Is There Significance In The Fact That The People Of Threnody Use Silver For Protection?
Is there significance in the fact that the people of Threnody use silver for protection? (Even though there is no known allomantic use for silver) Yes.
Is there significance in the fact that the people of Threnody use silver for protection? (Even though there is no known allomantic use for silver) Yes.
There are two WoBs (Words of Brandon) on there being no Shard on First of the Sun, but Patji being a Shard. For what it’s worth, I wasn’t simply forgetting in this case, but was trying to be cute. Maybe too cute… I stand by both of them. Though, as…
…No matter your race, nationality, gender, sexual orientation or belief system, you will find something to love in “The Way of Kings”. There were pirates, ninjas, monkeys, fireworks, grand journeys, infidels dragged through streets by dragons and a fair amount of buckles swashed. There were ladies romanced, men romanced, sheep…
Which one will you focused more in the future, the Heralds or Radiants? I feel that I should probably RAFO this one. We are going to delve into the Radiants as orders a lot. But the Radiants as individuals? Depends on what you mean. Kaladin is well on the path…
Building Roshar, I wanted to make sure that I was doing a little extra worldbuilding work. I don’t want to say that for something likeMistborn I’m not doing worldbuilding work, but my focus was in other areas. I wanted Mistborn to be accessible, so I made it an Earth analogue. I consider Roshar…
The spren felt very natural to me. I didn’t anticipate them being as controversial as they’ve become. I think part of the reason for this is that the people of the world take them as natural. They’re just there, and everybody in this world is going to treat them as…
Did I miss the explanation, world building moment or historical gem that explains why women have a safe hand and why they must keep it covered? No, you haven’t missed it. People have asked about this. There will be more explanation in-world as it comes along, but it’s for much…
I approached this first from a “how would you actually fight on these plains?” direction. But also I wanted to evoke the concept of a terrible siege, with a man running with a ladder toward a wall. And yet that’s been done so much. The Shattered Plains came from me…
Why didn’t Dalinar get the powers of a Stoneward when he bonded Taln’s honorblade? Some readers have already figured this out, so I don’t think I’m engaging in to large a spoiler to dig into this one here. There are several oddities going on here. The most important one relevant…
One of the things to keep in mind is I that developed this book before Mistborn was published. I do wonder if sometimes people are going to say, “Oh, he did metals before, and now he’s doing crystals.” But the thoughts arose quite independently in my head. You may know…