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17 de nov. de 2020 · An instant #1 New York Times Bestseller and a USA Today and Indie Bestseller! The Stormlight Archive saga continues in Rhythm of War, the eagerly awaited sequel to Brandon Sanderson's #1 New York Times bestselling Oathbringer, from an epic fantasy writer at the top of his game. After forming a coalition of human resistance against the enemy invasion, Dalinar Kholin and his Knights Radiant have ...
The Stormlight Archive, unlike the other things I’m pitching here, isn’t finished. It is going to be ten books, though the first five (of which four are currently out) form a self-contained arc. This is my best story, but it is also the one that the most people bounce off of, as it takes a little longer to get going than the others.
Axies is a scholar who has made it his life's work to observe, catalogue, and study every single type of spren on Roshar. He often writes his notes on his body because he's regularly robbed of everything he owns, including his clothing. (If he didn't write on himself, he'd lose his notes.) In The Way of Kings, he awakens in an alleyway in Kasitor, a large Iriali city, second in size only to ...
Pattern is the name Shallan gives to the Cryptic spren with whom she bonds. He says his real name is a series of numbers and agrees to Pattern as being sufficient enough a name.[1] Pattern's bond with Shallan grants her the Surges of Illumination and Transformation. Shallan initially describes Pattern as " ... a sequence of complex lines with sharp angles and arrowhead shapes." She then ...
Joyspren Appear as blue leaves that rise around a person, beginning at one's feet, then move up in a swirl before flaring out above as if in a blast of wind. [22] [7] Laughterspren Appear as little silver fish that zip through the air, this way and that, dancing in the air some ten feet up from where one stands.
24 de may. de 2011 · Praise for Brandon Sanderson and the Stormlight Archive Over 10 million Stormlight Archive books sold! “One of the genre’s most beloved authors.”― TIME “Sanderson raises the genre stakes… A fan favorite.”― The New York Times “[Sanderson] is not a brilliant writer of epic fantasy, he’s simply a brilliant writer. Period.”―
Stormlight Archive Wiki. in: Ten, Seasons, Culture. Calendar. In the calendar on Roshar, there are ten months in a year, ten weeks to a month, five days to a week. [1] Both the months and the weeks are named after the numbers in the Ars Arcanum. See additional connections under the ten essences .
