Hey I would like to ask Kesselor a question. If every metal has an alloy or opposite, What is Tin's alloy and can I use it's opposite or am I out of luck and only the Mistborn can use it?
Also I would like to have a list of the houses and i little description of each. No hurry on that since I am out for a while.
Have fun and don't kill my character unless it is profitable to the party. grin
Kelcier thinks that the allomantic metals are arranged like this:
ReplyDeleteGroup 1 physical metals:
Iron: external acting (non-alloy)
Steel: external acting (alloy of iron)
Tin: internal acting (non-alloy)
Pewter: internal acting (alloy of tin)
Group 2 mental metals:
Zinc: external acting (non-alloy)
Brass: external acting (alloy of zinc)
copper: internal acting (non-alloy)
bronze: internal acting (alloy of copper)
Group 3 high metals:
Atium: (non-alloy)
Malatium: (alloy of Atium)
Gold: (non-alloy)
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There are 9 great houses:
ReplyDeleteVenture: power from atium production
Ribeaux: merchant house
Tellion: atium production
Hastings: Artisans, minting, smithing
Kastlin: canals and transportation
Krue: scholars and taxation/accounting
Koolas: warriors, close associates of steel ministry
Falthar: artisans, masons, cobblers
Marquis: prellons, diplomats, ska organizers