King Cole

27 minutes ago, Honorless said:

You can store specific senses with Tin, even magical senses, so I would guess similar should be possible with Bendalloy. I'm not sure about using iron from our blood though. That might not be viable for Allomancy. They are compounds. Plus, using trace amounts of metal that has been consumed is different from using something that is a part of the body. One would get flushed out of the system, the other is a part of the system. So Vin using her "luck" in the first book should not be taken as indicative of this being possible, I think. There might be built-in safeties against using iron from your own body by Preservation.

Not necessarily iron from your blood but rather iron that you eat as part of your daily diet and required nutrient intake

Can you store specific nutrients like specific vitamins? Can ya store specifically vitamin D in one metalmind and different vitamins in others. In that same vein could you store iron in a metalmind and potentially burn that later. 
 

Is it possible to store the electricity in your nervous system? I know it stores energy but im unsure what that all entails.

I can't seem to access it on any web browser

Whenever I click on my pfp in the top right corner it sends me to what should be my profile, but the page doesn't load

7 minutes ago, Kal-Eldin said:

How so? Compounding only works so far. 

This is even assuming he is aware of the threat and has time to react. A silent elf assassin shooting him through the neck with a wooden arrow from behind would probably prove fatal. 

Gold Healing

17 minutes ago, Kal-Eldin said:

2.) Many of the characters in LOTR could easily kill TLR, such as Ancalagon the Black, Glaurung, Morgoths’ wolf (possibly), any of the Istarii, Ungoliant, or a horde of elvish archers using wooden arrows. 

Maybe, but he could kill them at literal lightspeed

1 hour ago, AxeliustheGreat said:

Tolkien wins any way you look at it. He has Ungoliant, who kills everything, can suck the juice out of anything, and is just awesome. Ask my profile background. Also, ya see that elf in the bottom left corner of my profile pic? That's Fingolfin, who fought Morgoth. Discarding all magic, the sheer bravery and battle skill of the elves, men, dwarves, and orcs would slay y'all's Parsh and humans. 

Discounting all magic takes away the essence of these two though. 

If you do take away gods, TLR still exists. He's a counter to anything that has a physical form and can die

2 minutes ago, Nohadon said:

Oh. He forgot to mention by the way. The region is EUW.

Suddenly sad because I'm on NA

I'm totally down. Mine is DragonKingCole

Honor is a name, don't see why that would irk you

13 minutes ago, The Silverlight Scholar said:

Thank you! I would have to say that that my favorite would probably have to be Wayne, But everybody is awesome!

would anyone be able to point me to the thread that explains what the titles underneath your name are, both the ones in gray and the ones in orange?

The Orange one is gained through reputation, the arrows at the ends of posts. The Grey one is made by you, although not gonna lie I don't remember where to change it

8 minutes ago, The Silverlight Scholar said:

Whichever one I am currently reading. But if I have to pick one, probably Oathbringer. With The Bands of Mourning and Elantris pulling a close second and third. What about you?

Mistborn book 1 all the way

Just now, Mistborn Radiant said:

So then it implies that you could chain produce allomancers or feruchemists as long as they have access to F-gold. And you wouldn't have to kill dozens of people for it. 

Exactly, I think this has been brought up before but I can't remember the context of it

Glad to have you on the shard! What's your favorite book?

Yes. Pretty sure this would work

55 minutes ago, AxeliustheGreat said:

That's very true. It's just not worth it. I look on the Wiki whenever I need something. 

I'm not exaggerating when I say it's soul crushing. About halfway through the book I wasn't even fully reading anymore. I started getting happy when characters died because I didn't have to remember them

1 hour ago, AxeliustheGreat said:

Primarily, reading the Hobbit when I was six. After that, I watched all the Middle-earth movies, and then read all of the Lord of the Rings. I also read MOST of the Silmarillion. I admit my current obsession with it is mostly because of a friend of mine at my school who is absolutely obsessed with it. Actually, we've completely outlawed saying 'hello' to each other. Now, we both raise our right arms like we're carrying swords and yell, "For Gondor!" We also wrote a menu for a LotR restaurant. 

Reading the Silmarillion isn't worth the pain. 

3 minutes ago, Red Ferring said:

I’m thinking the third sibling is stone-themed. The way that nightwatcher is about life and plants, stormfather is about the wind and skies, I think the third sibling is about the stone. 

A couple of reasons:

the shin worship stone. We know now the Shin are a more pure lineage from the original humans that arrived on Roshar, nestled in a little pocket of terrain made for them that was more akin to their homeworld. and they have their own unique religion that has a reverence toward stone being sacred. Having a major spren (like one of the Siblings) being about the stone would make sense to capture the religious focus of the Shin to worship it. the Stormfather did that for the rest of humanity with the highstorms which we know don’t reach the Shin.

Plus, Szeth’s oathstone. What if it’s more than his loyalty and discipline to obey the holder of that stone.   what if it’s more about the fact it has something to do with their deity being all about the stone. And it being a spren that tries to inspire men to keep oaths just like Stormfather. 

Thoughts?

Might tie in with how it's related to Urithiru. I really like this idea

1 hour ago, AxeliustheGreat said:

I thank you, @King Cole, for agreeing with me for once in your life. 

Now, seriously, ask me anything.

How'd you become so into Lord of the Rings?

1 hour ago, Firerust said:

Well, I'm left-handed, so...

Interesting, tell me more 

I think it's possible, but I always just assumed he never lost that childhood innocence. 

8 hours ago, Firerust said:

@King Cole, you see this?

Easily the best quote of the RP

Going through Arcanum when I find this. Brandon always making things overly complicated 

41 minutes ago, The Young Pyromancer said:

He would be Ruining to Preserve.  He would have to Ruin something, and he chose to Ruin others besides his people.  Besides, I think he might fall into discord by that point.  Brandon has said that there is at least one other way those shards could've come together...

Harmony is his nature. He is bound by that nature to not sway one direction strongly. 

10 hours ago, BitBitio said:

Agreed. Oh my goodness, yes.

Frankly, I think Amaram and Sadeas could have gotten redemption arcs as well.

*raises two eyebrows