Spren of Kindness

Oh, okay. Thanks for letting me know!

It sounds good! I've heard a good things about it, but I'm not sure if I should pick it up or not, because I'm worried about language and stuff like that. Would you recommend it?

Welcome to the 17th Shard! What's your favorite book? (Doesn't have to be Cosmere)

Over time, practitioners of poker will gain rudimentary precognition in various aspects of life, notably financial endeavours. However, it is highly addictive. This can be detrimental to the users health. Paper

I did take that, thanks for linking it! I got Hufflepuff. Someone should make a thread for sorting fictional characters into Knights Radiant orders now that there's an official quiz...

Top 5 Fantasy book series.... 1: The Lord of the Rings/Middle-earth as a whole. 2: Mistborn. Both eras. For some reason I can't really separate them in my head. 3: Stormlight Archive. (I'd put this at number 2, but having only read two out of three, with seven more to come, I can't do that.) 4: Harbinger series by Jeff Wheeler 5: Rangers Apprentice.

I've enjoyed most of the Star Wars movies, though I haven't watched ROTS for some personal reasons, and I liked this one. Maybe it's because I'm nostalgic, maybe it's because SW is more of an escape than anything else for me. I have my complaints, but overall, it was a fairly good movie. My biggest problem was that TLJ didn't seem to set up a lot of stuff for TROS, and Reylo. I was never on board with that.

Warbreaker The Final Empire The Way of Kings Alloy of Law A Wrinkle In Time The Unwanteds The Lost Planet

I voted Ravenclaw, however, I feel like I'm more of a Hufflepuff. The problem is many of the tests are simplified down to 'brave, book smart, boring, and evil'. So Huffleclaw, but that wasn't an option.

Once upon a time, (about eleven months ago), in a small town library, I ran into a friend's younger brother, and he recommended Brandon Sanderson, specifically The Rithmatists. A quick library search later, I was in line for Steelheart. I read all of the Reckoners, and thought it was okay, not my favorite, though. But then, I decided to give Sanderson another chance. I got in line for Mistborn. And I fell in love. I read the first trilogy, and was devastated by the ending. The rest is history.

1: Linh and Wylie. I'm done with the main love triangle, though. 2: probably Lodestar or Nightfall. Maybe Legacy. 3: Wylie and Tiergan. Wish they both had more page time. Controversial opinion (maybe, I'm not active in the fandom because it's all shipping): Kill either a Vacker, Grady, Edaline, or Dex to up the stakes and show how ruthless the Neverseen truly are. But it's a middle grade book so probably not.

Then I'll take Edgerunner.

Ooh, that one's good.

Oh, I didn't clarify that very well! I meant penne, noodles, that swirly kind that comes in multiple colors, that sort of spaghetti. Sorry!

Fair point. Fair point. Poor Kelden. This really does show how technology can change the use of magic.

Thank you!

Cake is amazing, especially chocolate cake! The piano! Either a young female or swirling blue energy. Both forms are equally likely to give hugs to those who need it. Snowmen, but I love the beach! Probably q, there's just something off about it. Technically it's not my pet, but a dog. A really big black dog, he's super adorable!

I know what thread necromancy is, but when would posting to a topic be considered necro? Six months? Two years? Five weeks?

For Ironsides, I'd love to see Gwendoline Christie.

Ruin hates chouta, and if he had completed his quest to destroy Scadrial, would have gone on to Roshar in order to destroy chouta. Lightsong and Inquisitors

Thank you! I love The Happy Inquisitor, by the way, but I'm still trying to get caught up.

Thank you! Your profile picture is awesome!

I mean, it makes sense, especially when you consider fireworks... that's pretty much just 'make pretty light prettier!'

How will air travel have changed?