IcedOutPenguin

This is not my first post. I have posted on other topics and people have all asked how much I've read so here it is: The entire published Cosmere (not including stormlight 5 and emberdark) All of the Cytoverse The first book of Legion The Rithmatist Reckoners book 1 (book 2 was boring) And a fun fact because why not My 3 favorites of Sanderson's work are in this order: Words of Radiance Hero of Ages Tress of the Emerald Sea

Alright, if you spiked someone using duralumin(steals connection) and then used the spike on a spren, would the spren be able to travel to the place/world from which the connection was stolen, and travel there in the cognitive realm? For example, if you spiked and stole someone's connection from Scadrial, and spiked an Inkspren, would the spren be able to travel to Scadrial? Also, if you were from another world, and you bonded a spren while on Roshar, would you be able to go back to your homeworld and maintain the bond, without using any dawnshard shenanigans(I'm looking at you, Nomad)?

As soon as he started taking to hoid

Could you use hemalurgy to bond a radiant spren? How large (or small) can a spike be for it to be effective? Can you steal an attribute from someone who has been spiked and take that power? For example, if I spiked someone who was using a steel spike to give them pewter could it take the pewter? Completely unrelated to hemalurgy, how does compounding a coppermind work?

How many spikes can one person hold? What happens if a spike is melted down and possibly combined with another metal? How does stealing identity work? SO MANY QUESTIONS

Perpendicularities connect all three realms, the cognitive, the physical, and the spiritual; however, you can only travel between the physical and cognitive, not the spiritual. I wonder if you gathered enough investiture to travel all three realms. What do you think?

Your right, being a gold compounder would not save you from being strangled but if your a cadmium compounder then you could just, survive.

I can't provide input because I am unfamiliar with Awakening

Thank you

What about a Steel inquisitor vs. a third ideal radiant?

Is it possible to become a ferucemy savvant?

In a fight would a Mistborn compounder (like Rashik( I think that's how you spell it)) or a knight radiant of the fourth ideal win in a fight? I think the Mistborn compounder would win, I mean fourth-ideal knights are crazy powerful, but having, super speed, super quick thought, not need to stop for hours or days, infinite strength, and unlimited healing? You are almost guaranteed to lose against anyone who can do that. Feel free to comment on this or to create other battles

with a twin-borns, sometimes their ferucemy is super useful and sometimes its not, I mean, some twin-borns have got to be jealous of people who can compound their ferucemical type, healing is all well and good but, I mean getting super speed or being able to think super fast could get you out of almost anything.