I ♥️ Rashek

Tapping strength, I run after Luna and use the greatsword to slash at her.

I swing the sword at Luna again, this time tapping strength.

I run forwards and strike again while Luna is on the floor/getting back up.

After grabbing the brassmind, I see @Lunamor trying to steal a book near me while carrying a giant jug of water. Very subtle. I tap the pewtermind and swing the sword at her.

Since Potency ran from the edge back to the center, I should have time to react. Moving that far takes time. I tap strength and dodge, then swing the sword at @Blessing of Potency

I take the sword and pewtermind, then go for the brassmind (it's the closest thing on the list)

I soulcast him, then take the sword and pewtermind that we were fighting over.

I see Itiah start to swing the sword. It's a big sword, and that means it will be heavy and slow, probably needs two hands. Because of how circles work, the sword won't be as effective against an opponent at extreme close range. I move into Itiah and soulcast him into air.

I dodge the sword by stepping back and tell Itiah that I'll soulcast him to death if he doesn't back off. If I soulcast him to death and get the sword and pewtermind, I can win that way too.

I move towards the pewtermind.

I run towards the center and grab the Soulcaster.

It was a great day outside. Of course, the weather in Hallandren was almost always good, so this was nothing new. Elias had seen more fine days than he cared to count, and while they were nice, most days they were simply that. Today was different. It took him back to the days when he'd held Breath, when his world had been bright and colorful. Those days were over now, his last Breath offered to the gods, but the memories remained. The glories of the Heightenings were not so easily forgotten. Elias started his daily walk. He was a stranger to T'Telir, and the walks were his way of familiarizing himself with the city. As he passed the second fountain, Elias noticed a change. The buildings here were in terrible condition, paint peeling and windows cracked. Beggars sat by the streetside, dirty and tired, wearing clothes that had seen better days. He knew that he really shouldn't encourage them, but seeing people reduced to this state was beyond pitiful. In one of them, Elias could see the signs of typhoid, a rash of red spots and a face flushed with fever. Without treatment, the beggar might die. Elias made his way over to the beggar, giving the man a coin and some advice. "Son, you have the typhoid. Take this coin and buy some water, then mix in some salt and sugar before you drink it. If you stay hydrated, you'll live." He continued to walk. He'd done what he could for this one.

Distribution of Allomantic power likely follows a normal distribution, with the center being the average Allomantic strength of the parents. So, yes, you can get more powerful Allomancers, but getting someone powerful enough to be Mistborn would be extremely unlikely unless the Set had a huge starting population. Also, how do the Set measure Allomantic strength anyways? If their 'purest' candidates end up being Mistings of hard-to-measure metals (aluminum, duralumin, copper, gold, …), that could set them back a lot.