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Thanks for the answer. But with allomancy you're only truly invested when you burn your metals so it explains allomancers not being immortal. As for inquisitors, they're constantly burning steel/iron to see so that might be why they live longer.

Hello everyone. I came up with a new theory today: holding investiture lets you slow down your aging. I think that's true because of breaths(enough and your immortal) and elantrians (they live longer because they contain investiture). For an allomancer or a feruchemist, they would have to burn/tap constantly to produce this effect.

I admit it's strange because Ruin can't see in the future very well accaording to a WOB

Thanks

So I was rereading Warbreaker and I've come with two questions: 1)Does Nightblood changes over time?(Vasher describes it as getting more subtle) 2)When Vasher saves the priest's daughter and returns her to her family, he's able to calm the girl and the family's dogs. This seems like it's very close to emotional allomancy. I was wondering if anyone had an explanation for this.

Maybe the interesting thing is a perpendiculaturie between the physical and the cognitive realms? I think it's likely that it has to do with the faster than light travel we'll see in the third mistborn triologie

Hello everyone so i was asking myself about the different effects of metals. I was wondering if any of you could post your ideas of interactions between allomantic and feruchemic metals (it could be between two allomantic or feruchemic metals) Here's my personal list (most of it comes from what I've read so it's not from me): A pewter+F iron: more strenght? F iron+ A iron/steel: more controled pushes/pulles F steel+ F brass: friction isn't as much a problem A brass/zinc+ F duralumin: better understanding of the person so more subtle emotion controlling

Interesting theory but the knight radiants were more of a side effect of creating the heralds: the sprens copied what Honor did. Also, I don't think it's said that the Heralds are more powerful than radiants so closer to godlike power even if it would make more sense

I think this reffered to the manywars on Nalthis

It's possible she's found a way to convert stormlight in breaths

But in this case, it seems that allomancy nearly never operates on the cognitive realm i think that enhancement allomancy is linked with the spiritual realm since it has to do with investiture.

Thanks for your replies But It seems to me that temporal metals (gold, cadmium and alloys) operate on two realms: the spiritual (the temporal aspect) and the cognitive realm (perception of oneself or how one could have been with gold) I also think that mental allomancy operates on the spiritual realm because copper and bronze don't seem to interact with the image of oneself (cognitive) and more with investiture (spiritual realm). Also emotional allomancy seems to enable one to control people pierced with hemalurgic spikes who then have a broken spirit web which is part of the spiritual self of a person.

I think we can't take atium's shown properties at face value. Brandon Sanderson said that atium has a few more effects. As for malatium i'll need to think about it.

This was what I meant. Thanks for making it more explicit

By this I meant they can interact far more easily with the 3 realms