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We've seen Hoid awakening before, though. In OB (I think?) he awakens a doll. This would suggest to me he has at least some access to Breaths

Ahhh I had something I had to do right before the sixth of dusk sequel reading! Will we be able to access this after the event?

My SO is watching the Bachelorette tonight at 8, so hoping we have it by then! It'll be great to have some uninterrupted reading time

Do we know this for sure? I haven’t seen any official announcement or confirmation. I thought it was just expected today

The editor still needs to finish proofreading and copy-editing before they can release. So just need to touch-up some things, but I believe it's out of Brandon's hands now. My understanding is it should be going out to Kickstarter backers as soon as it's ready.

When I finished Oathbringer, I thought maybe the large gem they used to trap Nergaoul (the Unmade responsible for the Thrill) was a Dawnshard.

Also when she's shouting into the forest when William Ann is near death, I believe she mentions that she's not sure whether she's shouting at the shades, the God Beyond, or her grandmother

Yeah, Shardbearers are 4th Dahn automatically. Amaram was already a Highlord beforehand, making him 3rd.

Preferably in ms paint

Oh, I guess so. Is there a way to move it or do I need to delete?

We know that Lift has some special abilities due to the Old Magic. Specifically, digesting food into Stormlight directly. If Lift were to become an Allomancer, would this affect her burning of metals?

That's a great point. Certainly a person of lower rank can have more power/land/money. Specifically, though, has the causation for the title Highlord been explained? Maybe it hasn't been answered. More specifically, is Highlord a title inherited by all sons of a Highlord? Does a lesser son of a Highprince become a Highlord? Or is it a specific title that has been granted?

Yeah, I saw that too, but it didn't really explain much of the title itelf. We know Highprinces rule each princedom, lesser nahns can rule cities, etc. I'm more wondering if a Highlord has a certain region they are lords over, or if it's just an honorific for the third dahn.

It seems to be a social title, and in the third nahn. Would that be a title for any non-inheriting descendants of the second dahn? Is it a general title for those in the third dahn without another title (such as General)?

Thanks for the warm welcome, everyone!