Options: 1. Rayse is lying (i could see this, especially since gav was making some big progress on how to kill odium) 2. Stormfather is in a… new state? Since bonding Gav? Idk man
An option I see for this. It was the Stormfather's lengthy test period of gavilar, the same way the Sibling used to test her potential bondsmiths. Afterall the sibling-navani interaction was kinda sorta the same as the SA5 prolouge.
Pointing out that Lashings work like an Iron-Mind makes my head spin with potential. A Radiant Feruchemist would be terrifying. I’m multiple times as heavy as I was, falling feet first, and down is now in the direction of my enemies face.
@@Scp4521 Could a BloodMaker and an Edgedancer funnel Stormlight into a Goldmind? And would it be a One to one, a net negative storage, or a positive gain in energy?
@@PommyDragon2525 ooooh, that sounds like fun. I imagine, if an edgedancer was healing a blood maker who was storing up health, it would be roughly a 1:1 stormlight to health conversion. But since stormlight healing is so potent, that bloodmaker is going to be good for a while.
@@Scp4521 and if a Bondsmith could ever burn Gold or Electrum, they could probably do some wild things with an open connection to their own past or future.
I'm always amazed at how Sanderson can write so many things just right to makes us glance over them if we aren't looking specifically for them. It's always like, "wait a minute, I know I read that book, more than once, but, did that really happen?". Great series Steve!
You’re videos are so phenomenal man! I’ve enjoyed this series from the start watched each of em a couple of times. Excited for your future endeavors brother
Huh, I had forgotten about the lost sailors with light in their pockets (~7:08). In the context of The Lost Metal, that goes from neat little myth to very worrying...
The first time I heard the Tien thing, it was one of the most shocking reveals of my cosmere history. I hadn’t even thought about who that bonded person that was killed could be; it’s even more heartbreaking about what his truth was. I have a lot of younger siblings, so I always felt really strongly about that part of Kaladin’s backstory.
his scene in Sunlit with Hoid makes me so immensely empty and sad. to see Hoid speechless, to see him feel for what he’s put onto sig, man that got me.
Spoiler for tress At 19:35 a spore eater doesnt actually seem that connected to the soulcasters, as the soulcaster turns the FLESH into the thing the soulcaster is attuned to, instead of being in the blood & draining water and keeping the host alive against physical harm/death. Afterall the soulcaster ailment doesnt really offer any protection.
He had bonded a cryptic and said at least the first ideal because of a deep seated belief that he wasn't a good person; he felt he was living a lie by everyone seeing him as "a ray of sunshine." wob.coppermind.net/events/352/#e10278
I thought that the reincarnated and their children in Warbreaker look how they think they should look like, so could probably shapeshift a lot if they worked at it
Is “spoilers for everything” all of oathbringer or the the entire series? I have read up to oathbringer as well as mistborn era 1 and warbreaker.. can I still watch this video?
Spoilers for everything. This series talks about minor connections from Arcanum Unbounded novellas, both eras of Mistborn, Warbreaker, White Sand, literally all the things. Usually not too story ruiningly major, but I'd suggest waiting.
In Warbreaker, Vasher and Vivenna talk about how he can transform his body. He then goes on to mention she has the ability too, which is why she can change her hair (royal locks) but mentioned it takes great practice. Based on the timeline and her growth, I’m assuming she’s practiced hence the ability to change in appearance?
Dunno if this is confirmed or not on WOB, but spoilers for Dragonsteel (brandon's BYU thesis novel that is no longer canon) further on: I have read bits from Dragonsteel as I live in utah and have been able to read it. I know thats basically committing adultery to some people in the community, but hey, i was curious. Topaz is literally Hoid's real name. I havent finished Dragonsteel, but i can tell you that Topaz IS Hoid/Cephandrius so that fits really well considering how the Avatar of Autonomy addresses him.
I've read most of it as well (yay locals!), and I know he's called Topaz thoughout that whole book, but I believe that's more of a title or pseudonym and not his actual name. One of his earliest aliases is Cephandrius, and he gets called Midius my Ash at the end of Oathbringer, but we haven't gotten confirmation on his *actual* name yet.
Has anyone else noticed that knife appearing and disappearing from one owner to the next? It's like a knife with broken Connection >=) I think it first is shown in secret history. A certain thief has it when he ascends with a wash of purified connection.
I don't think there is an opposite to illumination, as you said, for the unmade. spoilers: ROW- Robonial was going to "unmake" the sibling. Id say the Midnight mother was a creation spren who odium mixed his soul with while unmaking it. Like cream in a coffee.
I can't help but think Sanderson would have corrected all the pronunciation of people, places, things for the audio books. So I take how they're read by Kramer and Reading as how he intended things to be pronounced. In nearly everything I watch people pronounce cities and people differently than the audiobook. Throws me off. That just me?
As a print reader, I know I pronounce things wrong. But also, according to Brandon, it doesn't really matter? faq.brandonsanderson.com/knowledge-base/how-do-you-pronounce-_________s-name/
Interestingly enough, WOB shows no results for the terms Hoid and Stoneward. It actually seems like it’s the order where the least number of people are interested in it.
It’s pronounced like tam-ber because she’s named after a musical term. In music, Timbre is the amount of roundness, called “light” or “darkness” of the tone. If you listen to music, OPERA singers have a REALLY DARK timbre, while most pop artists have a BRIGHT timbre. If you want an example of a SUPER bright timbre, Albuquerque by Weird Al is about as bright as you can go.
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Ah, a Supernatural fan I see.
Glad someone got it!
I didn't catch that the first time through the video 🤣
“Odium says that Dalinar is the first to bond the stormfather in his current state” **glances at SA prologue**
Options:
1. Rayse is lying (i could see this, especially since gav was making some big progress on how to kill odium)
2. Stormfather is in a… new state? Since bonding Gav? Idk man
An option I see for this. It was the Stormfather's lengthy test period of gavilar, the same way the Sibling used to test her potential bondsmiths. Afterall the sibling-navani interaction was kinda sorta the same as the SA5 prolouge.
Yeah, I'm not sure if Gavilar was officially *bonded* to the stormfather. He was sure trying hard to get there though.
@@junnKhya He's in a new form, it's stated, he's different now that Honour's vessel is dead.
@@TheCosmerenautI think a herald dying that night changed the stormfather on a fundamental level
Pointing out that Lashings work like an Iron-Mind makes my head spin with potential. A Radiant Feruchemist would be terrifying.
I’m multiple times as heavy as I was, falling feet first, and down is now in the direction of my enemies face.
Other combinations with the metallic arts could also be exciting. I am too sleepy to think up specific examples tho.
@@Scp4521 Could a BloodMaker and an Edgedancer funnel Stormlight into a Goldmind? And would it be a One to one, a net negative storage, or a positive gain in energy?
@@PommyDragon2525 ooooh, that sounds like fun. I imagine, if an edgedancer was healing a blood maker who was storing up health, it would be roughly a 1:1 stormlight to health conversion. But since stormlight healing is so potent, that bloodmaker is going to be good for a while.
@@Scp4521 and if a Bondsmith could ever burn Gold or Electrum, they could probably do some wild things with an open connection to their own past or future.
Things are gonna get wacky in the later stages of the cosmere.
I'm always amazed at how Sanderson can write so many things just right to makes us glance over them if we aren't looking specifically for them. It's always like, "wait a minute, I know I read that book, more than once, but, did that really happen?". Great series Steve!
I know! I especially love subtle hoid sightings and depictions of 9/10 heralds
There's *always* another secret.
Yeah, after oathbringer, I read the WoK and at the feast scene I was like: you were here all the time?!@@Scp4521
“What would Hoid do?”
Sentences said moments before disaster
Yeah, definitely not a safe question.
Me: What would Hoid do?
Me: *does what Hoid would do
Me: *realizes I'm not Hoid
Me: *panicks
18:52
Ok that Nightblood comment made me laugh way harder than it probably should have lmao 😂
Turns out the only "evil" that needed to be destroyed was sexual frustration.
@@TheCosmerenaut uh... Kina scared to ask but... how would that even work with Nightblood and Azure's sword? 😅
They'd just run around slashing things together. And then when their blades touch, *tingles.*
@@TheCosmerenaut Of course. What else would it be? Lmao 🤣
I completely missed that Tien was bonded!!!
It's subtle, but it's there.
You’re videos are so phenomenal man! I’ve enjoyed this series from the start watched each of em a couple of times. Excited for your future endeavors brother
Thanks Nathan!
Huh, I had forgotten about the lost sailors with light in their pockets (~7:08). In the context of The Lost Metal, that goes from neat little myth to very worrying...
Yeah I'm concerned.
These videos always take extra time to watch, cuz I have to go back multiple times to digest it. Great vid!
THANKS ADAM!!!!!
The first time I heard the Tien thing, it was one of the most shocking reveals of my cosmere history. I hadn’t even thought about who that bonded person that was killed could be; it’s even more heartbreaking about what his truth was. I have a lot of younger siblings, so I always felt really strongly about that part of Kaladin’s backstory.
Tien's story is so sad; bonding a cryptic because he didn't really think of himself as a good person and didn't want people to see him differently.
Thanks for bringing some clarity to all the little nuances I've missed.
Happy to help!
Sigzil and the question of “what would hoid do?” Boy did that age well post sp4
For real!
his scene in Sunlit with Hoid makes me so immensely empty and sad. to see Hoid speechless, to see him feel for what he’s put onto sig, man that got me.
Can't wait for part 2. You cannot have my pain.
That moment is incredible.
Spoiler for tress
At 19:35 a spore eater doesnt actually seem that connected to the soulcasters, as the soulcaster turns the FLESH into the thing the soulcaster is attuned to, instead of being in the blood & draining water and keeping the host alive against physical harm/death. Afterall the soulcaster ailment doesnt really offer any protection.
Oh yeah, they're definitely different in their cause. I was just struck by the similarity of descriptions.
So. Many. Connections! Love these videos.
They're everywhere Bittmap! *EVERYWHERE*
During the dual light weeding scene hoid uses the 11th metal
Interesting... That's basically what happens when Dalinar goes in to the Nightwatcher.
I reeeeaally need to get around to that Stormlight re-read..
It's always time for a re-read.
10:20 I never saw this. How is tien a lightweaver?
He had bonded a cryptic and said at least the first ideal because of a deep seated belief that he wasn't a good person; he felt he was living a lie by everyone seeing him as "a ray of sunshine."
wob.coppermind.net/events/352/#e10278
I might be wrong, but didn't we meet pattern back when Shallan accidently went into shadesmare once.
I thought that the reincarnated and their children in Warbreaker look how they think they should look like, so could probably shapeshift a lot if they worked at it
Is “spoilers for everything” all of oathbringer or the the entire series?
I have read up to oathbringer as well as mistborn era 1 and warbreaker..
can I still watch this video?
Spoilers for everything. This series talks about minor connections from Arcanum Unbounded novellas, both eras of Mistborn, Warbreaker, White Sand, literally all the things.
Usually not too story ruiningly major, but I'd suggest waiting.
My theory is that Shallash is the girl who looked up
Ooh, interesting.
No thumbs lol gotta love Patji
There's a special place in my heart for Patji.
In Warbreaker, Vasher and Vivenna talk about how he can transform his body. He then goes on to mention she has the ability too, which is why she can change her hair (royal locks) but mentioned it takes great practice. Based on the timeline and her growth, I’m assuming she’s practiced hence the ability to change in appearance?
Totally possible. She also just might have enough Breath to be able to do it now, regardless of Royal Locks.
Last one sorta promise. Invested pockets? Southern Scadrial pre flight. Coins are limited, what other investiture could it be
Invested pockets? I'm not sure what you're talking about.
Tocar el tamber (tember, proper yet English pronunciation off) means " ring the bell." Ergo all sound/song ref in SA.
Nice!
I've just finished Oathbringer. Where did you get that Renarin is Sja-anat's son? I think it's his spren Glys isn't it?
Dunno if this is confirmed or not on WOB, but spoilers for Dragonsteel (brandon's BYU thesis novel that is no longer canon) further on:
I have read bits from Dragonsteel as I live in utah and have been able to read it. I know thats basically committing adultery to some people in the community, but hey, i was curious.
Topaz is literally Hoid's real name. I havent finished Dragonsteel, but i can tell you that Topaz IS Hoid/Cephandrius so that fits really well considering how the Avatar of Autonomy addresses him.
I've read most of it as well (yay locals!), and I know he's called Topaz thoughout that whole book, but I believe that's more of a title or pseudonym and not his actual name. One of his earliest aliases is Cephandrius, and he gets called Midius my Ash at the end of Oathbringer, but we haven't gotten confirmation on his *actual* name yet.
Where can I find the story containing Yolen
Exactly what Galven said; at this point it's only Dragonsteel and that's non-canonical.
Has anyone else noticed that knife appearing and disappearing from one owner to the next? It's like a knife with broken Connection >=)
I think it first is shown in secret history. A certain thief has it when he ascends with a wash of purified connection.
I wouldn't be surprised if Nazh's knife showed up somewhere again.
Man these videos rock
Thanks Freddy!
This kinda trailed off the original point of it being a cosmere connection video and just became a book recap
I'm never sure how much inter-book connections I should bring up. Admittedly, this one does probably have too much.
I don't think there is an opposite to illumination, as you said, for the unmade. spoilers: ROW- Robonial was going to "unmake" the sibling. Id say the Midnight mother was a creation spren who odium mixed his soul with while unmaking it. Like cream in a coffee.
Interesting theory!
I can't help but think Sanderson would have corrected all the pronunciation of people, places, things for the audio books. So I take how they're read by Kramer and Reading as how he intended things to be pronounced.
In nearly everything I watch people pronounce cities and people differently than the audiobook. Throws me off. That just me?
As a print reader, I know I pronounce things wrong. But also, according to Brandon, it doesn't really matter?
faq.brandonsanderson.com/knowledge-base/how-do-you-pronounce-_________s-name/
Interestingly enough, WOB shows no results for the terms Hoid and Stoneward. It actually seems like it’s the order where the least number of people are interested in it.
I haven't heard anyone else make that connection before, so either I'm way off, or definitely on to something.
Wonder if it was a silver knife... Hmmm?
Dalinar's knife? Probably just steel.
i thought that timbre sound like in spanish /tɪmbre/ not /taɪmb(r)/
(i hope that i wrote it right)
It’s pronounced like tam-ber because she’s named after a musical term. In music, Timbre is the amount of roundness, called “light” or “darkness” of the tone. If you listen to music, OPERA singers have a REALLY DARK timbre, while most pop artists have a BRIGHT timbre. If you want an example of a SUPER bright timbre, Albuquerque by Weird Al is about as bright as you can go.
I know they pronounce it in the audiobook as Timber, but it is an existing term already.
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*LOVE LOVE*
Something is fuckin off about Lirin. There's no way hes just a normal dude
You don't have to be magical to be a disconnected parent.
MHA lol
Glad you caught that!
Love these videos!
Thanks!