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He could have it written.

That would have been Preservations power, right?

And Preservation switched them, so that his power didn't recognise them.

I think he's quite involved, actually.

Which could be seen as negative, from our standpoint.

Yes, but it made it harder, nay, impossible for him to give his Inquisitors those powers,

Well, it's, quite simply, a thread for questions about allomancy, so we won't have half a hundred threads, each with its own question.

My question is:

Did the Lord Ruler know about cadmium and bendalloy, the two time metals?

It is also a palindrom, in the Roshar glyph system, where sh is one glyph. And aren't palindroms holy on Roshar?

"I think the only reason this isn't likely is that we've already had a series that ended with someone becoming God.  So, while what you propose is certainly possible in regards to the rules of the cosmere, it doesn't seem likely from a story-telling standpoint.  It could quickly become, "Oh, look. Brandon Sanderson wrote another book about somebody becoming God.  ZZZZZZZZZ."  So, in summary: Possible? Yes. Probable? No."

Technically, all his shardworld projects involve people becoming gods (The Elantrians, The Returned, the one in Mistborn, and I think he stated that at Writing Excuses).

But, what if the Lord Ruler burnt them all himself?

He who'd have had awesome power, even more than he had.

You cannot go back to the main site from the blog, that is, the news site.

I'm sorry to be a bother, but my copy will not be returned to me until Thursday, and I cannot for the life of me remember who Baxil was? Could anybody please tell me? It did'nt say anything in the wiki.

Is it going to feature pizza?

He could be the secret protaganist, the centerpiece of the story, a bit like Sazed, and he would get the tenth book (Was the last book going to be one with memories?)!

Probably creating messes. I have quite the Talent for that.