TheBreadRuler

Yes, and even heal back any powers you lost as long as you still have the healing power. The main point I wanted to bring up is how Hemalurgy seems to be the Scadrian magic system that allows spiritweb tuning, but is just so general and limited to just granting powers. We've seen Fused in Scadrial Soulcast the Sibling, Awakeners manipulating memories, and Forging is probably one of the most flexible versions of this magic. So I believe it is possible that, in a similar way that Navani on Roshar is tuning and polarizing Investiture, a similar thing can be done to powers when they are in spikes, resulting in tweaked powers, such as Tin seeing through Lightweaving, Bronze detecting Feruchemy, and of course with TLM (TLM big spoiler) I'm also interested in Awakening hemalurgic spikes to increase or tweak the power.

I mean Pewter turns you into a super athlete, while the Surge of Abrasion in a sport like Basketball or Volleyball would be insanely broken. Most of Sel's magics would be outclassed by the fast magic of Scadrial and Roshar imo. Awakening seems like it could be very interesting. On Scadrial specifically, I wouldn't be surprised if Steelpushing and Ironpushing resulted in a similar game to Quidditch in an arena with a lot of metal obstacles, same in Roshar I guess, although there would probably have to be Order-specific sports.

yeah, it would also seem very random to get a power boost since you aren't actually moving faster, it's just time dilation and different perspectives. Why would objects you touch be considered a part of you? It's true there's a Connection established by physical touch but there's no proof this is the case. Of course, there is really almost no proof for any of this and this is all speculation. An important question is if guns would be affected by the time bubble that would usually only affect yourself, since bypassing the bullet redirection is huge.

Exactly, this is the mechanic that would put a Misting at the same level of combat power as Surgebinders IMO Also the possible interactions between Allomancy and Hemalurgy could be what will elevate a Mistborn to the same level as Elantrians or The God King, for example.

What if the bubble was insanely small? and since it originates with you and moves with you, only you would be included in the bubble.

Stacking multiplying effects is always better than just additive. Also Feruchemical power is not linearly tapped so tapping insane amounts is very inefficient, this is indeed a very powerful combo. Would the 1 second cooldown also be diminished if you are tapping steel? That would truly make this Twinborn a force to be reckoned with.

So, Bendalloy Mistings can technically change the size and shape of their bubbles. They can also leave things out of those bubbles. And a savant should also be able to move the bubble with them. So what's stopping them from being a Steelrunner that doesn't have to store or Compound Speed? They can shrink the size of the bubble to only include them, excluding everyone else and saving some Bendalloy. Speed is really the only advantage the Metallic Arts has over other magic systems, except maybe unsealed Metalminds and the Feruchemical utilities. Brandon has stated that a Feruchemist can beat a Surgebinder if they just tap a lot of speed and strength, so I don't see why duralumin or a savant Allomancer can't do the same thing. Am I missing something here? Bendalloy just seems like such a powerful combat metal, even if pewter and duralumin are also needed to beat a Surgebinder, for example. Also 2 minutes per nugget is a lot more time than it seems.

I'm super interested in Feruchemical copper and copper compounding. Can a copper feruchemist store muscle memory? we know compounding copper does "interesting things", could this be related to the Lord Ruler's perfect memory? If you combine both these ideas, could a copper compounder learn things extremely fast as the Investiture fuels the Storage function of the brain? For example, a copper compounder would only need a couple hours of practice to perfectly learn a sword stance and replicate it. Perfect aim, perfect form, so many possibilities.

A savant receives more Investiture/second when burning a metal, but do they burn through their metal faster? I understand a defining feature of Allomantic savants is that they're flaring all the time, but I'm talking outside of that. Did the Lord Ruler (pretty sure he's the strongest savant we've ever seen), who had duralumin-level Soothing normally, burn through his brass just as fast as a Mistborn burning duralumin?

I guess there are many ways of doing it, of varying difficulties.

Those are rare though. I guess that's the "easiest" way of doing that, but for example Odium provides free Voidlight to Fused. Powering Allomancy with Odium's investiture sounds like an awesome deal. Stormlight is plentiful and replenishing as well. Would burning Raysium, for example, allow one to draw in Voidlight?

Would it be possible to change the source of Allomancy's Investiture? Like for example make Allomancy pull from Odium's investiture? Hemallurgy is the magic system that seems most likely to be able to do this. The Dor seems pretty flexible, maybe some shenanigans could happen to get infinite allomancy while on Sel? Then Connection hack yourself to Sel to keep that wherever you are?

It seems the most solid theory is that Feruchemy is independent from Trell. Thanks for the wobs, I hadn't seen those. I'm very interested in seeing how Feruchemy was introduced into the population. We'll probably get an answer in the future.

I saw a good explanation of this idea: You Ruin yourself (weaker while storing) then Preserve that. The Autonomous part is where Trell comes in I guess, that one is much less likely. It might be Autonomous because it is not dependant on any shards to work. Hemalurgy is like that too but it leaves you open to Shardic influence.

I know that there isn't a canon answer yet, but what are the main solid theories behind the origins of Feruchemy? In my head, Trell is involved somehow. Since Feruchemy is Ruinous, Preservative, and Autonomous.