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IWC? Well, good luck anyway.

That'd be up to Vikro who writes Vandal. He has a few secondaries, some gravity manipulation and phasing I think?

Well he can kill as many as he wants in the Arena, that's kind of the point On how to introduce him the timing might be a bit awkward, not sure how much longer the current day in Salem is going to last so at most it'd just be him entering town and not really interacting with much.

So, something I just realized given what we learned about how Motivators work in Calamity. Electricity EPics could now potentially set off the powers of Epics against their will... And we have quite a few electricity-manipulating Epics.

The individuals are entirely uninvested, just a couple use Invested objects

Was supposed to start work nearly a month ago now, still haven't heard when I actually start. And we were kind of relying on the money in order to move when our current lease expires. Also for like food and stuff I guess but hey, who needs food?

There's also a quote from Brandon somewhere that certain forces are deliberately limiting Harmony's awareness IIRC.

So... when are they joining?

It's not possible, one of Moral Guardians many passive abilities is to instantly incinerate anything that is written on in such a fashion.

I'm sure there are, that's why I was checking so I didn't include a sneaking Lyla trying to escape while Scribbler accepts her new squid But yeah, I think that'll be fine.

Well I think I'm currently up in the Dalles and I can assure you it's not something that's preventing me from writing, I just have RL stuff that's been annoying the last week so it's been a bit harder for me to get my writing grove on. My only comment on it is that is the medical center supposed to be the same thing as Doctor Games' clinic? EDIT: I have a confession to make here, given that mod powers allow for editting my posts without leaving an 'edited' line I often take advantage of that when making silly typos. This time when I did so I felt strangely guilty and am now reverting it back. So I got my grove on, not my groove.

Well you could just edit it

Yeah, there are no legal, free copies and asking for illegal copies is a no-no. It's cheap, you should buy it if you want to read it.

Even without TLR, the final empire is far and away superior in both numbers and magic, you could in a sense count each Koloss as a magic user in which case they have over 300,000 of them against around 100 in the Alethi army. The main difference between a Koloss and either heavy infantry or Cavalry is the frankly insane amount of reach they have, combined with the difficulty of killing them and their sheer weight I see them having little trouble in absolutely destroying a shield wall. They may not be Shardbearers but they have almost all the hallmarks of them, very difficult to kill, very long reaching weapon that will kill you in one hit, huge amount of weight to throw around and a massive effect on enemy moral. Oh yeah, and they can eat dirt to stay alive if they need to and replenish their numbers after every battle. Now, throw the cunning of a Steel Inquisitor or the wisdom of a Kandra behind that army and TLR wouldn't even need to call in the noble allomancers or even the human army. I also think you're missing the key value of steel and iron mistings in a war, they don't just use coins, they can use any metal, metal which the Rosharan army is still using in spades. The ability to throw off the stance of a dozen people at a time, rip their weapons from their hands, become completely immune to arrows, Lurchers and Coinshots both have a lot of power to use. Which is not even getting into what would happen if they got their hands on Shards. Or Soulcasters for that matter (Since Rosharans are the only ones with religious qualms about using them in battle) Imagine someone with the mobility of a coinshot and the use of a Shardblade, they could leap around the battlefield, reinforcing any area in seconds. Scadrial has the advantage in strength, mobility and morale. And then there's the Kandra. Immortal shapeshifters who can impersonate anyone, so what happens when half the Rosharan generals call a retreat mid-battle and the other half keep pressing the attack? Or when one 'Highprince' convinces his soldiers to defect to the Scadrial side. Or the gemstones of all your Shardbearers are replaced with nearly dun stones? In open warfare I'd give a relatively large advantage to Scadrial, if Scadrial uses guerrilla tactics and subterfuge as their powers are most suitable for? Roshar doesn't stand a chance.

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Yeah that was the one I was unsure of, and Yolish but I was so unsure on that I didn't even mention it.

Not sure how canonical some of these are but the most common uses on the forums are Sel: Selish Roshar: Rosharans Scadrial: Scadrians Threnody: Threnodites Nalthis: Nalthian

As could the Seer army from the end of HoA, either Roshar needs to be set when the Knights Radiant were still around or Scadrial has to be from their absolute weakest point in history.

The bar where everyone goes to drink and sometimes sleep after the Arena is done for the day.

Again it depends on timeframe, the only way I can see Roshar winning is if Scadrial is post-TLR but pre-HoA, so it's fractured like Roshar is, with different political factions, far fewer metalborn and most importantly no TLR. Because seriously, TLR could level all of Roshar by himself if he got serious.

I'd say that Soulcasting food is almost certainly more Investiture-intensive than eating the food For my special forces: Navani: Research and Engineering Steris: Planning Bridge Four, Demoux and Aradel: Footsoldiers (Pre-Atium Demoux) Adolin: Leader The non-powered forces are here to use Investiture and kick butt. And they can't use Investiture.

The mists essentially are Lerasium, just in a different state.

I think he was suggesting it as will the GMs immediately comment that that bid is invalid? Otherwise you could keep driving the bids higher without any actual risk.

Yeah the time it would take to burn all the metal on Scadrial would be very, very long, it's not something they really need to worry about (and by the time it is, we'll probably be in the sci-fi era and so they can just mine other planets). WoB on what exactly happens to the metals have been somewhat confusing but I believe most have suggested that they return to the planet in some way or another. On the Atium geodes, those were set up by preservation to section part of Ruins power off, not by TLR.

Yeah I'm going to nix that part, you can't just make one part of your power invulnerable without reason. Given how powerful Abbadon is I could see something like Showstopper having to concentrate a bit more but not just straight up immunity. On keeping Arena fights interesting: Common practice is for Soulcaster to either nullify or at least severely reduce most PIs, watching Steelheart and Prof endlessly beat on each other with neither coming even slightly close to death would not be interesting. Wooo! Wastelands is officially back! (Some of my favorite characters are there, I missed them.) I believe so, though it'll likely be more than a single post