Frustration

Alright Step 1: Be Mistborn Step 2 Find someone you want dead Step 3 Burn Cadmium and Bend Alloy at the same time so that they are on the very edge of the Cadmium bubble while you are in real time Step 4 Put a metal anchor behind you Step 5 Burn Pewter because you like not dying Step 6 throw Coins into the air between you and your opponent Step 7 Duralumin Steelpush the coins into them, and watch as they change from solid to liquid in the span of a second

"What are you looking at?"

Later Dalinar shows that all living Heralds, (except maybe one depending on how you read it) are still connected to the Oathpact.

Do it.

Yeah, largely perfectionism

But what about the 't' Technically its tWoK, so book five could be KoWt

It was WoR, but yes there is. I wouldn't say lied, Shallan had sworn more Oaths than Kal, just not to Pattern.

Now that is factually incorrect MINE was the worst one.

Going to be hard to use Shards, ever, if you can't do anything similar.

Uli Da was Odium's first kill, he didn't Splinter Ambition until later, but that's beside the point. Mistborn Spoilers

Son of Tanavast Closeness to Honor Feels better during storms and hates the Weeping etc. These all come up multiple times, across several books. An intresting object, but of no real consequence.

Brandon isn't kind to Kal, and then he also is forced to learn when not to save people, now I won't say a quiet ending is impossible, but all evidence is to the contrary. And then it will get worse, and then better, and then worse again, and then better so on and so forth. Also Welcome to the shard.

I have to disagree that Kal won't become Honor, there is too much evidence for it not to happen.

7'1-7'5 at the tall end would be my guess.

Well, I think I found the theme of this week

we have some evidence that Returned have to take extra steps to worldhop, but yes, Roshar is largely unique in this.

@Chemee Welcome to the Shard!

That is true, and I will fully admit that without the information on the demographics of Roshar and what percentage earns what, my estimate is very bad at best. I was meaning that there isn't one economy, but yes, it can be transfered between.

Whenever Rosharan investiture aproaches the edge of it's system in the CR it grows heavy, to the point it can't be moved beyond a certain point.

A number of benefits, mostly the same effects having a large number of breaths would give you, meaning if you have enough biological immortality.

You can get Fire Aspect 32,767 on an axe.

And that would change the value of a dollar. Yes, but we don't have a world wide currency so making that conversion isn't possible It does, but there aren't any smaller denominations of curency, my one answer is that we might have looked far more into this than Brandon did.

Hercules

I don't think using the price of bread is the most accurate, though the prices look nice. I think it would be better to look at the minimum wage, as without a way to look at the number of sphere's in circulation it would give us at least a rough approximate of the economy. Assuming an eight hour workday the national minimum wage in the US is $58 Now there are three places I can think of we could look at for a Rosharan equivelent Slave wages, Non-citizen wages, and Citizen wages. A slave's daily wage is 1 Diamond Mark A non-citizen's is 2 Marks and a Citizen's would be 4. Assuming it goes by slave wages 1 Diamond chip is $11.60 which definatly feels too high but I'd thought I'd mention it. On Non-citizen wages 1 Diamond chip is $5.80 which also feels really high And on Citzen wages 1 Diamond chip is $2.90 which almost lines up with what the original number were. Other sphere weights going on this value Now if these numbers feel off to you take your states 8 hour minimum wage and divide by 20 that's a Diamond chips value, and you can use the coppermind chart to get the other values https://coppermind.net/wiki/Spheres