The Technovore

*scrolls down* *sees that it made by the Unseen* 0_0 Ehm... I'm not sure I really trust that hair dye all that much, they seem a bit... hateful.

Cobalt Mistings, A.K.A. Goldings, have the ability to heal themselves when burning, much like Feruchemical Gold. Flaring Cobalt can heal a complete fracture or fatal internal injury in 10 seconds, making them a force to be reckoned with on the battlefield, assuming that they can lay low. Tutor Ferrings store Hindsight in Cobalt. When Storing, they don't retain anything they learn, and barely remember what they did 5 seconds ago. When tapping, they have near perfect recall of past events, even if they had previously forgotten them (because magic), allowing them to retain lessons from past experiences, hence the name, Tutor. Mannyullen (is that a thing?) is made from Cobalt and Ardite (is that a thing?), and it's Mistings are called Doctors. When burning Mannyullen, Doctors can heal anyone they touch, except themselves, as such Doctors are practically drafted into the medical field, healing those in critical condition. Mannyullen Ferrings store Fertility... *cough*. Statium (Steel + Atium) Mistings, A.K.A. Streaks, can move extremely quickly, like the Allomantic equivalent to F-Steel. When burning, their mind is accelerated along with their speed, to prevent them from running into walls at 100 MPH. Statium Ferrings store Magnetism, giving them a more inaccurate equivalent to A-Iron and A-Steel. When Storing, all metal in their radius is pushed away from them, and when tapping, it is pulled toward them. The radius and strength of their magnetism are proportional to the rate of storage/tap-age.

Ackchually he only holds the one shard. Harmony. At the end of HoA, as Sazed is taking the power, Someone-Who-Would-Know says: "Ruin and Preservation are dead, and their powers had been joined together. In fact they belonged together. How had they been split?" Not to mention this WoB: (TMW when a WoB screws up your font) So Harmony may be able to use the powers of Ruin and Preservation separately, if say he wanted to produce some Atium/Lerasium, because he perceives the power being made of two parts, but he holds one shard, with one intent. (Which was stated in AoL to be "Harmony, creating a way for as many as possible to make their own choices.") Sorry for straight-up saying "you're wrong", but this has been bugging me since I first read it

Either Compounding Zinc or Compounding Steel, as cool as being a super-genius is (Iron Man, anyone?) being a Flash/Magneto combo would be seriously cool. Although now that I think about it, A-Pewter and F-Zinc would be a pretty sweet Brawn/Brain combo too

On a completely unrelated note (lol, 'lamespren') Is there a compiled list of reputation titles? Negatives and Positives? (Sorry for being off topic... just pretend this post doesn't exist ... unless you know of a compiled list of reputation titles) Nevermind... I just found it... this never happened

Really? That's awesome! *Desperately resists urge to test this 'feature' out*

Then there's the multitude of ways people swear by Harmony: "Oh Harmony!" "Harmony Above!" "Harmony!" x298 "Harmony's Forearms!" <- That one's my favorite XD

Odium: Megalovania Adolin: Stressed Out (because if you think about it it's very relevant) ...s'all I can think of

Very simple, name a metal, it can be an element, you can do a google for an obscure alloy, whatever, just name a metal, it allomantic power, it's feruchemical power, (and optionally it's hemalurgic power) Osmium, the densest metal ever, when burned, gives the burner the power to read the thoughts of others, Feruchemically, it stores Literatic (a word I word-smithed from Literature) skill, when storing, you can't read, you can't write, and things like figures of speech elude you, when tapping, you read blazingly fast, you can write blazingly fast, and you have a fanstastic grasp of your language, and all of it's figures of speech.

...Wait so we got confirmation that Ettmetal is Harmonium... or did we always know that... #OutofTheLoop

Scandrial, more interesting. Would you rather swear an oath to help Wayne think in terms of normal logic (but who would want to do that?) or die trying, OR swear to kill Wax in a gunfight or die trying?

No idea really, it just kinda popped into my head and I thought "Well it sounds like Feruchemy so let's run with it!" (Also because I like Will Ferrell movies and I may have been thinking about one of said movie directly prior to coming up with this)

*googles monkey paw* Nightwatcher, with her you're more likely to actually be able to live with your curse, with Kelsier you might just end up destroying a planet and dying in the process. Would you Rather be a disillusioned Returned and hate your own existence, or a Knight Radiant and want out of the oaths you made? (<- such a happy question right there )

Wow you guys really took to this topic. Thanks for the info on the diminishing returns, I was afraid that my idea would have a hole punched through it by something like that, but oh well. I do like the idea of a Feril being the equivalent of a cm^3 of metal that's full of charge, but then if there's some kind of degradation of power there too then that's kinda out the window until we can get an idea of the rate of degradation. Honestly if I can just get the Feril to be used for SOMETHING in feruchemy, then my work is complete.

Alright I've been wanting to post this for a while so here we go. I've been thinking lately about Era 3, and how magic is going to turn into a science as technology advances. Attempting to create an objective measure for Allomancy would be extremely difficult, as there are many, many, many, many factors. Different metals burn at different speeds, Allomancers have varying amounts of power, how are you going to measure tin? You would have to figure out a way to measure things like taste and touch. Similar problems arise when attempting to create an objective measure for Feruchemy, if 2 people are storing pewter at half their capacity, you would find different charges in each metalmind, because everyone has different capacities. However, you can create a personal measure for Feruchemy, something that each individual Feruchemist can use to measure their own power. (I realize this is super pretentious but...) I give you, the Feril. Pronounced like the last name of Will Ferrell, a Feril can be used for all metalminds, and is equivalent of a person storing an attribute at 9/10 (%90) of their normal capacity, for a single second. If you store speed at %90 percent for 2 minutes, you just got yourself 120 ferils, congratulations. If you store strength at %10 for 10 seconds, you got yourself 90 ferils (because you're storing at 9 ferils/second). Tapping power is also measured in Ferils, where when you tap an attribute at 1 feril/second, you've set that attribute to %110 of your normal capacity. This is also extremely useful at knowing how quickly you are consuming power. Say you tap steel at 10 ferils/second (or a decaferil, ferils are metric), since a feril is equal to %10 of your power, 10 ferils will give you an extra %100 of your power, doubling your speed. Your speed in creases to 3x normal at 20 ferils/second, and it continues linearly. At 100 Fps (ferils per second), you've added %1000 of your power to your normal %100, boosting that attribute to 11x normal. And at 1 kiloferil/second, you've boosted capacity to 101x normal. So yea, there's my idea. Please let me know if I'm basing this off of any misconceptions I may have, and just give thoughts in general. I think it's cool, but then I'm the guy that came up with it. (Also tell me if that made any sense at all, or if I just confused you to no end) As a completely un-related thing, do we have confirmation on how nicrosil works? Because I always had the idea that when you store it, you become less magic, and then later you can tap it to become a super-wizard, do we have an WoB's on that? (also how the heck do I make spoiler-square-text-thingys?)

Kholinar, have you seen what happened to Luthadel? Plus I get to be a Surgebinder, so yea. Would rather Be a full Feruchemist, or a full mistborn with one feruchemical power? (You don't get to pick pick what power you get)

Harmony's forearms! (Read it just recently in Alloy of Law)

When you watch the legend of Korra for the first time and you have to keep telling yourself it's not Mistborn Era 2

The fact this is the first comment is conclusive proof that he totally belongs in this community

If Shallan can trek across a barren wasteland with a bunch of slave masters, then you can handle living in a hotel. Problem: Someone is holding a gun to your head and yelling at you to give him "all the magics"

Newcago, much higher survival rate there, having to wait that long as a fallen Elantrian makes the chances way too high that I become a mumbling pain-ridden lunatic, rather just die in a blaze of super-fire than suffer that Would you rather get into an insult battle with Hoid, or a philosophical debate with Elend?

IIRC, at the end of the Well of Ascension, where Sazed is storing a bunch of attributes before the battle, it emotions that storing bronze makes you Sleep for an extended period, not simply be drowsy, I assume that the level you begin storing determines how long you sleep, but it doesn't mention anything about just making you drowsy... which would kinda punch a hole in your theory.... I mean I could be wrong but... sorry

lol well if that's what Harmony wants that's what Harmony gets Thanks for the replays!

Like the title says, why do we call it Harmonium, and not something like "Sazedium"? Because I know the other two God metals are named after the shard holders, like Atium is after Ati, and lerasium is after Leras, and Harmonium just seems like a big inconsistency. Idk if harmonium just caught on first, or if it came from a WoB, but I'd just like to know (and if it's just because harmonium caught on first, maybe make a movement to change it to "Sazedium" or "Sazedite"? )

Idk why but after watching 3 seasons of Smallville (a superman backstory show from the early 2000s (lol I'm referring to them as the 2000s now)) I can't help but want to see Elend as Michael Rosenbaum and Straff as John Glover. Idk why but it seems so appropriate. I second (third? Fourth?) Chris Hemsworth as Kelsier, as I think that he'd be naturally cheery enough to be the guy that laughs as everyone else is contemplating the end of the world. Edited for emojis, can't forget the emojis