Frustration

Honestly soulcasting is just one of the most underrated powers. Like what stops a lightweaver from turning the ground into mustard gas, or truthberry smoke or other things that would be toxic to anyone but them?

Well, that was a short conversation, so um.... Hows everyone's day been?

I'll take that as a compliment, thank you sir.

I just posted the link as text rather than linking it to words. I also noticed you skipped like three orders but alright

The lightweaver can just soulcast the mistborn. Even if somehow the Mistborn is for some reason immune to this, creating a large bolder around their head works just as well. It isn't even a real contest.

Fused are surgebinders

Szeth with stormlight, and Kaladin on an opponent who wasn't even paying attention to him are the only examples I can think of. Elsecalling brings clothing with, so I'd imagine that the clothing would act like skin would. Why would everything be wrong? An division seems pretty fast. It's not suppression. And the more invested something is the more it resists leeching, so they have time to burn.

You have some spoilers there that aren't allowed here.

No not really. Ending a pewter drag isn't savantism. It's closer to the effect of giving up breath, than messing with your spiritweb.

You can't grab a wrist from seven feet away. And even if you managed to touch a radiant, their division means you lose your hand in that exchange.

Versatile? They might have strictly speaking a greater number of powers, but most of those are useless. And how do they counter shardblades?

I mean, I guess you could count Amaram. Malata turned stone to dust, but she didn't show any negative effects. In fact if they could do that from any point they could just cover themselves in a stormlight layer that burned away anything that wasn't them.

We've only seen it once, but what we did see it started from the point of contact but extended outward(OB 1002). So burning them from far away might be hard, but if they keep a small burn around them they should be able to prevent the coin from breaking skin.

Elantris

They could use division to burn the coin.

Why would I want less power? Fullborn all the way.

How though? Even assuming Gavilar somehow survived as a CS he lacks the ability to possess a human.

"Did you get it?" Isek asked, right before something else slammed into his back. Blast, there were more of them, he managed to stay upright this time, using his stick as a third leg, and forcibly bringing his head back, he slammed into something with a satisfying crunch.

with your permission then

Who would win?

No, you might be able to reset yourself back to before but it wouldn't last. And depending on what your investiture is it might reject the soulstamp.

It was never confirmed what spike those were. I've always assumed them to be iron or something.

Roshar just doesn't have the issues in the first place, ordinary wood floats on the beads, it doesn't float on the mists. The Rosharan army is simply too big to kill. Coinshots can be dropped by arrows, so they aren't safe. There are a lot of exceptions. For example the Zulu tribe in Africa almost overwhelmed a British regiment simply by continuing to atrack even as they qere mowed down. So their tens of thousands almost overwhelmed thousands of British soldiers. If there had only been a dozen the British would have lost. What's left will still be thousands strong, assuming they haven't already won, and the Coinshots will fall shortly.

Like what?

Normal Nicrosil stores invesiture. Medallions are something else, more like machines that can use investiture than metalminds.