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Well, true, but it doesn't solve them all optimally, which is also important. I am a stick.

You get a squirrel, minus the brain! It can have mine! This time, I'm inserting a thousand broams and an emerald boxing.

I am a stick.

Are you forgetting Slughorn?

I am a stick?

After hearing of @SirWolfe's research on the planet Polikor, I conducted my own research, finding an entire new continent. The people there, the Hyyterwas people, seem to treat death as something sacred, not to be spoken of, and they have rebuffed my questions on the subject. When one of the Hyyterwas people dies, a manifestation of their life's work appears around them. For example, a gardener would have plants sprout around them, while a researcher would have a notebook containing all of their findings yielded up by the ground around them. How much they pursued it seems to affect the proportion of the manifestations. The same gardener from the last example could create a flower bed, but someone who devoted their entire life to giving back to nature could spawn an entire forest. It even seems that this can even affect the future. The deaths of, say, someone who committed their life to their religion could lead to a temple being built over the same spot, though this could just be an attempt to respect the deceased. The full extent of the magnitude of extreme cases, and certain types of people (warriors, criminals, and people who haven't focused on anything in particular, for example), I still have yet to research. Reading and Writing

You get 3.1415926535897932384626433832795028841971693993751058209749445923078164062862089986280348253421170679 pre-solved math problems Inserts 1000 boxings and an emerald broam

Thank you! Have a folding house.

And somehow smelled like the color green.

I would once again like to thank Narrator X for soulcasting me back into me.

I am a stick. I am a stick. I am a stick! I am a stick? I am a stick.

Granted. You teleport there instantly, and the vacuum of space explosively sucks the air from your lungs, killing you within seconds, if not immediately. But at least the view was nice. I wish for a soda.

Will TV be a thing?

I'll admit, I didn't see that coming. Granted. You can no longer see through glass. I wish for a teleporter.

My birthday is in seven copper days. (Check the Steel alphabet page on the Coppermind for future numbers.)

Granted. It's constantly attacking you. I wish for all the Sanderbooks in a perfectly readable state and in English.

Zelda. lots of Zelda.

My sister is a HUGE fan. (She's currently on her fifth read-through.) Here are her answers: 1. "I don't do that kind of stuff." 2. "Flashback" 3. "Lord Voldemort (Just kidding, it's Linh.)" Edit: I just made you a darkeyes!

Granted, but you can't learn any other languages. I wish for homework to be consigned to oblivion.

Granted. It's infested with wasps. I wish that wasps were terrified of me an always flew away whenever they noticed me.

In addition to his disadvantages, he was a tyrant. By giving the skaa no rights whatsoever, he not only gave them reason to form a revolution, but also gave them the tools (Allomancy) to succeed. Had he ruled more peacefully and fairly, he wouldn't have even needed to face this situation.

Knowing of the good, I think you mean.

Granted. Everyone else you meet mistakes you for an enemy and attacks you, leaving you physically quite broken after only the first few centuries of it. After all, immortality and invincibility are two very different things. I wish gain Allomancy for cadmium and bendalloy without Hemalurgy.

Here's a variation on that: What did the Mistborn say after they attacked someone? "I don't know, I just... snapped."

I just got an idea for a thread. Random and pointless questions we have for Mistborn Era 3. Such as: Will there be Rubik's cubes in Era 3?