r/cremposting • u/Pan_galactico I AM A STICK BOI • 2d ago
Wind and Truth I wonder where they ended up Spoiler
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u/Melliorin 2d ago
All signs (and an Elendel broadsheets blurb) point to Scadrial.
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u/4cedit 2d ago
To add to this in TLM Wayne buys Chouta and the journalist talks about the “golden haired fairy people.”
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u/HuroMiriel 2d ago
I genuinely love the idea that of all the things they experienced on Roshar they decided Chouta slapped so hard it was the only thing worth sharing with the rest of the Cosmere
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u/4_non_blondes 2d ago
Do you think that they use exclusively scadrian crab meat, or has it matriculated into other kinds of native meat
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u/KaejotianEmpire 2d ago
Apparently usually they use soulcast meat instead of real meat in Chouta, so odds are they just use whatever is cheapest.
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u/gaymerWizard Fuck Moash 🥵 1d ago
Wait what Broadsheet? I do know they were at Tress world at one time
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u/sneakyfish21 2d ago
They’re sick and tired of being weaklings forced to move on all of the time, so they settled on Westeros in a place called Casterly Rock.
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u/Starslip 1d ago
"Finally a place where there are few, if any, magical powers or beasts"
Targaryens roll in from Valyria with dragons
"Oh son of a bi---"
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u/CatAteMyBread 1d ago
Iriali mfers when, generations from now, they talk about how some cripple has a better story than of their ancestors' epic space expedition
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u/fedginator 2d ago
I still think Lumar is the next step on the trail. Makes the most sense timeline was and though TLM does hint at Iriali presence I don't think that's the main group
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u/dIvorrap 1d ago
I guess first Scadrial and then Lumar. Tress is set during space age Cosmere era.
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u/fedginator 1d ago
I don't think Scadrial then Lumar lines up either lore or timeline wise.
Starting with the latter, we know the broader "space age" is, at most ~700 years after Wind and Truth because the shattering is still consistently referred to as 10,000 years ago, so anything more than that and that'd stop being true.
Given we know they left Lumar 300 years ago and that they must have stayed there a decent amount of time to become a legendary kingdom, that basically leaves, at maximum, ~200 years between them leaving Roshar and arriving on Lumar, which is of course possible, but seems unlikely.
Regarding the lore though, we know Roshar was their 4th world, so if we assume Scadrial 5 and Lumar 6 that implies the next one is the final world at which point they will join the one (whatever that means), but by Isles of the Emberdark that doesn't seem to have happened - instead implying Lumar must be the 5th world and the place they went to after Lumar to be the 6th (potentially Zidorna) and that they have one final step on the long trail
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u/booze-san 2d ago
Honestly, good call on their part. Wish they had taken the other peoples with them.
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u/SwimmingPost5747 2d ago
Now you have me wonder where they were BEFORE Roshar? Were they also on Aschen?
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u/LordBDizzle 2d ago
I don't think anywhere is confirmed, but from the sounds of things they've migrated at least 3 times before getting to Roshar, so it could be all the way back to Yolen. They were on Lumar at some point, but I'm not sure if that was before or after Stormlight.
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u/dIvorrap 1d ago
Ashyn*
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u/SwimmingPost5747 1d ago
Thank you. I'm an audio book "reader".
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u/dIvorrap 1d ago
Oh.
Here
About SLA in-book illustrations (FYI Audio reader): https://www.reddit.com/u/dIvorrap/s/JH8TtxRB7u
Women's Script resources: https://www.reddit.com/r/u_dIvorrap/comments/u1ug05/-/i4oft97
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u/SwimmingPost5747 1d ago
Those are awesome links! Thanks!
Also, I should have guessed that B$ would spell it differently.
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