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Hmmmmm... This makes me think that there are giant sentient pieces of the Dor scattered around Sel, and those base themselves off of the Selish landscape. So it's about devotion toward a certain area that gets you more likely to be Initiated. That makes a lot of sense.

You can refill be careful compounding, and nicrosilminds that grant allomancy are probably infinite.

Have you read Band's of Mourning?

If you search up "Unmade" in theoryland, you'll get a few WoBs about what they are. They are powerful spren that cause things like the Thrill and the Death Rattles in areas around them. I *Think* there are nine of them, but don't quote me on that... They are probably semi sentient agents of Odium, not bond spren.

Definitely. The Accords are a good idea, but from the wrong people. We need SHIELD back as an organization, of have someone responsible enough to keep the team accountable.

That's what I'm saying! Do they not realize that the world would be devastated if it weren't for them?! They didn't cause all the damage, they prevented it. Why blame them from missing out on stopping a bit rather than thanking them for stopping the worst.

First off, Iron Man has been my favourite superhero for a while; his movies are my favourite and I loved his character growth. That said, I was undecided what team I was on for Civil War when I started watching. Tony's guilt at the beginning over the death of that boy kinda wrecked me for a while. I always want to say "It's not the Superhero's fault that people die! They are trying to stop the bad guy from doing worse!" But Sokovia really was Tony's fault... Because of that, I was in favour of the Accords, and Tony's little speech was good. I felt like Cap was being a bit selfish for believing in Bucky...until he turned out to be right. Then I was all "YOU GUYS STAHP. STOP FIGHTING AND TALK ABOUT IT." IMO, Cap was right for defending Bucky, as it was a conspiracy. At the end, when Tony was going to MURDER Bucky, that's when I decided on team Cap. Like, come on! You know it was mind control Tony, the bad guy is right there! That, and the fact that Tony brought in a highschool kid to Germany and risked his life just for extra manpower (Much as I loved this spiderman in the film). Loved Black Panther, and totally thought that he would turn out to be Sharon (Haven't done the comics, sorry) and was pleasantly surprised. Okay, the airport scene. Did anyone get the feeling that Vision was seriously turned down for this? He probably could have laid waste to everyone there for one thing. Same with Scarlet Witch for that matter. Giant Antman was epic. Spidey was hilarious. Hawkeye and Nat made me feel. It was probably one of my favourites. Still mad at Tony for endangering a kid way out of his league though. And mad them all for not talking it out instead of wrecking the airport and bringing a big red arrow to Tony's point with the Accords. I dunno, I can't decide. I'm in favour of the Accords, but not Iron Man as a person. I loved the movie, but it's probably not my favourite Marvel movie. That probably goes to Avengers 1.

I thought Wayne couldn't actually... But it would make sense to be able to do it in your sleep, if you're familiar enough with it to do it instinctively.

One little thing: Aons drawn permanently would be weird. Little transportation closets. I assume it would only be active when someone touches it, so I guess it varies. I assume that the Stormform Parshendi drew power from the storm itself. Nice theory, it makes sense. Have an upvote.

Nazh also seems to collect maps for Khriss, many of them have a little annotation on them by Nazh, at least post-AoL

Yeah you should definitely read Secret History. If you don't care about spoilers, open the tags below. One more thing. VERY spoilery title, please consider editing that.

She does, but they don't call her the Fandom Monster for nothing...

They have some, just very very few compared with the northerners. That's why they are like nobility and kings to Allik.

-Hoid

This rock won't stop yelling "Airsick Lowlander" at me, but he makes mean soup. Therefore, I trade in a pretty blue stone shaped like a teardrop. That was my mother's. Be gentle with it.

Useful stuff, hangings aside. Trades in a broken pen that was submerged in salsa for some reason.

I also think that holding enough Investiture can act as a Perpendicularity, as long as it would follow your Intent, or the Intent of the magic. That is how Jasnah can enter the Cognitive Realm at will.

Not counting people or Shards and that naturally, but I thought I'd seen a WoB that said he was the most heavily Invested object

If you enter a Perpendicularity with the Intent to enter the Cognitive Realm, then you will. Vin entered with the Intent to pick up Preservation's power, but if she'd know how and wanted to, she could have done some very different things. Nightblood is the most heavily Invested object in the cosmere, but since his Intent is to destroy evil, and that is what he was created to do, you can't do much else with him. When Jasnah holds enough Stormlight, she can enter Shadesmar, because it has to do with her powerset. Other Radiant orders might get little glimpses, but only with relativity to their order's Intent. Truthwatchers likely see more of the Spiritual Realm, for example.

It's not his Intent. Edit: Oops, sorry for the doublepost

Well, Nazh is from Threnody, which is a minor shardworld, so I imagine that there are Perpendicularities there. Anything in the Cosmere is Investiture in one way or another, as Adonalsium created everything the Shards didn't.

A note on the Perpendicularities: I think I saw a WoB that said that they are just massive gatherings of Investiture, or places where a lot of Investiture flows through. Usually this means Shards, but it seems to suggest independence from Shards and more a dependence on Investiture. This explains why Jasnah is able to enter it as well, get enough Investiture flowing though you, and you you can act like a Perpendicularity.

Rashek was a Sliver. He held the power at the Well during his Ascension, because he didn't give it up. He used it, and it was left to refill. Vin could also be called a Sliver, but she died right after she held Preservation.