Invocation

We're not going to do the Popplio thing again. Absolutely not. Also do y'all reckon that the trio-completer will be Pokemon Staff?

Welcome to the Shard! Have you read Warbreaker yet? EDIT: Don't take the cookie. It's spiked (literally).

She was probably attempting to gain knowledge of what was happening in Tukar and seeing if it related to her theories about the Voidbringers.

As Inky said, the chunks of Honor's power in the Honorblades aren't enough to form the entirety of a Shard. The Stormfather holds a solid enough chunk to prevent that on his own.

I agree that it's ambiguous. We shall find out, I guess.

Some of that might be that the Windrunners were very active in killing people at the time. After all, if she had bonded before, I doubt she would have lost herself the way she did after the bond we know had happened, unless she just repeats that cycle forever.

I was kind of hoping so, yeah.

I'd say more like a serial killer from a family of serial killers than a drug dealer, but yeah, pretty much.

I don't think I could ship Kalash romantically (just an eternal enemy kind of thing), but that isn't going to stop me from encouraging you do to it!

I mean yeah that's fair, seems about right.

Probably because no one pays attention to Seekers. They don't come up much, especially in Era 2 where there are no Mistborn to burn bronze as a reminder.

In Bands, the small one is described as being about the size of one of the motorcars they have. The big one is massive, though. Much more like the ships the Reachers used in OB.

I'd think during the testing, they'd be able to find someone who's a Seeker to check.

I like the look of the starters, but I'd be lying if I said I wasn't disappointed due to a lack of Sinnoh remakes for another year.

I agree with you. He's a fun opposite to Hrathen's passionless ideas. I liked him, especially once his Dakhor thing came into play.

Or that, yeah. I need to stop playing cards so much.

Wouldn't it be Vapormart for Scadrial, considering their CR is known as the Expanse of Vapors?

Nah, that's just what happens when you fight a long war side-by-side with immense trust on both parties' behalf. Plus, I have no doubt that Kadash used to admire Dalinar supremely because of the Alethi fixation on warfare and that Blackthorn-Dalinar was practically a god on the battlefield at that time. When you place that much trust in someone with the battle-brother situation happening, while also confronted with a literal apocalypse that your religion said would never happen again, you're going to question anything the other person tells you to question, especially when it feels right.

Didn't we get that they were named that because of their naming pattern resembling a set of playing cards?

I agree wholeheartedly. The lives and the deaths will be exciting. The journey will be the best part of getting to the destination. I hope my strength lasts to see the end and weakness does not overcome me. Also, let me just state for the record, we probably won't see what Brandon has planned coming.

Ah, yes, my bad, I misunderstood. That is a very good comparison. If Odium weren't so experienced with dodging attacks and returning them, I'd say that would work.

Odium hasn't actually broken that oath. He's not on Roshar. He's centered on Braize. Thusly, he is not free to attack, seeing as he has not harmed Cultivation, now that she is technically the only one on Roshar. He nabbed Honor first, and that was justified by the fact that he and Big C stayed together, even if they didn't see it that way. I believe this is partially the reason why Rayse hasn't been dealt with already. I'm pretty sure doing what you're suggesting requires the focal point to be near the target, otherwise Big Bad Broken Boy would haven't have needed to chase that one (You know who I'm talking about, the potentially power-hungry one) through the vacuum or to visit Sel and cause issues there to deal with Aona and Skai.

I don't think they'd do that. The ones that could, won't, and ones that would don't have the experience needed to do so, in addition to the fact that any who do attempt what you say would have to focus on Roshar, exposing themselves to a strike from the very being they are attempting to damage, saying nothing of the oath these peers took upon gaining their power (which some have already broken, and at least one is not bound to it). It sounds simple in theory, but the peers wouldn't probably work well together anyway, not enough to not get nabbed by Odium and, in the process, mess up Roshar immensely.

It appears to be different for every Order, and maybe even for each person in the Orders, perhaps depending on how their Oaths progress and how ready they are for them, maybe even affected by the spren. It appears rigid for the Skybreakers, where you can only get to use Division after you choose a master (I believe that's the second oath, but might be the third, I don't remember). Lift seems to have access to all of her surges, and it's unclear if Renarin has access to Illumination yet. Kaladin has access to the blended shenanigans of both his surges, but I don't recall if we've seen him use just Cohesion (is that was he did to stick the rock to the wall in Sig's training, or is that also a Lashing? Is there technically a difference?).

I don't think so. That would require a lot of Investiture, and I doubt that he'd be able to find enough Investiture for that without Harmony directly giving it to him, plus it would be a little hard to have gotten Harmony to have given him that much Investiture in time to do what we saw in Bands.