Cerulean
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Thanks! That clears it up.
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So originally, when I was reading mistborn, the first cosmere book I read, I knew that there was a larger universe with shards and stuff (I watched a video about adonalsium and the shattering and all that stuff), I assumed that metals were unique in their properties to scadrial, and then I started reading Stormlight and realized that metals were crucial to fabrials, also metals such as iron, steel have properties in Tress. Do we have a specific reason that metals have such an effect throughout the cosmere? Metals aren’t inherently invested or anything so why are they so important?
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Nah, Brandon gonna write 4 books a year. All jokes aside, this proves my point because is he really gonna live long enough to finish everything he wants to do and then write a cosmere finale? It’s possible but seems unlikely. -
Oh I’m such a goof I just realized the blood! Thanks
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I don’t quite understand what you mean by the end of the series because idk if Brandon is planning to merge all series but you can’t have Adonalsium rebirth until you wrap up every single other cos mere book/storylines and even then Brandon might want to write other books in the cosmere. It’s a possibility that other books occur with adonalsium alive… but shards conflicting is more interesting
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When Shallan fought Abidi and used substantiation to stab him, who did she use Testament or Pattern? Cant tell
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Ah, so because people dont understand the amount of space in between planets its shortened. And the inversion is just the nature of shadesmar. i hope Brandon gives us more lore and information on shadesmar, not to say he hasn't.
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Personally I would not read Mistborn era two directly after era 1 My order, which i enjoyed a ton was: Mistborn era 1 warbreaker elantris (+ emperors soul) era 2 stormlight then you can read anything else in any order imho
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So in Shadesmar, on Roshar the cognitive realm is sort of an inverted version of physical i.e the land being beads "sea" and sea in physical being land in Shadesmar. tell me if Im wrong im not totally sure. On Scadrial i would guess instead of beads "gemstones" it would be mist, so would the land be mist and sea be land? Is that a correct statement. Shadesmar is confusing. I also don't understand if its based on perception no person perceives land as sea and sea as land so i Don't quite understand.
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Thanks alot btw just realized the smiley faces conversion is great
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Sorry, I haven’t been on here for a while and I’m dumb but can’t find the compendium?(idk what to call it) Thanks! Sorry for any inconvenience.
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Sorry, I wasn’t aware that reviving old posts are against the rules, tbh, I’m just looking for interesting topics to share my ideas on. Sorry about the confusion with gold healing, for some reason I thought that having a spike in you would tear of a piece of you spiritweb, but I guess it’s just pinning another soul onto yours. I’m really sorry I’m just new and still learning the rules of the forums so please forgive me.
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I think that depending on where the spike is placed, you would stay human. If not, because of the massive influx of abilities, you might be overwhelmed and become a hemalurgic construct. About burning a hemalurgically charged Peice of lerasium, it’s possible you might gain all abilities, albeit of a lower level, than become a lerasium mist born.
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I’m pretty sure that while regrowth and stormlight healing are physical as well as spiritual healing, F gold is purely physical, seeing as someone who is hemalurgically spiked can use gold. This introduces an interesting paradox seeing as someone hemalurgically spiked could use stormlight, therefore pushing out the spike and killing themselves. With regrowth and stormlight healing it’s about how you see your self. For example, Rysn legs didn’t heal because she saw herself as disabled, but Lopen still saw himself with a right arm. hope this answers your question. For how gold would stall or limit regrowth, I’m not sure
