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Interesting theory question: If a atium ferring draws more youth than he has age, what happens? To explain it more fully: Suppose you have a 30-year old atium ferring who has enough age to become 50 years younger for a few days, and he draws it all. Logically, that would make him negative twenty years old. What in the Cosmere does that do??? Does he just vanish, since he did not exist 50 years ago? Or does he turn into his parents? Or into a zygote? Any thoughts?

This is my theory too.

I think that there should be a number of different Stormlight games since it's such a big universe. My ideas: 1. A strategy game using the Total War mechanic (Strategy mode where you build structures, train soldiers, purchase plateaus, move your armies, etc; and tactical mode where you fight out the actual battles). 2. A first-person killer game where you play as a Surgebinder and Shardbearer and carry out missions. (i.e. you become Szeth). 3. A first-person killer game where you play as a Radiant. (Same mechanics as above, but different time period.)

Tin Misting and Bronze Ferring-excellent guard or scout.

I think it just takes practice.

Plus Koloss have twice as many spikes as kandra, so Ruin had more impact on them.

I think that Wayne's bubbles collapse when he exits them, so I suspect cadmium works the same.

This makes sense. If a bubble is absolutely fixed in space, it would appear to go rioting off in some random direction. I think speed bubbles are fixed relative to whatever the allomancer is using as a reference frame.

AoL: "Huh," said Wax. "Tea's poisoned." HoA: The atium army. WoA: When Vin kills 300 hazekillers using only a belt buckle. FE: The scene where the whole crew except Breeze is speaking High Imperial.