SpliceosomeofAdolnasium

Yes. Longtime Sanderson superfan from the very beginning. I rarely comment on this site but I needed some validation on my feelings about WaT. I feel like the quality really slipped in WaT. There's a moment where we find out that thing about Shallan and I don't feel like it was as impactful as what we learned about her in tWoK and WoR, even though it should be. I think he really botched a bunch of arcs in how they played out even if they ended up where I thought they should. Ironically, I preferred the destination over the journey. I'm second guessing a ton of his decision making for WaT. The easiest improvement would have been to have Jasnah and Shallan team up together in the Spiritual Realm. Jasnah is the historian she should have been there to see history play out, and would have made much more sense of her going after the Ghostbloods rather than adding Rlain and Renarin to the mix for no apparent reason. He dropped the ball entirely on the fact that the Ghostbloods tried to assassinate Jasnah multiple times and then 0 follow-up on how Jasnah will react to Shallan joining them. Agree with everyone he needed to cook more, and he didn't and this is the result I've made that excuse in the past for RoW but for WaT there's less of an excuse. There was just poor character choices. Have Kaladin back on the Shattered Plains again, not in Shinovar. Have Jasnah with Shallan in the spiritual realm. 2 easy fixes immediately more impactful dynamics.

1. Ghostbloods 2. Diagram 3. Sons of Honor 4. Skybreakers 5. Envisagers? 6. 17th shard 7. IRE? 8. Sleepless? 9. ?

I got to say shardspear ( because i'm darkeyes and love kaladin) or shardblade ( who doesn't love a good sword) but I'm very curious to know how a shardbow i mean I know that they require a separate string but does the spren split into 2 parts?

Honor is dead... but i'll see what I can do Kaladin Stormblessed

83% SkyBreaker 80% Bondsmith 74% Windrunner 41% Stoneward 32% Elsecaller 15% Dustbringer All I'm getting from this id make a sick Knights radiant

that may be true but it seems that they are attached to the oathpact on another level that even though they decided not to follow it they still are a part of it I mean jezrien even said as he was dying that it was different he expected that even though he is crazy and think he abandoned the oathpact that he would return as a cognitive shadow I guess what Im asking is at what level does the oathpact exist (spiritual cognitive or physical) and at what level are the consciously a part of it

If the oathpact is not completely abandoned how come Nale is able to ignore his responsibility to defend roshar against odium even if the parshendi are the dawnsingers shouldn't the ideal given to him by god (honor) be the ultimate form of law superseding original rights of property?

Hey Maelstrom thanks I have a question on oathbringer and am a little confused on where to post it without spoiling something

Hey i'm new is it possible to get a copy of white sand and aether of night,