Aleksiel

If Dalinar commands Adolin to forfeit his Blade, he would do it. Also, Elhokar can pardon any crime, do you really think he'd want to see his cousin executed for killing Sadeas?

Nope! Don't forget the fist clue.

They used the one from the first cover, not the one that ended up published

And they are using the wrong picture for Kaladin! Storms, but I hate this one.

Neither.

No, and I think it's time for a hint - this character is guilty of attempted murder. It didn't work, though.

Still no.

Nope

It's not about soulcasting.

Excellent guess! But that's not it either.

Good guesses, but no.

No, how obvious would Szeth have been

Given the choice, this character wouldn't have done it.

Oh, I should have made a new post instead of editing the old one, sorry. Alright, I'll think of something harder to guess than the previous one and will post it soon.

It's not Szeth's death? Hmm....

Oh, Kaldin not killing Szeth? The tweaking of WoR? edit: Szeth falling to his death

Things literally changed on Sel once the Dominion and Devotion were shattered OK, another guess - Szeth killing Gavilar? The Voidbringers trying to destroy humanity during Desolations; Taln's death in the Last Desolation? Elend's death?

'everything changed' should be the other part. So, Odium killing either Tanavast or Skai.

Are we supposed to guess how he died or who is he?

Yes, I didn't see your post. Well, I guess I made it too easy

Well, technically you could find Shards in your home. No to all though.

Main KR, flashback characters and PoV characters are three different things. Plus Adolin isn't getting a book. Shalash is getting flashbacks in the second five for now, and she is the original Lightweaver. Do not make the mistake to think just because every Oder gets a book the flashback character will be of the same Order. There will be more than one character per Order and a main character of an Order from the first half may or may not appear or be one in the second. Do not base your opinion on outline reasons, look for what makes sense in-world.

Oh, me then. OK. You can't find it in your home.

They weren't only for them, but the KR had/could have Ryshadium; like Plate. Even if we disregard Ryshaduims, the KR of the past are still different from any of our present surgebibders/Radiants.

Kaladin managed to surgebind before saying any oaths, so a surgebinder hasn't necessarily said any of the Words. If we take a look at what the KR used to be, they had Ryshadium, access to Plate (even if they chose not to use it), Blades and had said five Oaths. None of our current characters covers all of these. While I agree a KR should be used only for someone who has said all Five Words, I see no reason for Radiant to not just be short for Knight Radiant. Dalinar uses 'Radiant' too freely if you ask me. Teft on the other hand insisted Kaladin is still a surgebinder even after two Oaths. However, arguing about definitions doesn't seem productive. But it would be nice if the fandom would settle for something, because until then it can be confusing in discussions. Although I suppose we better wait for Brandon's definitions.