Qianweilian

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.

Tbf, this was thrill enhanced Dalinar.. If we get one of the Unmade to assist in our attack, that's a significantly more powerful force, especially considering the Heralds have the benefits of the Oathgates in higher mobility. I think Rosharan warfare—especially during the desolations—is different enough that historical examples aren't really relevant. Do we even know what this fortress looks like? I doubt it's just a medieval castle. Also, how would siege towers maneuver in the Purelake? This is why I think an infiltration of some sort is a far better prospect.

No.

You need to kill all the willshapers as well, they have transportation, also making a siege pointless.

Aradan Liese, Mistwarren Aradan sighed. Eza truly seemed to be trustworthy. But, that's not my secret to reveal. Perhaps we can meet up later. Aradan walked outside, breathing in the cool air. He stuck his hands in his pockets and continued along the road. Pausing for a second, he realized he didn't actually know the area as well as he would've liked. Hopefully I won't get lost.

Kelsier Magic hair - no Magic hands - no (but if Elsa counts...) Talking animals - talks with OreSeur, who is replaced by Tensoon Poisoned - drinks alcohol (kinda counts right?) Cursed - does being trapped as a ghost count? Kidnapped or enslaved - Pits of Hathsin Man - TLR killed him, so everyone assumed he didn't have problems anymore Sazed Magic hair - can regrow hair w/ gold Magic hands - touches metal for powers Talking animals - TenSoon Poisoned - no Cursed - no Kidnapped or enslaved - Steward? Captured fairly often Man - no Kaladin Magic hair - can regrow hair w/ stormlight Magic hands - surges Talking animals - talks to a Ryshadium at least once Poisoned - lost powers due to fabrial Cursed - definitely Kidnapped or enslaved - yes Man - Dalinar Spook Magic hair - no Magic hands - no Talking animals - TenSoon Poisoned - hemalurgy Cursed - no Kidnapped or enslaved - was skaa Man - Kelsier Rashek Magic hair - can regrow w/ gold Magic hands - touches metal for powers Talking animals - mistwraiths? Poisoned - no Cursed - influenced by Ruin for a millenium Kidnapped or enslaved - Terris ruled by Khlennium Man - Alendi Susebron Magic hair - no Magic hands - awakening Talking animals - can make animal lifeless Poisoned - no Cursed - no Kidnapped or enslaved - under house arrest Man - Vasher Conclusion: Kelsier, Sazed, Kaladin, Spook, Rashek, and Susebron are all disney princesses. Edit: Wheel of Time spoilers

Here's what I would do: Kill them all We know that soldiers are coming to reinforce the fortress from Dalinar's vision. I would attack these soldiers and rout them to destroy whatever organization they had. I'll now have masked ones disguise themselves as soldiers and allow the shattered army to retreat to the fortress—where they'll presumably be allowed in. Then I can have these masked ones destroy a small section of aluminum inside the fortress, using illusions to help them do this. This gives an entry point for the deepest ones. Using illusions to again disguise this, I'll use the deepest ones to make a tunnel for my forces—it won't have to be big, as I'll only bring in some of the Fused. Using the masked one's illusions, I'll spread these fused around the fortress. Around this time, I'll have my outside forces attack with thunderclasts and have the heavenly ones attack from above, as the fortress is described as "castle-like," suggesting the possibility of an aerial attack. When many of the Radiants leave the fortress to go fight, I'll use the disguised Fused to attack, hopefully taking command of large portions of the fortress. While the fighting is raging, I'll use altered ones to make something akin to tnt and blow up the fortress. If none of the Fused have any idea what gunpowder is (I mean, they have oil), then I'll have them soulcast the load bearing parts of the fortress. While many of the Fused may die, that's a sacrifice I'm willing to make, the fortress should be in ruins and the Radiants scattered.

I'm still nervous that it isn't actually scenario 2 and the elims are laughing.

It's only after Mao died. Stuff like the Cultural Revolution set them back years.

I found a hemalurgic spike (1 and 3)

Oh ok nvm.

I will follow @Akimikoisthecutest

Yeah, I agree with Doc. We should still find out who has the smoking gun. I don't really know who it would be though... Edit: as the smoking gun wasn't executed, someone new should have it.

Shame. Edit: But you're right, it would be somewhat boring.

So, as far as I'm reading the rules, one random person involved in the execution of the player with the smoking gun becomes a hero, who always wins. There is also no vote minimum, suggesting that someone could be exed with merely one vote. There's also no restriction on self voting or becoming a hero while holding the gun. So, I propose this: the player with the smoking gun reveals themself. During the next day, they then self vote. NO ONE ELSE VOTES! They then become a hero, die, and win. Then the smoking gun passed onto a "random player that voted on them." This suggest that, if the only person who voted on the gun player dies, the smoking gun goes to no one and is lost. As the win condition requires two or less players to be living, we can essentially vote on who wins. If, as I suspect will happen, the gun is passed on to a random player, then that player shoots someone and then, during the day, self exes, becomes a hero, and loses. The result of this is that around half, the majority of people, will win due to the virtue of being a hero. Essentially, half of us win, half of us lose, instead of (likely) only around two or three of us actually winning. @Araris Valerian, am I correct in my analysis?

What, we playing Sanderson Elimination?

She was asking for it.

I pull out a pistol and shoot @Through The Living Star

Well, I believe the main source that for belief is John 10:30. "I and my Father are one." The general interpretation of this in the Church, I believe, is one in purpose. But taken literally, it can suggest that they are the same being. As @Frustration said, it is less emphasized that they're brothers, and more that they, and we, are all creations of God. The Council of Nicaea was far earlier than Islam. It was in ~325, whereas Muhammad was born in 570.

I've recently been interested in the subject. Hit me.

I agree that we need more clues. I found a boot unfortunately, so I can't add to discussion about which scenario...

Ah, so you're saying I'm doomed?