The Honor Spren

Sounds cool, I'll make one for my character too. Would we post this in the RP or the world building thread?

Wait a second. I made this thing a poll! Why didn't it work?!

I got:

59% Truthwatcher

53% Lightweaver

31% Willshaper

26% Dustbringer

21% Elsecaller

16% Edgedancer

I'm obviously a very complicated person . . . And it all adds up to a grand total of 206%. I do not think this site knows its math.

I was thinking that maybe the cryptics were considering him? But they decided he wasn't what they were looking for.

There is also the fact that we don't know much about Elhokar's personal life before, or even during, the vengeance pact. There could have been something that broke him so that he could be a Radiant.

Here is topic to talk about various fandoms, which one is superior, and to possibly try to convert people to the one you belong in. I have no clue about the percentages of this thing and would love to here from all of you!

Sorry if there is topics on this already, we obviously needed another one.

Why is that you can tuna piano, but you can't piano a tuna?

That's just what Hoid would say. Deny, deny, deny...

SO SORRY! Accidental downvote. Someone undo it please please please.

Mistborns? Bridgemen?

I keep telling people, he's actually Hoid. He's simply transcribing his adventures through the cosmere. And you all know what this means...

Reckoners is cosmere.

Before I knew about the Cosmere, even though I had read pretty much all of the books, I had my mind blown when

I then found out about Hoid and Adonalsium; I was seriously convinced that Calamity was a shard and that Epics had access to a form of investure.

And I have always had the suspicion that, even if Hoid is not real, that Brandon was at least writing himself into the books as that character.

You know you're a sanderfan when you're family is at the dinner table talking about how you're brother had a rock for a best friend when he was 3. And you sit there thinking, "but Kaladin has a Rock for a best friend. . . "

What do you call an antelope without a face?

Death is certainly a grave matter

I like your idea better, but we would still need a way too become part of their little club. . . Any suggestions?

I am white, freckly, brown hair with blondish-green tips (used to be blue, but oh well), gray-green-blue eyes, normally pretty pale but tan skin as of now because I was dragged to the pool last week, 5'6" I think? Haven't checked in a while. For all I know I'm 5'8", I live in Florida and love the warm weather as long as it stays a low humidity, (though it usually doesn't)and I think that's about it.

Hoid moved to an old west town and started a family. He had three little boys and one daughter. The boys liked to go play out in the street and get really dirty. The girl was the oldest sibling, at the age of 11. She was a proper little lady in every way. She wore the southern belle dress, her hair was all done up in curls, she dragged Nightblood behind her everywhere she went. . .

My subconscious is trying to tell me that Nightblood can be proper like too, he'll just want to destroy evil every now and then, but besides that. . .

Wow. This thread is really derailed. If I can just find a random enough fact then maybe I can get it back on track. . . Hmm. . . I know the perfect one!

In 1919 a very large (we're talking gargantuan here) container of molasses broke somewhere in North Boston. A wave of molasses rushed through the streets killing 21 and injuring 150 people.

I am not making this up.

Just imagine in the afterlife people sitting around talking, "I died defending my country. How about you Joe?" "I was killed by a bunch of molasses" " . . . "

Do you watch Studio C?

(If you haven't and this question is really awkward, please allow my Viking to whack you upside the head. It'll be very refreshing)

WHAT?! Oh the cruelty of the world

If I can't have bacon I'll ask for the second best thing.

I want front row seats at the next Studio C performance.

I understand Mr Sanderson himself is religious and I respect that, but....atheism isn't about hatred or holding a grudge. All it is is lack of belief.

That is pretty much how she is. You will understand better once you actually read the book.

Oh... no. Can we please not? We already have a Sanderson puns thread, do we really need to derail this one too?

Well duh. Don't be such a stick in the sand.

I'm thinking of possible context for how that could happen; would you consider Fable to be, in the eyes of society in general, good or evil (regardless of how Fable sees herself)?

I see I need to put out more character details. Here they are:

Fable deals with the underground, but she isn't exactly seen as "evil". She goes around with mistings/mistborn on their missions and what not. Her job is to make them more powerful with her allomancy (that is what nicrosil does, if you didn't know). She only excepts payment in the form of Stormlight or breaths, since she needs them to stay alive. She uses her feruchemy to store away extra Breaths/Stormlight for later.

She always wears a hoodie with the hood drawn low, in an attempt to cover her hair, shadow her eyes, and conceal her age. She wears her metalminds as a head band and as a feminine looking bracelet. She likes boots.

Edit: oooh new thought you hire me to help you rob the pottery exhibit that they are gonna visit, and that dude Ven attacks us while we are in the process of robbing it.

That last bit would probably be funnier if donkeys existed on Roshar, but he was stuck with chull sass. Sadly.

The thing is I didn't actually type "chull". That's just the substitute the wiki stuck in there.

This might be a bit late, but would it be possible for me to join?

I also wanted to get in on this. Maybe Adamir's character and mine could be team of some sort? Since we would both be new? If its not too late to join of course.

Character details in here:

I was reading Cosmere City, and it is something I REALLY want to get in on. Is it too late too join? Would I have to wait for a part two or something?

Does anyone else do this?

Sometimes I end up imagining things in books happening in places I know from real life. For example: in my mind this one battle from a non-Sanderson book was going on (in a very extended version of) my backyard. And it's annoying. And I know that's not what it's supposed to look like. But I can't get the freakin image out of my head! >.<

Sound familiar to anyone else, or is that just my messed up brain?

When you start looking down on your brother, because he has brown eyes.

When you get super annoyed at your friends for not getting it, when you randomly say rutabaga.

Hey Elsecaller, if you live here in Utah, you should come to the BYU cosmere club tonight! Here's the details.

Urgh! I wish I could go to college 4 years early just for that!!!