Frustration

The shard if broken, it can't take a vessel anymore, that seems pretty harmed to me.

It uses Investiture to transfer the traits, it's more philosophically neutral than anything.

"It's just wet, like wood that hasn't had time to dry, not truely composed of water. I fail to see what this proves, however, I can prove mine." Xanth set up a ceramic heating dish and a water barrle. "Your classification of elements describes Sulfer as aan element, Mercury as another and Tin as separate altogether correct?" Xanth hwever did not give Cancei time to respond. "So, here I have Brimstone, almost ure fire in powdered form, what you would call Sulfer, and here, quicksilver, what you would all mercury, pure metal distilled." Xanth poured both into the pan. "And now to bond them, Salt, mostly earth, mixed with the fire of brimstone and with the guidence of quicksilver they will become tin." Xanth poured the salt in, and started the fire underneath. He was careful to control the flames, but the physical ascpect was only part of what he did. The Phlisophical was just as important. Xanth searched deep within himself, removing all impurity and going to the very dpeths of the soul of himself. At his very core, was the seed of his soul, the desire for questions, the desire to understand. Xanth innwardly focused on this above all else, while physically he had taken two sets of tongs and was folding the slowly solidifying mass. The fire roared and the metal glowed, beads of sweat formed on Xanth but he never lost sight of his questions, the most pure form of himself. As he went on, the lump began to take shape, solidifying and expanding. Eventually the singular burning question was there, the one he asked himself most of all, the one left when all others where pulled away, "Who am I?" With that the lump was formed, Xanth picked it up with the tongs and placed it in the water barrel. Steam rose up, hissing sounded, and Xanth placed a lump of Tin upon the Table. Tin the least pure of all the base metals, the least enlightened. "It is done."

Odium isn't on Roshar either.

Straight fact

Dragons have a human shape, even without being Shard vessels Still weird though.

If I didn't hate the cult of twig so much I'd rep that.

Endowment sort of does it with the Returned, there are some more examples, but I think they don't because it leaves the vulnerable.

Xanth paused and looked at the water pooling in the pot. "Now that is intresting, is it acting as a bonding agent? It must be that's the only explanation."

According to statistical evidence @Karger is the community accepted best Sharder.

Shards are not the same thing as investiture, and they can be harmed, the Shard of Honor no longer exists it's prices do, but it doesn't.

Feruchemy is not totally neutral, and awakened objects consume breath given sufficient time.

It would still cause interference, it's a feild effect.

Half-bloodmaker, Or Half-Coinshot.

I was talking to you, A-steel F-gold. Only thing is using connection powers is far easier and faster than both Hemalurgy and hanging around enemy territory hoping one of the enemy will decide to join you.

It did?

A Radiant can be replaced by any sentient creature with the right character matrix, while Metalborn are born. Replacing a Radiant takes at best a few days Replacing a Metalborn takes at least ten years. Dude, Coinshot, bloodmaker. That is one allomantic power, and one feruchemidic power, and thus twinborn.

increasing friction means they won't be able to move. it would be easier to do that if we have a specific setup first, say oath 3 skybreaker vs Coinshot, Bloodmaker twinborn Another thing is, if we are pitting these two sides together Radiants have one final advantage, expendability, a lost Radiant is much easier to recover than a metalborn.

I mean moving a weapon of sufficent size that an iron compounder is required to pull on the spring.

Yeah, but how are you going to aim that at a person?

@mathiau Gyls was willing to be corrupted and that's why only corrupted Truthwatchers exsist so far, they can't be willing if they aren't sapient.