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... I didn't get a bane?

Granted, you turn them into whoever they fantasize about, so you'll probably be gender-bending them. As your bane, you can't change them back. I'm guessing a lot of people will be fairly angry with you now. I wish that my raspberry pi's over scan worked correctly.

The gemstones in Shardblades gets mentioned by Navani in WoR, where she explains that Shardblades didn't originally had gemstones, and that they where placed later, and presumably were what enabled non-radiants to bond them in the first place. (WoR, chapter 67, Spit and Bile)

You get a burned hand! *Inserts band-aids"

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You get an octopus. Inserts USB stick.

I don't have a HTC Vive, so I'm not sure if it would work, but maybe you can use toggle keys for tin and pewter? This is because tin is something that you would want to be using for longer times, while being able to do other stuff. For pewter a toggle would be nice because it would allow you to follow Ham's advice, only burn it to give you an edge. You could probably use both metals for buffs, like tin getting rid of the mists and showing enemies making sound. Pewter could temporarily boost your stats, like add speed and strength, as well as giving you the ability to temporarily making you take less damage and increase healing, but with the damage you avoid because you're burning it come back after you stop burning it.

The Chosen One has arrived.

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Don't worry, he chocolate chips have never enabled Trell to take control of anybody's body. The pewter spikes on the other hand can cause trouble with Harmony... Don't worry, they taste really nice (like blood).

Amazing

The Baka-Tsuki translations of Tokyo Ravens are further ahead, but they seem to have been inactive for some time, as the last update was in April 2015 apparently, and I think that they probably aren't going to make a second season for the anime either.

Because its kind of a weird situation, Apocalypse Guard will expend on the Reckoners multiverse, (General spoilers) . Because it is in some way a follow up series, I'm guessing that it will also expend on the basic mythology of the Reckoners multiverse, like what Calamity is. Also, Brandon Sanderson will also release a new novel this month called Snapshot, which also takes place in the Reckoners multiverse. Also, like @Extesian said, it is possible that a Mizzy book might be written in the future. Also, welcome, and have a cookie.

It depends, a Feruchemist with a lot of attributes stored would probably win, because Feruchemical steel is overpowered, but if the Mistborn has access to Atium then changes are that the Mistborn would win. Also, welcome, and have a cookie.

No, it was gone before that, because it was already changed when I upvoted it, and I was the first person.

A couple of my favorites are: Toaru majutsu no index (already mentioned) mahouka koukou no rettousei (The irregular at magic highschool), really interesting because of its programming based magic system and its analysis on the social implications of magic. It can put you of however if you dislike overpowered main characters. Tokyo Ravens, not updated for some time on Baka-Tsuki (don't know about other places), but interesting because of its take on Japanese magical traditions (onmyodo, esoteric Buddhism) Log Horizon, often compared to SAO, but here everybody playing the game get transported into the game world (instead of using VR and being unable to log out), also, the author actually understands MMOs, and the story focuses more on strategy and social dynamics of being transported to a different world, and the NPCs becoming living people. In my case the biggest problem with light novels is that I can't read Japanese, so I have to rely on fan translations, and a lot of them don't really have a great update rate, or they get licensed in the USA, which on Baka-Tsuki means that the project gets discontinued and you can't view translations anymore, while the official translations are going to take a few years.

WoR spoilers

Weirdly entertaining

Chasing down Hoid, because you would see something of the Cosmere. Would you rather explore the Scandrial part of the Cognitive Realm or Roshar's part (You're not a Cognitive Shadow, so you can't stand on the mist and spheres)?

Heal Emperor's Soul, Hurt Warbreaker 3. Emperor's Soul--5 4. The Final Empire--8 6. The Hero of Ages--9 8. Shadows of Self--13 13. The Way of Kings--11 14. Words of Radiance--12 15. Edgedancer--17 16. Warbreaker--10 17. Shadows for Silence in the Forests of Hell--10

I think that Kelsier (and probably other mistborn and tineyes), flared tin at some point to enhance his pain. He used this to focus his mind while groggy after getting hit in the head.

Heal Emperor's Soul, hurt SSFH 3. Emperor's Soul--6 4. The Final Empire--8 6. The Hero of Ages--9 8. Shadows of Self--13 9. The Bands of Mourning--3 13. The Way of Kings--11 14. Words of Radiance--12 15. Edgedancer--15 16. Warbreaker--10 17. Shadows for Silence in the Forests of Hell--8

Other metals are available, if you like them more.

Hemalurgy, maybe?

Is the Dutch navy a good idea? Which instrument is the hardest to play? How do you get the answer to anything from 0? When will Nightblood be published?