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Now, the actual question here is what characters have the power to destroy/break things, not which characters have powers enabling them to do so. This means that literally everybody (except maybe some babies) are able to, since it really isn't difficult to destroy things, and you don't need special powers to do it.

Absolutely. No question. I wasn't aware that this might even be considered "unpopular."

um, yes, almost radiant is neither radiant nor a squire.

People in Stormlight who are kinda important but aren't radiants or squires (in no particular order): Taravangian, Moash, Adolin, 9/10 highprinces (although only like 4 of them are important so far), Elhokar, Every Rosharan global leader (except Dalinar), Navani, Amaram, Several other characters who died, likely more characters that I can't remember right now.

or the prologue or something

The 100th anniversary edition of Mistborn should just be a metalmind. Less trustworthy, but kinda cooler.

Written in the steel alphabet and inscribed in metal

Well now I want to know what the 20th anniversary edition is gonna look like... Or even the 50th... Edit: I have some ideas, 20th anniversary is an ornate papyrus scroll, and the 50th anniversary is inscribed on metal (which is very fitting for Mistborn)

Book stands can be part of the WoR Leatherbound kickstarter

YKYASFW you see the line in a poem "If boats were on land, churches on sea" and your immediate thought is: The boats and churches are in Shadesmar!

I have a copy of Illuminae, and I started it, but I just couldn't stand the style it was written in.

YKYASFW you are the only reason your school library has any Cosmere books

Last year the homecoming king's date at my school was legitimately a cardboard cutout of himself. And this year we aren't going to have homecoming...

Might I recommend forcing your friends to read Sanderson books and then get an account? It's worked pretty well for me.

I sorta really doubt that Kaladin ever got his boots back. It just seems unlikely to me, or like something that would have been mentioned on screen if it did happen off screen. I'm not sure that being annoyed by/disliking Jasnah is an unpopular opinion anymore. While I do think that Jasnah acted pretty arrogant and unlikeable in OB, I think that we are all judging her a little too early (Both for people who like and dislike her). We know basically nothing about her, and it seems pretty clear to me that there is a lot more to know.

WoR spoiler ^

Now I feel like we need a Molestorm to show up in Stormlight 6 or 7

At this point you have to make multiple... If you don't it will be a waste... More ideas: Mole inquisitor

Molespren

Scythe by Neal Shusterman Legend by Marie Lu

This isn't a sentence to begin with. Therefore any points about grammar are null and void until you reformat it into a sentence. Reading it though, the pauses (at least when I am reading it) seems to be after "Fantasy" and "can," so written like this: "Fantasy, as epic as you can, limit sexual content" although dashes might be better than commas.

This meme will need to be updated and expanded in a loop every 2 or 3 years or so with all the new books.

It's been a while since I read Warbreaker, but didn't he murder his colleague/Wife/I can't remember her name over it? Last I checked that is censorship.

This isn't an opinion. This is a fact. My unpopular opinion is that I will be happy to see him go. Nightblood I believe, but honestly, I can't blame him too much for that. It would be like if somebody discovered how to build an anti-matter bomb and then advocated censorship of it.

A stick, which in refusal to become fire emitted smoke spelling "I am a stick" 17/17