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@Chaos!!!! Thought I'd drop a comment just in case no one else has: About Moash saving Kaladin's life. Happens in Chapter 33 of the Way of the Kings. Dunny gets shot in a bridge run, and Kaladin goes to save him, but Moash holds him back so he doesn't get trampled by the cavalry.

Guys, imma on Struggle Street. I’ve read Warbreaker and all the Stormlight up till Part 3, but I don’t understand how you know Azure is Vivenna! What have I missed?!

Found it! Great. Thanks. Is the story in Arcanum Unbounded more complete than the one in Shadows Beneath?

Just finished reading Sixth of the Dusk, and I can't find where the not dead ambassador is mentioned. He/she seems important.

This comment is so dry that environmental scientists have it listed as a desert.

Ah, nice job. That sounds right. I wouldn't have guessed that, so props to you.

Hmmm...tricky...Is the squiggle Pattern?

Ha! I thought it was Hoid/Wit sitting on his chair insulting people.

I don't know the specific quote, but I think Shallan and Pattern discuss in WoR that spren don't really die, they just fade back into normal spren. So when someone who has bonded with a spren picks up a Shardblade, they are hearing the screams of the semi-sentient spren, lamenting that the human they had bonded with broke their oaths, just like Kaladin did.

I also believe Vasher's ability to transform his appearance was due to him being a Returned.

Is his name Josh Hartnett?. Just a hunch. Which I developed after looking at the poster. With a male name at the bottom.

Cool, thanks!

I'm looking to begin a game in Era 2, and have read the Alloy of Law supplement for the Mistborn Adventure Game. However, I've missed something important. What stat is used for firing guns? Not in duels, just in regular combat. I feel as if I've read it, but I can't seem to find it where it is. I remember something about the Narrator setting the Difficulty of the shot, or if the target is trying to avoid the shot, then they roll their Physique. But what do you use to shoot a gun?

I mean, they both sound possible, and they both seem to fit what we now of Shard Pools and World Hopping, but that's about it. I'm curious. Where did you come up with these ideas?

Sounds cool, but what's behind this theory, or is this just pure, unadulterated speculation?

Hmm, I agree. Bloodmakers would be ideal for testing medical theories on.

In the scene where MeLaan is healing Marasi, MeLaan uses her own matter to patch the hole in Marasi's intestine and side. When Wax learns what she is doing, he says something like, "Her body will reject it", before MeLaan explains she copied Marasi's DNA in order to avoid rejection. However, this raises the question: How did Wax know about a body rejecting a foreign organ. Because that was only discovered when transplants first became a possibility, and I'm reasonably sure they're not up to that yet. The only explanation I can think of is that he's previously tried to graft one of Wayne's finger onto someone else, knowing that Wayne could regrow it (that, or a similar operation).

I would have said atium was more external in its use and application. Still, an argument could be made in favour of it being internal.

But would it be necessary for a sacrifice to take place? Couldn't the kandra just make the organ? However, I'm just repeating things that have already been said.

Kind of like babushka dolls. They just keep coming. And that's an interesting thought. Can kandra eat living humans? I guess they can, because I can't think of a reason why they couldn't. And even a Thug couldn't keep fighting when there's this slime dissolving his leg.

For that a kandra would need to attach to nerves, muscles, ligaments, bone, and a host of other things. I'm not sure if that's possible. I'm just imagining Wayne talking to his 'leg', and everyone around him thinks he is crazy when he tells them, "My leg is actually a Faceless Immortal!"

In Era 3, is it possible that we will see kandra forming organs (using corspes as a guide, or something similar), and then those organs being surgically removed to be used on patients? Because that seems like a logical step in the application of the kandra's ability. However, is it even possible for organs to be removed from a kandra? Does it stay in its form, or just dissolve into goop or nothingness. Or, would there even need to be a surgical procedure to extract the organs? Could the kandra just detach it from within themselves, and bring it out of their bodies?

I've read through the MAG book, and I confused about charges for Allomancy. When someone decides to use one, and say it lasts for 20 minutes, is that time in the game world, or the real world?

Rashek was a Feruchemist, so maybe something along those lines? The terms that are unique to Feruchemistry are things like tap, or fill, or bracer. Not sure if you can do something with those. Love the project, Squirrel. Really cool idea. One last thing though. At that point in time was it known that 16 was the number/sign of Allomancy? I think the common Allomancers thought there was just ten metals, although the Lord Ruler knew of fourteen. Maybe he assumed there was more?

I thought I'd try read the Stormlight Archive, because from what I've seen there's a lot of titbits for Mistborn in there.