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>>8255461
'Hoid' is a worldhopper but he's basically THE worldhopper. He isn't a Herald. Speaking of Heralds, we don't even know if the Heralds originated from Roshar themselves.

>>8255527
Hoid has been in every Cosmere story except for Shadows for Silence in the Forest of Hell and First of the Sun, as far as I'm aware. Even his appearance in Shadows is debatable between Sanderson and his main editor.

I don't know what you mean by SQW, anon. Also, Warbreaker takes place on Nalthis. Just call it by its planet name. It isn't its own universe.

>>8255534
As far as the original trilogy goes: he was an informant for Kelsier in the first book, leader of the Terris refugees in the second, and an informant again in the third book but spooked Vin so she didn't talk to him.

>>8257517
No clue. I'm sure he'll pop up. There's a nobody figure that is speculated to be him but nothing to confirm or deny it.

>>7447946
Want a story about an advanced civilization subtly preying upon and taking advantage of the inhabitants of a primitive world?

Then Everworld has a God-eating God. It was okay.
I thought Pendragon Adventures had a somewhat grey villain.
Black Company has all kinds of different 'villains'.
This probably isn't very helpful but it's all I can think of off the top of my head.

>tfw you finish Pushing Ice

>>5257570
Oh, I missed this one.

>Name of the Wind
>VERY good

>the tale of the Kvothinator who is the smartest of the smarts and gets everything he wants while mastering anything he wants
>also fucked a faery sex goddess thing :-)

>VERY GOOD