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It’s funny you keep saying she faces her problems head on when here I was thinking that avoidance is her main attribute. Whenever something reminds her of her past in the smallest way, that personality hides and whimpers while another personality is forced to take over

I think its time to redo this video

I dont know who would win in a fight. Whoever the author would want honestly. But i do know this. Kaladin is awesome. But by stormlight 4 everyone everywhere is a knight radiant. Vin on the other hand is a rare mistborn. To me she is more badass in her books. Kaladin has ptsd he cant help it

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This is going to need an update

I think the real question is is Brandon actually going to do a real crossover novel that has characters from all over the casmeir interacting together against a universal threat? I think at first this was all just kind of cute to throw in a reference to another book here or there, or just say that they’re in the same universe, but now he has built this universe out to the point where it’s almost like we have to have a novel connecting it all together.

I think the ghostbloods segemnt needs to be updated. Now we know their primary purpose is to protect scadrial and they are led by kelsier and the rosharan branch seems to be a loose cannon

I’m sorry but saying that Kal beats Vin is nonsense in my opinion. If you allow Kal to have all the powers of a Windrunner that means that Vin has all the powers of a Mistborn. Vin could kill that man in seconds if that’s the case. Two words: Bendalloy and Chromium. Speed bubbles to get in close. Chromium to leech him of his investiture so he can’t heal. A duralumin and pewter enhanced dagger strike through the shard plate (if shardplate is not also leechable) into Kals forehead.

I did find myself pushing through the Serene chapters to get to Hrathen’s chapters. Problem is the bulk of the exposition was housed in the Serene chapters. To Sanderson’s credit, Raoden and Serene are likable and he keeps her from going full Mary-Sue. Great book overall.

Does anyone else cast him as Tom Hindleston in your mindteathre?

Elend was definitely my favourite character in Mistborn, he became a total chad

Hope you are doing well! Can't wait to see you back

Willshapers can use spiritual cohesion to combine the physical realm with the spiritual realm and thus teleport. Jasnah (Elsecaller) used transportation in the city of Thaylenah Battle. She transported her soulcasting to others. It was incredibly impactful. Lightweavers can "substantiate" their illusions into near-real objects, which are nearly as sharp and deadly as a shardblade. They can materialize weapons at will from behind their opponents, making them extremely unpredictable. They could soulcast a wall behind their opponent, then use hard light to slam them into the wall, or stab them from below or behind. Dustbringers can ignite the air. They can use abrasion to make things more abrasive and rough. Dustbringers rock.

Seems odd that when all the Heralds went to braize(to hold off the voidbringers), desolations were only a few years apart. Yet after the last desolation, Taln was able to hold them off for 4500 years by himself.

One thing I wonder. If Hoid had the chance to ascend as the others did does that mean there is a free floating piece of Adonalsium out there? Did he give it to someone who wasnt involved in the shattering? Did someone take up two pieces?

What a silly dude

And here I thought I was the only South African that's heard of this series

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Who the hell is Felt 😅 I need to re read mistborn

Why not Vin like she faught the Inquisitors

Ey a South African channel, what are the odds. You've got a sub :)

Thank you very much!! This video has illuminated the mess I had in my head about the Heralds. Without a doubt you are a Radiant Knight of the order that governs Pallia, a Truthwatcher 🤩

Controlling the investiture economy would be huge... And i cant want to see an allomancer and surgebinder sparring

I predict that transportation will also include teleportation at some point, making Elsecallers terrifying

Can I watch this before reading RoW?

I was in college when Potter came out. I will always say "it's not a good series. You don't ##$*&#$ing explain how wands work in the final book. No being for kids is not an excuse." /cheeky crabby rant

Does anyone know why Raven stopped making videos?

In all of my amateur, never to be published fiction. The same first line always appears "It's not easy, being the daughter of a Goddess". I suppose the limits of my writing are exposed by never coming up with a second sentence, to rival that. The first sentence opens the door. The second sentence shows you what is behind it. I peaked with the door. Oh Dear.

I'm fine with the traditional fantasy races as long as you do something unique with them. Like how an elf from skyrim will differ from an elf from dragonage. They may both be immortal, pointed eared humans but their history and motivations bring you to two different conclusions about them.

Hrm, out of date. The Ghostbloods are primarily Scadrian, though they do operate heavily on Roshar. Also, we know exactly where Vasher is.

Hoid is the body of Adonalsium

Ever played paladin in vanilla wow? Progression (+patience) is pretty powerful in combat.

I'm with you on this one. Hrathen was easily my favorite character, and I found myself enjoying the scenes that he was in more than any others. Hearing his thoughts made me feel the tension, the disillusionment, the struggle, and the determination that comprised his character. Raoden and Sarene have their own journeys and arcs, but Hrathen's is the most poignant and visceral.

So... i got further into the cosmere, and did some research, most of the comments assume that a shardblade instant kills marsh, except Brandon has said i interviews that BloodMakers (gold Fuecharmy) can heal a wound from a ShardBlade. So this fight is far from one sided.

Abrasion allows control over friction of other things too. See Edge dancer when Lift uses it to make a window open quietly

Bro, Bondsmiths #9??? What did the god-king of Tukar teach you? He did ridiculously powerful things that we don't even understand. Heck, Ishar with his Bondsmith abilities changed the world and created the orders, potentially the spren and the surgebinding

Update: Virtuosity shard named in Yumi and the Nightmare Painter

So they basically want to become the Guild Navigators in Dune. Control the most valuable resource in the universe, and through it, control transportation

Moash>Kaladin

It's kinda hard to take your analysis sincerely when you repeatedly use woke and other terms to discuss the sometimes admittedly skewed viewpoints on the left when it comes to diverse casting, yet barely remark on the much more destructive and biased viewpoints that emanate from the right whenever a character (even completely original ones) are anything other than straight and white. You also barely remark on the decades of casting where traditionally POC characters are played by white actors on screen even when the characters' racial heritage is integral to their story, examples that still persist to today (from years of blackface and minstrel-portrayals in older media to more recent examples like Ancient One in Dr Strange played by Tilda Swinton, and ScarJo in Ghost In The Shell, come to mind). Your analysis tackles raceswapping of white characters for black or poc actors, even though the reverse is much more pervasive and more detrimental to storytelling and the craft of acting since black/actors already have very few roles in most popular media and any raceswapping for white actors further lessens opportunities for poc actors on screen. You barely remark on the fact that most shouts against any sort of diverse casting in Hollywood these days are indeed heavily rooted in racist, homophobic, misogynist or xenophobic sentiments and rarely actual legitimate critiques against the quality of storytelling. It's hard to accept your take as a centrist position on diverse casting if your talking points skew critical of the leftist takes and are not nearly as critical of the right-leaning positions. Just my two cents...

You’re missing he also gained the power of an Elantrian

As someone who suffers from mental illness, he doesn't write it very well at all. Because real mental illness has the habit of rearing it's ugly head when you need it least in your life. If's not conveniently not a factor as soon as you need to perform in order for the plot to happen. Also, stuff like PTSD makes you emotionally volatile with anger issues. Yet we never see Kaladin or Dalinar or any of the other characters that have to be traumatised by the stuff they went through, irrationally lash out at random people around them. Unlike for example my granddad who fought in WW2. None of them show realistic PTSD in their social interactions. They are perpetually nice to each other at a level that is unrealistic even for totally healthy individuals. The characters are pretty much all one dimensional.

Vin was the character that stopped me reading the books, because she is not only obnoxious but her character progress is utterly unrealistic.

Rlain and renarin?

Worth noting is that these "laws" are tenets Sanderson set _for himself,_ specifically, based on what he has found works best for his own writing. They make perfect sense if you're Brandon Sanderson, and they might be handy if you want to write _like_ Brandon Sanderson or find that you have a similar style. (i.e. you _really_ like very specific hard magic systems.) But they're not going to apply to all works of fantasy, because everyone has their own taste and methods of worldbuilding and storytelling. Brandon has said as much himself, and I think it's important to clarify that when discussing this subject. Case in point, I personally have some issues with the second law, or at least parts of it: I don't like magic having costs, and I think it should be limited in terms of scope and power but not necessarily in application. My approach is to have the basic mechanics of the system be as simple as possible while allowing for maximum versatility and creativity.

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I don't agree with you there are no advantages to some things they are not gray and are just bad on every level the things you think are the benefits are things that were largely already there and in most cases they have been delayed by colonism the consequences are still there so leaving history behind only makes it easier to continue economic colonism I would recommend reading The Divide and How Europe Underdeveloped Africa I think you will find them interesting

Interesting take, but I strong disagree. Raoden goes from a hopeless bureaucrat dreamer who has never been tested, to a leader who has been refined through the fire ... but not lost his ideals along the way.

Glad the algorithm put one of your videos after a i watched something from a different channel. Ill be checking out alot of your play list and am lookinb forward to it. Great channel, you got a sub from me. Thanx