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Flaming Coinshot

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  1. So yeah, I've been dead. Probably will continue to be dead. Sorry to all the RPs and Theory discussions I am/was participating in. 

  2. Tak is having a crisis because he has no idea what's happening and can't stop himself from imagining the bathroom door shifting before he walks in.
  3. Yes, but there could be limits and/or functions we're unaware of which is why I think we should postpone further questioning on this line.
  4. Actually, this line of conversation is pointless cause we've never even seen a Nicrosil Ferring. Sorry for bringing it up.
  5. Tak sighed. This was getting worse and worse by the minute. Disappearing classrooms, literal dungeons, potentially dangerous class projects. All they needed were some dragons. Oh wait! They had those too. But...everyone back home had said it was fun... "What are the classes like? What do we do?"
  6. It stores Investiture. That's why it's used in conjunction with Aluminum to make multi-functional unkeyed metalminds.
  7. Actually... If not for the Lord Ruler, there'd be a fair amount of Fullborn. But besides that, like you said, a Nicrosil Compounder is functionally a Fullborn. You can decrease your body heat drastically. That would cool the metalminds a lot, and you could tap gold/burn pewter to heal hypothermia, shock, or frostbite. That would keep the metalminds cool enough for you to either kill the flame or find water. Also, most methods of Surgebinding require you to touch your object-rg2045's earlier example of Kaladin ripping a Fused's head off was just Kaladin's timing/skill. I'm taking a wild assumption here, but I think that because they're highly invested it's going to take harder to destroy Fullborn-level metalminds.
  8. Hey y'all. I'm back from Boy Scout Camp!

  9. I mean...spren are splinters of a shard...so...Lift would have to be created that way to be one.
  10. Hey, would anyone be up for a Mistborn Era 2 RP? 

    1. Channelknight Fadran

      Channelknight Fadran

      Did someone just say  g u n ? ? ?

  11. Tak groaned but followed. Rather reluctantly. All he wanted was to be in his dorm, getting some sleep after the trip.
  12. Electric and Acoustic Guitar, normally I play all types of rock or grunge or whatever. (Anywhere from Blackbird to Smells like Teen Spirit.)
  13. Tak sighed. "Thank the Spirits. We put off the 'togetherness activities' for as long as possible and we're all good here."
  14. Tak laughed. "Oh yeah. I've been told that some of the classes are great." His face becomes a grimace. "But I've also been told some aren't so good, and my source won't tell me which."
  15. "Eh, I don't dislike her." Tak grimaced. "She was just a little...generous with her words, I got to say."
  16. Tak makes a confused face. "But...why? It's just a little, soul rending, life-crushing, deadening boredom that you have to deal with." His face breaks into a smile. "Naw, I'm just joking with you. I was ready to walk out when that lady opened her mouth!"
  17. "But why waste that opportunity?"
  18. Takehiko looks around awkwardly and groaned internally. That sounded a lot like they were being forced into teambuilding activities. All he wished right now for was to get to his dorm-he had picked Redwald, of course-and unpack, then sleep for a little while. In his knapsack, his little dragon wriggled around. Takehiko groaned in his head again. That little Daemonclaw would be another headache to deal with, on top of studying, socializing, and getting over his already-present homesicknesses, as well as some potential camp-counselor teachers. He sighed, this time out loud. Welp, nothing to do but follow the guide.
  19. Nup. There was a fair amount of strategy involved. True, the generic strategy was to line up in a field and blast each other, then engage in bayonet combat with artillery in the early stage and cavalry trying to break enemy ranks, but there were plenty of kings and generals (Frederick the Great, Napoleon, that Dutch guy) who engaged in innovative strategies that involved feints, traps, surprise attacks, et cetera. The Eastern front of WW1 was Germans and Russians throwing gas at each other for the most part, while the Western Front was more of a slugging match then your average pre-Great war battle. The Brits didn't have that many innovative strategies, which is why the French and Native Americans tore them apart during the Seven Years' War.
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