Started reading an excerpt of the first Mistborn. Light spoilers, but had a clarification question. Spoiler When Kelsier kills the plantation owner, all the guards, and the rest of his crew and then torched his plantation, the books mentioned something about “burning tin” and that he was an allomancer. He supposedly ate a bunch of tin then was able to manipulate it in his stomach to heighten his abilities. Am I correct on assuming this is how that particular school of magic works?
Spoiler Correct. Each metal gives a different ability, some people can use all metals, others just one.
Just a wild guess, but I'm starting to warm to the idea that Winds of Winter isn't going to be released.
Going back through this thread and seeing each user independently come to this conclusion is really what this thread is all about.
It saddens me how long you’ve been holding out hope. I started in ‘04 or ‘05 and came to peace with the fact we were done years ago. Been trying to get GoodForAnother to delete the board. edit: Imurhuckleberry sorry it was bigpig that just came to the realization not you.
The original sin here was not rolling on with Winds after he finished Dance. If he'd done that, Dream would (in theory) simply be filling in blanks on the outline, and he'd be a living legend right now.
I remember this... That was 7 years ago, and it was so absurd even then that the book was unfinished that the joke made it into a major Hollywood movie (where most pop culture/relevant jokes are usually dated as soon as they're told).
Game of Thrones Author George R.R. Martin Says He's Not Made Much Winds of Winter Progress Lately as TV Shows 'Ate Up' Time neat. focusing on bad TV shows instead of his books. I would assume there's more money to be made from TV stuff than books?
I like them both similarly. Abercrombie's great when you don't want to commit to thousands of pages per book.
I just started the Kingkiller Chronicle. So far so good — so at least there are options. Fuck you, George.
I'm more upset at not getting a complete kingkiller than I am asoiaf. It's a far better product on the whole to me
Kingkiller Chronicle is still awesome and worth the read. Just don't think of it as unfinished because it isn't