u/Sensitive_Meat8303

i would use it to cut watermelon

Hit me with your best ideas. Concept idea:
When humans from earth pass into the realm of the forgotten they get magical abilities which pass to their children, but if the other parent's family has lived in the realm for more than six generations the power in the children is diluted, and after six generations, is lost. This can be prevented if the other parent's family recently crossed over from earth as well, so it is basically a recessive gene. The people with magic become the aristocracy with their political power linked with their magic abilities. The realm also draws in all kinds of magical creatures like the Fezotine who have extremely long lifespans to the point of millennia and tend to gain powerful illusion magic when entering the realm. There are also the Kethenkongs, who inhabit the land of Kethenkar and have very short lifespans, so their kingdom doesn't have as much access to magic but are very strong and are great warriors. The people with magic are treated like nobility in the land of Bingsolium. Each “noble” family has their own type of magic. There are also mysterious giants who will sometimes come down from the north. Since it's too cold to travel very far from the equator, no one knows if they cross from another realm or just live in the north. They don’t speak and mostly roam the lands aimlessly. After a few years in the habitable land they die. Their bodies aren’t made of flesh, but are instead metallic. Strange things happen near their dead bodies. I also have this map.

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In Tress and the Emerald Sea, the enchantress was an elantrian, right, i wasn't mistaken, but she used her magic away from Elantris. So does she have some portable way to power Aon Dor, or did she have to arrange her palace in the form of an aon? Also, unrelated, does tress come before stormlight, or did just miss the part about Hoid glowing, or did he use some illusion to hide it?

I can imagine harmony being like "ruin, go. activate. attack. kill." and preservation is just being like

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I think he was present at the shattering of adonalsium. Rays says that he could have been a god, so i think he was there and did not take a shard. And in mistborn it says that sixteen people killed him. if there are sixteen shards, and fifth-teen people killed adonalsium (the sixteen minus hoid) than the is a shard stashed away somewhere. Did i hear Chekhovs gun.

I think he was present at the shattering of adonalsium. Rays says that he could have been a god, so i think he was there and did not take a shard. And in mistborn it says that sixteen people killed him. if there are sixteen shards, and fifth-teen people killed adonalsium (the sixteen minus hoid) than the is a shard stashed away somewhere. Did i hear Chekhovs gun.

I think the temporal metals (specifically bend-alloy) are most invested, because in rhythm of war interlude 1, syl notes that when too much investiture is gathered, time distorts and slows. Which is what bend-alloy does. it might not be the most useful metal, but probably the most invested.

Its aluminum. it has to be. investiture repels investiture, right? That's why aluminum repels all investiture. its just so invested from being sixteen times more powerful then a god metal. it deflects shadeblades and cannot be pushed or pulled allomantically. you know what else has those properties, very highly filled metalminds. theres a reason wax thought the bands of mourning were aluminum. The reason it has that allomantic effect is because it pushes away the investature in the metals.

1: killing a god

2: maybe that was a bad idea

3: OH MY GOSH, WHY DID WE DO THAT!

Mine would be that burning either trellium or harmonium (I can't decide) gives you feruchemy like lerasium and alloymancy.

If I have a set amount of iron, can I store weight infinitely, or does it fill up eventually.

If you were a Duralumin compounder, and you ingested feruchemicaly charged duralumin, but also some normal duralumin, and burned both, would you burn out the connection all in one burst, like when mistborn burn duralumin and tin.

He is a full feruchemist and a pewter arm. He can and will compound strength, but also kind of reverse compounds, burning pewter and dumping the extra healing and speed into metal minds. If hes needs to get somewhere quickly, he will compound pewter, becoming massive, and fill an iron metal mind, allowing him to jump very far. Feel free to use this in fan-fiction, but if you do, please tell me so i can read it. I'm not creative enough to write a compelling story, but would love to read one.

If you could pick one feruchemical metal and one alamantic metal (like in era two) what would you pick. I would be a zinc compounder. Being able to think at the speed of light and riot peoples sympathy for my is crazy.