I Never Shared My Mistborn Animatic Here So I May As Well Post It Now👍

at what age do you accept that you and your digestive system are never gonna be friends again

huuuuge fan of little phrases you can add to the end of your sentences just for fun. "if you even care" and "btw" and "I fear" have done sooo much for my vocabulary. if you even care

so I got into grad school today with my shitty 2.8 gpa and the moral of the story is reblog those good luck posts for the love of god

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Hrathen was a great character 😭

I just finished reading Elantris. I was afraid enough to read it, because it's Sandetrson's first book and I already read the Stormlight archive, but I'm happy I did it And, maybe, I'll finish this sketch, but i'm not sure. I don't like to draw armor xD

For anyone who wants a reference, this is where the anglerfish was down the old fishmarket close!

So radiant spren can turn into any object. Syl isn't restricted to being a Sylblade or a Sylspear. She could become a fork or a knife... You know... She could become...

Sylverware

So y’all know the classic edge trope of “my blade cannot be sheathed until it has tasted blood”? What if a magic sword that has that requirement, except it’s sort of inverted. A sword that, instead of being inhabited by an evil spirit which once awakened cannot be lulled back to sleep except by blood sacrifice, was inhabited by a benevolent spirit who would not allow the sword to be drawn unless bloodshed were the only possible solution. A sword whose power could never be misused because it would only allow itself to be used in situations where it was justified. What about a Paladin who spends their entire journey fighting with a sheathed sword, incapacitating but never killing or maiming. The party believes that the Paladin has taken an oath of no killing, until they face the big villain. And it is in that moment, and that moment alone, that the sword will allow itself to be drawn.

Idk, this image set my mindwheels a-turning.

But do y’all see the vision?

In Vorin and Alethi culture, "hummus" would be a holy word