cremposter Posted May 18, 2025 Posted May 18, 2025 Why does alcohol effect sand mastery? is it just because alcohol dehydrates the body, or is it what i think that the user loses autonomy over themselves when inebriated. i dont much about autonomy mistborn era 2 kinda confused me but i think could be possible especially because of the way other shards respond to people violating the shards personallity/name. WaT and Era 2 spoiler: Spoiler Like how honor reacts to broken oaths no matter the reason why, same with Harmony having to keep balance. YaTNP spoiler: Spoiler Also sort of how virtuosity responds to great skill in yumi and painter 1
Treamayne Posted May 18, 2025 Posted May 18, 2025 (edited) Welcome to the Shard. Please consider an Intro Post to let us know what you have or have-not read (whichever list is shorter). Also, please consider checking out the Sharder FAQ for some useful forum info and tips. On 5/17/2025 at 8:14 PM, cremposter said: Why does alcohol effect sand mastery? is it just because alcohol dehydrates the body, or is it what i think that the user loses autonomy over themselves when inebriated. Most likely the former - because the Bond (likely Luhel) requires hydration, and alcohol dehydrates (ish - more it simply fails to hydrate and drinkers fail to account for the difference). I would actually disagree with your second hypothesis - if anything, it seems like Alcohol would increase a person's Autonomy (as they more readily act on instinct and ignore inhibitions learned from other people/cultures/beliefs). Hope that helps. Edited June 3, 2025 by Treamayne SPAG 1
Elite01 Posted May 18, 2025 Posted May 18, 2025 What I figured was the water is being used as fuel and is being passed to the sand. If you drank alcohol that would get passed to the sand making it “drunk.” So if you were making a straight line with the sand then it might wobble or curve.
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