Invocation

The part where people don't want my amazing food, of course.

Sounds like agreement to me!

Some stew? Hot chocolate? Hot vanilla?

What about some soothing monkey bread?

Would you like some nice calming tea to help get over it?

War.

You still mad about that?

Welcome to the Shard! Beware baked goods offered on this thread.

Doesn't have to be physical. Also: Another character! His stuff is a little sparse, but that's just because he's not a very complicated person.

Oh right, my timeline was messed up. My bad.

I don't think the Shin should count, due to their whole historical deal with not lining up with the rest of Roshar.

"Ah, Rosharan tastes. I don't blame you, Roshar has good food. I figured that out myself when I lived there." Malu set the choices down. "Hope you enjoy."

"Just about anything you could want. Good food comes from everywhere, after all."

"Ah, I don't believe I recognize you. Is it your first time in here?" "Good choices." Malu pulls the requested items out and sets them down.

"Well you weren't gone long, huh? Couldn't resist the atmosphere of the tavern? The special...we have a shrimp and onion bisque as the soup special and some carrot cake, plus our new line of Exotic Flavor cookies." As Malu spoke, a robed figure walked through the door, dramatically nailing a listing to the board:

Once upon a time, people would stay and just enjoy the tavern atmosphere. Malu thinks to himself.

So what did y'all think about the excerpt from Starsight in the newsletter today? I loved it.

Hello! Fair warning, don't accept food or drink on this thread (or most others) because it'll go badly for you. What's your favorite Sanderson magic system?

He does consider it every noble. He and Dockson both. I don't have my book on hand right now, but Calderis's quote sums it up nicely. If you're noble or associated with them, you can die, because you've been born a noble and are associated with the continual enslavement of skaa and the crimes committed by the other nobles, regardless of if you did anything yourself.

He wanted to kill every noble until Vin changed his mind. While, yes, that was mostly as a political thing, he still wanted to do it, and the nobles were regarded as a separate class both ethnically and religiously, checking off the box for genocide. He killed the skaa guards because they were traitors and separate from skaa to him (there is a term for that, I think it was quis-something, from some French guy or something). Edit: Rusts! @Pathfinder ninja'd me.

Nah, I have some very cool plans for Davriel's use.

I signed up just so that I could say that I did.

I have short hair at the moment.

That is my bad, I meant to type Spren there.