Curse

Yeah, I just saw that. lol For once, I'm glad that decided to exercise self-restraint.... lol

Marvelous! You really do have the uncanny ability to find quotes.... I almost feel like that should be a topic unto it's own - marked and pinned so that it stays up top and easy to find. I had thought about stealing it, but my inner-voice screamed "plagiarism" and I felt the strong and sudden urge to wash my mouth out with soap.

From the BYU Library FAQ: So now the questions is: Is Dragonsteel considered part of the general collection? :P/>

So I've been lurking around the 17th shard, off and on, for the last 2 years or so - shortly after the release of WoK. Usually, what I've done, is read through all the theories with interesting titles that relate to the specific book I'm reading. There's a good chance that I will continue to do the same, except now I feel like I've read enough to where I could possibly contribute to a theory or discussion. For a little info about me. I work for Blackboard.com, as a client care rep (customer support), I love MMA/Brazilian Jiu-jitsu and video gaming. For games I've typically leaned towards RPG's, but I'm finding that I have a shrinking about of time to play video games. Sadly that means I'm forced to consider, other, more mainstream options - such as Call of Duty and other FPS's. -__- But oh, well. Such is life.

I'm not quite sure if this belongs here, or in the site suggestions forum. Since it's more of a question, at the moment, I'm putting it here. I know there is a a Cosmere 101 thread, but I was curious about whether or not there was something like a Cosmere 201 thread? In reading a lot of these theories, people quote various laws or rules regarding different aspects of the cosmere, such as how shards interact with each other, people, or things, or how the different realms interact with eachother and I get confused on what might be an established Law of the Cosmere, and what is more general hypothesis. If there isn't a thread for something like this, it may be beneficial for general theory-building, as it would give newer members and the general populace a more concrete, and consolidated, foundation to work from.