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Something somewhat related to this, I'm in a music theory class and the professor commented that a person without perfect pitch can only recognize about 7-9 pitches if they hear them (like a usual major or minor 8 note scale), but people with perfect pitch can recognize 12 or more (this was somewhat unclear because we were talking about the 12 note scale and not actually about people with perfect pitch), which I found interesting and immediately thought about the gods of Hallendren, naturally. Of course my original thought was wondering if they would listen to music with the 12 tones and if it would just sound like so much noise to people below the 3rd(?) Heightening rather than if the gods of Hallendren would find a piano's tuning Not Good.

Besides the spren problem, stormlight would run out real quick without a highstorm.

Tin and Gravitation. I'd call it Spy cause you can sense everything and you can disappear onto the ceiling. Also I have no creativity when it comes to names so.

But why would the Nine or the Fused be begging for the Almighty to release them? The whole Death Rattle is in first person.

@Bejardin1250 Exactly!

I feel like since Ishar was the one to write the Oathpact, when it was broken it might have broken him too. That might be me just wanting to connect dots that aren't there, though.

Probably one of my favorite parts about the death rattles is that like half of them say things that are probably about the past. "The burdens of nine become mine. Why must I carry the madness of them all? Oh, Almighty, release me." When I read this at first I kinda thought it referred to the Unmade (cause 9) but then I remembered the first prologue in WoK. I'm pretty sure this is in reference to Taln, after the "Final" Desolation. It's still a little bit of foreshadowing because of "carry the madness of them all". It foreshadows the Heralds all being insane.

Denth might be the "strategist", deciding what to study and putting all the information together among the Scholars. He might not be the best with a sword or with actually studying, but he can still be scary. I have no backing to this, just a thought.

Seeing as he has a metal spike in him, I would think this still counts as metal poisoning. Sure, he also hears voices, and it's definitely Ruin, but he still has metal in him.

Thank you!

Thanks!

Good to know. I'll have to check it out.

I'm gonna have to say my least favorite is White Sand, but not because of the content. I just don't prefer graphic novels. If it ever comes out in normal book form then I'm sure I would enjoy it immensely.

Definitely probably Sadeas.

It's so hard to pick! I love them all almost equally! If I have to pick it would probably be Warbreaker, Oathbringer, or Edgedancer.