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If they have all sixteen metals, then they need to be at least era 2.

Said the flamingo's annoying butler.

I'm just saying that an aluminum dagger could potentially one-shot a Radiant. It would also be fairly basic equipment for an era 2 or above Mistborn, unless you want to give them a gun.

Because I was tired of being unable to refer to myself in third person smoothly. I was going to name myself Nameless as an interim name, but I decided to keep it.

An aluminum dagger through the eye would kill a Radiant unless they took it out right away. Aluminum inflicted wounds cannot be healed as long as the aluminum remains in it.

Except that the tournament was held in Soviet Roshar.

No no no, if they laugh, or at least don't cuss you out, then you've found a Sanderfan! Totally not creepy at all.

Nah, just call random people and say: "No mating!" Then hang up. Perfect strategy.

How potent is the man-made version? How much power per drop, and how much can you make at a time? Are there any downsides to distilling it?

Both got kicked for having more than one contestant.

Granted, but they can legally kill him in exchange. I wish to heal as fast as Spider-man.

Oh shoot, he came back?

But fortunately for it, Raw potato got expelled for bringing a club.

This is what I believe, and it still stands, with the addition of the Elsecallers, who could win every battle as long as they have enough Stormlight to get to the Cognitive.

Is this the same Vin who battled well against thirteen inquisitors? Without Atium, Vin could give third ideal Kaladin a run for his money. My favorite character in any series is Kaladin, and even I don't think that he could hold up against Vin with Atium and all sixteen metals, unless the fifth ideal gives some sort of mega-boost. Seriously, Vin ripped through thousands of Kollos, killed compounding inquisitors, and killed someone using Atium all without Atium herself. Give her Atium, and Kaladin stands no chance, at least at close range, which is the only place were Vin would need it.

Are you saying that Kaladin could survive against someone as skilled as, say Vin, when Vin had Atium? (Since you chose an exemplary Radiant, they must be fighting an exemplary Mistborn.)

I'm just saying that Bridge four has good form, they have experience with heavy lifting and hard work. Also, Stormlight heals you, so it wouldn't matter as much if you used bad form. The other bridge crews were exhausted at the end.

You get a jar of oculator's blood! *Inserts a wild Hoid*

And pewter let Vin outrun a horse. What's your point? We know Plate makes Radiants way stronger than a Mistborn, but in terms of speed and agility? They are roughly equal, except that pewter enhances your dexterity as well. As for bridge 4, they have form. They have been running that bridge for miles at least twice a week, and they trained to carry it every day. If they didn't have form, they would be dead.

It's an acronym for Lu-lu-skip-to-my-lu.

Latkes flew out of the arena. The announcer stepped forwards "AND THE HASH BROWNS WIN IT! ON TO THE NEXT MATCH! THE MIGHTY POTATO SOUP, VERSUS THE BARBARIC RAW POTATO!" The audience cheered.

Granted. Your Bane action figure disappears, and you can never own one. Your curse is that you will irrationally believe that Batman can do anything, no matter how ridiculous it may be. I wish for the new MCU movies not to be delayed by the Coronavirus.

The way I see it, Stormlight's "boost" is simply the fact that it instantly heals your muscles, meaning you never get tired. It doesn't vastly improve your strength, and Shallan wasn't able to run faster than Vathah and the others, simply longer. With Atium, it is still basically impossible to hit the Mistborn. Yes, a fifth Ideal Radiant with a ton of Stormlight would be nigh impossible to kill with conventional means, even for a Mistborn with Atium. The Mistborn still has a few options, such as duraluminum-steel pushing a large chunk of metal at the Radiant to break their armor, or Duraluminum-pewter punching them in the chest, then using chromium to drain their Stormlight and keep them from summoning their Shardblade. On the whole, however, I think that the more combat-based orders would have an advantage over the Mistborn. Unless you give the Mistborn aluminum daggers. Those things can block a Shardblade, and any wounds inflicted by them cannot be healed until they are removed. All it takes is a little Atium, a close quarters throw or stab, and the Radiant is dead. Unless they use my patented idea: Shardglasses. (That would still leave the Radiant more open to having their Shardplate broken, and would limit their offensive capabilities, but it might keep them alive long enough for the Mistborn's Atium to run out.)

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"GO HASH BROWNS!!!!!!!!!" Nameless shouted.