The Alloy of Law: A Mistborn Novel

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Good Thing You Can Heal: Both Miles and Wayne take beatings that would have killed most folks. Miles in particular will not even try to avoid taking damage because of how much he trusts his healing factor, while Wayne has to store up his healing beforehand, and tries to conserve it as much as he can. Difficult, but Awesome: The Pulser power (burning Cadmium), which slows time for everything in a pretty wide area...including yourself. For the user, everything outside that area just seems to radically speed up. At first blush it seems useless. In fact, it's an ideal means of keeping people in place and is crucial to capturing Miles. You can tell that Sanderson puts a lot of thought and planning into each of his novels, as there are never any loose ends or unnecessary scenes. Does Not Like Guns: Wayne, because, before he reformed, he once accidentally killed a man when he tried to rob him. Unspoken Plan Guarantee: Played with: Wax has two plans to deal with Miles. We aren't told much of either in advance, but Plan A fails while plan B works.

Wrapping Up My Time Off". BrandonSanderson.com. January 6, 2011. Archived from the original on January 9, 2011 . Retrieved January 6, 2011. Anti-Magic: Aluminum acts as anti-magic to allomancy, resisting its effects. This leads to Aluminum being highly valued resource worth stealing. Steris began her relationship with Wax with a touch of desperation, as her efforts to secure a future for herself and her house had come to a stalemate. [19] However, after Wax rescues her from her captivity by the Vanishers, she evidences some affection for him. [19] By the time Wax goes to search for the Bands of Mourning, Steris has fallen deeply in love with him, [36] even though she regards the emotion as foolish. Marsh's life took a dark turn when he was transformed into a Steel Inquisitor by the Steel Ministry. This transformation left him physically and mentally scarred, making him a formidable adversary with powers granted by Hemalurgy. However, his loyalty remained divided, and he secretly aided Kelsier and Vin in their mission to overthrow the Lord Ruler.This article is still missing information. Please help The Coppermind by expanding it. The Metallic Arts A bit lighter than the original trilogy – and I actually prefer it. The pace is a lot faster, and the world has been re-developed by making it hundreds of years later. This has a more western feel to it, with guns being used, and the Mistborn powers have also been re-established in a refreshingly new way. Here is a spoiler summary of what happened in The Alloy of Law by Brandon Sanderson to help refresh your memory before you read the sequel. what happened in The Alloy of Law Ace Custom: Wax starts the story with his two Sterion revolvers, then ends it with those and the Vindicator, all specially designed revolvers.

This article is still missing information. Please help The Coppermind by expanding it. Mistborn Era 2 Once, this city had felt like home. That was before he’d spent twenty years living out in the dust, where the law was sometimes a distant memory and people considered carriages a frivolity. What would Lessie have thought of one of these horseless contraptions, with the thin wheels meant for driving on a city’s fine paved streets? Transportation that ran on oil and grease, not hay and horseshoes? After his steward tries to assassinate him, Wax doesn't even bother trying to hunt down his old weapons, because he'd given them to the man to store. Guess what show up in the final fight? E-Book Fiction - November 27, 2011". The New York Times. November 27, 2011. Archived from the original on January 27, 2017 . Retrieved August 3, 2017. Wax can't forget the moment he missed Bloody Tan and accidentally shot his wife Lessie in the head.I was so excited when I saw this audiobook was available - I loved the Mistborn series and am eagerly awaiting the sequel to the Way of Kings (have just finished listening to it a second time, a year after I first listened to it).

He closed his eyes, taking the air in and out, feeling the faint wetness of the mists on the skin of his face. Buildings are so … suffocating here in the city, he thought. Had I simply forgotten that, or did I not notice it when I was younger? Tor announces acquisitions of two new novels by Brandon Sanderson". Tor/Forge's Blog. December 2, 2010. Archived from the original on January 10, 2011 . Retrieved January 6, 2011.Marsh's fate and legacy after the events of the Mistborn trilogy remain subjects of curiosity and speculation among fans of the series. While Brandon Sanderson hasn't provided an exhaustive account of Marsh's later years, there are significant hints and details that shed light on his continued existence and his unique connection to Scadrial's magic systems. Wayne wants to fight, but Wax is worried about other people’s safety. The Vanishers want people’s jewellery. They take Steris and Marasi as hostages, and the theft is a front. One of the bandits shoots Lord Peterus. Wax and Wayne finally start to fight them. Marasi stuns the bandit who was holding her and wounds him. The leader of the bandits escapes. The amount of Investiture required is proportional to the size of the bubble and the factor of compression. [11] [12] Steris at first refused to admit that she loved Wax, then admits that she does love him and thinks it's foolish. [36]