Palindrome

In sunlit man the scadrians asked sigzil if he was oathed, so I think the radiant system is still in effect going forward.

The windrunner resonance of more squires has nothing to do with their surges. This makes me think the other orders resonance will not be about their surges. In the fandomwiki it says they exemplify “virtues of protection and leading “ this is where I believe their resonance comes from. Based upon that substantiation is no more a resonance than the Windrunner surge that combined both surges. It is said that lightweavers attracted artists and we have seen how talented Shallan is. I would say their resonance is creativity or artistic ability. Likewise Elsecsllers may have supernatural intelligence. Based upon the one resonance we know of it is not a combination of surges.

You mean like resonance? Like the windrunners sculpting the air around them?

Could be a soul caster that is almost turned into air.

I actually think the biggest loophole is the “unharmed” part. If Odium sends a champion that is harmed before he reaches the fight then Dalinar’s side has broken the agreement.

If Mraize is in the tower, what can he do to a fourth ideal radiant full of towerlight? His best option is to hide or try to lure her out of the tower.

Has there been new chapters released this week? If so can someone point me in the right direction to read them.

Raise Odium said he would follow the spirit of the agreement. Taravangian Odium is the one that messed up Hoid's memory.

Reshi maybe? Might want to hide it because it would give her a relationship with the Reshi islands?

The one I'm almost 100% sure on surviving is Stick. I'm pretty sure Dalinar and Renarin will die. Kaladin will survive.

I think it's in Dalinar' s visions or in someone's dreams.

Elsecaller. Did not see that coming.

This WOB happened several years ago and someone in the fandom has not figured out where the ending is hidden? Is there a thread on this?

I had not heard that he stayed that how it is going to end is hidden in the first 2 books. Now you are going to force me to reread them.

Don't know how.

cadebengert Do you have any plans that you can tell us about for when the events of the rest of the Cosmere will become evident in Roshar? Brandon Sanderson Roshar is an important part of the cosmere. Really, the question should be "When will events on Roshar effect the rest of the Cosmere" as opposed to the other way around. source Just read this from a link from another thread. Very interesting. So, from what we know Stormlight is about the midway point of the history of the cosmere. We also know that humans have been on Roshar for more than 4500 years making me think that the cosmere is 5000 to 6000 years old during the SA, and will last 12000 years. What if the events in SA effect all future books including mistborn era 4? What is happening on Roshar right now could have effects for 6000 years across the cosmere.

That's am awesome RAFO. That means we can expect to see something like it in the future. Why must he have such large gaps between books?

Yes. I own a computer that I barely ever turn on because I use my phone for most things.

I think i see a flicker of it when a page starts loading and then it's covered up or disappears. Maybe something to do with the site code or something.

Do we have a timeline for future books? In the past I visited Brandon's official site and it showed up hid current projects and how far along he was. I no longer see that.

Yes, seeing several of these characters in the series that started me reading Brandon Sanderson books is what made me read Warbreaker. I asked which books to start with and 17thsharders told me to read Warbreaker first (since it is most related to the series) then read Mistborn. I think i will digest Warbreaker a few days before reading mistborn.

Just finished it, which is good because I was finding it hard to concentrate on work without finishing the book. I loved the book. It was beautifully written with some great messages. I still wish it has been longer. So many questions left open that we may never see answered since it's a stand alone novel.

This one almost hurt me to answer. I love, love, love Dalinar' s redemption story so it was hard for me to pick against him. However, Kaladin is my favorite character.

So, as I stated in another thread, I am starting to read non-sa books. I'm starting with warbreaker and then moving to mistborn now that I have time and I have already purchased warbreaker. Anyone have suggestions on what I should pay attention to when reading warbreaker?

Perhaps if that blade has all ten orders it is not a bondsmith. It is Tanavast blade. He created all ten orders anyway.