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    Meanwhile, my Petreon (that a just really ruins the name’s coolness) uses a super effective stone edge on the Flareon.
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    A Petraeon, to be precise.
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    I suppose that the connection-manipulating effects we saw with Bleeder could help somehow. Spiking out a strong connection to some other planet could also help. SA:
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    F-gold has never been shown to have a limitation. Normal Radiant healing seems to have a limit given how difficult it is to force Stormlight to heal Shardblade wounds, but tapping massive quantities of F-gold should not be a problem. Stacking Radiant healing and Regrowth might make healing abilities stronger like Mistborn with spikes, but the difference between Feruchemy and Allomancy is that Feruchemy has no cap. If powerful enough healing could heal a Shardblade to the head/upper spine, then F-gold can almost certainly do it. The only healing power I'd put above a Fullborn with unlimited metal's F-gold would be a Returned's Divine Breath. I just now remembered that Nale didn't actually heal Szeth after a Shardblade killed him. Storming retcons. Although this WoB does say that the original is still canon: Regardless, Wyndle told Lift in Edgedancer that she would have been able to heal a girl killed by a Shardblade if she'd attempted to do so immediately after it happened, and didn't mention any such technique. While the Fullborn is constantly compounding the infinite metals that they have, using either Duraluminum or compounded Nicrosil to enhance the burn rate to levels higher than TLR, their soul is invested more than enough to heal the connection, so long as it is capable of doing so. Given that a Regrowth Fabrial can do it, I think its safe to say a Fullborn can as well.
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    I’d agree with that for Radiant healing, but Feruchemy’s whole thing is being able to tap without limit so long as you have enough attribute. I don’t see the difference. We know from Nale that a Regrowth Fabrial can invest a soul and heal the connection between it and a body, so if a soul is properly invested with healing power it should be able to do the same regardless of source, so long as the Investment is at least equal to that given by Regrowth Fabrials. F-good can be better, so I don’t think there should be any problem in a Fullborn healing their Shardblade wounds.
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    Given the level of healing a Fullborncan output, they should be able to keep up with boosted healing. It was in OB I believe, during the battle of Thaylen city. And Wyndle believes that Lift could heal Shardblades wounds with regrowth, and Nale actually did do it to Szeth with a Fabrial.
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    Yeah, if partially charged spikes become widespread, hemalurgy will be in the same boat as mild Warbreaker spoilers It damages the soul, but the effects might not be commonly researched for some time.
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    So a Radiant would be killed by a spine hit? I believe that regrowth Fused have taken spine hits, as Kaladin mentioned they only died if you hit the right spot on their sternum, breaking the gemheart. Regardless, there is literally no way that a Radiant could ever get such a hit off. Infinite duraluminum-powered compounding of all 16 metals means infinite speed equal or greater to what Marasi used, along with infinite Atium. The Fullborn can dodge the Radiant until they die, no problem.
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    Yep. All healing is soul-based, and we know that F-gold can heal Shardblade wounds: So it’s safe to say that with infinite F-gold a Fullborn would be fine. Also, Fused only die to Shardblades when their gemhearts are broken, I believe they can survive spine hits.
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    If the Windrunner actually had enough Stormlight to lash a Fullborn into the sun within a reasonable amount of time, then this isn’t a battle between Windrunner and Fullborn. It’s a battle between Honor and Harmony, or at least two people who’ve Ascended Well of Ascension style. Now, if we take a more reasonable definition of “infinite” metals/Stormlight by saying that both Radiant and Fullborn are being directly fueled by their respective Shard as the Heralds/Vin/Elend we’re, the. I think the discussion will go better. With that definition, I’d give the win to the Fullborn 10/10 assuming that heralds don’t heal more weakly than Radiants, as the Heralds died during desolations so it must be possible to kill someone even with infinite Stormlight. Assuming Radiant healing is superior, I’d still give it to the Fullborn as infinite Atium means immortality, and unlike in a regular fight where the Radiant could maybe disconnect their metalminds, the Fullborn can constantly duraluminum compound the infinite gold they have for unlimited healing at levels that make Miles’ healing pale in comparison. Even if they can’t kill the Radiant, they can outlive them.
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    Eof opened the door. "Yes?" The brave adventurer leans in close to Everyone and whispers conspiratorially. "He told me that he's on a quest to find true love. He's got some kind of magic medallion that's leading him to it."
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    I don't think a Kandra could significantly increase their reaction time. And Bleeder was able to react to bullets, if not dodge them in time, so she was likely moving faster than 8-10x. Also, Bleeder was using A-steel during her and Wax's chase, not F-steel.
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    “I think we should go to the Ghanderflaffle empire first. That seems like a place where things happen, right?” — Subversion shrugged. “I was bored, and Bookwyrm needed to know what Plotblade he’d claimed.”
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    “Hm.” The brave adventurer comes to a halt suddenly, hand moving into his cloak. “Something is ahead of us.”
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    Moni grabbed a bag that was hanging by the door and slung it onto her shoulders. “Oh, I don’t know. Im sure we’ll find someone if we just start looking.” — Subversion narrowed her eyes at the inspector. “Upset that I took the explanation from you? Everything you said was accurate. I merely explained it more in-depth.” — The brave adventurer nods. “Narrators don’t make good parents. Resentment from their creations seems to be common.” @Thaidakar the Ghostblood
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    The brave adventurer stares into the darkness ahead, expression conflicted.
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    The brave adventurer follows, remaining silent for the moment. — “It wasn’t ‘immune’ to Mordite, just able to survive it temporarily because it was made up of a multitude of souls. The Mordite destroyed the souls one after another, and would have eventually been effective in completely eradicating the creature. It would have been better for Rym to target the Plotblade, but I suppose he wanted to claim it for himself. Still, I’d guess that the Mordite destabilizing the Plotblade was what allowed it to split as it did.” — Moni finished her breakfast and stood up, moving her dishes to the sink. “Well, I know some people we could ask, but I’m not really sure they’d know anything. Normally I’d suggest your Narrator, but… that probably won’t work here.” @xinoehp512 @The Bookwyrm
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    “Not a good relationship, then? What about him don’t you like?”
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    The brave adventurer smiles. “You don’t think Thaidakar is a private person?” @Thaidakar the Ghostblood — Moni nodded, face falling slightly. “Yes, I do. Adventures just aren’t for me.” She hesitated, still staring out the window. “We could try to find out why you showed up here. Just in case it’s important. Do you know anyone who’d be helpful with that? A friend maybe?” — Subversion frowned. “Yes, that’s why it survived the Mordite, and yes, I did make the thing. I had a Plotblade sitting around, and the perfect character to mold to it. How could I pass up the opportunity?” @xinoehp512
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    The brave adventurer looks down, judging the distance to the ground. Then he leaps off, falling past Spook and disappearing into the darkness below. A loud thump follows, and the brave adventurer’s voice echoes up to Spook. “Private person, are you? Well, whatever you’re after, I’m sure the quest to find it will be fun.” @Thaidakar the Ghostblood — Subversion laughed deviously. “Of course I’ll tell you about it. No use holding back the details about a dead monster, is it? What specifically do you want to know? How it survived a Mordite blade, I assume? @The Bookwyrm
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    Subversion smirked. “I suppose you’re right. However, wouldn’t the person who made the monster be a better source of information that the person who probably barely even knows it exists?”
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    The brave adventurer follows, cloak billowing as he climbs down into the depths. “You didn’t answer my question. Is it all four?”
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    The brave adventurer grabs the trapdoor and helps Spook lift it open. “I’d be surprised. It’s not often that you see a quest for romance in these parts.”
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    The brave adventurer steps back, keeping a wary eye on the device. “What are you seeking after on this quest? A Plotblade? An enemy? A secret? True love?”
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    The brave adventurer pulls out a knife and uses it to remove a piece of crystal from the trapdoor. He inspects it curiously, then stows it away in his cloak.
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