Frustration

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These souls are accepted. Name your boon.

Yes that is ture, I'll add it.

Well that's only one of the gems, it reacted with another one, and that one wasn't full.

I've started doing magic system analysis as well, and just finished Allomancy.

Welcome to Frustration's Firepower Index, after the sucess of the planetary rankings, I decided I'd create another ranking system, detailing the combat potential of each magic system, starting with Allomancy. Mistborn Recommended Preparation: Be a koloss blooded Mistborn, and savant in every metal except tin. Especially Bendalloy, this will allow you to anchor a speedbubble to yourself, giving you effective superspeed. Savanting in Pewter is risky, but leads to greater advantages in combat. Own an aluminum gun and bullets, along with an aluminum grenade launcher, that produces aluminum shrapnel, a set of primer cubes, and a large aluminum flask containing metals, and a collection of osmium spheres in an aluminum pouch. Offenses: Pewter roughly doubles a Mistborn's physical strength, and triples it while flaring, which will be increased by savanting, and can be pushed further by duralumin. Additionally with training they should be able to throw the primer cubes around 90 feet(Based on the average distance a person can throw a baseball). Which they should be able to increase with flared or, duralumin fueled pewter. With steel they can shoot their osmium spheres incredible distance, considering their high density, which can be pushed even further with duralumin And of course, they have a gun, and if the aluminum bullets get lodged in the target they won't be able to heal in the region where the aluminum remains, which is especially true of the shrapnel of aluminum grendades. Additionally with duralumin fueled emotional allomancy they can stun opponents. And Primer cubes allow them to create suppression fields, drain away investiture, or trap their opponents in bubbles of slowed time. Defenses: Pewter gives a slight increase to both healing and ones ability to handle physical damage. With Savanthood the Mistborn will feel no pain, and can keep fighting, even with wounds that will eventually kill them. Additionally with steel they can push away metal object coming towards them. Additionally between Perwter and Tin they can remain conscious longer, and in more difficult positions than normal. With steel and iron they can create clouds of spinning metal around them, that would make approaching them dangerous. Mobility: Pewter savanthood will grant an increased speed when pewter dragging, and Vin's horseshoe trick grants an increase in speed, and maneuverability. Additionally they can pull or push on nearby sources of metal, allowing them to move in the air in metal rich environments, and with portable bendalloy bubbles they can move at blinding speeds. Stealth: Copperclouds allow Mistborn to hide from investiture detection, and pewter increases their balance and dexterity, while tin allows them to monitor the noise they are making, and emotional allomancy makes it harder for them to be spotted. Awareness: Tin grants an increase in senses, while also allowing the user to see through mists. Bronze allows them to sense uses of investiture, including minute manipulations like summoning shardblades. Additionally any coinshot can use inquisitor's steelsight, allowing them to see trace metals, and monitor opponents that way, as well as being able to see in 360 degrees. Additional abilities: Electrum allows Mistborn to see the future, practiced use of this enables them to preform feats beyond their skill level. And subtle emotional allomancy can increase complacence or frustration, to allow you more room to maneuver or encourage them to make a mistake. I'll add a ranking system for the magic systems after I get a few more pages done, but for now what do you think? And what magic system should I do next?

Actually there is a conservation of momentum, so if you tapped a whole bunch you would slow down.

The unmade don't have a Bondsmith equivelent

Yes, I am aware of charcoal.

He also had zero experience in governing up to when he started the Final Empire, the increadible thing was that he was able to wing it so effectively.

Yes, but just being different from Rosharan Shardblades doesn't mean that it is doing whatever Nightblood is.

Or severing something. When you sever a limb with a shardblade it turns grey, so it could just be doing that.

Coal stoves could just be the name for it. And the mines in Urteau were for metal, that's why there was a cache there.

That'd be more of an Intent/Identity thing than a Connection thing. They weren't scared just warry. None of them were killed by it, so to them it's the saem. And Nightblood has always been like that. That's what scared Vasher so much about it. And normal shardblades turn things they kill grey.

It has been theorized. I am of the opinion that it would not.

They're from the Emperor's Soul

Brandon has said we could call the Shaod a fabrial, so there could be some supercomputer somewhere in Arelon doing it.

Returned (from what I recall, and it has been a few weeks since I read Warbreaker) aren't so much stronger than regular people, as that they are the pinical of human capacity. Basically they are Olympic level athletes in everything, without trying. And they don't get tired.

You have to make it, but we will automatically soulcast it into aluminum for you.

I think it would be no different than if you stabbed a second person. The same amount of investiture collected, if the spike could even hold that much.

That's not really enough to convince me. I could see it going either way, but for the purposes of this thread I'm going to say it won't until we have confirmation otherwise.

To give you all a scale of how far TwilightsansSparkles is above us: Third place for rep, and last place are closer together than third and first.

You really could. Assuming you have 30 individuals who each weigh 120 pounds, and you have them work in 8 hour shifts: They each have 10 days between each shift. Assuming they store 75% of their weight during that time, and are awake for fourteen hours a day they can each spend 12,600 hours weighing 230 pounds, or eight hours weighing 141,750 pounds. Not counting the diminishing returns, or the amount saved by storing to make the piston return to original position.

There isn't any coal on Scadrial, it's too new of a planet.

Yep. Move over dinosaur earth, I do hereby found the Greatshell Roshar Society.