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I think that something that we have to look at in Training Squires. is the purpose or main ideal for them.

Kaladin and the windrunners are all about protecting people.  that is a common desire among soldiers and people who've been through traumatic or spirit breaking experiences. it would make sense that Kaladin who is around a lot these kinds of people has a multitude of people to try and train as squires.

I don't know enough about the other orders to say, but 

Lightweavers are about Truths and lies, and according to a WOB if i remember it correctly that they usually have some kind of artistic talent.       not many of those in war. and she really isn't seeking any out. her new Spymaster apprentice, i don't remember her name, could become a Squire

Truthwatcher....... no idea, really just no idea

Elsecallers....... Logic,  i think the elsecallers main ideal is about logic.

Skybreakers...... Justice,  Nale has had many squires, probably not too hard to find people devoted to justice when you've been around as long as he has.

Dustbringers....... destruction probably not.  no idea

Willshapers.......... who knows

Bondsmiths..........no squires. that we are aware of

Stonewards......... haven't seen any besides Taln,

Edgedancers...... not really sure.  they were said to be very graceful and elegent, don't see how it translates

2 hours ago, Blackhoof said:

Maybe, but it seems like the only way to do that would be:

a) expand the bounds of the city to retroactively cover the whole world, meaning that everyone was "born" in Kharbranth

b )perform millions of polygamous marriages to marry everyone on earth to someone in Kharbranth, thus protecting everyone under the 'spouse' clause.

Both of which seem quite unlikely  

This would be ideal, but i have a feeling that Odium would either renegotiate or put some limiters on it. like only those married before we made the deal, or only born within so many miles of the center of the city.  

On 12/12/2017 at 9:34 AM, Tymonde said:

Yeah, but something doesn't seem right. It doesn't appear that most Heralds would oppose Odium, they are broken like Nale, Jezrien or Taln. Ash doesn't appear to be confronting Odium aswell. The ones that are left don't seem to organise people against Odium aswell. Looks like they gave up. Or is Odium just trying to break what is left of the Oathpact? Doesn't seem that's all there is to it, seems like a weak way to kill/ end the Heralds.

if they are healed and can regain their connection, they would definately side against Odium, I think Odium is trying to hedge his bets and take the heralds out of play.  Every other Desolation, the heralds were a major part of what stopped him.  He probably has a little bit of hate for them and imprisioning them in gems and doing .... who knows what with them, would probably  make him very happy

Also when referring to the Void, they were merely stating that Humans didn't have the Rhythums which to the Singers would be reminiscent of a void, or an absence

Didn't seem like hemalurgy to me because of the gem that was on the end of it. it seemed more like the gem, that was used to bind the "Thrill". As if Odium was trying to contain the Heralds and the benefits they could provide.

As i understood it, the spren that are bondable, or more influenced by People, Honor Spren, Ink Spren,.. Etc, were more influenced by the shards, either cultivation or honor.  but i could be wrong

i was contemplating on how Brandon Sanderson said that magic systems on Sel, were a mixture of Devotion and Dominion.

It occurred to me that Dominion's intent isn't to control or govern but talking about an area where certain

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