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Okay... so, Ruin created hemalurgy. Preservation created allomancy. Their interference created Feruchemy. God metals will steal anything. That is likely the case with ALL god metals. Burning god metals might be innate, except Preservation put a lock on Atium so that his body could be hidden. Or The shard would have to invest in new humans or another means to change spiritwebs to allow its use. The Trellium Kandra could have been mist wraiths before their Trellium spikes.
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If you've never got the free book from Audible I can send you one for free. Same goes for anyone, btw.
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Are you presuming storing a spiritual quality wouldn't augment your cognitive aspect?
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I believe storing virtually any of your spiritual traits would effect gold allomancy. Time does not exist in realmatics. It is a function of strengthening and weakening connections. Fortune sight is a function of reading the connections. Therefore if you are storing parts of yourself, your gold shadow OUGHT be changed.
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False Religions of the Cosmere
First Witness replied to Araris Valerian's topic in Cosmere Discussion
Yeah, but you're conflating your belief now with what you would believe in another life. Those two things aren't the same. You don't get religion by chance. You get religion by being taught it or through trauma that instills it. So, just because you believe in a god in your human life is not an indication you'd believe such if you were born on Nalthis. -
False Religions of the Cosmere
First Witness replied to Araris Valerian's topic in Cosmere Discussion
I think it'd be way easier to come around on Atheisim in T'Tleir than almost anywhere else, because you can see the -fallibility- of the court of gods. But, the question is entirely 'What religion were you indoctrinated into at birth (as religion is typically passed)?' 'Did you encounter events that contradicted those beliefs?' 'Are you Cosmere aware?' -
I mean, I think, technically if you're operable and possessing hemalurgic spikes then you're probably a hemalurgic construct, spiritually speaking. You are a spiritweb with multiple identities.
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Bonding spren of the same kind.
First Witness replied to Steel Inquisitive's question in Cosmere Q&A
No I don't think of it as him feeding her stormlight. Their spirit webs are bonding and they -get- some of that cognitive presence from their bond, right? Though, I suppose, you could bond them easily, I don't think you could -elevate- the same one, because the idea is an important part of letting those spren bond with you, right? -
Bonding spren of the same kind.
First Witness replied to Steel Inquisitive's question in Cosmere Q&A
I don't think it's an energy expenditure. The spren is sharing "Knight's Radiant" Investiture. The Person is sharing the "Physical Investiture" the stuff the helps shape Syl into a person in the Physical Realm instead of the windspren type thing she begins as. -
Can we discuss the Elephant in the room? (Hoid)
First Witness replied to ShardShaper's topic in Cosmere Discussion
He might be trying to accumulate enough varied sources of investiture to mimic 'prime' investiture? -
the shards in relation to the basic allomantic metals
First Witness replied to stormbourne's topic in Cosmere Discussion
Preservation, based on effect would most likely be Cadmium. Cultivation should be the opposite of Ruin, rather than Honor. Ingenuity should be the other side of Honor. (Ingenuity/Wisdom being the supposed Survival Shard) Dominion and Autonomy are likely in the same Quadrant either connected via x or y, depending on what else needs to be in those quadrants. I believe the Physical, Cognitive, Temporal, Spiritual will be based on inherent rather than actual effects. -
Well, just on the concept as it's mentioned, ...yeah.
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I would think that she does a complete cognitive capture of the moment. I do believe that her identity and the process of the art will allow for those changes. Which is a cool concept, right?
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Bonding spren of the same kind.
First Witness replied to Steel Inquisitive's question in Cosmere Q&A
Right, but it's not a matter of When one leaves and another comes. If Something happened to Syl (who is part of Kaladin's Spirit Web) it will hurt Kaladin in some fashion. But, presuming he's still fine enough to move around and one comes to bond with him, sure...He is invested enough to fuel the growth of One Spren to a level in accordance with the Third Ideal. There is an energy exchange between Radiant and Spren, and that energy increase seems to have a lot to do with the ideals. -
The First (or potentially last) Ideal for a Fused
First Witness replied to TheFoxQR's topic in Cosmere Discussion
I mean, it does use red investiture. -
I mean...They -ought- to exist. He said Savantisim was simply from large amounts of investiture moving through your spiritweb over time. SO, yeah...I don't see why they -can't- exist, just that they may not.
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Bonding spren of the same kind.
First Witness replied to Steel Inquisitive's question in Cosmere Q&A
The Nahel Bond is a fusing of your spirit web with the spren. That is true. The oaths are -somewhat- personal, but there is a purpose that has to be fulfilled. The oaths are what allow the Nahel bond to progress. The spren can 'know' they are ready for the next level because they are shardic investiture...there are gates and the oaths are the keys to that deepening connection. The spren cannot choose to be -fine- if those oaths are broken. The same "Oaths" acting as the key to two different bonds seems like it should not work. Maybe it can? I just think it feels -wrong- for a Windrunner of the Third Oath to be able to pick up a new honorspren, in theory, and then just ramble out the three oaths and it have an effect. -
They have "The Thrill" Drag, IMO. That on top of National/Familial based shame.
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Bonding spren of the same kind.
First Witness replied to Steel Inquisitive's question in Cosmere Q&A
See, I'm not terribly convinced. An honorblade does not require the oaths. The spren do. And the oaths are fulfilling a point of catalyst for invested growth. For instance, if you eat two beads of steel, you can't burn both beads for more effect. You can flare steel and the investiture is released at a predetermined speed based on your spiritweb. So, IF, you could bond two of the same we have to presume you would use your oaths to empower one and not the other. Bonding two of the same seems like it would require outside investiture to empower the second of the same type. -
Child of Tanavast / Child of Honor --> now with WoB
First Witness replied to Winds Alight's topic in Stormlight Archive
I'm not sure that I believe he's the only one who examines right and wrong. Dalinar has a concept of righteousness, and he is still amending it as he goes. He just owned his own terrible behaviors, so that his journey can inform his destination. I do not think that's the deciding factor, personally. -
Bonding spren of the same kind.
First Witness replied to Steel Inquisitive's question in Cosmere Q&A
Alright, so, It might not be possible. Why? The Oaths. Speaking the oaths once you are ready to speak them become an invested intent. I do not know that you could duplicate the same investment twice in this way. -
Could Odium be Reinterpreted as Impulse?
First Witness replied to Grytorm's topic in Stormlight Archive
Probably Vendetta. So, I do not think Rayse can get away from Hatred. Hatred would be different based on society however, if he is embodying that which causes Hate. So, i'm not really sure, ...other than synonyms. -
I think all compounding is going to have a drag and accelerate Feruchemical Savantisim. Compounding Savantisim should be, at the very least, similar to Feruchemical Savantisim. My super desire is to know twinborn resonances
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End of Era 3? I have a feeling that Kel and Hoid will be together on the cast in Era 4. Hell, maybe even Marsh. We're going for the allstar crew in Era 4. We need 2 of the 3 gods of Scadrial on the spaceship... And then a worldhopping demigod. Also, I love Kelsier, because his first instinct is to punch both gods in the face. That just...sums him up so neatly, I think.
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Personally, I like Wax. I like how he went about it. The slow parts are more suggestive of his character than the crazy things. He has his "LAWMAN" Persona that slams into place when he's on the hunt, but during those downtime he has an interesting stream of thought and development. Though, I suppose, I do tend to like "Man vs Self" style conflict.
