Recent content by Kranerian Vrammar

This is where I plug Board Game Arena as a very easy way to play a large collection of games with other people. Plenty are available completely for free, and the rest just require that whoever sets up the room has the (inexpensive) premium membership.

I'll take it, though I only ever got the lame version 1 running. I was stopped before I finished the version that would spam sentences from Eye of the World.

Northeast hype!

Yeah to anyone who hasn't watched yet but is in this thread for some reason, here's your warning. You know the Egwene damane arc is here. It is at least as dark and brutal as you expect. Do what you need to to prepare.

Youtube link (aka not the cropped vertical version on instagram)

I was thinking the nursery rhyme.

Cinna and I happened to be talking about this in the car earlier and we came up with ideas for some of the Forsaken... Lanfear - One Way Or Another (Blondie) Demandred - Anything You Can Do I Can Do Better (from Annie Get Your Gun) Aginor - The Monster Mash (Bobby Pickett) Moghedien - The Itsy...

I dunno, this seems pretty hasty to me. Gotta think about it for a few months.

It's beautiful! And now we can send messages that only fellow dark(mode)friends will see...

Originally there were going to be three Mistborn eras, but then the Wax and Wayne books just kinda happened. So there will be four. The two we have, one at a ~1980s tech level, and one with a sci fi future tech level.

Allow me to be the first to say here: Read And Find Out. Specifically, the most info we have is from Mistborn Secret History. But even with that, there's still a lot of questions. Most of what we know is pieced together from a line here or there, or questions people have asked Sanderson. Also a...

About two and a half years, a good chunk of which happens in timeskips during and just after book 2. This site has the best timeline I can find, though it's incomplete: http://www.stevenac.net/wot/wotchron.htm

I think in general we should ignore the words and thoughts of the Forsaken regarding things like their own abilities. They're all too arrogant to be trusted, overstating their own strengths and downplaying those of others. So, we have to go by their feats to get an idea. Most Forsaken do very...

It's all explained in Moiraine's letter to Rand, in chapter 53 of The Fires of Heaven.