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Kelsierium? thats a thing?

Yesh that would be funny but i doubt that would happen, though Ssnderson has changed names of books of what they had before being published so who knows ,☺

There also missing metal number 7

Hurt Malatium, Heal Gold. 1. Tin-5 2. Pewter-5 3. Iron-5 4. Copper-5 5. Bronze-5 6. Zinc-5 8. Brass-5 9. Aluminum-5 10. Duralumin-5 11. Chromium-5 12. Nicrosil-5 13. Gold-6 14. Electrum-5 15. Cadmium-5 16. Bendalloy-6 17. Atium-5 18. Lerasium-5 19. Malatium-3

Odium knew of Harmony and the fact he has two shards despite being trapped in the Rosharan System, And from the fact that he has only been able to send his servants during Desolations i don't think he has an agent in Scardrial. (Unless of course you believe the Trell=Odium theory.)

I believe kelsier is a selfish man who whole rebellion was fuel by vengence. I also believe that while that may be true he did care for other people and felt smypathy and truely wanted to help them, but he would still manipulate them and use them in his own ends. He can feel guilt for the things he does to people as was shown when Vin was almost killed by the Inquistor, he just won't let that slow him down. He cared for his friends and in a way helped them in a way, by making them better people and give them dreams for better lives and inspiring to be more selfless, something which he could never do to himself. EDIT: Ultimately i believed Kelsier to be an Egotistical mastermind who carried a darkness in him that could drive to do terrible things, But he was also someone who knew compassion and when it gets down to it will do the right thing.

I don't think so, from what i gather the Lord Ruler changed them so they had a greater chance to survive the new climate but not in a way they had to be dependent on it. Don't remember if you at that point but there is an epigraph that mentions the Ash is not normal ash. Other than there is something at the end of the book that might provide better answers.

Also if i remember correctly the studio that was doing went under i think.

There's nothing mate, it just redirects back.

Just saw a recent WoB that proves contrary

Your Awesome, really. If you in the mood i can't wait for more if there just as awesome as this.

Khriss mentioned that there were two places in the Cosmere where humanity doesn't predate the Shattering. Scardrial was confirmed to be one of them. Would Silverlight the second one?

Yay we got what type of spren Ivory is. i have to admit inkspren does seem a little lackluster to be honest but mabye the reason they are KR spren has to do less with actual ink but.what the ink is actually used (i.e. books) that pretty much signifies civilization.

Aww i really want all of those, especially the mistborn... damnation my wallet.

I do think kelsier is staying for himself but i think its more than that. I think there is something really wrong with kelsier. Everyone that we've seen pass to the Beyond seems to accept, even feels relieved. Kelsier though seems to fear it, really fear it. He finds going there excruciating, there definitely something there.

If i remember right wasn't Roshar designed by Adonalsium? Im pretty sure we have some WoBs of that and it was implied by the second Letter. Its most likely that the Roshar System was also likely set by him (or whatever it actually is.) Also Taladin circumstances needn't be caused by Autonomy. As stated above there's good.chance that it that it was set up by Adonalsium before the Shattering. This should be how its supposed to be according to Khriss and to her knowledge there is only two planets that should be different.(Scardrial and one other)

One thing there is to note on the Sel essay was that there was three large empires on the planet, we know of Fjodell and the Rose empires, but this means there is a third one we dont know anything about and most likely has its own awesome magic systems that we know nothing about.

I read the first book, i like it though it did confuse the heck out of me in a couple of places. According to the reveiws i read the first book is the weakest in the Trilogy and he seems to get better with each book. Have to wait until i read it all to give my final opinion. Fun fact you might find interesting is that the Author was actually a student of Sanderson's.

Hurt Honor , heal Preservation 3. Preservation: 26 6. Honor: 24

Hurt Cultivation , heal Ruin 3. Preservation: 11 4. Ruin: 11 6. Honor: 13 7. Cultivation: 5 9. Autonomy: 10

Yeah im getting what your saying, so by going with this logic Preservation would know some spots to place a Hermalurgic spike while Ruin would know all the places.

Yeah that what i always thought, to me its sorta like how Preservation can fuel allomancy.

I don't know if this has been brought up before but here's a theory that i've been thinking about since i've read SH. We know that Cognitive Shadows are people who have only ties to the Spiritual and Cognitive Realms but none to the Physical. That got me wondering that if you can exist in someway with only two ties to the Realms, so what if there are people with ties only with the Physical and Spiritual or to the Physical and Cognitive out dare. This is what I believe what Hoid is, a person with only ties to the Physical and the Cognitive but none to the Spiritual. We know that Hoid is something a little different from a normal human and i think thats it. Even if thats not true there is definitely something wrong with his Spiritual self as he himself mentions in WoK. The biggest proof for this theory would be how Hoid implies in WoR that he can't be hurt by a Shardblade which would make sense as it cuts in the Spiritual. What are your guys thoughts on this theory, any things that might disprove it?

This is something I've been wondering, in BoM we were possibly given a glimpse of what Kelsier is possibly up. One thing I noticed though that it was described the Sovereign had an eye like an inquisitor that is, an eye that has an Hermalurgic spike through it. So doe's that mean that Kelsier has regained his former Allomantic powers or at least his specialties of Pulling and Pushing as a cognitive shadow?

so if steelheart was weak against psychopaths, would that mean kelsier would be able to kill him?