Frustration

Speaking of which. TLM

He's not Mythical. This Pokemon is from gen 5

Nope. This Pokemon is a Mythical This Pokemon is dual typed This Pokemon is a special attacker This Pokemon is OU in it's debut generation

Gets you three meals a day and a roof over your head. All free of charge.

Nope. This Pokemon is a special attacker

You okay doc?

Nope. This Pokemon is a Mythical This Pokemon is dual typed

I guess you could say that guess was Good as Gold! This Pokemon is a Mythical.

So I was digging around in the arcanum, looking for ways to manipulate time using surgebinding because it's mentioned in WoK prime's double eye chart. You know, as you do. When I stumbled on something completely unexpected. Given what we now know about that scene some interesting things come into play. We know that Shallan had some powers left over from her original bond, and that summoning shardblades brings them back slightly. So when Radiants break their oaths their spren become something closer to Honorblades that work exclusively for them, and have to be summoned in order to grant most of their powers. This has interesting implications if Roshar figures out a way to remove Identity from the deadeyes, or potentially from themselves, as it would mean there are a lot more Honorblade type weapons out in the world.

New plan! Given this WoB Windrunners can affect air pressure. So they simply drop the air pressure around the Mistborn until they pass out, and then stab them.

Goldengo?

I would say that they are probably about the same durability wise, so that would just be like smashing two rocks together.

Ever since the SA 5 prologue was released there has been abundant speculation that there is another force impersonating the Stormfather, usually theorized to be Ishar, BAM or Tanavast. Now I will consider (for the purposes of this thread) Tanavast and the Stormfather the same person. Well, I wasn't convinced, and decided to look for evidence during my SA reread, and find it I did. Let's look at what we know about the being that Gavilar was talking to. 1. They can lie 2. They can appear to Gavilar 3. They can feel Heralds deaths 4. They can see the future 5. They can end the Visions Starting at the beginning, we know that this being can lie, this eliminates none of our candidates, as Honorspren and Shards can both lie, as seen by Syl imitating a Voidspren, and this WoB Next they can appear to Gavilar. This one does eliminate several candidates, namely BAM who is imprisoned, and Ishar who couldn't appear to other people without being able to establish a Connection, which would require him to touch Gavilar. Importantly the Stormfather does fit this criteria as he appears to Dalinar in RoW page 1132, or OB 405 They can feel the Heralds deaths. Ishar is known to not be able to tell when a Herald dies a non-permenent death. However both he and the Stormfather are known to be able to sense permanent deaths They can see the future. This eliminates both Ishar and BAM as they do not have future sight, but the Stormfather does as demonstrated in WoR page 369 and OB page 1041. They can end the Visions. This ability is only known to be possessed by the Stormfather, who was the source for the visions Gavilar was seeing Additionally in the prologue the Stormfather says "You are the one I have chosen" Which is almost exactly what he says in OB page 990 Therefore there is no one who could have been speaking to Gavilar during the prologue aside from the Stormfather.

I've been thinking about this for a bit, and I think that Shardplate probably is as resistant as Rosite. Shardplate is described as harder than stone, which is what Rosite is described as. Looking at it I think that Rosites ability to increase it's thickness is the real advantage.

It says that no surge OR spren have that ability, which is what I pointed to as odd. Sorry if that wasn't clear. Shallan isn't 4th ideal yet, or at least she wasn't until the end of RoW.

So I was transcribing the last of my notes on RoW when I came across the scene where Kaladin had the Windspren part the Highstorm so he could find his father, and not for the first time I wondered if the spren that formed Shardplate have their radiant additional powers, such as manipulating the wind. So I started looking, and my mind was drawn back to this specific except from Words of Radiance (the in world book), which as transcribed by the Coppermind is as follows: If the powers of Radiants is only in surges why did the author go through the effort to say that no surge or spren granted that power? Given that passage and the example we got from the Windspren I think that the plate spren granting additional abilities is almost guaranteed, so I decided to try and find some potential uses for them, though these all just thought experiments Flamespren are the theoretical plate spren of Dustringers, and would probably grant some ability to control or manipulate fire. Lifespren are heavily implied to be the plate spren of Edgedancers and would probably grant some form of life Sense, or the ability to manipulate growing things, even though that ability is granted by progression. Lightweavers have plate made from Creationspren which might allow them to make illusions of things they haven't seen or don't have a preexisting Connection to by transforming themselves into the desired object, and allowing themselves to be studied. Alternatively it could make Lightweaver plate able to form shapes and textures that other orders couldn't. Elsecallers have Logicspren plate which could improve their ability to process information, or regulate their emotions. Alternatively it could allow them to do that to others. Stonewards have been theorized (and I agree) to have painspren plate, this could allow them to ignore, or even become immune to pain, or even inflict it on others. Bondsmiths have been theorized to have gloryspren plate, but other than making people feel good I can't think of any applications for it. Anyway what potential uses for platespren can you think of?

We actually have seen them use Abrasion. The knight in Dalinar's purelake vision is a Dustbringer (you can tell because the armor glows red) and she walks through the water like it isn't there.

Why would that not be realistic? That actually seems like something out of a horror movie, armored figure surrounded by smoke comes upstairs to a family cowering in a room. The father shoots their gun at it but the bullet turns to dust on impact.

Raisins are good too. So long as you don't eat too many of them at once.

Grapes are just fine

I'm for handsome Squidward Dannnex, or maybe Dannex J. Trump, or melted bow Dannnnnnnnnex.

Anyway what's everyone's favorite Dannnnnnnex?

We started going through all of the orders but cut off after Skybreakers, so I'm bringing it back. Who would win, a 3rd ideal Dustbringer, or a Mistborn?

Light Cosmere spoilers.

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