The Lost Metal: A Mistborn Novel

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It’s hard to know what you want. We never have all the information. We merely have to do what we can with what we have.” At Dragonsteel Mini-Con, Brandon mentioned that there is a worldhopper from a planet with a culture inspired by the Indian subcontinent in the book. [24] He sat staring at the door for a long time. He wasn’t wearing a hat, which meant he had to just be himself. The true him, the one that knew this pain. They’d ridden together on many a dusty path. This pain had been his invisible friend since childhood. The pain of knowing what he really was. The pain of being worthless. So now, I can't say I'm too disappointed. There were some things that I didn't love, but do think this is a worthy addition to both Mistborn and the Cosmere. Definitely a must-read for any Cosmere fans, because big things happen in the Epilogue (or, rather, are going to lead to big things).

Este libro no es solo un cierre, es una promesa. Una declaración de intenciones de lo que Sanderson planea hacer con el Cosmere, de cómo todas las tramas individuales de las distintas sagas terminarán desembocando en algo mucho más enorme y ambicioso. Y vaya si lo hace bien. We have introduced a temporary Cosmere (no TLM) flair to accommodate anyone who wishes to discuss Mistborn books in a Cosmere context without touching on any TLM spoilers. Set six years after the events of The Bands of Mourning, Wax is now more politician than lawman. Wayne is an actual constable now and Marasi’s partner. They’ve all had changes in their personal lives. Wax and Steris now have two kids, Max and Tindwyl. Marasi has been dating Allik for a couple of years. And Wayne, unfortunately, is feeling a bit down on account of the fact that MeLaan said she’s going to break up with him soon. Still, there is the problem of the Set and Trell looming over their heads. After a few years of quiet, Marasi now has a solid lead on what they’ve been doing this whole time and a way to catch them. She and Wayne travel to Bilming in the hopes of surprising one of the Set’s smuggling operations. What they discover is so much more than that and Wax is once again called to be Harmony’s sword as he joins them. Edit #11: TODAY IS THE DAY EVERYONE. WE FINALLY MADE IT IT. IT WAS A LONG, HARD JOURNEY BUT WE’RE HERE NOW. YOU CAN BET YOUR ASS I’LL BE READING THIS AS SOON AS I GET HOME FROM WORK. I HOPE YOU GUYS WILL BE JOINING ME. Are they as good as 1st Era? In my opinion, no. Not that they aren't great, but I very much like philosophical themes in books I read, and, even though 2nd Era has its moments, it is not as heavy or thought provoking. Which is fine, because I don't think it was trying to be that. They are light and fun books which I really like. Never really hitting that five star mark for me, but they have consistently been enjoyable reads.Alright, let's talk a bit about Worldhopper characters. If you're a Cosmere fan like me, it's hard to imagine the possibility of the Worldhopper characters and their magic's existence in this book not becoming one of the highlights for you. It unquestionably was for me. Again, no spoilers on their identity, but there were at least eight Worldhopper characters from other worlds (mostly Sel) and series in this book. Most of these appearances and scenes are texts you should RAFO for yourself. I will, however, mention I am in awe of every scene involving two dominant Worldhoppers in The Lost Metal: Moonlight and TwinSoul. Moonlight (No, I will not tell you her identity) is one of my favorite characters in the entire Cosmere. Assuming that I'm not wrong, though. To see her appearing in The Lost Metal, exhibiting her magic system and playing a role in the story, made my heart soar with glee and excitement. I did not expect it at all, and it was a truly welcome surprise. And then there is TwinSoul, who I believe to be a completely new character in the Cosmere. Sanderson mentioned in the author's note at the beginning of the book:

An excellent finale to this section of the Mistborn series. Waxillium, Wayne and Steris are all in top form aided by Detective Marsi Colms. Con el metal perdido damos cierre a la segunda era de nacidos de la bruma, era que adoré por sus personajes, su comedia y su ambientación. Voy a extrañar muchísimo esta etapa del Cosmere.Sanderson, Brandon (December 19, 2016). "State of the Sanderson 2016". brandonsanderson.com . Retrieved August 31, 2017. El libro de principio a fin estuvo lleno de acción, escenas emotivas y todos los personajes tuvieron su momento para destacar. Sin duda el mejor de la segunda era.

In conclusion, The Lost Metal has lots of great character moments, excellent pacing and an overall satisfying conclusion. The plot just didn’t feel as tightknit as some of Sanderson’s other books, but overall, I had a wonderful time reading this book. Content from the book (except for officially released preview chapters) may not be discussed until publication day. If you obtain an early copy of the book by any means, it can't be discussed in this subreddit until the book is published. Aún así, si tenéis pensado leeros todo el Cosmere... Mi consejo es que no tengáis prisa y disfrutéis de las cosas en orden para sacarle el máximo provecho.

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Telsin and her reasoning, which boils down to her being an antagonist with an understandable motive, reminds me of Taravangian - minus the hunger for power. Sanderson is so good at creating relatable “villains.” My god... The Lost Metal was an explosive and stunning conclusion to Mistborn: Wax and Wayne series. Sanderson has delivered another tremendous finishing volume in The Mistborn Saga, reinforcing my excitement for future Cosmere books. Tense diplomatic situations were not impressed by the presence of a five-year-old. But it could have been worse—he could have brought Wayne instead.” - Wax