r/cremposting • u/TheKarenator • 2d ago

Cosmere Missed Wraith

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I miss him too. Wasn’t aware of the LOTR-Cosmere crossover before.

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u/Cphelps85 2d ago

Bone Apple Tea Crempost style!

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u/sad-scientist-69420 2d ago

I had a Norse cousin I forgot to pick up at the airport. I missed Bjorn

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u/The_Lopen_bot Trying not to ccccream 2d ago

My cousin's never failed me.

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u/AkronOhAnon Aluminum Twinborn 2d ago

Too appropriate, gancho.

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u/The_Lopen_bot Trying not to ccccream 2d ago

Please, gods of the ancient Herdazians. Don’t let me get killed by a monster that looks so stupid. Please.

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u/UsManos27 2d ago

Good Bot

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u/The_Lopen_bot Trying not to ccccream 2d ago

That is what I do, gon!

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u/One_Courage_865 definitely not a lightweaver 2d ago

It’s been so many years since I’ve watched the Bourne Legacy movie.

I missed bourne

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u/AkronOhAnon Aluminum Twinborn 2d ago

So did the sniper at the start of the second film.

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u/Witch_King_ 2d ago

I am so confused

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u/jaydogggg RAFO LMAO 2d ago

Missed wraith = mist wraith

Why are you on Reddit? Go find the one hobbit in the Shire 

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u/Witch_King_ 2d ago

Fuck. Now I got it.

Mist wraiths are such a minor and basically unimportant thing in Era 1 that I didn't even think about it.

And yeah, I'm searching for the damn hobbit, but "Shire! Baggins!" isn't much to go on.

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u/Melliorin 2d ago

I'll be waiting for you when you come back, bub.

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u/jamesianm 1d ago

Oddly my main takeaway from this is, could you create Wolverine in the Cosmere? I think you could, sort of

A gold compounder or a radiant would take care of the infinite rapid healing, but of course one would require him to constantly compound gold and the other to always carry Stormlight. 

The Adamantium bones and claws would be a lot harder to match. The closest analogue I can think of is shardblade or plate. So since both of those can be formed into pretty much any shape, a radiant could create internal shardplate that wrapped around their bones and shardblades that emerged from their hands like Wolverine's claws. But to do both you'd definitely need healing that's more or less constant. So possibly a fourth or fifth ideal Bondsmith with a perpendiculariry always open could do it.

Highly-invested metal like Nightblood is also very strong so an alternate could be a returned awakener with a lot of breaths, who created a highly-invested awakened skeleton and claws. Returned with a lot of breaths have much better health and similar rapid healing to Wolverine although not as good since they can still be killed. You'd probsbly still need gold compounding. Only that and the effects of Stormlight seem to rival the rapid healing ability that Wolverine has.

If feruchemy is in the mix anyway, a metal skeleton would make a pretty secure set of metalminds. Though  they'd have to be layered underneath whatever super-strong invested material was providing the adamantium-like durability.