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Is it even confirmed they follow another of the Shardholders? Because Frost is probably a dragon. And the letter was most likely to him.

Lightsong" My dear, did you just try to prove the existence of God with your cleavage?" Blushweaver "When all else fails, use sexual innuendo. It always bring the focus back where it belongs. On me." Warbreaker seriously deserves it's own section.

Brandon Sanderson can rhyme a word with orange. He doesn't do it because the world is not ready for something like that. He also beat up Batman. Why? Because.

Someone might want to ask about Skyward. If it still exists, has been shelved, folded into something else, something like that.

Or Hoid has found a way into the real world and decided to takeover writing Liar of Partinel.

"There's always another secret." SANDERSON!!!!!

Mine is to get more reputation points then Kobold King....A man can dream can't he? I'm pretty close, right guys?...Right?

Women of the Warcamps vote Lopen "Most Eligible Bachelor" in surprise landslide victory. Adolin Kholin is contesting the decision on the grounds that one arm Herdazian jokes give him an "unfair advantage"

Oh man I bet Rocks got pipes, you just know they would have a sick baseline.

It goes even farther then that. Some of the Magic systems have been either deluded or refined over time, and some still have internal power struggles that aren't clear yet. What if it's an Lerasium Mistborn? We saw the raw damage Elend could do with little training. Now imagine his raw power with Vin's precision, and you probably get what the original Mistborn were like after a few years, which is someone who can hold his own against pretty much anything. Or what about the Heralds? From what we have seen of Honorblades they look like inferior prototypes to the Nahel Bond. Yet in WoR there is and epigraph where Ishar point blank threatens to destroy them all by himself if they don't organize under the Heralds. And they believed him. Now maybe the original KR just really respected the Heralds regardless of who was stronger, or maybe the Heralds knew how to do a lot more with there Surgebinding then has been shown. Basically, we would need to see every magic system at it's absolute strongest (Which we haven't) before we could get any real idea, and even then simple changes to small things could dramatically push things in certain systems favor.

Women of the Warcamps form an "Anti Adolin union" All members are granted a rock upon induction which they are allowed to hurl at said person at there own discretion.

How do you know that? Peter's Twitter or Reddit I'm guessing

When you wonder if Hoid is the Cosmere's version of Santa.

My question is what happened to Liar of Partinel? It looks like it's been scraped and Dragonsteel will cover both Hoid and the Shards backstory. As for Aether, the concept with the twin taking over and leading the Imperium against an unknown threat always sounded awesome to me, but I never wanted to read it because it wasn't canon. But it becoming canon in a new way would be absolutely awesome. But given the recent State of, and how much work for it will have to be done from the ground up, if it happens it wont be for a LONG time. Also curious about what Shard they would use to replace Decay.

It'll be an actual band! You wouldn't know it by looking, but Steris drops a mean bass and Wayne works a xylophone like nobodies business.

Awakened squirrels have taken over the Court of the Gods. There leader has dubbed himself 'Squirrelsong" In memory of the God who gave him the idea.

For Cosmere, 3 more Wax and Wayne's, 2 of which coming out very soon after each other next year. SA 3 in 2016. "Elantris" sequels will have to be done before modern Mistborn Trilogy. "Nightblood" after Elantris sequels. "Dark one", YA cosmere, oh man, this sounds intresting. "Silence Divine" Will get a new name and probably be a novella. "White Sand" is moving along and will see alot of it in 2015. And at least two other new cosmere series before the Future Mistborn trilogy. "sniffing" Just look at all that Cosmere, It, it's so beautiful.

Confirmation http://www.tor.com/blogs/2014/12/mistborn-alloy-of-law-sequels Yes, Yess, YESSSSSSS!!!

More like the Punisher....I REALLY doubt the Ruin part would follow a "no killing" rule.

I wonder what happens if you throw the Shard that just wants to survive into the mix? Like, If you combined that with Ruin would it destory everything in order to protect itself? Maybe go after the other Shards like Odium but driven by fear instead of hate. Or if you combined it with preservation it would try even harder to preserve itself then it already is at the cost of everything else. Like a more selfish Preservation.

Syl definitely. It's just sweet how much her and Kaladin care about each other. She also doesn't let Kaladin fall into a deeper funk, always willing to call him out on it or try to pull him out herself. That scene in WoK with the leaf? The end of WoR getting him to smile? Adorable and WAY better then any of the other spren/human relationships so far.

I will NOT pet the cute kitty.

Man it just stopped dead at three. Hopefully the firefight tour can push it over the line. If Peter see's this is that possible? Or do we have to wait for something else?

Shinovar has the other Honorblades, and it seems to know things the rest of the world does not. Really seems like the Everstorm is at least partially meant to do as much damage to them as actually possible.

Syl convinces people she is a god. Rock encourages it.