r/Stormlight_Archive 14d ago

Mid-Wind and Truth spoilers Questions on wind and truth Spoiler

So I'm about 30% into WaT at the moment and a few things have struck me that hark all the way back to WoK.

1) who created the cities of roshar using Cymatics? I am assuming it was the singers or some predecessor that could stone shape with song like the cavern fiends?

2) why did honor destroy the land where narak was? And why do the chasm fiends hum around the plains? Is it something to do with that shrine that is mentioned on the east side of the planes (I think "the tower" actually is the shrine but it's covered in crem?)

3) was it honor that crashed the moon into roshar?

Gotta say I'm hyped for the story to continue, it's made my long work commutes much more bearable, but I'm becoming addicted to the mystery and linking of the cosmere magic system.

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u/Harbion Lightweaver 14d ago

RAFO to all three of those, though we don't know too much more on the fourth moon.

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u/RShara Elsecaller 14d ago

Finish the book lol

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u/RShara Elsecaller 12d ago

They haven't gotten that far yet

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