Frustration

Sole desire Just wants to, as in, that's the only thing it desires.

Which they aren't. One has the sole desire of surviving, the other doesn't want to. What would the point of having a shard that just wants to live only to have them lose that desire and kill themselves off screen? Everyone prioreties survival at one point.

We knew more about the survival shard then wisdom at that point.

Virtuosity did have a planet though, two of them in fact. Invention on the other hand, avoids contact with other shards, and hides even from Sazed. And it being an over time realization doesn't prove anything, suicide is a long process.

You mean this one which says nothing? Or this one which RAFO's it?

"Wisdom" was never the shard that wanted to survive.

That does not support your original statement. Aluminum has always had the role it does, once tin took Silver's place Brandon considered swapping them but there was never a time where silver served the same role.

No, that's a Bondsmith ability.

Can you even stab the stormfather? And even if you could, I doubt a single spike can hold enough investiture for that. I'd doubt it, I don't think you can target specific powers with aluminum spikes. But who knows, maybe ypu can with the right technique. Maybe? Good luck then, Bondsmiths can naturally compress time 15 to one, with a Dawnshard I'm going to easily outpace even compounded steel with savanted bendalloy. *Exists hyperspace behind you* "Nothing personal." We don't know enough to include them yet. Dawnshards require another set of invested abilities to work, while they will give some benefits, like noticing colors or tastes better, on their own you can't do things like crack planets or whatnot.

That's not true, Silver had Tin's role in allomancy originally, and was changed when Brandon learned there was almost no silver in Pewter.

I mean, that's a lot of pvp, but we might be able to make it work. I think it lends itself more to a smash bros style video game myself. If any bored coders are out there.

Korivellium Avast.

I've got to go with 3rd Oath Bondsmith plus Dawnshard(exactly 1000 points). It's the only powerset to have rendered a planet's surface uninhabitable.

Pre prepared.

Most recent "Ruin is subservient to Preservation" Whatever that means If you stored a metalmind while holding a medallion and then tried to tap it later? I don't know

The kandra were uniquely vulnerable, humans require 4 spikes to be controlled.

Oh, whoops. AonDor would just work in this scenario I did it more by the amount of investiture than usefulness, though I admit to sort of bending this rule with the Dawnshard.

Who says only the domestic government would respond? Every government would have their eyes on someone with that level of power, and those that could would try to harness it for themselves.

Technically we met one in Oathbringer. Though, I suppose she was in human form at the time.

Not enough topics are being posted I guess. You could still be Fullborn by taking mistborn, or even lerasium mistborn with feruchemist, Well of Ascension power would just give you his raw allomantic strength, like the ability to push on trace metals inside of people and stuff like that. That's way beyond the ability of forgery. Even making yourself mistborn requires you to power it up with more investiture.

You're welcome, if you need anything else feel free to ask.

Alright, I got bored again, so I decided to make this. You have 1,000 points, make the strongest fighter you can, assume everyone is in an arena, and all powers work as normal. Race - pick one Powers grab as many as you can afford. Good luck, and may the strongest win.

I'm alright with occasional reappearances, like Shai showing up and things, but when just about everyone has already been seen I felt it stretched believability. Namely Klaise, it felt unnecessary for two of our three ghostbloods in TLM to be prestablished. The Sorceress being from SH didn't help either.