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Sorry, I finished typing my question before I saw yours. Radiant.

Harmony appears to you and says; "You can pick 1 Feruchemical power and 1 Allomantic power, and I will bestow them upon you. What are these powers?" Whatchu gonna pick? I'd pick Cadmium Allomancy, and either Steel or Pewter Feruchemy.

This is what I've heard. Although, the word 'natural' can mean different things. Natural for me, would be by means you cannot control. As such, by my standards, a Fullborn would be possible naturally if Harmony just... turned you into a Fullborn. For me, that's natural. And He could do it at birth, thus making you a naturally born Fullborn.

We not gonna talk about perhaps not the physical bindpoints, but the spiritual bindpoints? Which is why it works when it does?

If you look at the footnote, it clarifies that hoid uses something similar to the underlying mechanics of feruchemy, and has a link to this WoB; Oh, I'm dumb, I totally saw that and then forgot. So then, it's definitely a RAFO, but also something similar to chromium feruchemy, which according to the coppermind, is storing Fortune. So... something like having a lot of knowledge.

Idk, but the thought of Hoid using Feruchemy is kinda odd. After reading Era 1, I kinda got it into my head that only wise old Terrismen (i.e. Sazed) were the stereotypical Feruchemists, and that it was like only them or smth. But my question is, when/how did Hoid get Feruchemy? Prob a RAFO, or I skipped something in this thread.

Ah yes Fullborn makes more sense. But the issue becomes, I think, that Mistborn by themselves are rare, and my knowledge of Ferrings is limited, and I don't know much about Feruchemy, so I am not the person to go into depth about how plausible this would be in world.

Today I finished my re-read of Era 1 (second time eyy) and I'm going to start Era 1.5 (Wax and Wayne) later tonight. At an activity tonight, me and a friend were talking about Feruchemy and Allomancy, Twinborns and Mistborn and the like. And the thought occured... What if there was a Mistborn, but they could use all Allomantic powers (like a normal mistborn) but also all Feruchemical ablities? A double Mistborn? What would the title be? Preservationborn? Since (correct me if i'm wrong, which I probably am) Allomancy and Feruchemy are of Preservation and Hemalurgy is of Ruin Just some brain barf, ridicule me how you like.

Ahhhhhh. Ok, that makes sense. Mostly. So it's like a positive side affect to their powers, and something that just happens and they have no control over it.

Could you explain what a "Lightweaver Resonance" is? I am confused.

Wondering if Navani could use this in moving the Fourth Bridge in book 5. That'd be pretty interesting, although it would complicate things in regards to stopping the Fourth Bridge so... maybe not. But this makes my brain hurt, and I can just barely comprehend it with my small teenage mind, so I'm going to say it's wack and uses physics.

Is it too chaotic to hope it'll happen again over a populated area?

Welcome to the Radiants! I myself am a Lightweaver, but we share a Surge, so we're besties now.

Lightweaver here @Vin(Diesel) can you post what order you got when you take the quiz?

Glitch hunting actually makes a lot of sense. They'd be the server mini-admins, appointed by the owner and mods, to look for bugs and glitches. Nothing wrong with roaming, my friend. Willshaper's are a cool order.

Honestly, this could spark a fun debate. Stormlight obeys the general laws of physics, but then it kind of stops there. It has it's own laws of physics, i think. So it'd have to be quite a mixture of things to make it solid/liquid, or it's impossible.

Ahhh ok. Yeah, i thought she was both, so was confused with her and Hoid's interactions.

Ok I might be wrong here, but I remember seeing somewhere that Jasnah was Ace/Aro. So I don't have an opinion really, but I'm just double checking the facts here.

Knights Radiant playing Minecraft (Singleplayer) : Windrunner: Protecting all the passive mobs from monsters Skybreakers: Organizes a nation and enforces rules, mercilessly slaughtering any mobs that disobey. Dustbringer: Burns whole world. Edgedancer: Makes a shrine to every single block/mob they break/kill. Truthwatcher: Calmly grows crops, and predicts when the harvest will be (idk how they would play it) Lightweaver: Does the noob tactic, and builds something cool, but it's hollow on the inside. Elsecaller: Achievement hunting. Speedruns all the achievements. Willshaper: I have no idea. Frees mobs i guess? Stoneward: Makes cool builds out of stone and other rocky materials Bondsmith: Builds a ton of random walls out of random blocks, thus uniting said blocks. Knights Radiant playing Minecraft (Multiplayer) : Windrunner: Protecting all the good players from griefers. Skybreakers: Goes off and makes a nation, and enforces the rules so much, that they become hated and then they leave the server out of anger. Dustbringer: Burns whole world. Edgedancer: Makes a temple to remember when players died. Truthwatcher: Becomes the server phsycic, and predicts what will happen to players Lightweaver: Builds hollow builds, lies to everyone. Elsecaller: Achievement hunting. Speedruns all the achievements. Willshaper: Slight breaking people out of prison, making sure everyone is free. Stoneward: Makes cool builds out of stone and other rocky materials. Bondsmith: Builds a ton of random walls out of random blocks, thus uniting said blocks. Also unites warring people together.

We'll say happy, because it was a good distraction, and I was still able to finish my work before it was due

you got me reading through this WoB instead of theater homework. Should I be angry, or happy, or both?