Silus - Shard of Flame

No problem, it's just my way of being awesome. Along with all my other ways of being as awesome as possible all the time. "The Mother Is In Control" a remix of a song from Super Metroid. I got linked to it from Extra Credits. Which you should all go watch if you like video games at all.

He hasn't said none. I think I remember him saying that a possible story could be a Mistborn serial killer. The flaw with this is that the Nicrosil would burn out too fast for it to stack like that. If it stacks power, then it would also stack just how quickly the metal gets used. It's an interesting theoretical idea, and something with some potential if your timing is BEYOND AMAZING.

That's brilliant. Blaziken is basically the coolest pokemon ever, in a tie with Charizard.

BEST EVER

You find a few meager things. A pocketwatch, a handkerchief, and three silver fivers.

That is amusing. I started playing KOTOR again! And then I realized how thoroughly boring it is to play Taris AGAIN.

As did I.

I'm beginning to see a trend. XP You would get along well with Brandon and Dan. Buffy all the way! Note that the first half of the season is kinda meh compared to the rest of it plus the second and third seasons. Fourth is where it kinda starts going downhill.

then lost to Take that Reptilian Overlords!

Odium is the Shard name. Look it up, it means hate or disgust.

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My seasons go 5, 4, 1, 3, 2. Matt Smith is the best. X)

David Farland: Who cares about the French sewer system? Dan Wells: I do! This was one of my favorite exchanges from LTUE. "Time" by Cute Is What We Aim For. I like these guys a lot, especially this song.

a) What is Brandonothology, cuz it sounds AWESOME. Where can I find it?

Start with the reboot, which is more of a continuation, but serves the same purpose. That's where I started.

which may not Does the Empire State Building even have escalators?

But there are two physical human attributes, senses and strength. Unless there are four more human attributes (which I doubt) it doesn't fit. Then I'll ask the question: Are there any more human attributes that can be stolen Hemalurgically?

escalator in the What a naughty ice cream truck?

Except that they don't. In the physical quarter you've got two that steal human attributes, one that steals Allomantic power and one that steals Feruchemical power. I'd be inclined to agree with you if one from the unaccounted for group was in there but it isn't.

Well, you have four metals that steal human attributes(iron, tin, zinc and copper), four that steal allomantic abilities(steel, bronze, aluminum and maybe gold) and (presumably) four that steal feruchemical powers (pewter, brass and two others) and then...nothing. Four are left unaccounted for in any way. What's up with that?

I have an issue, it says that in its gaseous form the power acts as a super fuel, doing the same thing as the solid form, but where's the solid form to set the precedent?

That's the same sort of thing I was saying. It has never been Brandon's style to have any religion be dismissable out of hand. And now I want to play KOTOR.

But that doesn't apply to the Lord Ruler because he's the one who stored it. So burning your feruchemical storage gives you a massive burst of the feruchemical attribute? What about with brass? TLR was able to Sooth on a massive scale, did that come from a similar trick?

This complicates things. This is definitely a religious reference, and, looking at Brandon's other books, he tends to have every religion have some truth to it. Could it be like in Mistborn? Where they knew Preservation as Terr? I didn't see you! When did you hang out with Rubix and FRR? I remember that from KOTOR!

THIS! IS! GENERAL! THEORIES! /300voice *ahem* You don't need a spoiler tag. This is probably one that you guys can answer, but how exactly does TLR's immortality trick work? Burning Atium lets you see into the future, but burning Atium that you've stored in does what exactly? Does it make your foresight better? But how does that translate into more energy to be stored in more Atium? This question also applies to the other metals. What happens if you hemalurgically spike an animal? The Allomantic metals are structured a specific way, but Hemalurgy seems to order them a different way. Does Feruchemy follow the Allomantic structure or have it's own structure like Hemalurgy? I don't mean this like how they're divided into four sets of four, just that the metals in each quarter are different. Also, we know, or can surmise, the functions of three of the quadrants in Hemalurgy, but what's the fourth? Can I hang out with you?