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At this point in time, Autonomy hasn't tried hijacking Harmony - Era 2 is directly after SA5. We also don't know when Canticle was built as it is way in the future of the Cosmere. So it may not be built yet.

Aux is definitely Szeth's Highspren. Even if you just go by the name, and not the line which names him as "an auxillary"

But, we are looking at a spacefaring Scadrial during TSM, with an off-world research station, and I do not think they are going to reach that state in 80 years IMHO.

We finally got the 16th Shard, and Reason makes total sense. I cannot place the name but it feels like it might be a human? Invention sounds Sho Del to me - thoughts?

What do we think this might be? I was debating some sort of Scadrian space station, but that would be way too early...

My thoughts on Dalinar's plan was that by making Taravangian take on Honour, and becoming Retribution, he forced the remaining Shards to turn their eyes to Roshar. Previously, they all seemed to have a deal of Non-Intervention with each other, and with Roshar. We have only ever seen one Dual Shard holder, being Sazed, but Ruin and Preservation have always worked to balance each other out essentially, like scales, with 1 thing on each side. With Retribution, the scales are weighted Two to 0, and now, they can't ignore him.

Khriss is from Taldain?

Given that Skyward is definitely non-Cosmere now, it is not the Krell, but from what we have seen in regards to the follow up of SotD, it is either the Scadrians or the Rosharans. I was definitely Scadrian enclined until I read RoW...

It is Khriss and Nazh looking for Nightblood, I believe.

Anything which is set on Earth, or a version of it, like Rithmatist, Spensaverse, Legion etc is NON-Cosmere sadly. However, like the spot

Thank you! I couldn't think of it for the life of me!

While I like your theory, I am sure there is a WoB somewhere which states that not all of the Shards had a direct counterpart, like Ruin and Preservation

As per the information from the Coppermind (https://coppermind.net/wiki/Vax) "Nothing is known of Vax, its peoples, or any Shards that may or may not be located there. All that is certain is that it has a manifestation of Investiture in which people are Initiated differently than on Sel, Scadrial, Nalthis, or Taldain." Also, most importantly, and perhaps the most frustratingly for you, I guess: "Brandon refuses to say anything about Vax." Apparently "they're very interested in Vax, everybody's interested in Vax." (https://wob.coppermind.net/events/120-warsaw-signing/#e7738) Given that Leras would recognise Vax, I would assume it is most likely a Shardworld, possibly that they both came from

So I have just backed the 'Mistborn Metal Dice' project on Kickstarter by Crafty Games - they ahve created the Mistborn RPGs and the Mistborn: House War tabletop game in the past... Therefore, anything which they produce, usually has high involvement from Brandon. In the description of the dice, the 20 of which all are based around a different Allomantic metal, it describes Harmonium as the following: (God, Internal, Pushing) - Unknown in the Classis Era, Harmonium replicates the effects of nearby Allomantic or Feruchemical metals DISCUSS!

So how have you come up with this theory? Why base metals- especially when Ruin has Atium, and Preservation has Lerasium? Please- belittle me and explain this theory in more detail?