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I think more powerful in terms that an honorblade bestows extra powers on a normal person while a shardblade does not.

I'd say definately. Each person is both male and female up to a certain point in the womb. I think it would be excedingly easy for some one to soul stamp themselves as a different sex. I do not think it would necessarily change their gender. It would be a congenital change and not a genetic change. This means he or she would still probably identify as a man or woman, or some other LGBT, but simply be in the form of the sex chosen. This would just be a temporary alternative life path for the duration of the stamp.

Just my quick take. The windrunner should take a majority if the inquistor does not have access to feruchemical enhanced speed. They just have to lash various objects in the direction of the inquisitor multiple times and those should pretty much turn them into bloody pulps. However if they do have access to speed, it is possible the inquisitor could do a speed blitz. The way I read it, there is no upper limit to how fast a feruchemist can draw from a metalmine. It was just proportionate increase depending on how fast they drew it out. Most feruchemist didn't draw excessive amounts out because if they are in extended conflict, they would be powerless. This means the inqusitor could move at lightning speeds for a short amount of time and since they only have one opponent, there would be no need to hold anything back. Just my take.

I would definately pick a full feruchemist. There are just too many possibilities and very few drawbacks. Have a few metalmines implanted under the skin and I would never be without access to power. My second choice is twinborn double steel. Just call me the flash that can fly.

He is still a slave of sorts to his conscience. Or perhaps the marks on his head actually mean something else. I initially thought that perhaps because they had scarred over before he started using stormlight, that it was too late to heal them. That is until Lopen started to regrow his arm.

Hello all. I just got done with the WOR and I have a few thoughts on what T's boon was. It sorta came to me at the end and I don't think anyone has explored this posibility yet. I could be wrong, and I have been wrong before. However that is my working theory.

I have read all of Brandon's books and I am dying to read theories on the Stormlight Archive. Also I have a novel theory about Taravangian which I'd like to see if any one agrees with. I'll post that in the Stormlight forum. I cannot post very often because I am fairly busy guy. I have a daughter withs a nother child on the way. I go to law school and I work full time. When I do have some down time (not very often), I like to read/listen to good books. I normally have to listen recorded books because the only time I have is during my morning and evening commutes.