Weaver of Shadows

This is a much better way of putting it, thanks.

It may have gone to its “den” in the ship. Maybe it wasn’t useful in a fight, or was too far away for Riina to call to help her, there are a lot of options.

Ok, thanks for the clarification.

I think that the contest may not happen. If T-Odium is not bound by the same rules as Rayse was, in the contract it did not specify the year that the contest would happen. I know this could be anticlimactic and may be a stretch, but I think it could work. There is a little bit of evidence that T-Odium is not bound by the spirit of the law, as he was able to destroy Hoid’s breaths, which Rayse couldn’t/didn’t do before.

That’s really cool, I hope I get to see it one day.

Yes, I agree. There is no one best character.

Good response, but seeing that my character is a Bondsmith and steel compounder, it would give you trouble. I’m not saying mine would win, but saying that yours would probably win overall is an overstatement in my opinion. There is probably a character out there that is especially good against your character.

My question is, how would you keep the minions from turning on you? Also, how would you handle an F-steel, especially a compounder?

I started reading through the play, and it is amazing! I would love to see it put on stage somewhere. Do you plan to have it published? (Is that even the right word?)

This is a very interesting concept, I wonder how Old Magic would work for someone bonded to the Nightwatcher.

I probably am a Lightwatcher too, I guess.

What does it mean if about 2 years ago I got Lightweaver 5-6 times and now I’ve gotten Truthwatcher 3 times in a row more recently? I’m transorder?

Straightforward is the best way in my opinion, so good job for sure, no “maybe” or “probably” about it.

I personally loved Raoden’s character. I also loved the other 2 PoV characters. Raoden seems to be unflawed, but if you read closely you see his doubts. I like that there is someone with problems that are harder to notice, as sometimes that is how it is in life too.

That’s true. I think it works be necessary because dead shardplate seems to block investiture transfers.

I think that a spore eater would be invested but not heavily enough to stop a shardblade, that’s just me guessing.

Could decayspren be the Dustbringer platespren?

I personally think it is storing connection.

And also, the Thrill is fueling all of the things chasing the protagonists!

How would an Aether react to fire? As an aside, I suspect a shardblade would do the trick. Or the obvious nightblood.

RoW Navani beats Raboniel - Navani has no power, Raboniel is a fused.

I’m just wondering, would the shardplate remove the Larkin ability to absorb investiture?

This is my brother’s, he can’t post it. Radiant 3rd Ideal Stormfather Bondsmith - 500 Radiant 5th Ideal (Lightweaver, but I'm still figuring out what might be best) - 350 Compounded Steel Ferring/Misting - 24 Compounded Gold Ferring/Misting - 24 Compounded Zinc Ferring/Misting - 24 Compounded Weight Ferring/Misting - 24 Leecher Misting - 12 Fast Time Bubble Misting - 12 Forgery - 10 Death Aviar - 12 Siah Amian - 5 points First heightening - 3 points Total: 998

Turns out it was one of the lizardfolk from 5e.

Ok, thanks.