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ooooo a newcomer, fresh to the forums its a beautiful world in here. Full of people who are weird, like sanderson, are obsessed about sanderson, know sanderson well enough to own digital copies of all of his books cite his sources when theorizing about the cosmere and scrounge through the entire internet archive of brandon quotes to correctly prove or disprove any theory ever (Cough cough @Treamayne) and me, the funny litte guy which shall you be?

"Oh well, at least I dont die" is my exact wording, I believe.

For the record, the reason I switched my vote around a bunch the last time i was alive was because I was trying to activate the anti-hammering rule. I thought I would have time to explain. also, everyone read the end of the 4th cycle in the elim doc.

"Many many people agree."

"Neither do I. Supposedly, he is rarely ever there."

"When ever this 'Dragonheir' fellow 'comes online', or at least is what they say." Ahhhh. Well, I have been trying to get God Killer and KDJ together for quite some while. They quite like each other.

Nah its fine. This was a really cool game, and one of the funnest SEs so far!

Which 2 plotlines? "One of them, hopefully. At least, if the universe doesn't force us apart again."

@#^* No, but they are symbols that can represent numbers, just like how our number system is merely a collection of symbols that represent numbers. I am just using another one. Just like how BCFH could represent the idea of number 2386 just as well to people who understand it as the symbols we call numbers representing 2368. Like how it could also be expressed with MMCCCLXVIII or a variety of other symbols that could be created. !@#$%^&*() is just another alternative number set to 1234567890 just like ABCDEFGHIZ (Z representing 0) or I,II,III,IV,V,VI,VII,VIII,IX,X (there is no 0 in roman numberals) could represent the numbers.

wait the seniority was changing?

@#^^ If you are on keyboard and you hold down shift and click the numbers, you get that.

sorry, what? "My..." He chokes up. "Never mind. It's not important. The important thing is I failed them, and the universe has been punishing me by never letting me meet them. But I digress."

@#^$ I did, I just capatalized it.

"I assume he is like your KDC." KDJ's expression is filled with longing and sadness. "If only... If only I could have saved them." He looks into the distance.

You can get other healing items in co-op. But yes, Healing is the only exception to specializing. And why would anyone in their right mind play Shan in a game with less than 4 people?

@#^@ you didn't put a number

"Well... I haven't actually met the guy, but I did find a fragment of one of his stories." KDJ takes out a strange object. You touch it, and an image of Cep flashes through your mind.

yessss lets change it together HISSS 2360

"Uhhhh A fragmented dude named Cep? He's coming over with another guy."

You play with Shan? *scoffs* And I was talking about specializing in co-op. Which, I assume, is different than specializing elsewhere.

Huh. That actually explains a lot, thanks!

"Hmm... Its a realm, that from what I understand, of beings known as narrators with powers given to them by the ones who write them, and I believe that there is a fragmented man who lives there, known widely by the ailias of Cep."

"A machine. The machine is being built in a world called... TLT."

We know that God Metals can be more or less invested (Hemalurgy). We know from the above quotes that God Metals do not mainly change states due to energy, and since the only other fundemental part of the cosmere besides matter is investiture, then the changing of states for god metals must be dependent on Investiture. Since the hemalurgic spike in the situation was more invested & harder to melt (which is what the characters themselves said in that exact scene) I believed that more investiture=less gassous meaning that lerasium (because it is in a solid state) is more invested than the mists (because it is in a gasous state). I fully understood that they were the same substance, I was theorizing on how they changed states.