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MindCanaries

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  1. what would a spike have to be made of to steal a windrunners ability? possibly atium but it seems unlikely to happen without serious knowledge of what you are doing beforehand to have any idea something is possible Oo and no other planet has atium, and the other shards dont appear to use each others magic systems much.

    Just throwing this out there: Gem Spikes, to steal magic systems from Roshar.

  2. Can you point to where they acknowledge there being 16 known metals? I think that if they knew of Nicrosil and Chromium we would have heard someone mention them, especially in the Elendel Daily ad that hires out Allomancers, as a Nicroburst would be like, massively useful to that sort of company.

  3. Ironeyes is Marsh. Marsh has the same powers as the Lord Ruler, and so can use the same tricks to attain immortality (compounding atium).

    Sazed is indeed Harmony, and it is him speaking to Wax during that section. He isn't actually asking him that, he's just being rhetorically to get Wax to arrive at the conclusion that he needs to reach in order to press on and defeat Miles.

  4. True, though Atium was being harvested and kept away from Ruin. Shardblades are, by admission, few and far between. It seems possible that Rayse would let some of his own destructive power circulate, if it increased the war and hatred on Roshar.

    I am not suggesting that they are splinters of Odium's Shard in the way that Seons or Skaze are. We saw Atium, despite Ruin being unsplintered. The Shards have physical bodies that, as we have seen, are not really bodies at all.

  5. I think that it is definitely on the right track. During that same Q&A I asked him if they were the physical forms of a Shard, like Atium was in Mistborn. He said he would reveal whether or not that were the case in a future book.

    My thought, however, is that they might not be a part of Honor at all. At least, not Shardblades. Honorblades, which we know to be totally different, ARE part of Honor I think.

    Shardblades, however, have always been somewhat sinister. The black, smoking eyes...The propensity for people to kill one another over them, their use as an engine of destruction...

    If you ask me, I think they are either splinters of, or the physical form of ODIUM, and not Honor at all.

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