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Zucchini is confusing the Shin and the Parshendi. (A lot of people do).

Sahara. Would you rather be in an insult match with Hoid or a fencing match with Sarene?

+1 for silliness

I don't think the war ever ended.

16 and 10 have something to do with Adonalsium. So i don't think a magic system will have any theme other than those. My guess is that complementary pairs produce a "16" system, while a Shard with no available complements will produce a "10" system.

That was three hundred years ago. He gave Susebron the Phantoms because he eventually decided that Susebron would do better with them. And I think he still wants to be a normal person. He has enough breaths to last him a while. On the other issue, I suspect Susebron won't do much with his Breaths in the sequel.

(what are prinnies?)

Imperial Would you rather be on Scadrial (TLR period) or Roshar?

In answer to your first question, i think Vasher didn't give the God King the Phantoms because he didn't trust anybody with them, more or less including himself. As for the power, i think he left the God King the Breaths because he wanted to cease to be a God for a while. (He can suppress his Returned Breath, but not regualr ones, appearantly) On the other issue, I'd say Lightsong having to die to give Susebron his powers is a big enough handicap.

. The dancing penguins

she had spiked

Forced gender switch. God created women too. Would you rather lose your eyes or your hands?

So, my guess on Desolation armies is: Parshmen and evil humans as raw infantry, the Ten Deaths filling various support roles (thunderclasts as tanks, Midnight Essence as skirmishers, possibly others as scouts or ranged troops or assassins.)

So, I was wondering if we could run a session of the Crafty Games Mistborn Adventure Game on this forum, in a Play-by-post manner. Any thoughts?

And, as you just pointed out, the leaders are often right. I don't think Tavarangian is right in his calculations, but he would be justified if he were.

Why do you think we call her "*Ssssh*"?

Here's the theory.

I think that the Shardblades are "tainted" as a side effect of the Radiants giving them up. That broke the Five Oaths and disHonered the Blades. I wrote theory on that, which i'll revive in a sec.

No, this still has merit. What if *Ssssh* had done something so incredibly dishonorable that she knew Dalinar would never forgive her, so she only wanted him to lose memory of her. (nobody else knew.)

A spoonful of acid. Would you rather be chased by a hundred unboreable koloss or a hungry chasmfiend?

There's something important we've forgotten, which will help solve several conondrums. The force of an Allomantic Push/Pull is proportionate to the mass of the metal being affected. We have seen a hundred times throughout the books that the bigger a piece of metal, the better an anchor it is and the more force an Allomancer can exert on it. In view of this point, I venture to propound the following equation. Fallomancy = k*mobject*Rb*[mpure]/d Fallomancy is the force exerted on the allomancer and the metal. It is positive for Pushes, negative for pulls. Units are Newtons for this example. k is the allomantic constant, which represents the allomancer's strength in the given metal. It is positive for steel, negative for iron. Units are Newton-meter-seconds/kg2. mobject is the mass of the metal being pushed on, in kg. Rb is the burn rate in kg per second. [mpure] is the purity of the metal, represented as a percentage of ideal purity. No units. d is the distance in meters. After this, the ordinary F=ma equation applies.

There once were some girls on the Web

Mad Scientist: "I want to cross a rabbit with a bacterium. The result should be able to multiply and divide."

I'll only answer this if you promise not to lynch and/or downvote me. Would you rather be eaten by a mistwraith or made into an Inquisitor?

Davina Casuana giggled,