in the mistborn novels it is a theme that "metal is power " and this applies to both shards residing in scadrial
but this doesnt seem to be true for any of the other shards (you could say that Honor's shardplates and blades are "metal" but i think that it's a stretch)
If it was only one i would had assumed that it is only normal , diferent aspects of god draw their powers fron diferent sources, but both ?
(it could be becouse they are opposites but then that would require more of the shards to be paired)
i understand that writing with a goal of unifying stories is hard and that propably some books were published before the idea of the cosmere developed into a plan
Do you have any theories for why that happens ?
also sidequestion: why is it that Leras said that he couldnt create a world alone ,even though many other shards created worlds on there own ?
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so i've always been curious about this
in the mistborn novels it is a theme that "metal is power " and this applies to both shards residing in scadrial
but this doesnt seem to be true for any of the other shards (you could say that Honor's shardplates and blades are "metal" but i think that it's a stretch)
If it was only one i would had assumed that it is only normal , diferent aspects of god draw their powers fron diferent sources, but both ?
(it could be becouse they are opposites but then that would require more of the shards to be paired)
i understand that writing with a goal of unifying stories is hard and that propably some books were published before the idea of the cosmere developed into a plan
Do you have any theories for why that happens ?
also sidequestion: why is it that Leras said that he couldnt create a world alone ,even though many other shards created worlds on there own ?
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