Skylano

Eragon from Eragon is someone who I think is definitely a Windrunner! I think it would be fun to see him flying around with Saphira lol

Iron is storing weight!

At the end of WaT we know that Cultivation has completely left Roshar and that her perpendicularity has disappeared from the Horneater Peaks. It stranded a bunch of people, cut off planetary trade, etc. The only other large group of people to have a perpendicularity were the Iri with the help of Cusicesh the Protector. So, where is Retribution's perpendicularity? My first theory: it is in the ruins of Kharbranth. He practically nuked it and the entire city was completely destroyed. Every person there was transported to the Spiritual Realm instantly. I believe that he used his own perpendicularity to transport the entire city without going through the trouble of Elsecalling or whatever else he had to do. It would also make sense, because it would be hidden by a ruined city that no longer has any relevance, along with it being somewhere sentimentally attached to Taravangian. Second theory: It's where Honor's Perpendicularity was hidden. If I'm remembering correctly, we still don't know where it is, since it's been moving around for millennia and was gone after Honor's death. If Odium's pool was under the Shattered Plains and Venli found it, the new pool would probably be relocated to a good area inside his control rather than a neutral zone. Wherever the remnants of Honor's Shardpool are seems like one of the better options. Third theory: Kholinar. In the WoK prime, there was an Unmade trapped underneath the city and spiked to a wall. Obviously that isn't the case anymore since the revised books have the Unmade as forces and the crystal spikes only relevant with Vyre. I think that instead, having the perpendicularity both obscured by Oathgate spren but also in the home of his both best friend and worst enemy would be suitably fitting for Retribution.

It was Galladon!

Not quite! though this will probably give it away 1. This character is cosmere aware. 2. This character has been on Roshar. 3. This character is part of an off-world organization. 4. This character is bald.

Yes, and a very good fork at that, thought Stikk with a sigh. But why did you hop over to me? Did you wish for the help of Pie and I?

"I'm sorry friend," Stikk said, "let me hear you better." Reaching down, Stikk surreptitiously touched the stick--hidden in his sleeve--to the metal of the fork. It was how he could talk to other objects, like the table he had repaired the other night. It was something to do with the layering of their beads in the Shadesmar, according to Pie. He'd been quiet lately, he needed time to adjust to the Physical Realm Are you fork? Stikk thought at the fork. What do you need from me? And might I say, you appear to be a very good fork.

No, sorry! 1. This character is cosmere aware. 2. This character has been on Roshar. 3. This character is part of an off-world organization.

1. This character is cosmere aware. 2. This character has been on Roshar

1. This character is cosmere aware.

I believe this is still the consensus. I have my own theories about it could be one of the primordial gods (Stone or Wind), but the main theory has remained that he was being told this by some fragment of Honor as of now. However, it isn't confirmed to be canon given the RAFO.

Stikk looked down at the hopping fork. Usually, they didn't do that, so this one must be special. "Hello friend fork! Is there something you need help with?" he whispered. If he was too loud, he'd probably draw undue scrutiny from the people in the shop. After all, normal people don't talk to hopping forks.

I know that, but their distance to Elantris is inversely proportional to how strong they are with Aons. To be their strongest, they would probably be in Elantris is what I meant with that due to Sel's proximity magic

Stikk, a legally distinct version of the critically acclaimed character from Words of Radiance, had finally bonded to a spren of his own. It had taken a mid-stick crisis for him to go from saying, “I am a stick.” to "Am I a stick?" This revelation was so shocking and profound that immediately a Cryptic showed up and gave him a Radiant bond for admitting the best lie that it had ever heard. Since then, Stikk had Lightweaved himself a body that looked mostly like a normal human (he didn't quite know what they were) and had managed to get through a perpendicularity with πe, or Pie, his bondspren. Now, they wander the lands as a really cool stick and his Shardblade that he couldn't use because sticks don't have hands, which is fine because although he was a stick, Stikk thought he might become more. He had made his way to Iri over the past 3 months, and was "sipping" his tea in a small shop. Mostly, he was just talking with the cup and waiting to see if any other so-called inanimate objects were in need of saving.

Looking even more, this one makes me want to move the Elantrians back up again. I personally believe that you could totally code a nuke if you knew enough about matter but I don't think that they do yet (also they're stuck in Elantris because of Sel's Investiture mechanics)

I've been reading through some old questions in my free time, and this is something that stood out to me (I don't know if you've seen it already): https://wob.coppermind.net/events/100/#e3535 So that plan would be more difficult if you couldn't find a way to remove the source of healing, even guillotining might not be enough.

It's been confirmed that Kelsier does not have his Mistborn powers as a shadow, except maybe whatever hemalurgic spike he has through his eye has granted. He's kept the illusion of powers to help control the Ghostbloods, but Kelsier Thaidakar isn't an allomancer

Not going to lie, looking back, I think that you're right. Kelsier is significantly stronger than Vin, but that was only in Final Empire. Taking into account Duralumin and how she and Elend refined the powers into Well and Hero of Ages, I think you're probably right. I still think he's very good though, there wasn't (or at least hasn't) been someone who could created the maelstrom that he did, though whether it could kill a Radiant would be an interesting question Added: Marsh, Vivenna, the average person in the cosmere, Nightmare Painters Changed: Kelsier I think that Vivenna and her sword are incredibly strong since she can access Breaths without having to Unkey them first, but she was unable to kill a single Shalay-nim (forgetting if I spelled it right) during her defense of Kholinar until Kaladin came. The fact that a 3rd Ideal Windrunner could beat something that she couldn't means that she probably isn't strong enough to beat Zahel even if he doesn't have an Invested weapon. Marsh I think is just a slightly less powerful full Mistborn and Feruchemist, but he can also see Investiture and metal which can often be helpful. 1. Taln 2. Nightblood 3. Ishar 4. Rashek 5. Susebron 6. Nale 7. Herald Kaladin 8. Hoid 9. Xisis 10. Vin !11. Marsh 12. Elantrians 13. Waxillium Ladrian 14. Elend Venture !15. Final Empire Kelsier 16. Zahel !17. Vivenna 18. Radiant Dalinar 19. Miles Hundredlives 20. Szeth 21. The Blackthorn (from Spiritual Realm) !22. Nightmare Painter 23. Yumi !24. Average Cosmerian 25. Stick

Evi?

I don't know where else to ask this, but what is the etiquette for introducing a character? More so how much information should I give and where and how should I find someone to interact with

I'm pretty sure that by SA5 we know that Ishar was the strongest Herald in terms of Investiture and everything surrounding that, while Taln is most likely the strongest Herald when it comes to fighting. Jezrien is the Herald of Kings but I don't think he ever fights or is known for fighting during the Desolations or on screen, he just is the best at leading.

The Tower

Sundew? And PLEASE I NEED ERA 4 WITH BUMBLEBEE AND THE LITTLE SKYWING DUDE

Word of Brandon, aka anything that he'd confirmed "canon" during signings, events, livestreams, or anytime is isn't written down. I'm referring specifically to this one: https://wob.coppermind.net/events/522/#e16233