Blazenella

There are 9 unmade in total

- Not sure about the Moash thing, but most of the Fused are insane. It may also have t do with Odiums champion. - Vivenna is after Nightblood, which somehow got into Nale's hands which he gave to Szeth. - We don't really know a lot about what happens when a sprens bonded dies. What I think is happening is that the spren chose to stay. When Syl first came to Roshar she acted like a normal windspren, and maybe didn't know who she was going to bond, so maybe the Cryptic wanted to stay and bond someone else (Hoid) - Magic - Venli. She has (Most likley) bonded with a radiant spren and is on her way to becoming our first willshaper - Mr T's downfall is most likley going to happen in book 4 or 5, but we don't know what Szeth will decide to do. If pressed he will probably tell, as he is a Skybreaker. - Well, it could have been a number of Unmade (There were 9). I personally think it was either The Black Fisher, who we've had many vague references to, or maybe Moelach (The one that creates Death Rattles) - Finally, how did Brandon out do himself? It's very obvious to me. Brandon is secretly a shard, with the intent of writing. Nothing else could explain his god like book quality and quantity.

It's a good theory. A lot of people think he is going to combine Cultivation, Honor, and Odium and become like a super god. He may take it a step further and straight up reform adonalsium. But, and heres the real reason Im posting this... HOIDS GOTTA CATCH EM ALL, COSMERE EDITION

Add my name. This is just to memey and beautiful to handle. Will I become the shard Meme if I win this?

Not sure if someone has said this yet, but maybe the parshwomen Dalinar see's in his visions is Cultivation.

This isn't necessarily true. It's been confirmed in OB that different orders use the surges differently. When Dalinar talks to the Stormfather about Tension, Dalinar aks if he can reshape the rock like the Stoneward did. The Stormfather replies that he will be able to use the surge differently. Like how Kaladin can use Adhesion to stick physical things, and (Maybe) create pressure zones, but Dalinar can use it to bring people together cognitively or spiritually. I think most surges are very order specific. Like how Jasnah can soulcast from a distance, while Shallan can change people's perception of themselves.

Cool

In a WoB Brandon confirmed that the Shash correlation was just coincidence, but I doubt this is.

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Welcome! Hope you have some theorizing.

I'm not sure if anyone else has noticed this, but I recentley re-read Warbreaker. When Vasher fought in the manywar he was known as Kalad, with his awakened statues called Kalad's Phantoms. In Oathbringer when we go the glyph translation, we found out Kalad means "Eternal". My question is if this is a coincidence or if when Vasher went to Roshar (Which is confirmed that he went to Roshar before the manywar) he came up with this name due to his new knowledge of their glyphs. Any thoughts?

One thing to help fill in your chart. The Skybreakers (Who have Division) were said to be able to seperate the innocent from the guilty, which could be the "Push" your looking for Edit: This could also be either the Spiritual or Cognitive version of Division

Or, better yet... GUIDANCE IS HOID!!! I mean he has been running around collecting pieces of shards, including a Nahel bond now, so you never know.

Syl is great match for Kaladin, but I don't even WANT to know the logistics of that relationship. Her form is in Shadesmar, which mens he would need an Elsecaller (Like Jasnah) to take him in and out if they wanted to get freaky.

I can't remember where I saw this on the forum, but I think Chaos asked Brandon to sign his book and give him a shard we didn't know about. On the signed page it said " There is one who wants to survive and hide." So I assume that this is either Survival, or maybe Wisdom. Wisdom because he knows of what Odium can do and wants to avoid it.

Hoid is a very interesting character. He is a world hopper with unknown origins who appears in nearly every cosmere book and novella. One part that's fun is just trying to find him. He is very comedic, but does it in a way that sets characters on the path to success. He once jumped into the mouth of a chasmfiend just to find out what being digested was like. He's also confirmed to be one of the oldest characters, and was probably at the shattering of Adonalsium, but didn't take a shard (Which would have made him practically a god)

I could see some sort of romantic tension between them playing out, but maybe not a full fledged relationship.

I pre ordered the hard copy on Amazon, and there was a mail mixup, so I had to get the kindle version to read it

FINALLY, finished part 2 for good. For some storming reason there was a mix-up with the mail, so I had to get the kindle version to read it.

No kidding

Stormfather! This is one of the worst reviews I have ever read. The part that vexed me the most was how much it dissed Shallan's new arcs. Honestly I despised WoK Shallan, WoR Shallan was ok, but the first Shallan arc with the unmade hooked me to the charecter again. And OB doesn't parallel Mistborn at all. "Man it's a group of hero's with magic against a big baddie" that's literally almost every fantasy story ever. Geez, AV Club, you don't deserve to review this beautiful piece of art...

Literally all of the yes. Lift will take all of the food and teach Adolin how to go down the stairs at lightning speed

The best part of Part 1is when Dalinar flips of a (most likley) thunderclast. Dalinar used to be a savage.