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The Knights of Crystallia/Statistical analysis

This page contains a statistical analysis of Alcatraz Versus the Knights of Crystallia.
For other books in the series see Alcatraz_Versus_the_Evil_Librarians/Statistical analysis, The Scrivener's Bones/Statistical analysis, The Shattered Lens/Statistical analysis and The Dark Talent/Statistical analysis.
=== Chapter by Chapter Breakdown ===
Chapter 	Word Count	Percentage
Foreword 	268 	0.46%
Chapter 1 	2,319 	4.00%
Chapter 2 	3,252 	5.61%
Chapter 3 	2,909 	5.02%
Chapter 4 	2,933 	5.06%
Chapter 5 	2,356 	4.07%
Chapter 6 	3,033 	5.23%
Chapter 7 	2,871 	4.95%
Chapter 8 	1,958 	3.38%
Chapter 9 	2,873 	4.96%
Chapter 10 	2,300 	3.97%
Chapter 11 	2,512 	4.33%
Chapter 12 	2,156 	3.72%
Chapter 13 	2,773 	4.78%
Chapter 14 	3,332 	5.75%
Chapter 15 	2,501 	4.32%
Chapter 16 	2,198 	3.79%
Chapter 17 	2,688 	4.64%
Chapter 18 	3,225 	5.56%
Chapter 19 	2,044 	3.53%
Chapter 20 	2,260 	3.90%
Chapter 21 	2,223 	3.84%
Royal Epilogue (Not a Chapter)	2,804 	4.84%
Afterword 	167 	0.29%
Total 	57,955 	100.00%
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category: statistics
The Liar of Partinel

The Liar of Partinel is an unpublished cosmere work that Brandon Sanderson wrote in 2007.
The story takes place on the world of Yolen and features a character called Midius, a Lightweaver who adopts the name of his master, Hoid. When it was written, this book was intended to serve as a prequel to the story arc of a rewritten Dragonsteel Prime, but would have been published as a standalone book to avoid confusion with the main Dragonsteel sequence.
It was Sanderson's first attempt at writing Hoid's origin story, which he wanted to be "epic and awesome," but it just wasn't working and "every chapter was a chore to write." He does not distribute this book because the personality of one character "never clicked," and he does not want it to color fans' predispositions towards that character. He still intends to write this story some day, probably after the The Stormlight Archive is finished, though he will rewrite it from scratch. The Ars Arcanum of Words of Radiance claims that Roshar's Lightweaving is the most similar to the "original Yolish variant," suggesting that this portion of the magic will stay canon.
== Notes ==
Category: Cosmere
es:The Liar of Partinel
The Lightweaver of Rens

The Lightweaver of Rens is an unpublished cosmere work set on Yolen. During Brandon's 2007 rewrite of the Dragonsteel series, he outlined this book as a direct sequel to The Liar of Partinel and a prequel to the main Dragonsteel arc. Brandon was ultimately dissatisfied with Liar, and so this book was never finished.
Similar to The Liar of Partinel, this story is believed to have featured a character named Midius who later becomes Hoid.
== Notes ==
Category: cosmere
es: The Lightweaver of Rens
The List

The List is a list of reasons why short people are better off than tall people according to Kazan Smedry. It is not clear if Kaz is serious about The List, but he takes every opportunity to recite from it. Australia Smedry finds The List ridiculous, as does Bastille. Kazan says that the facts on The List are scientifically researched and time-tested.
==Known items on The List==
1. Don't argue with the short person. He's always right.
15. Short people make smaller targets.
28. Short people can find things easier and follow trails better because they are closer to the ground.
47. Tall people's heads are in thinner atmosphere, causing oxygen deprivation, which causes their brains to not work as well as short people's.
56.5. Short people know when to stay on the ground (and avoid scary extreme heights).
63. If everyone were short, ceilings could be lower, thereby lowering building costs.
82. When short people plummet to their doom, they don't fall as far.
127. Short people have smaller bodies, but regular-sized hearts, so their heart-to-flesh ratio is larger, making them more compassionate.
236. Short people are more humble.
257. A tall person can shield you from dragon breath.
Unknown number. Short people are better because it takes them longer to walk places, therefore they get more exercise.
== Notes ==
The Lost Metal/Covers

This is a gallery for all known covers for The Lost Metal. For more information about each cover, including other editions and translations using the same art, check each file's individual page. 
TLM US Cover.jpg | United States (Tor, 2022)
TLM US 2023 Cover.jpg | United States (Tor, 2023)
TLM UK Cover.jpg | United Kingdom (Gollancz)
TLM ES Cover.jpeg | Spain (Nova)
TLM PL Cover.jpg | Poland (Mag)
TLM BG Cover.jpg | Bulgaria (Артлайн-Студиос / Artline Studios)
TLM DE Cover.jpg | Germany (Piper)
TLM TW Cover.jpg | Taiwan (奇幻基地 / Fantasy Foundation)
TLM RO Cover.jpg | Romania (Trei)
 
Category:Cover Galleries
The Lost Metal/Interior art

This is a gallery of interior art for The Lost Metal. For more information about each piece, including transcripts of the text (when needed), check each file's individual page.
Scadrial map.png | by a map of Scadrial
<gallery widths=3000px heights=300px mode="packed" caption="Interior art">
Elendel Map (The Lost Metal).jpeg | by a map of Elendel
<gallery widths=3000px heights=300px mode="packed" caption="Interior art">
The Two Seasons broadsheet.jpg | by The Two Seasons
Category:Interior art
The Most Boring Book Ever

The Most Boring Book Ever is a children's picture book by Brandon Sanderson and Kazu Kibuishi. The title refers to the book's "boring" text, which is humorously contrasted with exciting pictures to accompany it. It was published by Roaring Brook Press, a children's imprint of Macmillan Publishers, on September 24, 2024.
==Development==
During the COVID-19 pandemic, Brandon found himself reading more picture books with his kids, notably Don't Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus! and The Book With No Pictures. These books (and one of his favorite picture books as a kid, The Monster at the End of This Book) each have elements that directly interact with the reader. Brandon's general love of this genre inspired him to create The Most Boring Book Ever. Brandon and his family were fans of Kazu Kibuishi through his Amulet series of epic fantasy graphic novels, and they were excited when he agreed to join the project. Brandon believes that a wide age range of kids will enjoy the book's concept.
==Future==
Brandon believes that the experience of publishing The Most Boring Book Ever will help him realize his ambitions of creating cosmere picture books based on in-world stories such as "The Girl Who Looked Up" and "The Dog and the Dragon". The cosmere stories would presumably involve Hoid.
== Notes ==
The Nebraskian

The Nebraskian is the working title for the third and final book in a planned Rithmatist trilogy. 
Neither it nor the second book, The Aztlanian, have been written, so information about the story is scarce. The title is also subject to change.
The Rithmatist series was planned to be a trilogy, but Brandon has not returned to it for several reasons. It's possible that the final book may be dropped.
== Notes ==
The New Ascendancy

The New Ascendancy is a broadsheet published in New Seran.
The front page of volume 6, issue 220, published on Cladence 8, 342 is used as the interior art for The Bands of Mourning.
It contains a serialised story about Nicki Savage, Paranatural Detective called The Constructs of Antiquity Part Two. The Ghastly Gondola!.
== Headlines ==
== Adverts ==
New Ascendancy broadsheet.jpg | The New Ascendancy front page on 8th Cladence 342
Allomancer Jak presents.png | logo for the "Allomancer Jak presents" column 
Pewternaught.PNG | The Pewternaut
Soother's Choice.jpg | Soother's Choice logo
Ghastly Gondola.jpg | Nicki Savage and the gondola
== Notes ==
The Night Brigade

The Night Brigade is a tentative title for a cosmere novel set on Threnody. The novel is considered one that Brandon will "maybe" write someday, although he does consider it integral to the overall cosmere sequence. The novel is planned to take place in the Homeland.
== Plot Summary ==
An expedition tries to go back to the Homeland and free it from the Evil but things don't go well for them--the book starts with their ships sinking and the people washing up on shore. 
The Deepest Ones will be "involved a great deal."
== Characters ==
The story will follow the Admiral, though while she will be the protagonist, she will not necessarily be the hero. It will also feature a number of new characters, and is unlikely to include Silence Montane, except possibly as a minor cameo. The eponymous Night Brigade, introduced in The Sunlit Man, is expected to feature.
== Setting ==
The story takes place on Threnody, likely on the Homeland, the former home of the Forescouts that was lost to the Evil. It will be the closest Brandon has ever gotten to writing in the grimdark genre.
== Development ==
The Night Brigade has been a part of Brandon's original plan for the cosmere saga for many years, since before he was a published author. The original idea for the story involved a group of refugees arriving in the Forests of Hell after having fled the Homeland, now destroyed by the Evil. Recent years have seen Brandon grow more confident in his idea to flip the story on its head and instead focus on people attempting to take back the Homeland. He has not yet fully completed an outline for the book.
== Trivia ==
* One of the reasons Brandon wants to write this book is because there is "a group" that will be important later in the cosmere saga, and he needs to write a book about them so that readers know who they are.
* When Brandon first dropped the potential name of the novel in 2016 he called it "Dusk Brigade", but it was misheard as "Dust Brigade". The name "Dust Brigade" was then used in the fandom for years. It wasn't until 2022 when Brandon talked about changing the in-universe group's name to "Night Brigade" (due to the similarity with the character named Sixth of the Dusk) that the communication error was caught.
== Notes ==
es:The Night Brigade
The Original

The Original is an audio original story co-written by Brandon Sanderson and Mary Robinette Kowal, two of the hosts of the Writing Excuses podcast. It is performed by Julia Whelan.
== Synopsis ==
In the near future, humans choose life - for a price. Injectable nanite technology is the lifeblood that flows through every individual wishing to experience the world through the lens of their own theme. While death from mortal wounds is still possible, life is made easier in a socially liberated society where automation and income equality allow passion pursuits to flourish over traditional work. Renewal stations are provided to every law-abiding citizen for weekly check-ins, which issue life-sustaining repairs in exchange for personal privacy. But what becomes of those who check out, of those who dare to resist immortality and risk being edited under the gaze of an identity-extracting government surveillance system?
When Holly Winseed wakes up in a hospital room, her memory compromised and a new identity imposed on her, a team of government agents wastes no time stating their objective. With intent to infiltrate and defeat the terrorist group ICON, the agents tell Holly that she is now a Provisional Replica and has one week to hunt down and kill her Original for the murder of her husband, Jonathan. If she succeeds, she’ll assume her Original’s place in society. If she fails, her life will end. Holly’s progress is monitored by an assigned contact that feeds her information as she confronts the blank, robotic world around her, discovering that others view life through the theme of their own choosing.
With her newly implanted combat and deduction skills, Holly fends off both attacks by terrorists and doubts about her own trustworthiness as clues lead her to her Original - and to the truth about Jonathan. In the end, one body remains and one walks away. Although questions persist, one thing is certain: Life will never be the same.
== Summary ==
The story is about a world in which the government creates clones of criminals to track the criminal down. If successful, the clone is promised the chance to take the Original's place in life. The clones also have controls in place to kill them at the press of a button.
== Development ==
Brandon completed the outline in about a week in May 2018 and revisited it later in the year. He decided the story might work as an audio original and decided to bring in a coauthor, although he did not initially reveal who it was. Writing happened throughout 2019. Brandon became concerned after learning that the Will Smith film Gemini Man had a premise very similar to that of The Original; he hoped to publish the story before the release of the film in fall 2019, but that proved unfeasible. Recording of the audio had begun by December 2019. By mid-2020, the publisher had decided to delay the release to later in the year, for reasons unknown to Brandon.
The reception of the audio format of The Original may influence whether Brandon would use a similar format for future Legion or The Reckoners stories.
== Cover Gallery ==
== Notes ==
The Original/Covers

This is a gallery for all known covers for The Original. For more information about each cover, including other editions and translations using the same art, check each file's individual page. 
Original US cover.jpg | United States (Mainframe)
Original DE cover.jpg | Germany (Penguin Random House)
The Original DK Cover.jpg | Denmark (SAGA Egmont)
Original PL Cover.webp | Poland (EmpikGo)
Original FN Cover.jpg | Finland (SAGA Egmont)
 
Category:Cover Galleries
The Path

The Path is a religion on Scadrial. Followers of this faith accept the ways of the Shard Harmony, though they do not worship him. The symbol of the Path is ten interlocking rings.
== Beliefs ==
=== Basic Tenet ===
*Do more good than harm
=== Aspect Beliefs ===
*All truth is important
*Do not seek lust without commitment
*See strength in all flaws
*Requirement to give more than one takes
*Do not waste time worshiping Harmony
== Practices ==
Pathians meditate for 15 minutes daily, and there is no specific prescribed posture for meditation. During this meditation, Pathians wear a single earring. If this earring is a Hemalurgic spike, it would allow occasional communication between Harmony and the Pathian. The Path is to study the beliefs of 300 ancient religions detailed in the Words of Founding and learn from their moral codes. Doing good is to be considered as worship in and of itself.
The Path has no formal clergy. However, Pathian missionaries exist to provide direction and explanation about the Path. Pathian structures are small. They are known as sanctuaries, built to resemble the Terris huts of old, typically containing only two chairs and a loft. One of the chairs is for the visitors to the sanctuary, the other ostensibly for Harmony. Eight sides of the sanctuaries are filled by large doorways, left open to allow the mists inside.
The Path teaches that the mists are Harmony's body.
Harmontide is a sacred holiday to the Path.
== Notable Followers ==
*Waxillium Ladrian
*Replar Innate
*Claude Aradel
*Larskpur - Missionary 
== Notes ==
category: religion
The Photographer

The Photographer is a young, black haired man of about twenty-two years old, of Asian appearance. The Photographer believes he is living in a Snapshot, and looks for Deviations. The Photographer tries to expel these Deviations, which are all just people with some sort of flaw in their biology in his opinion. For people with asthma, he killed them via asphyxiation. He killed farsighted people by poisoning them and a group of naturally paralyzed people he drowned in a pool.
The Photographer was pleased to see the Reality badge and be proved right about his Snapshot theory. He sees this as proof that all the murders he had committed had been right, however claims that he is allowing the Snapshot to do it as he kills by targeting people's vulnerabilities instead of shooting them. The Photographer dupe is killed when Chaz shoots him. The real Photographer was caught by real life police with the information Davis provided while trying to contaminate food supplies at a school.
== Notes ==
The Poem of Ista

The Poem of Ista is ancient poetry from Roshar by an unknown author. 
It is notable for its mention of a Dawnshard, including a description of its ability to "bind" any creature. It also indicates that the Dawnshard was in the possession of an unknown male entity. It references a temple surrounded by very tall steps built for Heralds. 
Jasnah Kholin includes an excerpt from the poem in one of her notebooks while researching Voidbringers and Urithiru. Jasnah finds it curious that Dawnshards are mentioned often in early mythologies, but are largely ignored by modern scholars. The term "Ista" is not mentioned in the excerpt, and its meaning is unclear.
== Notes ==
Category: Literature
The Poem of the Seventh Morning

The Poem of the Seventh Morning is ancient poetry from Roshar.
The poem itself has been lost, but parts of it survive through citations in other ancient works. During her research of Voidbringers, Jasnah Kholin quoted a snippet from the poem in her notebook. The quote contains some information attributed to an ancient Knight Radiant who was familiar with fighting Voidbringers.
== Notes ==
Category: Literature
The Reckoners

The Reckoners is a young adult series written by Brandon Sanderson. The original series of books included Steelheart, Firefight, Calamity, and a novelette, Mitosis. An additional story about a different group of Reckoners, Lux, was released in July of 2021 as an audio original.
== Summary ==
The setting of The Reckoners series is a twenty-first century alternate Earth. Visible in the sky is a large red object called Calamity, which appeared twelve years before the events of Steelheart. One year after the emergence of Calamity, the Epics, super-powered humans, appeared. 
* For more detailed history see Earth (Reckoners)#History
* For book summaries see Steelheart/Summary, Firefight/Summary, Calamity/Summary, Mitosis/Summary and Lux/Summary
* For the board game see The Reckoners (board game)
== Books ==
Year	Book 	Order	Length 	Notes 	Refs
2013	Steelheart	#1 	Novel 	 	
2013	Mitosis 	#1.5 	Novelette	 	
2015	Firefight 	#2 	Novel 	 	
2016	Calamity 	#3 	Novel 	 	
2021	Lux 	#4 	Novel 	Audio original; cowritten with Steven Michael Bohls.	
==Trivia==
*Brandon initially planned another series in the same universe, The Apocalypse Guard, about a group that works to save planets from mass extinctions. The first book, however, didn't work, and Brandon is currently working on revising with the help of his friend and author Dan Wells. He has not fully ruled out a connection to the Reckoners universe, but it is not a priority.
== Cover Galleries ==
== Notes ==
category: series
 
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The Reckoners (board game)

The Reckoners is a board game created by Nauvoo Games, based on the setting and characters from The Reckoners books. The game is played cooperatively by up to six players who take on the roles of the various members of the Reckoners. Their overall goal is to discover the weakness of Steelheart and assassinate him, but there are also other Epics present in the game who must be dealt with.
An expansion, Steelslayer, has been announced, and began its Kickstarter campaign on September 10th, 2020; it will feature two new "boss" epics, Regalia and Limelight, as well as two new settings, Babilar and Ildithia.
== Gallery ==
Some of the in-game artwork has been released online.
Armsman - Reckoners Board Game.jpg | by Armsman
Snowfall - Reckoners Board Game.jpg | by Snowfall
Lightning - Reckoners Board Game.jpg | by Lightning
Quicksand - Reckoners Board Game.jpg | by Quicksand (game-original)
Audio - Reckoners Board Game.jpg | by Audio (game-original)
Tia - Reckoners Board Game.png | by Tia
Megan - Reckoners Board Game.png | by Megan Tarash
Abraham - Reckoners Board Game.png | by Abraham Desjardins
Exel - Reckoners Board Game.jpg | by Exel
Regalia - Reckoners Board Game.jpg | by Regalia
Sourcefield - Reckoners Board Game.jpg | by Sourcefield
== Notes ==
category: meta
The Rithmatist/Covers

This is a gallery for all known covers for The Rithmatist. For more information, including what other editions used any particular cover, visit each image's file page.
The Rithmatist.jpg | United States (Tor Teens, 2013)
Rithmatist US Tor cover.jpg | United States (Tor Teens, 2019)
Rithmatist UK.jpg | United Kingdom (Orion Children's Books)
Rithmatist UK Tor Cover.jpg | United Kingdom (Tor UK)
Rithmatist RU Cover.jpg | Russia (Азбука / Azbooka)
Rithmatist BG cover.jpg | Bulgaria (Артлайн Студиос / Artline Studios)
Rithmatist CN cover.jpg | Mainland China (重庆出版社 / Chongqing Publishing House)
Rithmatist TW cover.jpg | Taiwan (奇幻基地出版 / Fantasy Foundation)
Rithmatist HR Cover.jpg | Croatia (Planet Zoe)
Rithmatist CZ cover.jpg | Czech Republic (Talpress)
Rithmatist FR cover.jpg | France (Outre Fleuve)
Rithmatist PL cover.jpg | Poland (Wydawnictwo MAG)
Rithmatist SP cover.jpg | Spain (Ediciones B)
Category:Cover Galleries
The Rithmatist/Interior art

This is a gallery of interior art for The Rithmatist. For more information about each piece, including transcripts of the text (when needed), check each file's individual page.
United Isles of America.jpg | by Isaac Stewart United Isles of America
Rithmatist - Circles.jpg | by Two-Point and Four-Point Circles
Rithmatist - Six-Point Circle.jpg | by Six-Point Circles
Rithmatist - Nine-Point Circles.jpg | by Nine-Point Circles
Rithmatist - Advanced Bind Points.jpg | by Advanced Notes on Bind Points and Circles
Rithmatist - Four Lines.jpg | by The Four Rithmatic Lines
Rithmatist - Line Strengths.jpg | by Line Strengths
Types of Chalklings.jpg | by Types of Chalklings
Binding Chalklings.jpg | by Binding Chalklings
Rithmatist - Instructing Chalklings.jpg | by Instructing Chalklings
Rithmatist - Anchoring.jpg | by Anchoring Defensive Circles
Rithmatist - Lines of Vigor.jpg | by Lines of Vigor
Rithmatist - Bouncing Lines.jpg | by Bouncing Lines of Vigor
Rithmatist - Lines of Forbiddance.jpg | by Lines of Forbiddance
 
Rithmatist - Basic Easton Defense.jpg | by Basic Easton Defense
Rithmatist - Advanced Easton Defense.jpg | by Advanced Easton Defense
Rithmatist - Ballintain Defense.jpg | by Ballintain Defense
Rithmatist - Eskridge Defense.jpg | by Eskridge Defense
Rithmatist - Jordan Defense.jpg | by Jordan Defense
Rithmatist - Matson Defense.jpg | by Matson Defense
Rithmatist - Osborn Defense.jpg | by Osborn Defense
Rithmatist - Shoaff Defense.jpg | by Shoaff Defense
Rithmatist - Sumsion Defense.jpg | by Sumsion Defense
Rithmatist - Taylor Defense.jpg | by Taylor Defense
Rithmatist - Dorms sketch.jpg | by Second-Floor Dorms at Armedius Academy
Rithmatist - Lilly Whiting.jpg | by The Scene of Lilly Whiting's Disappearance
Rithmatist - Herman Libel.jpg | by The Scene of Herman Libel's Disappearance
Category:Interior art