Walter The Moral

I reread the chapter with the Skybreaker, and the description of the purplish hue is gone. Now our only evidence that he was a singer was that he spoke with "an unnatural air". I don't know if this means that he's no longer a singer, or if Brandon just doesn't want it to be as obvious.

In the book, Dusk seems to describe the emberdark as an infinite deep, without a bottom. It also doesn't seem to exert any friction or buoyant forces on uninvested items. We know that it's at least very deep from the skullsnake which was so deep that Dusk mistook its size. However, Starling doesn't seem to really care if she falls into the emberdark, saying that Dajer would be able to fish her out while falling. How would she be rescued from the unsea? Can they travel through it in a sort of submarine?

It can also heal lost limbs, and bring you back after a full explosion. At that point, it's past natural healing, and is probably more similar to Radiant Healing (bringing the physical aspect in line with the spiritual aspect through the lens of the cognitive aspect).

I hadn't considered a speed bubble. I don't think it would affect the comm singal, because then you still have the problem of reaction time. People in Silverlight would react to things 10 times slower than those outside, so they'd probably have to communicate from within a speed bubble.

At the end of the book, Xisis makes contact with those on First of the Sun using a device that can communicate through the emberdark. The part that intrigues me is that, despite Silverlight having 10:1 time dilation, Xisis speaks completely normally for the Eelakins. When Kelsier spoke to Shallan in WaT, the time dilation had an effect on the communication, which the Seon had to make up for, but I don't think the communication device could have done that (Xisis would have to take a long time to answer, which we didn't see). How does the communication occur with the time dilation? Is this something anyone could do with a communication device, or just a dragon?

Bleeder shot 4 people in less than a second at the start of AoL though. She was able to aim, shoot, and move around the room incredibly quickly.

I really like the first idea, but I don't have much to comment on. Talking about this though, I don't think that the Storage Space for Hemalurgy is much of a problem. You'd still only be able to put one charge in it, though you would be able to put a more powerful "power" into it. Talking about that, do you think any of TLR's powers could fit inside a normal Hemalurgic spike? He was incredibly powerful, because of his Lerasium, and the fact that he was a Sliver, so could all of that power fit inside a normal sized Hemalurgic Spike?

I don't think many Singers would choose to have children outside of Mateform though, as they wouldn't have any want to when not in Mateform.

I have an important question! Dyel's mother is a radiant, and therefore can't leave Roshar because of her Connection to it. What did those Iriali do? Did they break their oaths, or did they stay on Roshar?

Could that imply that all the departures of the Iriali were because of rising tentions on the planet?

The bubble collapses when the Misting leaves, sadly. So that might have been cool, but from what we know it's not possible

There were some Inquisitors who could burn duralumin in HoA, but they had to have spikes from Mistborn, because they couldn't test for Mistings.

I don't understand why you would say that Wayne is in Slytherin? He doesn't seem cunning or ambitious at all.

But she couldn't use Abrasion, so that means that the negation of powers at least partially effected her.

Okay, so in RoW the Fused had control of the tower, and "disabled' the Radiants' access to surges. The only surges that we saw work were Adhesion and Progression. Now I would think that they work as they are the Surges most closely associated with the two other Shards on Roshar, Honor and Cultivation, but we have seen a Fused with the power of Progression. He was the one that fought Jasnah and could grow his carapace at will. So if Odium's forces have access to the surge, why didn't Voidlight disable it? We could say it's just Lift being weird, but she still wasn't able to access Abrasion, so I think it's something different. Any ideas?

In these forums we've been hearing a lot about F-Steel, F-Gold, and especially F-Tin. Those are all great metals, but I've heard enough. I want to hear about the best underrated Feruchemical metal. I want to hear why F-Bronze is your favourite metal, or why eveyone should want F-Electrum! Chat away! No judgement here, why is F-Cadmium the best metal in your personal very niche scenario!

Navani found out that the pressure at Urithiru rises before a strom, which shows that Urithiru has the power to regulate its own pressure:

You can't make a bubble that your're not in. When you make a Speed Bubble, it is centered around yourself, and if you leave it, the bubble "pops" and disappears. So you would always have to be in the bubble. You might be able to do it with an Allomantic Grenade, but those aren't available to the public.

Does Atium have a melting point? We know that Harmonium does not change state due to heat or pressure, so maybe Atium doesn't either.

It's been confirmed that it contains Electrum, and that's why its powers are so similar to Electrum. Pure Atium allows you to see directly into the Spiritual Realm, similar to what happened to Elend at the end of HoA.

We know that Malatium (the Eleventh Metal) is an alloy of Atium and Gold. This fits the pattern of turning Temporal Internal Metals external by alloying them with Atium (Electrum-Atium sees others' futures, Malatium sees others' pasts). But I have two questions about this. First, I don't know a lot about alloying metals, but I'd assume that you need to first melt them, and we know that it is impossible to melt God Metals through normal means. When Wax was trying to melt Harmonium, he found that their states of matter are not affected by temperature or pressure (otherwise the Mists would be burning everyone's lungs). So, how did the person who made it melt it down to mix it with gold? Also, if the metal in the Pits is partially Electrum, does that mean there is Electrum in Malatium? Most of Electrum is gold, but there's still stuff like Silver and Copper in there, so wouldn't that make it not Allomantically viable? I'm excited to hear your ideas!

This might be really farfetched, but we know that Kandras' consciousnesses come from their spikes, and as long as there's any part of the Kandra touches that main mass, they can control it (at least from my understanding. So, with enough mass, could they become multiple people? If they connected them together with wires of Kandra goop (I don't know what to call it), could they become an entire SWAT team? I just have a mental image of 3 people standing side to side holding guns with a small piece of meat between them, that all speak in unison as if one person. Kandra are creepy!

From what I remember, Kandra have a very hard time replictating hair. This is probably possible, but would be very difficult to pull of, as you would probably need to place each hair exactly right.