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I'll let you know if I kept my resolution on November 18.

This is what happens later in the fight, after Kaladin is left without stormlight after fighting the Fused: It has at least been a few minutes since Kaladin stabbed Amaram, and Amaram is stumbling towards Kaladin. His frenetic grace mentioned earlier in the fight? his strength? gone. Kaladin would have easily beaten this stumbling wreck, especially considering that Amaram had time to recover while Kaladin was fighting the Fused, which he wouldn't have happened if the Fused hadn't interefered. In close quarters, a Windrunner or Skybreaker could lash the Mistborn to the ground five times, or lash them into the air. Yes, Investiture resists Investiture, but Kaladin and Szeth have lashed fused before, and Szeth Thinks that it is harder to lash people holding Stormlight. Overall, I think the close quarters fight favors the people who can regenerate, have shapeshifting weapons that can cut through anything and insta-kill almost anyone, and near-indestructible armor that is immune (possibly barring Duraluminum) to being pushed or pulled on.

Granted. You will be the most inspiring orator the world has ever seen and will ever see. Every word you speak will be more inspirational than the most inspiring speech ever given, and all who hear them will be truly inspired by them, no matter how cynical they may be. The very world will gather to hear your speeches, and be inspired by your words. They will be inspired to Hatred and anger, no matter what you say, all who hear your words will be inspired to hate and destroy, causing them to go into maddened rampages, attacking anyone who gets in their way, all ... except you. The entire world will burn before you, and yet no one will ever attack you, no matter what you say or do. I wish that Brandon Sanderson would become a bendalloy ferring, and that his aging wouldn't speed up while he was in a speed bubble.

Wonderful! I've been needing some rat poison. I'll give you a hundred aluminum bullets. I've got a aluminum pistol that definitely isn't covered in fingerprints.

I had the book with me as well, and referred to it while I was typing my post This is accurate, although Syl didn't warn Kaladin until the last second, and I think that Kaladin would have succeeded. Just because Kaladin separated the Fused and Amaram doesn't mean he wasn't still fighting them both at the same time. They were both attacking Kaladin, and so Kaladin split them up to fight them separately. As for Kaladin not beating Amaram, here is a direct quote from the book: Then after some dialogue: How is this not defeating Amaram? this is not because of Amaram's guilt, it is because Kaladin severely damaged the gemstone in Amaram's chest. If the Fused hadn't attacked Kaladin, then he would have quickly finished Amaram off. The book doesn't say how long he fought the Fused for, but it was long enough for him to run out of stormlight Kaladin is the best soldier in the Cosmere: On a battlefield, Kaladin would win against anyone short of a herald or Fullborn.

Wish Granted! I will send you to the Tranquiline halls! via death I wish to be a zinc ferring.

It is possible to defeat someone with Atium, as Vin did it, but doing so is almost impossible, even if stormlight gives more speed than pewter does.

And the Fused who attacked Kaladin while Kaladin was fighting Amaran, and then assisted Amaran throughout the rest of the fight? Are you forgetting that Kaladin beat Amaran? He stabbed Amaran's crystal, and if a dozen Fused hadn't attacked him, Kaladin would have easily finished Amaran off. I will summarize the battle: first, Kaladin fights Amaran while constantly watching out for Dalinar, being forced to fly off to get the fused away from Dalinar a few time, and despite was about to stab Amaran in the face, when a Fused takes him by surprise and hits him. Kaladin then fought Amaran and the Fused, while still watching out for Dalinar. Kaladin then lashes the Fused into the air and defeats defeats Amaran. Before he can finish Amaran off, he is attacked by a dozen fused at once. Then, after the fused fight Kaladin, leaving him drained of stormlight and unable to stand, Amaran limps up with a broken jaw, and is about to kill him when Rock shoots Amaran with a bow. without the Fused, Kaladin would have simply flown down and stabbed the gemstone in Amarans chest a few more times, killing him.

I doubt Jasah would accept Adonasium as a god because, very simply, Adonalsium was killed by mortals. One very basic theological point that exists in every religion I know of is that the God or gods can only be stopped by other gods, regular (or even exceptional) mortals can never fight them. Adonalsium was killed by mortals, so therefore he/she/it was not God.

Granted, you are given an inventory equal to Steve's in Minecraft. Your bane is that you do not have super-strength, so filling you inventory with dirt will crush you I wish to be as strong as Steve from Minecraft.

Brandon didn't mention Vin, the questioner did. "On a battlefield" does not mean that Kaladin has his squires with him any more than it means that Kelsier has Vin with him. Brandon was asked whether Kaladin could beat Vin/Kelsier, and Brandon answered that question. Brandon did not say that Kaladin had bridge 4 with him, he said that Kaladin would beat Vin/Kelsier on a battlefield. I believe Kaladin would have beaten Amaran on his own, except that he didn't just fight Amaran, he fought Amaran, disabled him, then fought twelve fused that have thousands of years of experiece at combat at once, with two more fused getting rid of all the stormlight around him, then, while on the ground unable to stand, Rock saved him from Amaran.

Granted. You are arrested by the Military for making a weaponized missile without a permit I wish for time manipulation powers

1. I wish for omnipotence, omnipresence, and immortality 2. I wish that no one else can make any wishes from this source 3. I wish that human bodies were perfected, ridding them of things like aging, allergies, genetic diseases, etc, etc, etc.

I'm sorry, this wish is impossible to grant, care to wish again?

*slowly backs out door*

Steel, they are much more flexible from what I have seen. Would you rather be trampled to death by a chull, or be assigned to the bridgecrews?

Yes, but Windrunners are better suited to direct combat, especially after they get their plate. Windrunners are versatile, and can fight almost anywhere, while Mistborn require metal in the surroundings in order to fight at full capacity.

Granted! as this is such an insidious threat, I shall forgo the bane entirely, leaving only the boon. No one shall ever forget to wish again.

Yes, but Kaladin (or Windrunners in general) would have an advantage in combat, while Mistborn in general are more suited for assassination, so Mistborn probably couldn't win without a terrain advantage.

Granted. You are given two phones made out of human skulls. Your curse is that they require investiture to work, and, like Nightblood, if you don't have enough investiture, they will kill you I wish for the Nightwatcher to bond with someone in Stormlight 4.

Granted! for one week everything you see will move to the right for you, no matter how large it is. I am feeling generous today, so I will make it permanent and skip the bane. I wish to be smart enough to do school easily, but not too smart to interact with people.

Era 4 would be a facist dictatorship enforced by unkillable gods.

*Walks through door*

There have been at least two WoBs about Vin Vs Kaladin: And another one with Kelsier: And then another one with Windrunners and Mistborn in general: Brandon has said two times that Kaladin would beat Vin in a straight up fight, once that Kaladin would beat Kelsier, one time that Windrunners in general will beat Mistborn in general in a direct fight, and zero times that a Mistborn would beat a Windrunner in a straight up fight. Brandon has considered this, and even if he hadn't, he is the author, and we have nothing in the books that contradicts this directly, meaning this is the canonical answer, and the only thing that can be argued about is what a "battelfield" is.

There is a Stormlight 4 hopes thread, so I decided to make a Stormlight 4 fears thread. The question is simple: what don't you want to see in Stormlight four? I will start with three things: 1. Kaladin failing to say the fourth ideal again, and being killed while struggling to say the words. 2. Moash killing members of bridge four. 3. Love triangles of any kind.