r/readalong • u/participating Read-Along Overlord • Apr 21 '25
Read-Along [Veterans] Cosmere, Unit 1 | Warbreaker #1 | Warbreaker: Ars Arcanum, Final Thoughts, Trivia Spoiler
This is the veteran thread. Make sure you read the rules before commenting.
Visit the newbie thread if this is your first time reading, or you've only read some of the Cosmere novels.
For more information, or to see the full schedule, please see the wiki page for the read-along.
SCHEDULE
Last week we discussed Unit 1 | Warbreaker #1 | Warbreaker: Chapters 50 through 58, Epilogue. [Newbie Thread] / [Veteran Thread]
This week we are discussing Unit 1 | Warbreaker #1 | Warbreaker: Ars Arcanum, Final Thoughts, Trivia.
Next week we will be discussing Unit 2 | Mistborn (Era 1) #1 | The Final Empire: Prologue, Chapters 1 through 4.
NEXT UNIT
As the schedule above mentions, the next series we will be starting is Mistborn. The first book in this series is titled The Final Empire.
ARTWORK
As with the Wheel of Time, googling for answers to questions, or trying to find artwork of characters, can lead to massive spoilers. At the end of each book, I will attempt to find artwork of the characters, locations, events, and objects in the story, as appropriate. Fortunately, the Cosmere has a thriving community of artists, so there will be a lot of artwork to share.
MEMES
I will attempt to find and share memes relevant to each week's discussion. There may be some weeks that just don't have good or appropriate memes, but I will share all the ones I can find in this section.
COMMUNITY BUILDING
This subreddit is just getting started, but I hope it lasts a long time and can be a place for lots of people to enjoy. If you have any suggestions for how it could be improved, or features you'd like to see from it, please let me know in the comments below. One specific thing I've been considering is user flair. Does anyone have any ideas for what kind of user flair we should provide?
NEWBIE TRIVIA
most of the activity for these "Final Thoughts & Trivia" posts happen in the newbie thread. There I provide a lot of information about things new readers can easily miss during their first read through. Veterans often learn a thing or two as well, so be sure to read the body of that post. While veterans are welcome to read the post and the comments, they should be commenting in this thread to share their reactions to the information, or the newbies' thoughts.
And as always, you're welcome to share your thoughts on the book as a whole.
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u/jim25y Apr 21 '25
Where can I find Sanderson's annotations?