Lego Mistborn

Maybe you're thinking of Endowment, giving people great fortune vs endowing people with breath. With regards to the OP, Endowment from what we know, is basically sharing is caring. Also, Autonomy is probably like "be a crazy hermit who hides from everyone, it's fun, I promise". That makes me want to do all the shards in the describe Cosmere things badly thread.

I imagine so, there's got to be some type of cage that behaves similar to duralumin/nicrosil allomancy.

Not to mention El's talk of helping the humans reach their passions and whatnot.

You have a war criminal for a dad? Interesting. Honestly though, you've got a good dad if he's like bondsmith Dalinar.

The site is one of the best places to get information. The only better options would be to talk to church leadership(find the bishop of the nearest congregation) or the missionaries(there's a number you can call and they'll get you directly in touch with ones serving in your area. You can also ask questions to any members you know, and we'll all be glad to answer.

Well, we know she's a little devious... However, I don't think the world needs another story about a wife plotting against her husband.

This might be the highest praise I've ever received. I guess it just depends on his interpretation, and how much and how fast the intent warps him.

First off, @Frustration I'm counting on you to be mean to my theory. Now, we know that after RoW, Taravangian took up the shard of Odium. The question is, what will he do with it. We know his main goal is to protect those closest to him, but if he can, he hopes to save as much of Roshar as he can. I would like to propose a very risk free way to do this: give Cultivation the shard of Odium. I believe this would work because, as this WoB illustrates, ROdium was afraid of combining with other shards, because "terrible things would happen. This means that potentially, another shard would change the intent enough that, even when the power is overpowering the vessel completely, they would not harm Roshar, at least not to the full extent. If the intent doesn't change enough, at the very least, the vessel would be partially immobilized, as Brandon describes here with reference to Sazed's situation. Now, why wouldn't TOdium just steal another shard for himself? Well, the other shards are aware of his streak of killing other shards, and then splintering the powers, thus, even those that potentially are okay with giving up their shard would avoid him at all costs. Taravangian knows this though, and he is still very smart, even if he doesn't still have his bane/boon. This means that he will plan around this, and he knows that the only way to accomplish the combination of his shard is to give it up and allow another vessel to take it up. Most likely cultivation, because she can probably be trusted, and is very accessible. Now the hardest part, giving away the shard. This is hard because we are aware of multiple individuals/groups that would love to swipe the shard, and TOdium can't just go up to Cultivation and give her the shard. Now, I'm not the best when it comes to realistic theory, but I would guess that it is possible to put the accumulation of the shard, or whatever it is that a person uses to take up a shard, entirely in the spiritual realm. With the spiritual realm being pretty inaccessible to those who we don't want getting the shard, but easy for Cultivation to reach, this makes it an ideal place for the transfer.

If you're contributing new things to the conversation it is allowed.

I think it's because if a user doesn't have a filter, they may continue the harmful actions, and that lowers the integrity of the shard

The chasm

Yes

Not Kredik Shaw This place is underground. This place was occupied during the climax of a book. This place is in (or beneath) a capital city. This place is not on Scadrial.

No the kandra homeland, though I expected that to lend itself to being picked. This place is underground. This place was occupied during the climax of a book. This place is in (or beneath) a capital city.

Not The Pits of Hathsin. This place is underground. This place was occupied during the climax of a book.

And even then, all they really did different was jump in a hole to do it. However, I really think that the purpose of this thread is not to determine whether or not a Scadrial army or a Roshar army would win, but whether a radiant would beat a mistborn in a fight or vice versa. My opinion is that in the end, radiants and mistborn would generally be an even match for each other, just based on the direction the Cosmere is going. How that is, I'm not sure because radiants really seem much stronger than metalborn, except maybe with extreme combinations of powers.

Your last clue made it very obvious to me. Also, I kinda sorta almost listed this place twice, but not really, which is kind of funny, at least to me. Anyways, this place is underground.

The place the sand masters meet/live That palace thingy You know what I mean

The place the bands of mourning were hidden

The SR

Any kholins wanting guarded?

Taldain, since everyone wants that white sand

Urithiru?

Oh, I missed the corrupted part. I thought it was just speculation, not fact(or implied).

I believe it is. I know I'll be adding my notes chapter by chapter. And I believe everyone else who said they were doing it will participate too.