PorridgeBrick he/him Posted February 17, 2014 Posted February 17, 2014 Well, I think this thread has been succesfully derailed. 1
Sirscott13 he/him Posted February 17, 2014 Author Posted February 17, 2014 yes the cookie overlords have seen fit to end this thread and reveal their master plan fare thee well cookie lords, fare thee well 1
WeiryWriter he/him Posted February 18, 2014 Posted February 18, 2014 but if the blade soul casts anything it touches into cookies when it is transported to the spiritual realm (when sheathed) what would become of all the dead people there?? Its a cookie armagedon. Hoid is evil now Side Note: The Spiritual Realm is not the final resting place for people in the cosmere. They go somewhere that is beyond the Three Realms. Melhay Also, We just took for granted that Sazed is with Tindwyl now. Is that so? Brandon Sanderson Well, here's the thing. What Sazed is right now is something of a god in the classic Greek sense—a superpowered human being, elevated to a new stage of existence. Not GOD of all time and space. In a like manner, there are things that Sazed does not have power over. For instance, he couldn't bring Vin and Elend back. Where Tindwyl exists is beyond space and time, in a place Sazed hasn't learned to touch yet. He might yet. If you want to add in your heads him working through that, feel free. But as it stands at the end of the book, he isn't yet with Tindwyl. (He is, however, with Kelsier—who refused to "Go toward the light" so to speak, and has been hanging around making trouble ever since he died. You can find hints of him in Mistborn 3 at the right moments. (source) Also in regards to the description of the modern trilogy, it doesn't mention the nicrosil misting but I know I've seen that somewhere: Christina My question: What exactly does the Mistborn sequel series entail? Brandon Sanderson (Goodreads) Several hundred years after the original trilogy—Spoiler alert!—Wait, aren't these questions supposed to be about Warbreaker? Anyway, the Mistborn sequel trilogy, as I've said before, takes place in a more technologically advanced version of the world, several hundred years later. They've progressed beyond steam technology to combustion engine technology, are building skyscrapers ;mdash; that level of technology. It will follow the exploits of a team of Allomancers who are kind of like an Allomantic SWAT team, a group of hybrid mercenary/deputized individuals who are brought in by the police to take out Allomancer criminals. The first book will deal with when they are called in to deal with a Mistborn serial killer. That's how it starts. It will go bizarre from there, of course, but think guns, cars, skyscrapers, and Allomancers. (source) As for the cookie discussion, are any of you familiar with cookie clicker?
Swimmingly he/him Posted February 18, 2014 Posted February 18, 2014 Aha! So that's where all those Grandmas came from!
PorridgeBrick he/him Posted February 18, 2014 Posted February 18, 2014 So, on a sadly cookie-less note, I've been thinking of how Selian magic is affected by Duralumin. Would Aons become uber-powerful, due to an increased gateway for the Dor to flow through? Or is that too external to have any effect. And, if it works, then would the material on which the Aon is drawn be affected by the sheer power running through it, like how the mists and stormlight hurt the users, gems shatter, and metals disintegrate?
Moogle Posted February 18, 2014 Posted February 18, 2014 I imagine an Elantrian burning duralumin would glow very brightly and have an enhanced whatever-Elantrians-get.
PorridgeBrick he/him Posted February 18, 2014 Posted February 18, 2014 I imagine an Elantrian burning duralumin would glow very brightly and have an enhanced whatever-Elantrians-get.I forgot that they take the Dor into themselves, too. They're probably subject to the same deal as surgebinders, then, with power tearing them up from the inside while healing the damage.
Sirscott13 he/him Posted February 18, 2014 Author Posted February 18, 2014 Someone was actually able to re-rail this thread. Awesome haha nice work. I am more interested now in the thought that breath can become more potent to make the first heightening equal to the tenth?
Moogle Posted February 18, 2014 Posted February 18, 2014 Someone was actually able to re-rail this thread. Awesome haha nice work. I am more interested now in the thought that breath can become more potent to make the first heightening equal to the tenth? I find this doubtful, because if we're going with duralumin as widening your Investiture flow-rate, the Breaths won't do anything differently. It'll be Elantrians (who have Investiture constantly flowing into them) who get an effect, and Surgebinders will be able to hold more Stormlight (possibly?). It's possible it will burn up the Breaths so you get an effect like Nightblood, but I dunno. I don't think Awakening and duralumin go together.
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