Invocation

That's a no, don't talk about it.

I think the majority of what's left has no idea, since Amaram got told by Odium, as Karger notes, and I think they're pretty much obliterated anyway. Gavilar and Amaram are both gone, and from what we've been shown, they were about the main two behind it as far as I know.

Those little text snippets don't work as well for something like that, so yes, it is a little bit of a spoiler.

Probably just Brandon setting stuff up for support on that line in OB, back when OB was planned to be the last book of the first 5 as a mirror kind of thing.

I believe there is was WOB stating that Hoid is not a Cognitive Shadow.

Fair, fair.

I think it would probably be more in character for him to murder someone for their body and use that. He probably wouldn't even feel bad about either. Kell needs therapy. Plus, didn't Harmony's Ascension get rid of all the mistwraiths?

A perpendicularity is a concentration of Investiture, not a disturbance. So probably not.

Carrot.

Yes I can, with a 7/10 success rate. I use it for worldbuilding. One giant bee because I can see it and go somewhere it can't to escape. No, but they do dream of enraged sleepspren. It's not a story the skaa would tell you. Speed of dark, duh. Okay now this one is difficult. Not Thor, that's for sure. Maybe Manannan Mac Lir or Shango or Sun Wukong. Tough choice, honestly. I'd be lying if meeting Lugh Lamhfada or Ogma or Airmid or Goibnhiu didn't appeal either. Hephaestus might be cool to meet as well, honestly, since I've always like creating things, but spending time with a few of the Muses (Calliope foremost) would do about the same for me. Be kind of neat to meet a couple of more benevolent trickster gods as well (i.e. NOT LOKI). Fantasy, mostly. A little bit steampunk fantasy sometimes because I love the aesthetics there and I like making magic/steam-tech mashups for innovation.

That's a lie and you know it, Beanboy. All your stuff is spiked.

Well let's see... I've died and had to be revived twice due to medical complications, so there's that for real life. I don't write myself into stories much, so it's a fat goose egg there, but I die a lot in my dreams.

Thank you, Mac.

Here's a rabbit hole of a topic again! All the WOBs I'm pulling from will be in a spoiler. Alright, so, Trell in Mistborn: In Era 1, Sazed preaches Trelagism to Vin, a religion from an Alaska-like area where the sun doesn't set all the time. This religion, naturally, ends up contained with the Words of Founding, and Miles picks up on it and takes the religion for his own (curiously calling it Trellism, not Trelagism). Trell is further revealed to be another force pressing in on Scadrial, which has been confirmed to be another Shard, one which we had seen at that point. Common theory is that it's Autonomy. In White Sand, Trell is a foreman. That's all we know about him as far as I am aware.

Well, it was. Era 2, as we know it, wasn't supposed to exist. He just enjoyed writing Alloy of Law so much he decided to write another three books continuing that story,

Yeah, but if you just add a minor weakness, you're good.

Just fine. That's a tough one. I could go with F-gold, F-zinc, either pewter, or F-electrum. Non. Board is Monopoly, hands down. Card is either Texas Hold Em or Garbage Nah, chili con queso.

Kell or Ham. Absolutely none of them, I don't want to put them through the wringer that is my family. Ask Rathalas.

Both. A baguette so I can eat it one bite at a time. Bread, because biscuit bread is pretty much cake. They're both bad, so neither. Depends on the use I want and if I want stuff in it. Bread crumbs. Oatmeal. Whatever I have closest to me. Grits. Purple, because I die from toxic goop, at least I die from toxic goop the color of the Roman Emperors. Shenanigans is the answer to all of these.

I don't think this is a matter of Cultivation's power being enough to avert the explosion, I just don't think she'd be able to handle it safely. If it was Scadrial and Harmony was doing stuff, it'd be easy, but Cultivation just doesn't have the same permeation of everything on Roshar.

I'm bored and I haven't slept for three days. I'll bake your questions into loaves and proudly declare "Let's get this bread," so ask me what you want.

Radical

If you were to actually drop a nuke, Cultivation would probably have found out and stopped it before it got to the point of the nuke being dropped. But, if you were to Soulcast a massive chunk of Uranium (as we know is possible from WOB, once the Rosharans get advanced enough) from the Cognitive Realm itself, I don't think Cultivation could do anything to stop the resulting explosion.