u/Xeno-blessing23_

Does nothing but whine and bitch 24/7 -> constantly makes super unfunny jokes and remarks -> treats his wife and baby like shit -> disrespects and belittles Athelstan for no good reason -> kills Athelstan for no good reason -> glazes the gods -> fails in the Siege of Paris then BLAMES ATHELSTAN -> cries like a baby till the battle finishes.

This character is so irredeemably stupid and cowardly that my blood boils every single time he appears on screen, utterly worthless with not a single positive or redeeming quantity aside from the fact he bagged Helga(top 5 best girl)

I was binging through some random Star Wars stuff and was promptly reminded of Tarre Viszla, the first and only Mandalorian jedi. I then realized that the timeline of his life(about 1000 years ago) matches up with the very beginning of the High Republic and yet there were 0 stories about him during that entire saga. I find that strange due to how important a figure he is and the fact that it would've easily been a massive success. Am I the only one that finds this decision strange? let me know your thoughts and any ideas of what a story revolving around Tarre could entail

At the end of W&T we see that Retribution is gradually spreading his power across Roshar and that Navani needed to make a special forcefield to protect Urithuru. My question is what happens to all the Radiants outside of the city's borders, outside of them just not having Stormlight would Retribution be able to just smite them as we know shards can do? Could he specifically target their spren? Could he turn off their powers due to him controlling Honor? I'm curious so please let me know what y'all think

If you could drop any individual fantasy character into the world of the Witcher and at any point in the timeline to create your ideal crossover;who would pick? Where and when would you place them? And how do you them being on the Continent would change the story?

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I would personally choose Kaladin as not only would his powers be a very interesting matchup for the Witcher universe but his unflinching heroism would be a interesting contrast to the near grimdark nature of the Continent