Frustration

There was one in AoN, but that one really doesn't fit anymore. Though, one of the characters did use Amberite(literally just Rosite) as makeshift bandages, that allowed him to survive wounds he shouldn't have.

These and more Can the ability to use the Mists be stolen with Hemalurgy? And what spikes would be needed? Could Bondsmiths allow Windrunners to make basic lashings that target people rather than directions? You have previously stated that Leechers will remove non-invested metals before invested ones, so if a Radiant ate gold could they protect their stormlight reserves because the leecher would leech the gold before the stormlight? In the SA Ars Arcanum Khriss mentions a more esoteric set of abilities, if Khriss knew about Lift would she say that Lift had those abilities? Given that Danwshards are divine Commands, has an in world scholar ever proposed the idea of divine Intents, either literal or Metaphorical? How big are Tai-na(reshi island) gemhearts? And what polestone are they? The lifespren near Lasting Integrity are noticeably larger, if an Edgedancer made their shardplate out of those lifespren would their plate be stronger than if it was made from more regular lifespren? You've said that The Lord Ruler used the Well of Ascension to make himself into a really powerful allomancer, about how many times more powerful than a regular Mistborn was he? Or alternatively how many beads of Lerasium would it take to be roughly as powerful? Marasi began leaking Mists when she used the Bands of Mourning, and you have compared it to Stormlight in the past. If an allomancer could use Stormlight to fuel their powers would they be as powerful as Marasi was? About how invested do you need to be in order to be immune to emotional Allomancy?

Preservation and Ruin are not naturally such opposites but rather they polarized over time. Now there was some opposition to start with, but it wasn't as pronounced.

You don't need to be anyone special to be a Forger, and that's the same basic system as being an Elantrian.

Elantrians write letters, something so basic that we consider it mandatory, yet look where that gets them. Other people simply can't do what they do for the simple reason they aren't elantrians, Sarene probably has the best penmanship of anyone in the book, yet she could never make an Aon function. Yumi stacks rocks, but someone who was not chosen doing the same thing would not have the same effect.

Um, it says that the child was given powers, not that it was a skill.

Oh my gosh. 93% voted to ban Calyrex Shadow. That's insane.

Huh

Okay, I too have finished the game

Cadmium and bendalloy use the same principles as gravitational time dilation, as seen here Now obviously there is no gravity generated by this, at least none that affects the physical realm. So gravitational time dilation occurs without being generated by gravity.

Why would it be done via gravity? No one is suggesting that.

I have long been an advocate for the theory that Honor bound all orders, just that Bondsmiths were the most restricted, which lead me to theorize as to what powers Windrunners would have and the answer came to me surprisingly quickly, time dilation. Now as you are all aware Gravity is a distortion of spacetime, so it seemed like just the kind of thing that a windrunner would be able to effect, along with time being one of the powers listed in the Windrunner's spot of the WoK Prime Surgebinding chart it seems like this is at least something Brandon has considered in the past. Additionally Brandon treats Bendalloy as Gravitational time dilation So therefore I propose that before Honor restricted surgebinding, and again now that his restrictions have fallen away Windrunners had the ability to manipulate time.

I don't know about that Rosite spores would make imobilizing both of them much easier.

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Honestly Sel would probably be one of the strongest worlds, during the cities peak there were thousands, maybe tens of thousands of Elantrians, and one of them could almost subjugate a world on her own. I have a really hard time seeing how anyone but Bondsmiths could deal with a prepared Elantrian.

They can only push through so much stone, they don't have to sink that deep to be brought out of reach. Not to mention the investiture interference.

Given that they can liquefy the ground, dropping not only the Mistborn, but their anchor into solid stone only to immediately resolidify it, I say that it becomes a pretty easy win for the Stoneward.

A pfp is in my opinion the same thing as a username, just an easy way to tell people apart, that's part of why I haven't changed mine since I got an original one, it's become so tied to my profile, that changing it would just confuse people.

I mean it's heavily implied that they don't like each other.

Oh, well fueled Allomancy. I don't think that would work either as aluminum only works on oneself. Even Chromium only purges excess investiture.

Well for starters the well can't even kill humans.

Huh, I think I got hit with that maybe once.

Well the Secret projects are all close to that time, so we know a little bit more than that but yes this is a huge time jump, but it's also when large scale cosmere travel really becomes possible with multiple planets having spacefaring vessels

Here's what I did.

So with Frustration's Firepower index up to date on all the Cosmere world's so far, I had to wonder if the Cosmere went to war at the Era 4 time who as of now do you think would win such a conflict? Now this does require a lot of assumptions, so I'm going to ask that all speculation be limited to that which has either been confirmed to happen, or which is heavily implied to happen before that time. We are also going to assume that no alliances between worlds have been made, nor has any world been subjugated before the conflict starts. So who would win?