good thing. I think he will just play safe instead try something new because he's not a true director with artistic vision, he's a movie producer who helps studios to make family-friend blockbuster movies. Do you want a movie without any vision but if a good entertainment potential? Call JJ And why do I feel he will just do some new version of an old story ? Well, because everytime someone try to create something new to this franchise old school fans start to rage against the director. People just want more easy screenplay and nostalgia, that's why everybody loves The Force Awakens (which is good) but hate The Last Jedi (which is great), and Disney is aware to that and will make JJ do the job he's good at: Creat a movie only to appeal the fandom.

Shallan and Adolin

If you're talking about the final arc I don't have any specific favorite tbh, all of them has awesome final acts in all senses But the first two books ended with mind blowing cliffhanger, plot twists and revelations so I'll go for both Way of Kings and Words of Radiance because they made me thirsty for the following book

Oh, I see. Thanks for the advice

I thought he's going to work in Mistborn 2 series this year

Great! But what about The Lost Metal ?

1) Moash, an annoying douche-bag that I hate since book 1 2) Nale, Ishar and half of the Heralds 3) Some Shin people leaders, I'm personally excited to see Szeth making them pay for their crimes

I like quizzes, but I feel we don't have enough background to create a radiant-personality-based test yet. There is little to no information about some orders But as I expected, the test classified me as an elsecaller (I'm INTJ btw)

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1) Lightweavers - I love the concept of don't have specific meaningful words, but instead tell truths in order to develop. Their spren are some of the most interesting ones for me. Also Lightweavers may have an odd behavior, I feel like some them has a bit reprehensible personality (for a Radiant standards since almost of them are bastion of honor and morality). I also love their Herald and their surges, Soulcasting is one the finets magic system created by Sanderson IMO. All things put together, they clearly are my number one. 2) Elsecallers - They have cool surgers and I'm specially curious about transportation. I guess they have some higher control over cognitive helm, as if they are the closer to spren than any other order, and it's great because I love spren. They seem a order focus on scholarship, leadership and diplomacy and I like it. Elsecallers deserves 2nd spot because they are the order I relate more, if I could ever be a Radiant I would probably be an elsecaller. 3) Edgedancers - I just love Lift and Wyndle. Cultivationspren are by far my 2nd favorite kind of High Spren (behind the Cryptics). But they deserve the 3rd place because they have the most beautiful immortal words in my opinion, remember and listen the ones nobody cares for, it some kind of ideal that I want for my life, so I feel they are preserving a truly meaningful oath. According to Wyndle Edgedancers used to be refined, elegant and , and despite that they were also the most humble and generous radiants, always willing to look for the small ones. it's pretty nice. But I also have curiosity in Truthwacthers, since Renarin is maybe a Truthwatcher, it can be a sign there is a lot to discover about them

Eshonai

He's actually one of the few Highprinces who have character development. I really like him

Aimia and Reshi Islands

I think maybe jt's not the time to tell to us Szeth's story. Besides we all discovered lot of things about the Singers on the last two books, to it will be awesome to see the story from their point of view It's kind of way to don't spoiler upcoming plots. I guess now Szeth is bond to Dalinar we are going to discovery more and more things about Shin until the point we would know so much stuff about Shin culture and history that It will be time to see the story from their point of view. Maybe it happens in book 5 or 6, who knows

The same here, I have been browsing on this forum for almost a year and just yesterday a realized that I could make a account I read my first cosmere's book almost two years ago with Mistborn and since then I read exactly the same books. Cosmere is just gorgeous, such a great universe

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