CthulhuSpren

yes, Lemex

The mantle now moves to you

nope........

I'll give you a clue

the character is dead, to our knowledge

the person had wielded more investiture than the base level of investiture, but nothing too notable

no.......

No

If it gets too hard, i'll reveal who it may have been (operative word being may)

however, I've realised something may have been made unclear

invested stuff can mean investiture itself (i was really desperate for it to rhyme)

i guess they fit as well....

but no

nope, but i see how they fit

Alright, my turn, i guess

Here goes:

supposed to assist royalty,

instead, got involved with blasphemy,

I may have met an alien, funnily enough,

soon after, i gave away my invested stuff.

not the best of descriptions

Raoden?

Oh yeah, forgot about that.

But imagine having 4, and on a human, who (from my interpretation) have more intelligence than a mistwraith.....

I always thought if you used Feruchemical or Allomantic spikes on a person, it would make a proto-inquisitor

The intelligence one is interesting though.....

Didn't The Lord Ruler use the power of the well to grant him his allomantic powers?

Also, IIRC, dont allomancy and feruchemy interfere with each other so that what TLR was wouldn't be possible without the well?

I dunno

Quick questions: how do the heralds get back to roshar, what signals them? -if they do- and how do they get back: through shadesmar?, and why would they be let back?

D'you think you could burn pewter allomantically to raise your strength even more before storing in a pewtermind, then compounding that whilst burning allomantic pewter to create a bigger store of strength then miles could create a store of health, if he was given the same amount of time and metal, if you get what I mean.

The song Flaws by bastille had these lyrics as a pre-chorus

 

 

There’s a hole in my soul
I can’t fill it, I can’t fill it
There’s a hole in my soul
Can you fill it? Can you fill it?

makes me think of Surgebinders and their Spren
 

Would you not run out of bind points on your body? Power gained by Hemalurgy is weaker(?) than the persons power was that was taken away, because of hemalurgic decay, even with blood coating; so you would need lots of spikes to be at the same level as hoid, unless there was a way to put more attribues onto a spike.

Maybe a way its dangerous is if you spike a sliver or something like that

Someone should ask if we've seen the effect, or if any of the main twinborn characters have used their "effect", next time they can

Wait, you get to talk about that in school work?

because that's amazing.

 

 

If I remember well, he weights slightly more than he should, although that may be because of the metal sheat.

Relative to a Shardblade its size, or relative to a normal non-invested sword its size?

hopefully we will see nale use his (if he has his) in oathbringer

Alright, must have missed that, thanks for the clarification

Just out of curiosity, how much does Nightblood weigh?

I'm just curious about what has been said, if anything, about how heavy one is, because the swords are around 6ft long and a lot wider than a normal sword, which logically seems too heavy to wield normally, which (i guess) is where Shardplate comes in, as -as far as I know anyway- they were made for each other, however people can wield them without any Plate as well, and they don't seem to be the most physically strong of men (hanavar, valam), and if theyre fuelled by investiture to be lightweight, then where is that coming from?

Although, heralds did have honourblades before there was Plate, I think anyhow....

Can someone say if this has been answered anywhere.

 

 

In terms of pure power levels and stormlight efficiency Radiant could have an upper hand, but Heralds have literally thousands of years of expierience and it's not impossible that they can have other powers. Question about this and Heralds being native to Roshar were RAFO'd. 

Do you not think that a herald would have some form of connection to their respective honourblade, creating a similar or more powerful being than a 5-oath radiant? Or that the heralds have some sort of inherent power, which makes up for the inefficiencies provided by the honourblade?

Also, do you need to physically wield the honourblade to gain the surgebinding, or do you just have to be bonded?: following this, have we seen nalan or any of the other heralds use stormlight without their Blades?

 

 

...Wait, how did Taravangian come up with "Favored of the winds"? If he thought that this Surgebinder had access to Regrowth, should he think about Edgedancers or Truthwatchers instead of Windrunners or Skybreakers?

If thats when he tells szeth that they have an honourblade, then I interpreted that as a lie to make sure szeth doesnt veer from his goal, but if its mentioned somewhere else, then I have no clue.

 

 

I recognize cadmium bubbles would be much more reliable, but my theory is whether Steel Ferrings could cause the same effect. Also, it would be cheaper. 

Sorry, i meant cadmium bubbles instaed of bendalloy bubbles