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Yeah that makes sense, like I said, it was a random thought I had but don't think that it holds any water.

What if Starling's his wife and she doesn't remember because of the manacles which were put there because the other dragons were PO'd she'd marry a non-dragon? I know it probably doesn't make sense but just a guess.

As I understood it too, I assumed this meant that another shard had claimed him before Odium could. Whether that means he was then allowed move to the Beyond or go somewhere else, no idea. But that was my first reaction when I read that line. Who was it that said this? The one claiming him or someone else?

These sound amazing, definitely going to be trying a few. For the Violet, is it Palma Violet gin or Parma Violet gin? I could only find Parma.

Truthwatcher 72% Edgedancer 55% Windrunner 51% Elsecaller 49% Skybreaker 45% Lightweaver 44% Willshaper 39% Stoneward 37% Bonsmith 36% Dustbringer 19%

I actually cried a little when I first read this part.

I just finished it this weekend and every time I finish one of these storming books, I say it's the best one yet and ROW completely lives up to that. Now I can't wait for book 5 and more!

Late to the party but I just wanted to say I love it! This was my first Zelda game and I've replayed it several times :). I just wish I still had my original Game Boy. Currently, I'm playing Borderlands for the first time, on my Switch.

I just finished this book yesterday and wow, I think this was one of the best Cosemere books I've read yet. I'm reading a true crime book now but will be starting the Stormlight Archive next, definitely can't wait.

I just started reading it this month after a break from the Cosmere to catch up on some other series. I really like the book so far but Vivenna had really been getting on my nerves. I'm almost done with it and after reading one or two other books, I'm going to be starting on the Stormlight Archive finally!

That's kind of hard for me to answer for sure. I've really enjoyed them all in their own ways. I first read the original Mistborn Trilogy a few years ago but I had no idea about the Cosmere and how his other novels were in the same universe. But I had remembered how much I loved the original trilogy and read Elantris in 2017 and that's when I really realized that I love Brandon's writing style and couldn't get enough. So through the last year, between other books I read the Wax and Wayne trilogy and then Arcanum Unbound as well. I think that my favorite Mistborn novel was The Final Empire. It was my first Cosmere novel and I always remembered while reading other books how much I enjoyed it and the rest of the Mistborn trilogy. From Arcanum, I really liked Shadows for Silence in the Forests of Hell. It was different but I really enjoyed the story and would love to learn more about Threnody. I hope that more eventually comes out regarding this system at some point. I also liked Mistborn: Secret History a lot too. It was fascinating seeing from Kelsier's point of view while the events of the Mistborn Trilogy were occurring. Thanks for the warm welcomes!

Hi, I'm 31 and from Pittsburgh, Pa. I found 17th shard from reading a lot on Coppermind and felt I'd really like to keep learning more regaring the Cosmere. So far from Brandon Sanderson's books I've read: The Mistborn Trilogy eras 1 and 2 Elantris Arcanum Unbound - everything except for stories from Roshar since I haven't read the Stormlight Archive yet My next Cosmere novel that I think I'm going to read is Warbreaker and then start in Stormlight. I also am going to read the White Sands graphic novels eventually as well. I've also been currently reading Redemption Ark by Alastair Reynolds. Other than Brandon Sanderson, I like to read sci-fi and fantasy the most but also like to read true crime and mystery some too. Tolkien is one of my favorite authors as well and I've read LOTR, The Hobbit, and The Silmarillion multiple times each. I'm actually a mod for a Tolkien forum also, not sure if I can plug it so I won't :). When not reading I enjoy astronomy. I also like watching old movies. Horror and sci-fi are my favorite genres and I love old classics like Hammer films and Universal monsters. My favorite old sci-fi movie is Forbidden Planet. I also like to travel with my wife a lot, this year we'll be going to Ireland in June. I hope to read some excellent discussions and partake when I can.