Joe ST

Indeed, so did I... lol

The 'Gems' are Welcome, Blog & Library: unknown Events: unknown metal Wheel of Time & Warbreaker: atium? metal Elantris & Stormlight Archive: aon ata (by Chaos) Alcatraz & Mistborn: unknown aon Forum & Mailing List: electrum metal Email: aon tia Annotations: aon deo Store: unknown aon? About: bronze metal There's also quite a bit of stuff going on in the background: a creature unknown metal resembling tin (spike the wrong way) above the creature unknown metal resembling brass? to the right of the creature on the second face of the 'pyramid' likes aon ena on the banded border lies an aon aon aon ela above the second face aon aha on the opposite side of the pyramid aon's daa & ehe a smudged symbol maybe a metal? some writing along the bottom

You could probably do it in one and a bit if you only eat (whilst you read)

Yeah I agree, entropy does not a shard make. But for the same reasons as you quoted, Ruin is not entropic merely ruinous...yeah lol.

I dunno, entropy is chaos rather than destruction. Entropy is not inherently good or bad, like Ruin/Odium. I just don't know...

would someone please think if the children!

well that sucks, not that I understood what they did over there >.>

can you get more awesome? I doubt it!

Gravy!

I'd totally chose Lerasium And aluminium is pretty useless as is duralium. Gold might be useful if you were also a copper feruchemist and had lost your history (or just had bad memory), but that's about it... copper, bronze, chromium and nicrosil are fairly limited in use, as you can only help/hinder other allomancers. Cadmium/bendalloy/electrum are powerful but also limited in application, though I imagine that being a savant in one of those would be pretty interesting, to say the least. Time is likely to get complicated. I wonder if they have enhanced understanding so they can comprehend their efforts easier than most. I'd say iron is of greater application than steel, at least from a lazy person's view: being able to pull things towards me without moving would be cool. Zinc and brass are obviously useful and I'd be happy to have them, if I had a teacher such as Breeze. Pewter would be cool, though similarly to chaos, as a geek I'd probably not get much benefit from it. Tin would be awesome, I'd go for that one if only because of Spook.and not only, of course... Of course, if I had any of these (and there were others, in the case of the helper metals) I'd love it, so yeah Even better would be to be a Feruchemist of tin or zinc, or any of the others.

great story I want more >.>

I like how they're getting 'more canon' to myths.... lol

just over halfway on The Obsidian Trilogy. Being an Englishman I relate to the elves... they drink tea and have much history.

His blog stated that he was going to do 3 trilogies on Scadrial. That was before he decided to start AoL, which I think he said would be a standalone. I would guess that AoL will link the first and the second, in terms of worldbuilding stuff...

man, I love you already!

TO THE WORKSHOP!!! *charges*

well hello there,

indeed, I laughed quite raucously

Heh, I read it in a few days.....twasnt that bad....

I've discovered (from the stormblessed wikia <http://stormlightarchive.wikia.com/> though I cannot find it any more >.<) that the ten heralds are known by these names (the numbers are the names of the numerals in Vorinism (?)): Jes: Jezrien, Jezerezeh Nan: Nalan Chach: Vev: Vedeledev Palah: Sash: Salash Betab: Battar Kak: Kalak, Kelek Tenat: Talenelat Ishi: Ishar

Bass is better

I cannot see how he hasnt, they should send you like over 9000 emails/etc.

it seems he forgot to renew his domain name....

Sorry I dont have a copy of the rasters any more, they got deleted after I finished the tracing.