Frustration

Allomancy: Tin, it makes listening to things easier. Feruchemy: copper, I can memorize things easier. Compounding: gold, expensive, but life saving.

Nope, this Pokemon has more than 1 immunity.

Nope. This pokemon has two pre-evolutions.

I'm going to steal one of the roasted phesants, and then barbaque it.

You have taste? @dannnnnex welcome to the game.

Nope. This pokemon is partially steel type.

I'm of the idea that competition leads to innovation, go for it.

Look, I'm not here to have an argument, I have tried to persuade you but that is clearly not going to happen. I am making the executive decision to go with the WoB linked above. Iron feruchemy will not be considered as increasing the force of any attacks.

Yeah, by not affecting punches, as the WoB said.

If mass increases but volume does not density must increase.

And if there is no increase in density there is no increase in force, and thus the hits are entirely, normal.

Yes. The WoB literally says that the books are wrong, so no, in this case WoB's do trump books.

Nope, I just checked, he used them at the very start of the fight when the train cars got disconected. You're thinking of the one in the villiage. It's Brandon's universe and it behaves how he wants it to.

That feels more like a comedy line to be honest. By WoB the books are wrong on that point, one of the few situations where WoB's can take priority. Did he not?

Um, you mean when Lessie was yelling incoherently at him, saying "You don't need a gun!" despite guns being better weapons in every possible way. It would be random, it does not make sense, Brandon is aware of that, but he made the power and then edited out anything too overpowered. BoM when he's fighting the a-steel, f-pewter twinborn, and is getting completely boddied.

I was referring to era 2, where Wax, despite fighting several pewter burners, never once taps iron to beat them physically.

So if there is no change in density, why do the force of attacks change? Also, Brandon points out that it was the Pewter specifically that made Sazed strong Unless new books agree with those WoB's which they do.

Iron Feruchemy makes no sense scientifically So the logic point doesn't hold up, and WoB is clear that the WoA and HoA are misunderstandings of characters, or errors on Brandon's part.

That impressive, good job. He has said that Sazed doesn't fully understand Iron Feruchemy in that scenario

One of the beta readers pointed that out, the thing is this WoB says that iron feruchemy doesn't give more force to attacks Thanks though.

Atium is not currently widely avalible. Can it? Reguardless Raysium isn't widely availible. Ettmetal and feruchemy have some interactions, but we don't know much, or how large the machinery needs to be for it to do so.

Welcome to Frustration's firepower Index, where I compare and rank the combat capabilities of Cosmere worlds and Magic systems. This thread will be focused on Feruchemy. Feruchemist Preparation: Be a koloss blooded, feruchemist. The body has room for 8 large bracers, which I recommend 2 goldminds, 2 steelminds, a pewtermind, a zincmind, and 2 nicrosilminds. They can also hold several smaller metalminds which can be surgically placed inside the body, including chromium, iron, brass, electrum, cadmium, and if possible extra gold, steel, pewter and nicrosil. Also in their possession should be, rings and earrings for the other metals. And an aluminum gun and bullets, as well as a set of grenades. Note that the Nicrosil is used for making a perpendicularity, if the amount of investiture needed exceeds the amount that can be stored in two large metalminds with an implant switch those for other usable metals like gold, steel, pewter, zinc, and chromium. Offenses: Increased strength and speed make them increadibly dangerous, especially with a gun, with zinc allowing them to almost instantly calculate trajectories. Additionally if they every get above an opponent they can tap iron to crush them, and grenades can blow up enemies. Defenses: Gold allows the feruchemist to heal, and tin allows them to not feel pain, and with brass the feruchemist can become too hot to safely touch. Mobility: Steel makes the feruchemist incredibly fast, storing iron allows them to safely fall from great heights, and tapping large amounts of Nicrosil allows them to cross between realms. Stealth: Storing Nicrosil hides them from investiture detection, and storing Connection makes them harder to notice, additionally storing iron would make them lighter, allowing them to make less noise while moving, and storing brass would hide them from heat detection if that ever comes into play. Awareness: Tin allows the Feruchemist to increase their senses, and Bronze allows them to stay awake and alert. Additional abilities: Electrum allows the feruchemist to become more determined, and to overcome resistance. Chromium, Zinc and Copper would allow them to learn and adapt to almost any situation, making it almost impossible to outplay a prepared Feruchemist. As always what did you think? Did I miss anything? And what should I work on next?

So I think there is a very large misconception here, there are strict limits to how much you can store at once, you cannot, no matter how large of a metalmind you have, weigh nothing.