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Striker, what if two cytonics inhibit each other? What happens then?

I'm assuming the entire cr, as it specifies you can't go into the pr.

This thread is dead. While it's technically not necro, as someone else did that, a lot of this has been said already. Also, this looks to be a pre WaT thread, making it moot now anyways.

Noooooooooooo..... What have you done?

I'm tempted to ping Treamayne just to see the response.

My character (adding new detail, already signed up) is a heklo with a name none of us can pronounce.

Actually, @Frustration, I've realized you don't count! After all, you are, and I quote, "the Shard of Progress and theory," are you not? That's Shardic intervention, which falls outside the prompt.

Frustration too. He also read the entire arcanum.

Confirmed.

I imagine that would not be splendid for your spiritweb's integrity. Although, f gold might mitigate that.

What, like this?

Oh yeah, I forgot about Dawnshards. I still think you combined with Treamayne would be more dangerous though.

Sorry, I'm not trying to be condescending. Sorry if I am unintentionally doing so. What I mean by that is that the question of a Stormfather bondsmith is rather moot, as the Stormfather doesn't really exist anymore. Yes, I agree. What I was responding to was your earlier comment how you "suspect having the full range of abilities would let them avoid the dangers [of]...savantism." I think a fullborn would still suffer from it, though maybe not in ways that detract from combat ability. Yes, of course. I was referring to your comment of the strength not transferring to the wielder, which I would argue against. What exactly is a "normal mortal" though? A plain reading suggests an average Joe without powers, which defeats the purpose of this thread. Fair enough. I'm not disagreeing, just adding to the discussion. The real answer is some combination of Treamayne and Frustration. The result would probably be enough to make the shards tremble.

It's not even that long... Why a trellium spike? I don't get the point of this. Have you read WaT? What about the Aethers? Also, I disagree with your interpretation of Shardic intervention. Intervention implies direct action. Using investiture is not Shardic intervention any more than stealing a fighter jet and shooting someone is intervention by the United States. Well, Adonalsium isn't really a shard, if you're going to be semantic about it. You're not being pedantic about intervention. That's just not what it means. I don't understand your "c-x" notation. What does this mean? Why? Rashek was a savant. I don't think you know what Trellium does. That was only for individuals already spiked to be protected from Harmony. Also, I suspect they were controllable (or at least influenced) by Autonomy. At its greatest potential, this is just a gun that hits really hard. Useless when your opponents can move at supersonic speeds. Edit: also, the explosion was more due to the fact that it was a Fused with a gemheart. Most people don't have a gemheart. Are you sure that you have read WaT? WaT spoilers, because you clearly haven't read WaT. You haven't even mentioned Heralds, Elantrians, dragons, etc.

Batman (1966) (I actually think it's really funny to watch though...)

No one sources google. That's ridiculous; you cite wikipedia instead.

I'll join

Fallen

I can confirm I was followed.

I mean, the black death killed around five times that in Europe (on average)

Didn't Raboniel try to do something similar? It only killed one in ten humans, and one in a hundred singers.

Yes. We don't know. Yes, probably. Yes. We don't know. The vessel name. The shards do.

Ah, so you're Herdazian.

Akimiko

I can offer no other evidence than the Stormlight RPG (husked ones appear to be the only ones who cannot) Assuming that the Masked Ones can use illumination like Lightweavers, they could disguise their's and other's blood. I'm starting to think, at least in the earlier desolations, the Fused worked more as guerilla fighters, not necessarily as an opposing army.