Sunbringer

I saw the inspirobot memes and thought, why not, lets try it and now yeah this happened.

Personally I really like it!

With the action now mostly over, Jacien is now thoroughly fed up with the situation. From what he could gather, there had been some sort of violence involving the man who had been accused of murder, and he had attacked the ghostbloods. Auri curled up his leg and onto his arm. "We should just leave. The place looks pretty ruined, and we don't know all the information." Jacien nodded, then turned to leave, sheathing his shortswords and walking out of the ruined tavern.

I've used the division surge. It is much fun.

Why is it blacked out?

Yeah, thought so. If I could, I would just get rid of the division thing since I just want him to be a third ideal edgedancer, without making an entirely new person, but nightwatcher boons and banes sadly don't change. Any ideas on how that could possibly happen anybody?

Storm it, Jacien thought, now thoroughly confused, but also convinced there was a murder involved somewhere. He reached into his pack, pulling out something he hand't needed to use since he left, his dual swords. Crafted to resemble shardblades, one emblazoned with the Edgedancer glyph, the other with the division glyph. He pulled them out, and cut the roots off of the other who had been caught.

In that case, his score will be way too high.

"Jacien." He replied, still on guard. "Don't worry about those. I'll let you all out, soon as I figure out exactly what is going on. So, why exactly are you attacking this man?" @Sorana

Jacien's gaze locked onto the person indicated. He wasn't sure what to make of this. He had no evidence that what this woman said was true, there were a lot of people more than willing to lie and deceive to get what they want in the alleyverse, but if she was telling the truth it would probably be best to stop them. He decided on a middle route, reaching into his pocket and pulling out a handful of seeds. He inhaled sharply, drawing in more stormlight, he would need it. He stepped forward, infusing the seeds with stormlight and flinging them across the floor at the feet of both of the individuals. The seeds sprouted and roots grew rapidly, pushing their way through the room, working their way between floorboards and around the two people. Having expended all his stormlight, sucked in some more. His reserves were running low, he would need to find some more infused spheres soon.

OK. Thanks! Just to clarify, he only doesn't use his division in combat. Progression and abrasion still are.

Jacien nodded back numbly. Less than a day back and he had already stumbled into a fight, and he had no idea who to help or who to fight. He made his way in, breathing in a tiny bit of stormlight, just in case, and decided to wait, ready to heal anyone who fell.

Jacien walked down the street. He had heard about a new tavern that had poked up after the old Odd Job Tavern had met its demise, and figured it would be a good enough place to get a place to stay as any. That is, until he could find more permanent lodging. The place was called The Bleeding Spike. That didn't sound all that friendly. He rounded a corner and looked over the building appraisingly. At first glance, it seemed a nice enough place-that is until you looked down at the splattered red paint on the front door, declaring the tavern's name. Jacien sighed and stepped up to the door, pushing it open, and was welcomed by the sight of full scale fight on his hands.

Revised Jacien, now Third Ideal Edgedancer, no longer uses Division in combat (only for things like making pretty engravings and such, or convenience if he locks himself out of his house again) and has a better handle on his Nightwatcher Curse. Unless something has changes largely about Radiants since I last was here, this should still be good. EDIT: I just realized I double posted. Sorry! Didn't mean to! EDIT #2: Hello? its been a while and no one has responded. Is this good?

Jacien wasn't sure exactly what he was expecting to find. It had been quite a while since he'd been here after all, but for some reason he had just assumed the tavern where he had spent so much of his time would still be here. A cultivationspren grew in through the door and up onto the ceiling, looking down over the ruined building. Jacien slowly walked through the remains of the tavern, stopping at the bar counter, reading the message carved into its surface. "Things certainly have changed," he remarked to Auri. She grew back down the wall and grew up his leg onto his body. As usual, he couldn't really feel her. "Where should we go then?" she asked. "I'm not sure." Jacien admitted. "We haven't contacted anyone since we returned to Roshar, and I don't even know if the people we once knew are still here, or if would want to see us. Malu might not be too excited to see us, since we were supposed to try and keep things like this from happening." They stood in silence for a moment. "Well, I guess for now we should just go look for someplace to stay." The two took one last moment to look around the place that had almost been like a home to them during their previous stay in the Alleyverse, then Jacien turned and walked out. This was an unfortunate discovery, and He couldn't help but think of it as a bad omen.

There is a WoB that I saw once upon a time that I don't want to go search for that says spren ARE in both the physical and cognitive realm most of the time. The only time they go all the way into the physical is when they are summoned as a shardblade. I'm sure I'm leaving out stuff and oversimplifying it, so if anyone finds it just post it here!

I was here for the Radiant revamp, and it marginally changed his score to be slightly lower. Really the entire part of his character is that he is really powerful in combat with some major limitations on his ability to act due to his Nightwatcher curse.

I was bored and going through the history of the meme thread, and found this, and am so annoyed I've run out of upvotes for the day. This too.

How the orders react to The Dress. (ya know, the one that is DEFINITELY GOLD AND WHITE I WILL FIGHT YOU) Windrunner: Is having a hard time keeping their third oath Skybreaker: Sees blue and black, because legally it is. Dustbringer: Thinks it's white and gold, and will division you if you disagree Edgedancer: Sees it as white and gold, but slides away the moment the topic comes up. Truthwatcher: Knew about the coming conflict before it started, and went to see for themselves. Lightweaver: Lightweave the dress to look like they say it does to everyone. Elsecaller: Sees black and blue, and can tell you exactly why it looks the way it does. Willshaper: Sees it differently each time. Stoneward: Whatever they saw the first time, they're sticking to it. Bondsmith: We don't know what they see since they refuse to get involved.

So I was gone a long time, what is different about era 4? Will I have to mess around with Jacien to make him fair for the new ere?

OK this meme showed up a long time ago but still. False! Lift is infinity better!

it's true

@beantheboy12 I told you the Dalinar 20 version would get more upvotes!

Lots of things about prison! I like them all! And, also, how the orders play MarioKart! Windrunner: tries to keep everyone happy at first, but after getting egged on by his spren quickly gets sucked into the competitive spirit. Skybreaker: gets annoyed by the fact that this is a video game, and automatically enforces the rules. Dustbringer: hits every item box possible and gleefully unloads his shells on both fellow competitors and computers. Edgedancer: plays manual drift and is the absolute master of it. Truthwatcher: makes more popcorn to watch this chaos. Lightweaver: Was in a desperate fight with the Willshaper for first, then Lightweaves their screen to include an extra turn to throw them off. Elsecaller: Has it down to a science, with the best character, best car, and automatic drift. They are continually frustrated by the fact they still can’t beat the Willshaper. Willshaper: is storming good at the game. Has explored every last map, knows all the shortcuts, and all the tricks to avoid shells. He uses a different car and character every time, and doesn’t fall for the lightweaver’s trick. Stoneward: stubbornly always uses Mario and the standard kart every single time. Bondsmith: refuses to play, just like monopoly.

I like it!