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It think it's impossible because also Forging yourself into something else would not change your Identity. Sure we don't actual know how the Identity is "generated" but if the Identity is an intrinsec Soul's attribute, your will not change also if the Spirit-Web changes. But it's an interesting point so maybe you could create a new topic about...the discussion will be long

There is an explicit WoB about so it's not more a likely theory but a confirmed fact. As soon as I find the WoB I will post here

Ambition didn't die there. Simply part of his fight with Odium happened there

I don't want to spoil things...But She is not Khriss ;-)

Of course if someone has no questions to ask, I will offer myself to fix this issue

The sequence is: 1) Ruin & Preservation made a deal to craft stuff an life 2) Preservation wanted to create sentient life, Ruin didn't 3) Preservation placed the extra Investiture needed alone (Now Preservation is a bit weaker than Ruin) 4) Now Scadrial is complete, Ruin wanted to destroy it but Preservation had other plans 5) Preservation attacked Ruin and chunk from him some Investiture (an amount who will put the two at the same level again) as extra Preservation expends his own Mind to craft the cage for Ruin (the term cage/prison is quite wrong but it's better than call it an "automatic Counter to Ruin" I think) 5b) Ruin counterattacked Preservation and wound him badly (this wound is often defined as "lethal"...simply Preservation took thousands of years to die for it) As you could see the bargain has nothing to do with the diminishing Preservation's Power or the outcome (at least nothing directly) of their fight.

I think Kredik Shaw is just a monito. A place built to remember to everyone TLR and keep his fear hight. I really doubt there are some Hemalurgy in place for multiple reasons: - That metal doesn't seem to have Hemalurgic Charge, or the Mistborn would notice it as the Spikes are harder to push/pull into. - That metal has not way to stop the decay, so it's quite useless. - The place didn't show strangeness from the CR and the Mists itself has no problem to get there and we know the Mists avoid the Hemalurgy use I think the place is only a symbol compatible with TLR's religion and in extreme cases a weapon/battlefield perfect for TLR's powers

I just becomed a Kalad's phantom....So could I say, I rock ?

A little premise, I am not enough in the chemestry to actually argue on your experiment. I could only answer about the part I have some knowledge about. As far as we see, the Awakening drain the color regardless of someone perception. A blind man who awaken something will drain to the same grayish of someone with the sight (not tent Heighening considerate). In this context I don't think IR or UV actual make a difference at all. There is a WoB on Colorblind people, it mainly say something "also without colors, they will be able to feel the difference, it's hard to explain to me as I am not color blind, but their mind will understand the difference also without a proper visualization" (not exact wording)

It was not breaking the agreement that damaged fatality Preservation (at least not directly). Preservation was damaged by Ruin's attack when He attack him to steal some of his power and to make the Prison. Preservation was already weaker than Ruin and He manage to further diminish his power. It's not a surprise that Ruin manage to wound him deadly.

This is impossible, the deadmen have only a limited timeframe before their Mind and Soul got severed from the body. After that moment they are beyond recover and they reach the Beyond. Healing a soul is something into her usual Power's scope so nothing relevant. Healing a Cognitive Shadow is as far as we know impossibile for Realmatic reason. Hardly to say, but the damage seems to be Cognitive and therefore beyond the Healing scope. Stormlight's leaking is proportional to the amount held so over a certain treeshold you Will be unable to hold more as the leak Will become too great. So nothing really extraordinary Will arose from having tons of stormlight. Notice you could probably reach this point Simply draining Stormlight directly from the Storm wihtout the need of Nutrition compounding.

In theory yes, but without an explic case I can't give it for sure

I assume you read BoM to make this question. So you could see the Bands of Mourning itself could gift Allomancy. The Bands are "only" Medallion with almost all the knowed powers...nothing special. So yes the Medallion can give Allomancy too

Nightblood isn't a Lifeless class Entity. We know his Command and it not incorporate any kind of "key command". This is debatable but you can't recover Breath from someone else and Nightblood is an actual being now. the Breath are not its own.

You have right into the possibility of gain Lerasium from the Mists but honestly I can't see this as an "easier task" than try to bread a Mistborn. Their magic offers them no tool to manipulate external Investiture and it's not something like "keep freeze the mist until you get the Lerasium". In theory Harmony could also make that new crafted Lerasium vanish as it is still part of him at will.

We have a WoB on the Heralds to be bound to Great Roshar System. This is probably caused by the number of planets with sentient life on them that make a more large/stable subastral in the Cognitive Realm where the Shards' Investiture could extend into....Something like if also on Braize or Ashlyn you are still trace of Honor and Cultivation (like you could feel the Odium's influence on Roshar)

All of you made great points, but I feel you are missing a less magical and more pratical problem with this idea. Vasher's fear is the mass production of Nightblood-like weapons. If you need an extreme rare and well guarded offworld weapon as base to make a Nightblood-like weapon, this fear (a fear so strong to make him kill his beloved) was quite a nosense. Much more we know for a WoB (if I have time I will search it), that Vasher could only read/heard of the Shardblade and He tried to replicate a Shardblade with another magic system. This mean Vasher maybe didn't see a Shardblade before the Nightblood's creation...but much more, it's a no sense try to replicate something, using that own something as base. This theory was proposed a couple of times on the Shard....So I still remember the argument about. This doesn't mean there isn't something weird into Nightblood's creation, simply I think this specific istance is probably really unlikely for both pratical and magical reasons. The Investiture mixing could be provided by some other source....maybe the sword was made from a metalmind,spike,godmetal or something else I could not think now. For a while I was really confident of Therenody's Silver as Nightblood's base. All this other candidates don't overcome the magical issue with Nightblood's creation, but at least they overcome the pratical ones.

Like the others already said. Taldain (a portion of It to be more precise) had already the technology level to make firearms thousand of years before Mistborn (White Sand) so Khriss taken hers from homeland or more probably She had a good knowledge to the inner work to make one herself or to explain the principles to a crafter skilled enough to build It. We have also to assume the worldhopper comunity took the best of many Shardworlds' tech so guns are probably common among them

Notice that if also Nazh is a pre-Evil Therenodite (very likely from the timeline) it would still be thousands of years younger than the battle between Odium and Ambition.

I feel unlikey the "Radiant goes to Damnation" for a series of reasons: - The Heralds are Cognitive Shadows, being able to survive without ties to the physical world. Once they lose their physical body they aren't pulled in the Beyond - KR are standard living beings. Upon death they have no way to remain in the Realms longer. - The KR lose their Nahel Bond upon death, so the Spren can't actually do nothing to them. - There are two orders (actually three but in marginal way) and at least 10 comunities of Spren who could manage to see what happen to the other side. I feel really unlikely they didn't notice something weird. So unless all the Rosharans are sent into Damnation (therefore the KR are no special in this) I find someone will soon discover what is going on.

I dunno, the Evil seems quite local as manace. It was unable to follow the people into the Forests or afraid to the Shades maybe

I will not comment the initial theory because I like, it's cool but I can't give more pro or contros to it The Dor is tied to Sel. if that pipe really contains Dor (something we don't know) it is probably forced into it. I don't think there is the risk of leaking out

The Metals usable in the Metallic Arts are shared among the Arts, this is something the Keepers realized quite soon (and indeed TLR hidding some metals stopped the Feruchemist too from use them). So once a Mistborn could burn Atium, the Keepers will be really interested in what the "powerful" Metal could do in their magic. Probably one of them manage to test it...The Atium is rare and expansive but I think a single bead is obtainable by an organization like their own.

@Jondesu honestly I don't think, but I have not sure proof. Honor and Cultivation were on GR System for a long time before Odium arrived there. Unless you are proposing they were there as a bait for him, I can't see how he could be forced to pass through Roshar.