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Your search for the tag 'Chasmfiends' yielded 3 results

  • 1

    Interview: Feb 20th, 2015

    Question

    Are the chasmfiends that we have seen the last stage of their life-cycle?

    Brandon Sanderson

    Yes, you have seen the last stage of their lifestyle.

    Question

    But that’s--

    Brandon Sanderson

    You’ve seen the second and third stages mostly.

    Question

    Are you counting the cocoons?

    Brandon Sanderson

    Cocoons are a stage, yes.

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  • 2

    Interview: Apr 23rd, 2016

    Question

    What are the upper limits size-wise of what a kandra form can take? Could they say be a chasmfiend?

    Brandon Sanderson

    Well, they would have trouble with the square-cube law, and a chasmfiend does not, because they have a symbiosis with natural spren, which keep them from crushing themselves. So a kandra would crush themselves if they tried to do that.

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  • 3

    Interview: Dec 6th, 2016

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    [Question about Chasmfiends, but I think we know stuff about already.] Thunderclasts have chasmfiend… they’re part of the in-world inspiration for thunderclasts [...]

    Brandon Sanderson

    [Chasmfiends are] an introduction of gemhearts and things like this, and the ability of certain creatures to hold investiture permanently, as Szeth says, rather than it seeping away like it does to humans.

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