Frustration

No more than yours. No it really isn't. The barracks are larger, more complex, and can be done by fabrials, which are weaker and more restrictive than radiants. And this is closer to a punch or a fall? They wouldn't be mashed into paste in the first place. That is multiple times more force than Vin used breaking that dudes head in, and she passed out for(I don't remember how long but it was a minimum of several hours). Even assuming that all they did was pass out the Radiant will recover first and kill them.

Amaram and his entire army at the end of OB.

If any investiture can counter any other why is Raysium unaffected by anti-voidlight?

If the gemstone is required then it's a limitation of Yelig-nar specifically. Nergaoul could bond men without it.

"All jobs require benefits, that's just the one I cared for."

If spreb aren't made from stormlight why does anti-stormlight kill them?

I have no reason your assumption would work, so why should I assume that it is correct? The soulcast I am proposing is nothing other than a hollow chunk of stone. Kaladin did, I don't think we have anything on Shallan. And what's special about falling? They can heal from multiple leathal wounds on a single pouch, and duralumin would burn that down to single digit minutes fast. Even with duralumin pewter their body would give out before the stone did.

Chromium struggles with invested metals, active stormlight will resist further.

Breaths draw energy from the SR. It's not that complex, the wall curves, and has stairways and crenelations, the hallway would be much simpler by comparison. And? It saved Shallan from falling the hundred feet into the Chasms. It would use less stormlight than the mistborn lost in pewter and steel. The coins would continue sliding down the wall away from you, and that's assuming the radiant just let them set that up. There were kite shields large enough to cover a person. Admittedly they were abnormally large, but shardblades are already over seven feet long.

Will it? Active investiture is harder to affect.

How? Why would Jasnah need to do that? It is practically a useless gimmick outside of 1 on 1 battles. Barely wide enough to walk down. Stormlight would absorb the impact. They can draw in stormlight reflexively. Coins aren't big enough to break a hole large enough for them to get out.

"Is it? I've met a few acolytes who joined to keep their souls safe."

Do you know how much energy nuclear fusion takes? "Become stone" while holding the correct image in mind would do just as well. Why would you make it 6 feet wide? They would never have become paste in the first place. If they aren't burning pewter they aren't pushing hard enough the radiant needs stormlight. The only reason to draw it in at this point would be either their pushed against the wall so hard the mistborn needs pewter, or the oxygen is running out, in which case the Mistborn can't survive.

In SH Ruin is pretty clear there will be no restart when he is done.

Because the amount of energy needed is beyond what we see stormlight provide. It's not complex, it's literally a tube.with sealed ends. 1.5 times at most Right here And then their out of pewter and duralumin. Pewter. They can survive without stormlight more than the Mistborn can without pewter. So if they both experienced the same force the Mistborn would get the worst of it.

It wasn't meant to be Cosmere-naive. In fact at the signing he specifically said he's no longer going to try and hide the cosmere, from now on it's all in the open.

The Spiritual realm. It seems pretty quick once you know what you are doing. In urithiru, where they couldn't summon blades, and the Kholinar palace, which is far too large to block with blades. Even in a spoiler tag it isn't allowed. If pewter can save them so can stormlight. And if it turns them to mush Pewter won't save them. And then they will run out of steel and be killed.

Kaladin is roughly 7 feet tall for us, Rock is less clear but probably 7'6-7'10

Ruin is a force for Change. And Dominion wants what they have to last. And that's not to mention how Brandon has said that Cultivation and Ruin would be an excellent pair, and that Honor and Odium would nationally attract each other. Or that all shards have a natural secondary drive to create.

Reflexes, sorry. He was able to pound on stone doors loud enough to be heard on the other side. If the mistborn is bad at fighting they lose. Requiring one side to be unskilled isn't fair. It does, far more energy than stormlight alone seems to have. The only way such transformations are possible is if it draws in more energy. They can see the mistborn's soul while viewing the CR, they aren't comatose. It's also the only time where such a large weapon would prove useful. TLM spoilers aren't allowed here. They will experience the same amount of force, whether they are pushing on coins behind them or not. How? If the mistborn is pushing on coins lodged against the shield, both of them will have the same amount of force applied to them.

Oh, my bad. Agreed.

Ours, I think Kaladin is like a head taller than them.

But humans are really bad at perceiving density, now their bad at volume, especially large volumes, but they're worse at density. I'm not sure what you mean here, they always have a chance to summon. Hollow spikes work just as well. It's stone how thick does it have to be? Even if they get pinned against the wall the Mistborn has the same problem, and they can't heal. Just their pewter, without that the lightweavers body can naturally take more force.

603 b. Also pick up the man sitting in a dark corner with a hood over his head. He might look intimidating, but he's actually the best help you can get.

Wouldn't the iron in biomatter be bonded to other atoms, ruining its purity?