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Let's say that all creatures from the planets were working in unison to fight the other planet. If this is the case I believe that Roshar would win by far. Scadrial has Kandra and Koloss which are a large advantage but Roshar has 1. Soulcasters which are insanely useful in a battle 2. Parshendi/Voidbringers which can use the multiple different forms and 3. Chasmfiends. Try attacking a huge armored beast with regular swords. Not going to work very well. That's just my opinion though.

Then again it would have to be a Surgebinder or another powerful being to hold Nightblood during the Highstorm. But at the same time they're holding it it would be without its sheath to absorb the Highstorm/Everstorm so it would drain their investiture while also draining the Highstorm but it would probably drain their investiture faster because they'd have less than a storm and would possibly kill them because they'd be drained of Stormlight and be killed by the storm and wouldn't be able to heal. That's just a theory of mine. Probably many faults but oh well.

We have a WoB that he would try to eat the mists, but because they are somewhat sentient, they would draw back.

 

 

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  Let's say some mistborn jerk tosses Nightblood into the mists. What happens?

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  I suspect the mists would pull away from Nightblood though he'd try to feed on them.

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<a data-ipb="nomediaparse" data-cke-saved-href="http://www.theoryland.com/intvsresults.php?kwt="href="http://www.theoryland.com/intvsresults.php?kwt=" mists'"="">So, yes, he could probably eat the mists, if they did not draw back.   A highstorm is less sentient than the mists, in my opinion.  I think the idea is that Stormlight sorta floats around during, and/or is released during a highstorm.   In that way, I bet he could absorb the ambient stormlight. 

Sort of like Kaladin did when he was left out in the highstorm.  I know he absorbed it from the spheres he had on him, but maybe he absorbed it that way to.  Hmm. Something to think about. 

When you said Kaladin drained the Stormlight from the spheres while left out in the Highstorm as well as the Stormlight from the actual Highstorm I belive that is true because at the end of Words of Radiance

Wow. I've just realized I literally know nothing about the Cosmere. I'm confused as to what WoB and WoR and such are...

Hello The 17th Shard Discussion forum isn't the right place for this topic. This forum is just for site related issues. However, I have moved this to the Stormlight Archive forum.

If you aren't aware, there are a great many Worldhoppers in the cosmere! In fact, Vasher is in Words of Radiance too.

Oh sorry I'm not on this often finding it a bit hard to navigate thanks for moving it. Question. Is Vasher Hoid. 

My question mark is not currently working that's why there wasn't one there.

So at the end of Words of Radiance Szeth gets revived by some mysterious person (Herald?) and is given a Shardblade. When he picks it up he hears "Hello would you like to destroy some evil today?" which is what Nightblood says when picked up. So I'm quite confused about how Nightblood has ended up on Roshar? Can the Heralds travel between planets? Any info would help.

Thanks.

Oh okay thanks although I saw recently that Birthright was set to release Fall 2016 for PS4 xBox1 PC and Mac.

I'm very confused about this game right now because I was trying to look up a video of some gameplay but it seems that it's actually a book. I did see the Mistborn Birthright game btw though. So if anyone has any information on that that'd be great.

"I mix with people about as well as hamsters mix with a bucket of paint" I laughed soooooo goddamn hard at this.