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If there have been several heralds around Taravangian, then maybe Adrotagia = Vedel isn't completely far fetched after all, provided the Maben theory isn't confirmed of course. Adrotagia has always struck me as a "more than meets the eye" character. She appears to be Mr T's most trusted advisor and other people follow her orders without question. She is currently with Mr T. Killing people to collect the death rattles is rather the perfect twist of her earlier self who trained surgeons and had the divine attributes of loving and healing.

@Inklingspren Thanks. It wouldn't let me tag people on my first couple of posts for some reason so I answered each individually. Now it works though. Bring on the fortune cookie.

I've seen lots of posts about the Batter/Pailiah debate. Not sure where I fall on that one. I had wondered if Adrotagia was possibly Vedel, but that seems like too many heralds in Kharbranth. I have also wondered if Yesteel fled to Roshar and became a herald and that is what eventually brought Vasher, Nightblood, and Vivenna to Roshar since they were pursuing him.

@Gray to Warbreaker, Elantris, Emperor's Soul, Sixth of the Disk, Shadows for Silence in the Forests of Hell, Mistborn(everything published so far), Arcamum Unbound, White Sand(prose version). I've read a good chunk of Sanderson's non-cosmere books too. I like his writing style, what can I say. I probably need to branch out, lol.

@Inklingspren Definitely Vai. Fortune cookie?

Is there a thread on here about the heralds we have seen and what they are doing and theories about their current identities. If so, can someone point me to it because I can't find it using search. Thanks

Favorite snack food...Ice cream, of course. Favorite character... That's a tough one. Main characters, Adolin or Renarin probably. There is more to them than we have yet seen. Side characters, The Lopen and Rock.

I spend way too much time reading posts in these forums, so I figured I might as well register so I can ask a question now then. Having read all three SA books three times now, I am continually amazed by how much I miss.