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Elantrian explosions killing all of

He managed to get away

If you could choose three feruchemical abilities to gain right now what would you choose?

rule all of Sel. Unfortunatly

"Sure," Carnee says. "but chicken lizards?? How did that happen?"

Failed to successfully obtain malatium

Who were Dakhor monks, they

"Did you seriously start the meeting without me!?" Carnee accuses. Carnee is a tall lighteyes from Scadrial who is a thug and full shardbearer. Why didn't you invite me!!?

Soon, he found himself jumped

The strategy I would probably go with in most situations has/is used on Roshar, where you give the blade to someone else but have it bonded to the person wearing the shard plate so they can summon it in an emergency. The situations where I believe it would be better to use both together include attacking a fortified position, engaging in confined spaces (like a canyon or cave—maybe not that one, but it depends on the circumstances—there are a lot of parentheses here), or when facing another shardbearer. If you are trying to hold a fortified position, I would utilize the plate as a tank to cover any gaps in the defenses, and I would place the blade on top of a wall (if possible) or near a chokepoint. When attacking on a flat battlefield with roughly equal forces, separate them. If their line is wavering, send one in with both to break through. If you are outnumbered or losing, keep them apart. In a last stand where the outcome guarantees everyone’s demise, separate them. If you are charging an army, keep the plate and blade together. A blade alone won't protect you from many threats—lots of spears for one and arrows for another. However, a plate and blade together can decimate a line of soldiers who aren't prepared. If the opposing army has a shardbearer you should probably send in your plate and blade together to fight them, or you could try to be sneaky and lure in the opposing shardbearer by separating your blade and plate and encouraging the opposing shardbearer to attack one (preferably the plate) and then cutting off the support and surrounding the shardbearer or similar trap. This went way longer than I expected, but I think it contains a lot of good strategic info about how to best use your blade and plate in a battle. If you have any more strategy-related questions, you know where to find me.

spren, somehow, against all odds.

because he didn't like them @Phendorana please bold all of the words that are a part of the story.

of Darkspren, that liked to

"Oh, Breath Above," Andramiiratarserithnym curses. "Can we do anything?"

Ha! Nope! TPBM is sleeping rn

was very powerful, but also

he was somehow an Inkspren.

Teren punches @NerdyAarakocra with the Ice Gauntlet and takes the sandwich

to Endowment, who had told You do that! He lives though!

Andra makes a shield with the starstone.

But controversially very sane, too. Stop fighting me on this Wrath!

Yet he still lived, somehow.

The bond and severed it.

Welcome to the shard! What is your favorite non-compounding twinborn combination?

Whaping sounds fun. I join in.