The Unknown Medallion

I'm guessing Shardplate yes, Shardblade no. Although I think any hordeling could summon the Shardblade. @lacrossedeamon I think you're just refusing to believe the obvious. All the evidence is against Dawnshards being usable on their own, including the in-book behavior of the Sleepless.

I think Spren is Cog/Phy, but it could be Cog/any or Cog/all.

I don't know, I'm kinda assuming both are individual, but Zinc might be weird. Actually, I think Zinc boosts a single hordeling, but in conglomerate raises overall mental speed. Indeed, that's why I needed living plate instead of dead.

I'm guessing the aforementioned no spikes WoB means I can't be Aluminum spiked properly, plus I am the same speed as you but I also have rioting Primer cubes plus extra tapping my speed while filling Brass allowing me to rewrite Soulstamps with changes to my cremlings and other various things at insane speeds. Battle plan without Dawnshard because Dawnshards are boring: Super-speed really fast and send out Cremlings with Steelminds and Ettmetal cubes, which can be charged with Division or Chromium and Lashed at enemies to make bombs. Since I have forty, they will be pretty hard to avoid and easy to retrieve. If possible I will put Aons on them so they explode more if someone tries to steal them. By the way, all of my Cremlings are outfitted in living plate, and my designated forger Cremling are inside of a circular shardblade. If you somehow kill all of them and survive my bombs, I just use soulstamps to make it so that I bred more earlier. I can also use A-gold to assist my forgeries. If I ever need to break out of my cage, I will just litter the walls of it with Aons to kill anything outside in a myriad of ways.

I wonder what Soulcasting would do to a Deepest One, would they be transformed with it? New Better Character: Does anyone want to turn this into a crazy overpowered roleplay?

Assuming you have to make your powers after you enter the arena, you would probably die one way or another. If you took Bendalloy, maybe with a couple extra spikes to increase your power, you might be able to do it. Depends if Bendalloy gets bigger or faster with more power. Otherwise maybe double steel would be enough. OK, I think I can still work this.

Good point. Medallions should still work, but I could only compound one at a time. I kinda wonder how Sazed put that limit on it. @Frustration, are we assuming most recent version of all powers or best version or something else? Do any of you people who have already read TLM know if you can access stored feruchemical attributes that you have already made?

@Frustration, I think you mistook Dysian for Siah, because you gave the Sleepless ten and the Dysian (synonymous with Sleepless according to the coppermind) five. So I'm a Horneater Lerasium Mistborn with extra powerful steel pushes and steel compounding. I'm also a Gold, Steel, and Chromium compounder. I can't be controlled because I only have three spikes, and I'm a fourth oath skybreaker, so I have division and gravitation, a shardblade and shardplate. I'm also Aethorbound to Zephyr, which I can make explode. Not to mention being a Fifth Heightening Elantrian, which we now know is overpowered if you can power it, and I think I can with breaths. I also have a Medallion that allows me to compound superstrength and to have a conpounded supply of water for my Aethor, and a Soulcaster to change the air I breath to water in emergencies. Oh, and I have Primer cubes I can use any of my Lerasium power level abilities on. I think you fail to realize how useless half the feruchemical abilities are. That was extremely annoying by the way, this was my plan. I do wonder if the split hordling could create a new Sleepless, but I'll just be a Horneater I guess. Edit: I didn't do it because I had no idea how to rate it, but I would probably replace the soulcaster and maybe Bendalloy compounding with a boon to never be dehydrated.

I know exactly when I figured it out, when the book outright told me Huck was Charlie, I suck at these kinds of things.

This is a running joke of Brandon's, nothing to worry about.

Grey isn't on the color spectrum. I wonder if maybe all the colors would be equal or even all increased to represent Harmony.

Yes, and that's a good thing since (Princess Bride is amazing) that was explicitly Brandon's goal.

The Fort ones happened so often I thought they might have been intentional.

I will second Guards! Guards! As that's what I did (at Brandon's recommendation), Going Postal (probabally Brandon's favorite) is also a good starting point. Another beloved book is the Hogfather, which I have not read, that may be another choice or a good second book.

I believe Brandon said SotD is farther ahead, bit not by a lot.

I think White Sand follows a similar mechanic, but isn't quite an aether. In a little bit the word Luhel bond is used, which seems to work the same as White Sand does.

So, just reached chapter 22 in Tress, and Hoid explicitly says that he ate a [R]ock and had to fight off it's family. Conclusion: Hoid turned into a kandra, killed Rock, ate him, then fought off his family. Ta da! First official sp1 theory maybe probably not.

Just finished part one, blazed through it and am loving the storybook nature. Probably going to start on part two in a second.

Both have Sanderson books within, so why not look forward to both?

If you tell the GM you could be excused, same as a normal inactivity filter. In a perfect world, the IC talks often but in a way that it is very difficult to solve, though doable. In a imperfect world, we have to offer an incentive. This is my incentive.

Re. The Silvereye refusal to vote. If I had thought I could accurately save Silver, or even just that they were actually in danger, I probably would have, but by the point I realized it was too late to do anything but bus. I also think that Kas and others are too good at identifying busses, so I felt that I was too likely to be caught. And it turns out Aman thinks forced apathy is village, which it kinda is.

That's the point of the elims receiving the names of the non-voters. Vote and maybe die, or not vote and definitely die. Their choice. Edit: You also forgot to lock the spreadsheet.

Szeth, I think the best way to preserve the main mechanics of the game and force at least semi game relevant discussion would be to have the vote manip be voted upon in doc with the elims receiving the identities of the players that don't vote. Alternatively you could have a reveal a random IC member to a selected by vote player, having some risk/reward with the villagers/elims. I think I would enjoy being an elim with you almost as much as you hate being an elim. Edit: Kas, there was time before I added the future distro thingies when I seriously considered killing you, so my kill meta almost peeked out. And my oddball Mat kill is neatly explained by it being Bookwyrm’s fault. I can also blame the Xino over kill on both Bookwyrm and Insanity for not telling me how risky and stupid it was.

Thanks. I also did some alliterations, but they weren't super impressive. (Whizk Wiz Away, Strike Stiff Stick Strictly Swiftly, and Dynamically Delete Devo) I didn't include my other meme, which I sent in response to my GMPM. All GMs are infallible, it's always the players and the IMs fault. This would have been awesome. Second only to a Kas/Fifth/Aman/TUN team, maybe if it was a bigger team a Kas/Fifth/Aman/Hael/TUN team, but I think the village would need a few coinshots and many thugs to make up for that team. I think equal is best, higher is too risky when it gets to the end game I think. But I would have rathered a six person IC if they were required to talk, that sucked. Kinda want to know your thought processes @Devotary of Spontaneity, @_Stick_, @JNV, not that I disagree, just would like to know if there was any extra reasoning behind there.

Probably. I can get behind that hope though. Let's let this be over with.