In this episode of The Silverlight Commons, hosts John and Jacob broadcast from Roshar's Horneater Peaks, discussing their anticipation for the upcoming release of 'Wind and Truth' by Brandon Sanderson. The hosts share updates on book giveaways, Dragonsteel's pre-release copies, and the novelization of 'White Sand.' Moving into the main segment, they dive into Roshar's magic system, focusing on the Knights Radiant and their unique orders. John and Jacob describe the powers, oaths, and spren associated with each order, providing insights based on Sanderson's extensive world-building. In the 'Theories of the Week' segment, they discuss the Push-Pull dynamic of Rosharan orders and the deeper implications of Kaladin’s powers. Listeners are reminded of ongoing giveaways and encouraged to visit associated pages for more details.

In this episode of The Silverlight Commons, hosts John and Jacob discuss their preferred reading orders for Brandon Sanderson's Cosmere series and share updates on Sanderson-related events like the Light Day sale at Dragonsteel Books and the upcoming release of 'Wind and Truth.' Emphasizing the importance of timing, John and Jacob explain how to fully appreciate the connections and Easter eggs within the series. They highlight essential novellas like 'The Emperor's Soul' and 'Mistborn: Secret History,' arranging them in a way that preserves mystery and impact. The episode also features fascinating theories about the origins of the Iriali and cultural influences on Roshar. Listeners are encouraged to participate in ongoing giveaways, including a chance to win a copy of 'Wind and Truth.'

Edit: We had to reupload the audio file to make sure the episode got to Spotify. I apologize to our Spotify listeners for the missing episode.

Jacob and John introduce themselves from the city of Silverlight.

They dive into some Sanderson news, including how listeners can win a free copy of Winds & Truth.

They dive into favorite Cosmere books and characters (and least favorite characters), their theories of the week, and some thoughts on fantasy as a whole.