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A Zinc ferring could probably kill a Mistborn by Storing Mental speed, then tapping it in order to predict the Mistborns next move, then react based on that at the last second like Vin did, only considerably more easily. It would take the Mistborn being dumb enough to attack at close range as opposed to shooting them with coins from a distance.

Except that you get paid twice as much money, and are allowed to use a sword.

Death

Haha! I am immune to the Zombie virus!

It could just be that other Radiants have bonded Spren that have peices of "Honor" as in the actual Shard, while Kaladin shows the aspects of Tanavast, the personality of the Vessel.

YKYASFWY get Oathbringer for christmas, and finish it on Christmas.

Granted, the books you put on hold will get here tommorow, here as in to my house. Your bane is that the library will think that you stole the books. I wish for suit of Shardplate that is the same as normal Shardplate except that it has access to unlimited Stormlight, making it regenerate almost instantly.

Blushweaver?

Xenophobia

Cranky

What are you woing doing? wis is it wontagious Conwagious contagwis ... newer wind.

Perfect! I needed a new acid proof covering for my sink! I'll give you a bottle of punch and an ice pack. I have a briefcase filled with useless green paper.

Bleeder?

Wayne?

Stormblessed

I have light eyes, so I'll take the shattered plains, or Urithuru, so that I could be a Knight Radiant.

Parshman, I could meet Kaladin! (and maybe become a Windrunner.) Would you rather ascend to the Shard of Autonomy, or the Shard of Odium?

Shards cannot break their oaths, and as Odium has sworn an oath to protect anyone born in Kharbranth, he must do so.

But then everything around the stick began to turn into sticks, the effect slowly but steadily spreading, as everything became stick.

As long as the next generation is born in Kharbranth, they will still be protected.

Burn all their metals? I forgot about them, I think that it would depend on how quickly they could travel to the Cognitive, and how resistant Mistborn are to Soulcasting.

Congratulations on 100 posts!

Except that would be Mistborn+Medallions. The "Shardglasses" are Radiant+nothing. Spook never had any Atium, the only person to currently have Atium is Marsh, all the rest was burned. Also, some metals are difficult or even impossible to make in those times. The way I see it, there should be three catergories: 1. Mistborn with steel, iron, tin, pewter, zinc, brass, gold, electrum, Atium, bronze, copper, duraluminum, and aluminum. For equipment, they have glass daggers, a coin pouch, and a Mistcloak. 2. Mistborn with all sixteen metals, but no Atium. For equipment, they have aluminum daggers and a coin pouch 3. Mistborn with all metals we have seen in the books, equipped with aluminum daggers and a coin pouch. This is my opinion on how the fights would go: 1. Radiants below third ideal have no chance unless they are from either the Skybreaker, edgedancer, Windrunner, or Dustbringer, and have the terrain advantage. With Plate, and possibly shardglasses, those orders win most of the time. The other orders have a chance once they get Plate, depending on how powerful living Plate is, they could possibly win. 2. Radiants without Plate lose to chromium unless they are either a Windrunner, Skybreaker, Edgedancer, or Dustbringer, and are in a position were they can use their full mobility, or a Lightweaver who fools the Mistborn with illusions. With Plate I think all the orders would win, unless chromium instantly destroys Shardplate. 3. before Plate, all orders lose. With Plate, only the Windrunners, Skybreakers, Edgedancers, and Dustbringers have a chance, and I think the terrain will decide the victor. (I didn't include Stonewards because we haven't seen them in action yet) On a side note, could Lightweavers make a bunch of fake Atium shadows to fool a Mistborn? I know that illusions can be detected by bronze, but it would still be extremely confusing and could help to negate the effects of Atium somewhat.

I not saying that the Radiant would get glasses, I am saying that they could summon their Shardblade in the shape of glasses or a facemask with small holes instead of clear glass, then wear that. Shardplate's one weakness would be solved. If I had prior knowledge of Atium, then I would definitely try to think of some way to get rid of an easy way for my enemy to win.

It is possible to defeat Mistborn with Atium, you just have to have a fast enough reaction speed to react to their blows, thereby bouncing their Atium off of itself, as their movements change the future that they saw. This would probably be almost impossible at close range, even if Stormlight gives more speed than Pewter, but against things like coins or thrown daggers, it would be possible. Also, whats to stop the Radiant from making "Shardglasses" with a bunch of holes that are too small for the Mistborn to get anything through, but still let the Radiant see. The Radiant could then just attack with shardplate, punching out at the Mistborn, forcing them to use Atium to survive in the close quarters.