GoneRampant

I'm gonna break this down by book: Way of Kings: Kaladin's One Man Army trick after I learned that Parshendi were Voidbringers. I was like "That means Kaladin, armed with nought but a spear, fought Voidbringers... and WON. Holy God I'm gonna like this guy." Alloy of Law: Marsh's cameo in the end. Mistborn: Kelsier's first scene with Spook, it got me really hopeful he was coming back... but then Ruin had to be a dick.

So according to TVTropes, it's heavily implied that Zahel is Vasher from Warbreaker (Which I have yet to read- gonna finish Well of Ascension first) and that Nightblood returns as Szeth's new sword. I was wondering after having read it, so I decided to ask someone who actually read Warbreaker- or more specifically, a whole forum of them- for help understanding the connections.

That's something I wasn't fond of myself- how Szeth and Jasnah are shown to die and come back peachy. Mind you, I loved the book (Read it over a week, finished this morning) but I feel like Part 3 won't be as great if Szeth's the viewpoint character, simply because I don't feel his backstory is as interesting as Dalinar, Eshonai or whoever else becomes a viewpoint character for books 6 through 10. That, and I just didn't like Szeth all that much after reading the scene where Kaladin points out that he's a coward (Talking of Kaladin, the semi-eventual scene where Shallan finds out he killed her brother should be good).

Not yet! Got the cash, just need to hit up a bookstore (The trouble of living in a small town).

Boring works. Appreciated.

Hi. I'm Daniel (It's a pename I use- a bad experience with my real name last year got me using an alias), and I like reading. Stay tuned for more groundbreaking announcements. I've currently read the first books in the Stormlight Archive, Mistborn The Original Trilogy and the Reckoners Trilogy (Seeing a pattern? In my defense, I picked up Mstborn because I was waiting for the other two to get new releases). Anyway, about me: I'm an asexual student, I like fantasy and sci-fi RPGs, TV Shows that assume viewers can think for themselves, and liking pictures on Tumblr.