Knoebel

I was going through some of the metallic arts and began to spend a bit more time theorizing about hemalurgy and how potentially terrifying that could become. One scenario I wanted to explore was the use of Hemalurgic Duralumin. Could this be used to make someone Elantrian or Threnodite? Also would that mean the user could then access the AonDor? If killed while spiked with duralumin from a Threnodite would the new host then become a shade? Would the donor lose the ability to become a shade?

I think beyond the Wayne/Lopen interaction, I'd be interested to see some combination of Wax/Sixth/Kaladin.

Favorite Book is hard. Elantris was what got me into the cosmere, and I think Warbreaker is the one I've reread the most, but I think Rhythm of War is my favorite. I've read all the Cosmere except King Lopen / Elsecaller. I've also read Legion, the Reckoner series, and most of the Skyward core series. Love dragons. Can I change my answer to me previous comment? I think being a dragon would be my favorite power. For twinborn, I'm thinking brass is really useful, but I want to see feruchemical chromium. I do like social deduction games. I'll have to check that out. Stonewards are my favorite personality and ideal-wise. I think Elsecallers have the coolest combination of surges, but for the knights radiant quiz I tested even for edgedancer and windrunner. For 6 characters? Adolin, Spook, Vivenna, Siri, Wayne, and the Lopen.

I think Awakening. Feels like the most versatile power. Difficulty would be sustaining your investiture.

Hello all. I've been a Brandon Sanderson fan for a while now. Got into the books a little before Oathbringer was released. Jumped on the Year of Sanderson kickstarter and am now loving the Cosmere RPG. It's really gotten me diving into the lore and setting, as well as the mechanics of investiture. I'm looking forward to diving into the discussions more and appreciate all the work the people of this community have put into compiling, organizing, and disseminating information on the books, wobs, signings, and reference materials.