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Sick, thanks!
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17 minutes ago, potato_in_a_minefield said:
Hello, everyone!
Greetings
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So I know the last desolation was four and a half thousand years ago; but I'm trying to analyze Vorinism, and I cant remember an exact date for the fall of the Hierocracy and the formation of the ardentia.
Also, on a side note, are ardents forbidden from violence? It would seem logical, but Zahel did teach Dalinar how to fight, so I dunno. Any WoG on this?
Besides that, any reference frame for dating systems used on Roshar would be much appreciated. thanks!
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Ok, thanks for the warning.
any other tips on how/what a new member should do?
any warnings?
dont wanna break any rules
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habit from reading other forums
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ok cool
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Just now, Shard of Thought said:
Which novella was your favorite?
Shadows for Silence in the forest of Hell, i think it was called.
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Just now, Shard of Thought said:
Have you read Secret History?
I have, yes. All of the rest of Arcanum Unbounded as well.
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Just now, Shard of Thought said:
Most people like SA the best. I'm a Mistborn nerd myself, though I've read all the cosmere books.
the Mistborn books were fantastic
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1 minute ago, Shard of Thought said:
So which of Brandon's books is your favorite?
The Stormlight Archive as a whole is honestly my favorite right now, but the first Mistborn book was my favorite for a long time.
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1 minute ago, Shard of Thought said:
Villains and twisted character like Mr. T can be extremely fun. They're just... different. Brandon sure is good at that sort of thing.
Good old Mr. T, back at it again at the krispy crem
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Just now, Shard of Thought said:
I wish we got more of them in the books. I don't typically love the Interludes, but I've always wanted more Axies.
Yeah, I agree. The Interludes can be annoying, but also incredibly interesting. And Travangian is also among my favorite characters.
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4 minutes ago, Shard of Thought said:
Oh yeah, Axies is awesome!
All the Aimians are awesome
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Just now, Shard of Thought said:
Hello, welcome to the Shard! What Sanderson books have you read and who's your favorite character?
I've read every one of his Cosmere works, and I've started the first Reckoners book.
the Lord Ruler always struck me as awesome, but I like Axies the Collector, just because he's a badass
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The Cosmere is extremely complex, but the bare-bones basics are that long ago, on the planet Yolen, within the dwarf galaxy known as the Cosmere, the deity/force (nobody knows) Adonalsium was broken, in an event known as the Shattering, into sixteen Shards of immense power, each taken up by a mortal, who Ascended to near-godhood via their power. These Shards of Adonalsium are the sources of the many magic systems in the Cosmere, and often play a large role in later works in any given series set in the Cosmere. Within the Cosmere are Shardworlds, planets visited by the Shards of Adonalsium, and most of Sanderson's Cosmere works are set on them.
Lots of other users can explain it better than I can, and the Coppermind is a great resource.
https://coppermind.net/wiki/Cosmere