Turbonator

I think the closest confirmation is this:

In an attempt to jailbreak A-Electrum, I would pair it with F-Nicrosil, F-Tin, or F-Chromium. F-Nicrosil is just an attempt to build up the Investiture needed to get a proper glimpse of the Spiritual Realm so that I can see far into the future. As has been mentioned, it's possible to store Allomantic senses in a tinmind, so my hope would be that peering into the Spiritual Realm would qualify as something that tin can store. In that case, that would be another potential way to see farther into the future. Additionally, I think there could be a neat resonance with this combination, and I'd like to explore the possibilities that tin offers by pushing the definition of "sense" to its limit. A-Electrum and F-Chromium would mostly be for curiosity. Surely two abilities dealing in Fortune will have an interesting interaction and resonance.

The black sphere is just an ordinary old stone. The black sphere is Zekrom.

For some reason, this feels like an insult, at least to me, even though it isn't.

I just realized something that makes this theory even more possible (or, perhaps, disproves it, depending on how old "old" is in this quote). From the Second Letter: Need I say more?

I would make a stick. And the Terminator, of course.

This is all in the Diagram. Taravangian wins.

Szeth. Now, he and Dalinar would be on more equal footing than last time, but I still think Szeth would win.

I'm not sure if David's weakness is still water. For some reason, I feel as if a weakness change is insinuated in the book. Maybe not. Anyway, I wonder if David can move faster than Obliteration can teleport...

Koloss, because at least I won't be killed in the process, just twisted into something beyond recognition. Would you rather have a pet chasmfiend or five pet whitespines?

In Soviet Roshar, highstorms come from the north!

In Soviet Roshar, the wind runs on YOU! The Ryshadium ride YOU! Horns eat the Horneaters! As a side note, this is the Soviet Archive, not the Stormlight Archive!

Primary: I have perfect control over my body, both the way it sounds and through a form of telekinesis. This ability even affects parts of my body that are no longer attached to me. This gives me limited shapeshifting abilities, super healing (which makes this a Prime Invincibility), flight, the ability to push my body to superhuman levels (strength, speed, etc), and the ability to, say, grow bone spikes from my body and stab everyone. It's really messed up. Secondary: I can breathe when I shouldn't be able to, just in case my healing can't cover that. Weakness: Jump scares. But only if I'm not expecting it. Name: Flesh and Blood (because my skeleton is busy killing people, get it?) Evil: I have a few copies of my skeleton lying around, and I tend to have them go on rampages in the more... rebellious parts of my city. Costume: Whenever I go out, I grow bone armor all over my body, with a sword to go with it.

What if Nightblood doesn't grant Surges, but instead grants other powers, completely unique on Roshar? And, @marianmi, have you seen this WoB? If I misunderstood what you meant by saying only honor-derived spren grant Surges, sorry. This may be a spoiler, so here you go.

Or, depending on the cost, ettmetal-fueled machines make it so that little human interference is needed.