#the cosmere

[p00lmaintenance]

Mistborn Fanart [2/2]

UHGGHHRHRHRRR ELEND OH ELEND UHHHHRHRHHHAHH

[hoidianslips]

Can confirm.

rip Hoid. You would've loved the ides of march

Who am I kidding? He was probably there.

[decubitous]

I truly think that the strongest thing a Sanderson fan can do is to decide to close the book and go the fuck to sleep when you reach the 75ish percent mark.

Because like I know the sanderlanch is just around the corner. I know that I only have a couple of hours left until I finish the book. I know that the most mind-boggling ending is just a few chapters further. But girl is it 12:45 AM and your sleep schedule is already fucked and you have shit to do tomorrow. Go to sleep.

[vegetable-soup-wizard]

The best part about reading a Brandon Sanderson book is that every time you read it around someone else they are obligated to say some form of “wow! Big book!” and it brings back gifted kid™ emotions i haven’t felt since the accident

[fippydarkpaw]

[itscorsaire]

Lift & Wyndle doodle from class last week

Ignore Laios looming in the background lmao

[apowersodivine]

He CRIED.

[knuffi516]

Windrunner

pic from @mushimallo

[mysterythief]

I only read this much of chapter 14 of Wind and Truth and had to pause to make this meme 😂

[bluntandsaucy]

get yourself a man who'll go to prison in solidarity with you

[milieumarch]

I hate when I'm getting into a new fandom and I meet The Blorbo and I have to grudgingly concede that they are great. Like, yeah, y'all were right about Kaladin Stormblessed.

[p00lmaintenance]

Mistborn Fanart [1/2] I finished Mistborn book 1 today. man….this book was great and so devastating. I crode guys

[sankta-wraith]

Thinking about how easily Adolin slipped into the “caretaker” role in Shadesmar. The way he stayed with Kaladin and kept talking to him and deflected all his insults just seemed so practiced. And then with Shallan it just seemed like he knew exactly what to say. He’s just so good at comforting people, to a degree that he had to have had some experience. I can’t help but think about 12/13 year old Adolin who’s just lost his mother and who’s father can barely look at him and is quickly becoming an alcoholic due to his guilt (although Adolin doesn’t know that’s the reason.) He’s completely shattered, his world has just been completely upended, and yet he can’t let himself grieve properly, because he’s got a nine year old brother who just lost the only parent he was close to, and Renarin needs him. How many times did he push aside his own grief and pretend to be strong so that Renarin would have someone to cry to? How many times did he hold him and tell him everything would be ok, even though he was barely keeping himself together. And yet, even after all that, he’s still so good. He’s honorable and kind, always ready to defend his family, and he still sees beauty in the world. He’s one of the best, most lovable people in the series, and I think it’s a crime that more people don’t recognize this.

[piano-hoarder]

Dalinar writing Oathbringer

Jasnah: Uncle, a good scholar always cites their sources, for the benefit of the reader and other scholars.

Dalinar:

Dalinar:

[phishphin]

I think Sanderson’s greatest strength when writing is being able to make you initially hate a character with your whole being and then, through expanding the world and the narrative, makes those same characters fan favorites.

Rereading TWoK’s I’m reminded of how the first time I read I fucking HATED Adolin. What a dick. What an asshole. Jock. Daddy’s money ass rich boy.

Now, after reading all of Stormlight I would probably pass away if anything bad happened to him. His whimsy? Unmatched. Style? Impeccable. Aptitude for revenge? Present. He is My Little Pony (power of friendship). He’s just a horse girl that likes clubbing and making new friends.

Same thing happened for me with Susebron, TenSoon, Marsh, etc etc etc.