WardenGiggles

But they didn't agree, or if they did, they didn't follow through did they? They are the only order who stayed around, even if it wasn't publicly. Or did most of their order go through with it and a smaller group carry on the order?

So the one would the Skybreakers? What's the referenced subterfuge then?

If you're taking the story literally, I'd think the moon would have a specific spren, or type of spren.

I agree. I certainly think it's not set in stone either way, but I think if he were to bond it, we would have seen him saying the entire first Ideal instead of just starting it.

I would think the Skybreakers devotion to law would be a point in their favor as far as "not likely to destroy the world". Maybe, but it does seem like they're referencing something more specific. More intentional. Like perhaps the intent was to kill the ashspren and the other orders were collateral?

So most of the Honor spren were created by Honor. Makes sense. But in OB we learn that Syl was actually created by the Stormfather not Honor. Maybe that makes her something new?

Honestly, while I do sort of agree, it's really not. Consider how much he has in his head. He also knows where the story is going so he has ideas for what's to come and I'm sure it's easy to lose track of what's been published and what's still conceptual. What I think is interesting are the answers that are more philosophical where he says that person X from the world would say this is happening, but he (Brandon) is not convinced. I mean, shouldn't Brandon know how it works if anyone does?

Did the KR know the blades and plate would be left behind when they abandoned their oaths? How would they? It seems to be it had to be a conscious decision to force those things to remain, otherwise, why summon the blade and plate before breaking the oath? Also, the visions are not necessarily 100% accurate, more just a interpretation of something Dalinar needed to see.

What about Mraize bonding the Nightwatcher?

But that's an active ability, whereas Plate is passive object (at least in its dead incarnation). I would think that would be....something else. I don't know what though.

For some reason, the thing that sticks in my mind about the Dagger is where did it come from? We see Azure sail off with Ico and his ship and know she's already planning to tell them how to create a "shardblade" with no bonded spren. Is it possible somehow she either told them, who in turn were coerced into telling the Fused and eventually Odium? So in effect this dagger would be more like Nightblood or Azure's shardblade?

So, this might be a bit of a tangent from this thread, but is Kaladin's plate going to be made up of Windspren? The times it's seemed like he's been close to saying the Words, there were windspren conspicuously around him. And if so, are there other cousins to the highspren that the orders bond that will make up their Plate?

In WoR I assumed the screaming was because something else had basically made Eshonai a prisoner in her own body and the screaming she heard was the real Eshonai. I guess that's less likely than the screaming being from the spren now though.

This is interesting. I'll have to think on it some. When all the gloryspren started streaming towards him, I was almost certain Dalinar was going to somehow reassemble Honor.

Right, he could have lashed it multiple times, and that plus his strength would let him shoot the shardbow. But I agree, it would be simpler to just lash the arrow at someone many times, though I think you'd have to do that over a short period of time wouldn't you? As in you couldn't just lash it 10 times all at once?