KevThinker

A general inquiry. According to Warbreaker, At the end of the Manywar, Vasher entrusted his trove of breaths to the Hallandren Priests. How exactly did he accomplish this without ending his own life?

You know... Now that I think about it, there might even be a way to utilize all three magic systems at once. You forge a spike, then have a Feruchemist store an attribute into it, then ram that spike into a misting's heart stealing his allomantic Spirit DNA and then insert that into a person who would be able to utilize the combined power of the misting and the feruchemist. Thoughts? Like somekind of triple combination.

Just finished reading Mistborn and I was listening to the part where Sazed, Marsh and Vin are discussing Rashek's manipulation of Feruchemy and Allomancy to prolong his life. It got me thinking about how there doesn't seem to be any interaction between the Feruchemy and Hemalurgy. Would it be possible for a keeper to form a metalmind, have that metalmind forged into a spike and then have it pierce a person's spirit web to endow them with the stored attribute? We've already seen how an Allomancer's spiritual dna can be hacked and transferred, so why not a Feruchemist's? Just to be clear, I'm not talking about transferring the ability to use Feruchemy, I'm talking about forming a hemalurgic spike from a metalmind.

With Words of Radiance being released in two months and Firefight being about 55% completed, I wanted to ask what can we expect next? I'm really looking forward to some of the titles that have been teased like White Sand and Silence Divine. Is there any timeline in place for when fans will get to read these works? Also will there be a Hardcover copy released for Brandon's Infinity Blade novellas? Thanks!

Who is the third man Blunt? We have Galladon from Sel Demoux from Scadrial who is the third guy?

You know that rule for Feruchemy where a Feruchemist can only store and use energies that he himself produces? Do you think that same rule would apply to twins? Imagine two identical twin Feruchemists, I wonder if they could share metalminds.

Summer Glau is too old to play a 16 year old Vin. My picks are as follows: Kelsier: Dominic Cooper Dockson: Liam Neeson Marsh: Karl Urban Breeze: Johnny Depp Ham: Hugh Jackman Spook: Asa Butterfield Clubs: Liam Neeson Elend: Kit Harington Vin: Maisie Williams Sazed or Rashek: Rodrigo Santoro Renoux: Ian Mckellen Shan Elerial: I know she's too old but Christina Hendricks, more realistically I'd go with Jennifer Lawrence.

Don't get me wrong, I don't hate Devil May Cry, its a flashy action game that is good at what it does, but it mainly shuffles you down corridors killing enemy after enemy until you reach the end of a stage. I think to follow the same model for a Mistborn game wouldn't really bring out the fun of having allomantic powers. I just mention it, because Orbit seems to make games like Young Justice that are more in line with that type of style. I'd prefer to play a game that involves; 1) An open world (doesn't necessarily have to be Luthadel) which would allow you to Push/Pull your way through a giant city. You could have different missions which require you going into manors or buildings. 2) Puzzle elements that make use of your Allomantic Powers 3) A variety of enemys/mistings/haze killers that require different strategic approaches in combat. 4) Some form of free flow combat that highlights how a Mistborn is supposed to move and fight. 5) Some kind of activity that is not combat related which requires you to do noblemenly things (Possibly making a deal for your house, spying on a rival, making alliances with other houses and other subterfuge) When I think about a Mistborn, I think of a medieval superhero, to me the best superhero games in the past five years have been Batman and inFamous.

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Like I said, I'm lazy and didn't want to waste the love joke for my title

Also does Atium even exist at this point?

So this is just a quick question that I have because I'm a lazy reader. When a Koloss is created, is it formed out of several people who are spiked who then congeal together to form a Koloss, or is it just one person morphed into a Koloss through spiking?

Called it.

My current theory is that Feruchemy was the by product of Ruin and Harmony collaborating to create Scadrial in the first place. It survived past that initial event because it doesn't create or destroy when utilized. I also think it might be possible to create a Feruchemist by making an alloy from Atium and Larasium.

I was reading through Mistborn today and I couldn't help but think that Mistborn would benefit highly from the Arkham treatment that Batman has been getting from Rocksteady. I'm worried that this game is gonna end up like a Devil May Cry clone that bombs harder than Little Orbit's Young Justice.