Jo and the Bush

Do it!!! Or at least mention it later. I was hoping that Quota would take credit fro that.

These seem a lot like the Great Shells of the Reshi. Where on the Wanderer are the cities? On top of the Head? In the hollow of the Stomach? What type of Stone? (Sedimentary, metamorphic or igneous?) Can a Wanderer steal another's Core? How many is a Few hearts? If there's just one, can the city still walk?

CorpseMaker really doesn't like Teleporters.

CorpseMaker snapped his arm out, grabbing the Teleporter by the throat. The man looked shocked. CorpseMaker wasn't going to allow any Teleporter to go around like that. "Do not Teleport around me like that again little Epic, Or I will destroy you completely. The only reason I haven't yet, is because you've laimed to know the weakness of Sightline" he squeezed just a bit, before dropping the gasping epic to the floor again. "If you're lying to me about that, You'd better wish you never came here." He crouched down, resting his arms on his knees as he balanced on the balls of his feet. "Now then. I will let you Work for me. And If you prove yourself Loyal, I will reward you handsomely. But you just admitted to betraying your long-time friends and allies. So you're going to have to work very hard to prove your sincerity." The fear in the room was Palpable. Not just from the young Epic, but from everyone else as well. He stood up, adressing the rest of the room. "The rest of you would do good to remember this lesson. 'A little trust goes a Long way. The less you use, the further you'll go. Now get back to work." He grabbed Timeport by his collar, pulling him to his feet. He spoke ina quieter voice. "Now, what exactly is Sightline's Weakness, and how did you learn of it?

I have failed the Evil Overlord List. I gave CorpseMaker's Plan to my Kid brother, (Who's 10 and has read Steelheart.) And he found a Simple flaw in it. . . He also reccomened that Lightward get pieces of Whale bone, and then reanimate them off the edge of the MONA on to people.

The Blessings of Awareness and Tin Spikes are different. We don't actually know how blessings are made, but it's implied that They're different than normal Spikes. As for Tin spikes only taking one Sense. I got that from MAG. (I've got bloodhounds that are given extra sight and smell. They can track a man in the rain and mist)

Yes. There's a WoB about that I believe. Let me go find it. EDIT: Alright, I can't find the WoB, but I'm pretty sure they'rre solid Investiture. They are literally the Boies of Ruin and Preservation.

Panda, do you want to meet us in the cave? Or outside of it? And what about you Ashiok?

Sulen held up a hand, stopping Nyn, velth and Duke. They all fell silent. He strained his ears, eyes closed. He could of sworn he heard something. Then again. Someone with light feet was definately behind them. "We're being followed." He whispered to the others. "Either a Wolf, or a Khajiit. It might be Dar'Omnir though. But if it isn't, and we reveal we know they're there, they scurry away before we can get them." He turned around to face them. "So we need to- Oh. You're annoying sometimes, you know that?" There, at the back of the line. Just in sight in the dawn's light, stood Dar'Omnir. It looked like he'd been in a scuffle earlier. "Nevermind. So we have the thief with us. Wonderful. Do we want to wait for the Necromancer to arrive as well? Or should we head in now?"

Spoilers for Steelheart

There's already A Spike for Sight. Tin Spikes steal one of the 5 main senses. There's a theory floating around that Lerasium Spikes steal Age, since it preserves you, but still twists the power against itself. Identity is already established. I can't remember which Spike, I'll check later.

I feel like it actually failed to cut. Like it was used in an attack. Nightblood maybe? I can't think of a Non-Cosmere sword or knife, so I think it's Cosmere. And Other than WoK/WoR, swords and knives aren't used much. Mistborn perhaps.

Lots of Fire. A Sun's worth of Fire. I'd be willing to let Sightline die if he did so by Teleporting Nighthound into the heart of the sun.

I'm thinking a Shardblade. Maybe Szeth's? He failed to cut Dalinar at the Assasination atyempt, and Elokhar cried afterwards. Then he cut, something? Maybe not. Is the meaning of Cut literal? Like it actually cuts something? Or is it metaphorical, like Sorrow or Loss.

Sightline gets to teleport his finger into Nighthound's eye, then Teleport out, taking the Eye with it.

That's why I cheated and choose Feruchemist. I have 10 years to store stuff.

Companion: A loyal compatriot with whom to spend your confinement, who will brave the horrors of the burn-out world by your side (unless you manage to alienate them). Design them like you would an RPG character. – 20 points Bathroom: A well-appointed bathroom, featuring a shower and bathtub with hot running water, an unlimited supply of body wash, shampoo, and deodorant, and a nicer toilet. Occupies a 10’ x 10’ area. – 8 points Gaming Computer: A next-gen gaming computer of your preferred manufacturer, complete with a 32’’ monitor and 25 Games. After the plague starts, there’ll be no internet to connect to. – 3 points Books: Learning’ you some knowledge. 100 books, on any mixture of topics. How you know how to read. Wait... – 2 points Books: Learning’ you some knowledge. 100 books, on any mixture of topics. How you know how to read. Wait... – 2 points Gaming Console: A next-gen gaming console of your preferred manufacturer. 25 games, or ten multiplayer games and an AI to play them with. - 3 Meat Vat: A vat for growing on type of meat of your choice, though the texture is a bit… odd. Produces 1.5 pounds off meat a day. – 7 points Bedroom: a 10’ x 10’ or larger room, featuring a comfy memory foam bed, an alarm clock, and wardrobe featuring a selection of clothing. – 7 points Baking supplies: Everything you need to make an array of basic baked goods, skills permitting. Includes grain products on tap… somehow. – 5 points Kitchen: This galley contains everything you need to prepare whatever your skills and ingredients permit. – 4 points Washer and dryer: Self-explanatory. Plenty of soap. – 3 points Sword: One extremely durable edged weapon, and everything you need to care for it. ­– 1 point/purchace Mistborn Feruchemist: Rule the night Day as a Feruchemist. Details here. – 35 points Exactly 100 points. If Feruchemist isn't allowed, then I'll switch to a Bendalloy Compounder, and add more weaponry.

He's talking about his rank and Picture. He's a Pony Surgebinder. Which is now Cannon unfortunately.

I still get to steal his eyes at some point, right?

The thing about Resurection is it depends on how it works. If you resurect in your old body, there are ways of stopping that. Just behead thebody, then put the neck against something that can't move. If you resurrect into a new body, that would be a PPI. Unless Like Timeport, you resurrect inside of a wall.

So does Resurection count as PPI or IPPI? And would two IPPI's make a PPI?

CorpseMaker would keep the town named Portland, or let whichever Epic ruled it rename it. He's only planning on renaming the Fractured states once he conquers them completely.

What about the other Politcal Leaders? Was the Queen of England an Epic? The American Presidents? Terrorist Leaders? Religious Figures? If every named character in History was an Epic of various Power, it would explain a lot.

Gorram it. I'm bad at capitalizing things. Also, I'm a Waffle Cook!