Kalaksbreath

I think the shin have them in a big stock with the rest of the honor blades like @SanderFan69 said. Or they have given them to their soldiers with oathstones and they have sworn to never summon them except for in some rare circumstances and never in front of foreigners. 

we can assume that the ghost bloods gave him gems to soulcast with, the reason for this is so other people can see that Lin was making money in a legal way (finding veins of semi-valuable stone) the ghost bloods wanted to have Lin make a play for high prince and it would be harder for him if people knew that he had just been given a bunch of money for a group like the ghost bloods but if he was mining stone they would see him as truly wealthy and would give him more consideration for high prince.

I have noticed that Shallan was able to use pattern as a blade after only having sworn the 1st ideal. This is odd to me all the other orders need to have sworn the 3rd ideal to use the spren as a blade but Shallan was able to use patter to kill her mother and I was wondering if anyone knew why?

Just now, Calderis said:

@Kalaksbreath two spikes would mean that Sazed could locate and take control of a Kandra. They wouldn't be a threat at all at that point. 

Or it could mean that Trell could take control of her because Sazed didn't know of the metal she was using and harmony couldn't affect the metal as much as a normal spike.

 

 

 

 

 

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On 9/23/2019 at 4:02 PM, Invocation said:

The red eye thing wouldn't be happening if that was the case, since it's just mimicry and no co opted Investiture. It's far more likely that the eyes are a result a stapling that feeds on and corrupts the natural Investiture of the host body.

Bleader may not have had red eyes because she only had one spike and the red eyes are a result of corrupted hemalurgic spikes and one spike was not enough to get the red eyes.

for me, the best sounding is "I can not protect everyone".

I want to see one of the radiants (preferably Kaladin) swear the fourth ideal and see some radiant shardpalte. I really hope that we don't have to wait till the end of the book to see Kaladin swear the 4th ideal.

Is it possible for the dawn shards to be on the island of Akinah because the cook in that kills Kaza says that if the island was discovered it would mean the end of worlds and I don't think a soulcaster would be able to destroy a planet?

I don't know why but I get the strong sense that the dawnshards have some affiliation with the silver city's and the way they are laid out,

I think a slightly younger Mark Harmon would make a good Dalinar 

I am hoping that some of the characters will be able to find the lost islands of Aimia start making soulcasters and distributing them throughout Roshar to help compensate for lost crops as a result of the everstorm.

 

 

 

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1 hour ago, TheBeast22846 said:

Do we know if Dalinar can open the perpendicularity at will? Like if he can repeat it? My impression was that he did it in the moment, without REAL knowledge of what he was doing (it seemed mostly instinctive).

In Oathbringer at the end, it says that Dalinar over charges Kaladin with stormlight so he could fly to pick up skar and drehy in alethkar I can only assume that he did something along the lines of opening a perpendicularity though I am not sure if it is the same thing.

I want to see a Kaladin and Jasnah relationship.

I want to know if they will figure out how the gem pillar at the heart of Urithiru works. I think that Dalinar will be able to infuse it by opening honors perpendicularity and that will start to heel Urithiru in a sense.

2 minutes ago, Karger said:

I have a hard time believing Navani would ever allow that or that Gavilar could do it without people noticing(where has our warlord/king been all this time?).  

True and Gavilar was a very devout Vorin and the nightwatcher is a pagan belief in Voranisim 

2 minutes ago, Karger said:

Her "lunacy" happened when she was a child.  I seriously doubt that child Jasnah could have made the journey to the valley.

I was going to add that Gavilar or Navani being desperate brought here to the valley more likely Gavilar because he is okay with doing some unsavory things like his involvement with the sons of honor.

Does anyone else get the senses that Jasnah had some sort of boon from the nightwatcher? Because I could see it, in Oathbringer it mentions how early on in Jasnahs life she had some sort of affliction and now she is a genius this doesn't make sense to me and it stinks of the nightwatcher to me.