Hoid

Send all your submissions for Who's that Cosmere Character? For every episode, we randomly hoid a set of clues from all submissions, hoid, so yours might take some time to appear in an episode! By the shard master Hoid 11, in Mistborn.

Hey, all. Brandon here. With the release of this book, there have been some minor updates to continuity that I think some of you will find relevant. For those unfamiliar with the backstory, this little behind-the-scenes action has been a source of some consistent problems. The outline, and original draft, of Well had Vin and Elend traveling up to Terris, then into the mountains, to find the Well itself. This was a huge momentum killer in the story.

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Information about books that have not yet been released, like Stormlight 5, is allowed only on meta-pages for the books themselves. For more details, see our spoiler policy. To view an earlier version of the wiki without spoilers for a book, go to the Time Machine! You must not trust yourself with me. If I have to watch this world crumble and burn to get what I need, I will do so. With tears, yes, but I would let it happen. Hoid is a Worldhopper and Dawnshard [5] that travels the cosmere, originally born on the planet Yolen before the Shattering. Hoid's appearance varies dramatically from book to book. He's often in disguise, which makes his true appearance difficult to ascertain. Couple this with the fact that he can Lightweave his appearance in order to look however he wants, it makes it nearly impossible to know for sure what he looks like. To the best of our knowledge, his face is lined, [20] hawk-like and arrow shaped. Hoid is tall and thin [8] and also has a sharp nose and jaw with delicate eyebrows. He wears a stiff black coat and carries a long thin sword at his waist.

Brandon Sanderson It is a lot of pressure, yeah.

Would someone with a strong moral compass such as Kaladin and Dalinar consider Wit's alignment moral? Dalinar is more likely to understand than Kaladin, because Dalinar's been in positions. Kaladin is less likely to, but it depends on what aspects of what Hoid's doing you're taking about. At the end of Oathbringer, Hoid is there, and he uses the Breath to talk to the doll, and he gives the doll to K-whoever - he gives it to someone named Cob and Kheni. So, is Kheni a Parshman?

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Hoid is former King Elhokar 's Wit and entertainer. He knows useful, important things. The King's Wit was not a silly court fool such as one might find in other kingdoms.

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For a better experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser before proceeding. So yeah, he's seen in the book helping the Terris refugees and those are still his footprints at the Well. He does not know everything. Perhaps he sees where he needs to be before he gets there. I'm starting to question whats going on with him. My instincts tell me that Hoid is playing two games at once. He was in possession of a flute , [47] but now misses it. For those unfamiliar with the backstory, this little behind-the-scenes action has been a source of some consistent problems. When I found myself with more time than I could fathom, I took to the ways of the Cosmere and walked the paths between worlds. I hadn't been reading him as much.

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But I don't want them to overshadow the stories of the books themselves. Back in the day, Bat'Chor was Hoid's best friend in the books that were relevant. Hoid spoke of the ascended men and women who are now gods as if he knew them personally. I can trace inspirations back to Asimov tying Foundation and Robots together and feeling like that was really cool and wanting to do something like that, if it makes sense. Then they shove it - ever so slightly - to create a deviation in its path. He has been to Aimia at some point. That art produced with low audience expectations can gain much love and loyal following from those given more then they expect; but conversely, an artist held in very high esteem can have their works torn apart and considered a failure for falling even slightly short from expectations. It is not absolute; you've seen at least one loophole. He wears a stiff black coat and carries a long thin sword at his waist. While under the effects of this curse, Hoid's behavior bore little resemblance to his normal personality. This may be important, but not much is known about it. Brandon Sanderson They guy he finds dead is not Hoid.