NiceDoughnut991

So, copper’s feruchemical attribute is memory. You store the memory in the coppermind and draw it out to remember it. Since compounding enhances feruchemical attributes, would compounding copper permanently sear the memory into your brain? And calling back to my duralumin compounding post, what would happen then?

What about some of the spiritual attributes, like fortune, investure, identity or connecction? Or how about health, memory, breath, or wakefulness? Essentially, I'm asking for what would probably happen for each attribute.

So, if you can use Allomancy and Feruchemy, then you can store an attribute and burn your storage to increase the outcome greatly. Burning duralumin with another metal greatly increases the effect of the metal. What would happen if you were to store a Feruchemical attribute, Allomantically burn the storage to increase the attribute, and burn duralimin at the same time?

I've been reading about the process of awakening, and the coppermind says that soulcast human bodies are relatively easy to awaken. If you were to soulcast a human body into wood, carve it into a sword, then simulcast into metal, would it be easier to awaken than a normal sword?

Could you Hemalurgically spike a full knight radiant and steal their bond to gain their powers and Shardblade? Or would something else happen?

Question 4 is mostly so the sword isn't like nightblood, not for any surgebinding powers. The cosmere doesn't need two nightbloods.

Here are some questions I have regarding awakening and atium: If you were to make a sword out of atium, could you awaken it, like Nightblood and possibly Vivenna's Blade? If so, could it give the user glimpses of the future like burning atium, or the Monado from Xenoblade? If an atium blade were to be awakened, would it have it's own personality, or one identical to Ruin's? When an object is awakened, it needs a command, right? What would happen for this hypothetical awakened atium blade if the command given to it was all five ideals of one of the orders of knights radiant, specifically windrunners? If an atium blade can't be awakened, how effective of a weapon would it be? This isn't related, but if a mistborn were to somehow consume some of Honor's metal that shardblades and shardplate are made of, would it have any allomantic use, or react like a nonallomantic metal?

Is Szeth's "assassin in white" outfit at all inspired by the Assassin's creed video game series?