The Sibling

the union gets a boost, you'd rather give it a sedative?

How do you not get it?

The union gets

Rvlit wobbles unsteadily on their feet, leaning in behind Sky to inspect the box.

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Here you go. It's not very green but I like the vibe.

TPAM has a signature with the colours of the UK's flag

Would you like to join us? Or stay mellow,

Okay, got it. i really like the new part of the story. have you planned it all out? or are yoou just discovering it as you go along.

Thanks! I’ll check it out. I am think that I probably want to read Mistborn next and read the annotations at the same time, but we’ll see. Edit: Looks like Mistborn is next anyways, so that works. I think that I am going to go with this reading order.

I like that one! How about we make it for the azure ball. I think that the game should end when the balls run out. Each player should have a certain amount of balls so that they have to decide when to use the more useful balls and when to use the less useful ones. I have some more ideas for the balls. - Yellow : Basic sphere. No effect. This might seem kind of boring, but I feel that a lot of the spheres have effects that are really going to mess with the gameplay. It might be good to have a few with more minor or less useful effects. - Blue : Prisoner sphere. Steal one of the other players spheres. You must give it back before the end of the game, but you decide when to give it back. - Indigo : Dark sphere. The next throw is made with eyes closed. Okay that one is a little silly. If anyone objects to it, then I can take it out. Now we are really only missing a few things. The red and pink balls need effects. Also, the reversing sphere doesn't do anything, so you know, we should get on that. We should keep in mind that it cannot change the direction of the turn order, even though that would be cool. This is because in Warbreaker, Weatherlove throws, then Lightsong, then Lightsong again (crown pairing) and then Truthcall. Lightsong threw the blue ball and the order did not reverse. Wert made a very good point here : Wert's rule fixes this issue, but Lightsong actually gets 413 points. And then he gets 507. None of our rules really allow for this, so that needs to be fixed. Once this is fixed, and the other balls have effects, we'll be nearly done. We could use a few more stupid and over complicated rules if anyone is up for that, but it's not a must. After this, we need to re-read the section in Warbreaker to make sure that all examples of throws in the books are possible based on the rules that we have devised. Then maybe we can put together an unofficial Tarachin Rulebook. For actual playing of the game, maybe we should decide on some basic dimensions for the circle, weights for each ball, etc. If anyone would be willing to try it out, even with rocks in the sand, that would be great. If not, I can probably find time to do that. We could also try and simulate some games by thinking about what throws we would make, just to see if there are any rules that make one throw overpowered. Wow. That was a really long post. If anyone actually read to the end, I'm impressed.

I have always read it as whe ob

Okay never mind. That's a good point.

I'm going to start a full re-read of the Cosmere. This will include all the normal books, novellas, Arcanum Unbounded, and probably Aether of Night, Way of Kings prime, (shudder) White Sands, and White Sands prose. I know that I am starting with Elantris because I'm reading Brandon's annotations on Arcanum. After that though, I have no idea in what order I should read this stuff. I'd like to keep the series together, although not necessarily Mistborn Era 1 and 2. Also Mistborn secret history has to go somewhere. Has anyone done this before? Do you have an idea of what order I should read the books in?

I was reading the Elantris annotations on Arcanum, and I sort of understand why some people love Raoden and some people hate him. In his annotations, Brandon explains that Raoden doesn't really grow that much as a character through out the book. Most of the character growth is reserved for Hrathen. Sarene is manipulative, and sometimes naive, so that makes her chapters a bit more interesting. Raoden is just a perfect character, agressively optmistic, never stays down for long, he's just great. Some people probably really like reading POVs like that. They can be inspiring and cheerful. But others probably find it boring because Raoden is so perfect. I think that I'm somewhere in the middle. Maybe if Raoden were a side character in Sarene's POV, that would be better.

But what if you did all the math and then teleported. I'm just saying even you it worked one time in your life it would be pretty dang awesome

I mean.. this is still pretty good.

Secretary Hamilton, your response.

A horrible superpower could be that you get a dollar for every time you look at your phone in a day, but if you go over ten then you start to loose money.

I think that Lightweavers could be really dangerous because they can make you see things, and they can mess with video and stuff. Like a Lightweaver would never get convicted of a crime, could forge documents, trick people into doing stuff for them...

I'm a bit confused about this sentence, can you explain?

Pray to god we never see Hamilton's candidacy!

And it’s too many damn pages for any man to understand!