Aspiring Writer

I bellieve if you tried o get your book 'singed' by him, you'd be arrested.

It has to reset somehow, otherwise, I'm pretty sure it would become unwieldy by the time Szeth gets it.

But, the blade has to eventually reset how much investiture it consumes, otherwise, it would become impossible to wield, so... how does it work?

She currently doesn't have one. That's why she and her were being used so prominently. Does that make it make more sense?

Okay, first sub. Hope you enjoy it. Content warnings for minor violence and language.

Actually, yes. That 400 pounds I removed was for things like scales, where I feel the writer can make it really light as well as durable, which would make Dragons still quite terrifying and still give them that mystical feel. Another way is hollow bones, like with elephants, which does make them slightly more susceptible to damage, which would be something Humans can use against them.

Alright, I'm gonna revive this thread. Made a new thread talking about DRAGONS! So, read that, and let's talk about how we would make realistic Dragons work in fantasy!

1. burn duralumin 2. Shallan. It would be cute. And Vin. It would also be cute. And Jasnah. That would be funny. And Hoid. And Kaladin. And- *Slaps Myself* 3. ... you misspelled something 4. Larkon and skyeels. Fly my pretties, fly! 5. ... what? Freuchemy's ability to store attributes and instead store the surges.

WHatever that helps them last longer, i meant that.

I HAVE RETURNED! Question of the week, if someone who is a Mistborn is not snapped, will they still be able to resist the pull into the Beyond? We know the more Invested someone is, the longer they can last, but are they still considered Invested if they are never snapped?

Hello there. You got the Staff's attention quickly. Like seeing your suggestions for spoiler protection. I myself tend to not care as I'll take any info I can get, but I see why we would want that. My question to you... Would you bond Kelsier?

Um, can't TLR just put the blade back in the sheath wherever it got close to consuming him? Doesn't that reset the amount of Investiture Nightblood needs?

I'm back with another fantasy trope that I am attempting to make more realistic, this time a personal and just all around favorite... Dragons. I believe it's common knowledge at this point that in reality, Dragons would not be able to fly with their current wingspan as in most depictions (And possibly all), and so, I have tried to calculate what an appropriate wingspan would be for Dragons. Now first off, Dragons like Larkons which are the size of birds are probably fine. The ones I'm focusing on are medium dragons (Human size) and Large dragons (Think GoT) Now, for Medium dragons, I took the weight of a 6-foot crocodile, which weighs about 2000 pounds (In reality, it's 2400, but I'm removing 400 for physical differences as well as having a little wiggle room with us being gods of our stories and being able to play around a bit.) Using this equation to calculate wingspan, Wingspan = Weight^.03326; X 2.43, I have determined that a Dragon of this size would have a wingspan of 30 feet, while a Large Dragon weighing 12,000 pounds (Weight of a T-rex) would need a wingspan of 55 feet. So dragons would look a little more like butterflies, where most of them are just wings with their 'little' body in the middle. And these are without including the weight of the wings themselves, and how easy it would be for a dragon to take off with wings that big. I put this here so one, people can check my math and tell me if and why I'm wrong and give me something more accurate for me to use, and two, so we can all talk about how these dragons would work in fantasy because the science behind dragons is quite fascinating. Also, if anyone can, could some draw a dragon with the proportional wingsspan so people an have a visual reference?

I think I'll take the slot. I've looked around and think I have a good handle on it, and the best way to learn is to do it. Also, I'm impatient and don't mind running headfirst into things (One time, literally).

I think their relationship would be similar to Kell and Vin, except Lift might distrust Kell more and Kell would laugh at Lift more. Or just be confused.

Vin? She's not an artist though. Lightweaver tend to be creative.

Okay, so in this thread, we are basically going to take any character and try to guess what Spren Bond would fit them most. This can be any character anywhere, including dead ones. And yes, you count Kelsier as a Spren for funsies. My addition is Elend and the Stormfather because.... come on, it fits. Elend is possibly the most honorable character in all the Cosmere, giving up his power when he could lie and keep it or take military control and had to basically be forced to take back the reigns. The Stormfather and he would get along great.

Because of the sacrificial Radiants, the bloodthirsty SanderFans went outside and tribal danced to screeching cries of being shipped.

*Facepalm* Yes you can, evident by the question just asked.

You clearly know what I'm going to say.

How are you? Why did you pick princess peach as your avatar? Is the character significant to you somehow? What is your passion?

Not like that. I ship Vin and Kaladin any day. I mean from what we know of the character, a relationship of the two would be a hot mess aka, the Hoid and Kaladin one. Either way, the problem people have with your ships is not because they are LGBTQ+