Steel Inquisitive

*sighs* ok. Taravangian(spelling?). My point was she's willing to take calculated risks.

Consider how much she risked with Dalinar....

It's Moash, I believe. He doesn't have the bridge four patch.

I believe that's Renarin.

I believe that was Yelg-nar(not sure on spelling)

He dyes it for disguise purposes. You can see that the roots of his hair is white.

I totally saw a bird but now I can't unsee the rabbit/fox:-) Maybe it's his favorite animal or something...

I like it:-) I think the short stories might take a beating though.

Yeah me too.

Poor Shai..

It's a cool thought. I'm pretty sure by the end of the cosmere we'll have a complete chart for cosmere magic which will be cool. I can't agree with all the above but it's fun to debate! The two missing forces might be Pushing and Pulling.

Lol. Because none of us have ever gone through an abusive family situation, but heaven knows we've all had our friends murdered so someone could steal something valuable from us when we had already given it to someone else... I get what you're saying but I burst into laughter when I read that:-)

I mean, Honor and Cultivation aren't exactly native to Roshar either. So it would still work:-)

Harmony is twice as powerful. Odium would probably still win a fight though.

(I'm assuming we're ignoring healing factors) Vin would sneak out at night regardless. I just can't see her waiting around:-) Renarin would practice reading. He would probably enjoy it.

I mean we're only on book three of ten. Assuming this happens late in the series there's plenty of time to introduce a new character and develop their relationship.

Source? They were running out of stormlight and had no way to recharge.

I like this! I'm having a hard time thinking of a name out of it... Cremitha? Lorcremia? (IDK I'm bad at this:-)) Another one I remember speculation on is from Reya's tear. It's the name of the brightest star in Roshar's night sky.

I'm honestly surprised by the results. I was expecting the internet to be the lead one:-) Thanks all for your help!

That's a popular theory but we won't know until the end:-) On the other hand, Hoid was offered a shard and refused. Read as much into that as you want.

You might want to put that in a spoiler tag;-)

The main problem I see with soulcasting is range. Jasnah has done the only ranged soulcasting so far and mostly only within a few feet (unless I'm forgetting a scene, which is more than possible with me;-)). But even if she could do a half mile, that's really not enough time to stop a nuke.

Yikes... I always thought the Basin covered much of the old empire. Everything makes so much more sense now! I was always confused by how quickly they had re-settled the empire.

Well that rules out singer souls.

So you're saying the Skybreakers gave him a set of shards and told him to kill Amaram with the assumption that they could retrieve the shards if necessary. He then dies and the shards fall into the hands of the man they were trying to kill and they just shrug. "All well. The mission failed and now the target has super weapons but we aren't going to do anything." Even though Amaram is in a backwater countryside where it would be relatively easy to send really surgebinders. I'm not sure I'm understanding.