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But, theoretically, could a bronze misting (or mistborn) become a bronze savant? Like the bronze equivalent of what happened to spook in HoA? If so, what would happen? Would they potentially be able to sense through copperclouds, like vin with hemalurgy? Or would they just be able to sense the pulses more clearly?


Any Misting or Mistborn can become a savant of any metal if they burn it continuously for a long period of time. Harmony has stated that most Seekers do in fact become savants unknowingly due to them constantly burning bronze. The benefits from this was stated to be greater range, precision and power. A very strong savant would be able to pierce through a weak smokers copper cloud. We don't know what the downsides to being a Bronze savant is. Brandon has stated that there is always a downside to being a Savant. It is not a power boost that you attain without giving something up in return.


Any Misting or Mistborn can become a savant of any metal if they burn it continuously for a long period of time. Harmony has stated that most Seekers do in fact become savants unknowingly due to them constantly burning bronze. The benefits from this was stated to be greater range, precision and power. A very strong savant would be able to pierce through a weak smokers copper cloud. We don't know what the downsides to being a Bronze savant is. Brandon has stated that there is always a downside to being a Savant. It is not a power boost that you attain without giving something up in return.


Copperclouds would probably be a prime candidate for savantism, as Smokers likely walk around quite a bit with their copper on low, just to avoid emotional Allomancy. So a copper savant who extinguished the metal becomes... What? Super-susceptible to Breeze's Soothing? LOL


I think a strong bronze savant would be able to sense ALL investiture, including feruchemy, surgebinding, people with breaths, rhythms, elantrians, fabrials, and spren. I think the life sense of breaths and bronze allomany are similar abilities that works better with detecting their own magic system, but can detect others when strong enough.


The bold and sleek title case logotype from the primary badge of Crest is set in a custom sans-serif typeface, which is pretty close to such fonts as Indecise Expanded Semi Bold Italic and Savant Italic, but with some contours modified.


I could detail the entire movie, but here are some of the 'correspondences' in the first scene of both movies. The Wild Bunch begins with a massacre in the streets of Starbuck, a Texas border town. Dundee's first scene, cut from the final film, is a massacre at the Rostes Ranch. I'll put the Dundee material in italics.


The mathematics is correct, so you do indeed seem to double your chances by switching but only provided certain assumptions hold. As the words in italics above show, there are actually a number of assumptions:


If I have a font I'd like to identify, but cannot describe the details/semantics of it, how would I explain it? For example, some people here describe fonts as "x". What would it mean for a font to be "x"? Are there "categories" that fonts are typically organized in?


As you choose descriptions you can instantly see the sort of fonts that come up, so you can tell if you're on the right track. You might just get the font you're looking for simply by trying the buttons!


There are different ways to classify typefaces. user568458 covers one way in their answer - big umbrellas like sans-serif and serif, and physical characteristics. This is a great start for someone, particularly if you're not all that interested in the nerdy details. But if you are interested in matching fonts, it helps to know some of the subgenres so you can match what you're looking for to different kinds of characteristics.


And those "script" fonts are labeled as such because they remind us calligraphy, but there's a big difference between those typefaces that could be converted to metal type and more free-flowing handwritten-type lettering.


It's gonna be tough to get a straight answer out of people about this one. Categorizing fonts is one of those things that seems to attract an inordinate amount of attention, for results of questionable utility, and everyone seems to think everyone else's scheme is bogus.


To keep it brief, you should definitely know if the font you are looking for is Serif (with serifs) or Sans Serif (without serifs). Serifs are those little "tails" at the ends of certain lines. For example Times New Roman or Cambria is Serif font and Arial, Helvetica or Calibri is Sans Serif. If you are looking for something outside of that definition, it would probably resemble something that one can describe (handwriting, typewriter etc).


If you have pretty exact idea of font in your head and want to look for something like it, I would sugest to either find it in use somewhere (print, book, flyer...) or try to sketch it on the paper and share your idea with comunity to find something that is close enough. The letters you should sketch are probably h, o and p or q. The more the better of course, but you probably don't want to design entire font by yourself. If you wanted to sketch more, you should add some capital letters and numbers.


The term savant, in a general sense, may refer to any individual with a natural or innate talent for a particular field; however, people diagnosed with savant syndrome are specifically individuals with significant mental disabilities who demonstrate certain profound and prodigious capacities or certain abilities far in excess of what would usually be considered normal,[77][78] occasionally including a prodigious capacity for languages. Savant syndrome is almost always associated with an increased memory capacity of some sort, which can, for certain savants, aid in storing and retrieving knowledge of different languages.[79] In 1991, for example, linguists Neil Smith and Ianthi-Maria Tsimpli described a man, named Christopher, who learned sixteen languages even with a non-verbal IQ between 40 and 70. Christopher was born in 1962, and he was diagnosed with brain damage approximately six months after his birth.[80] Despite being institutionalized because he was unable to take care of himself, Christopher had a verbal IQ of 89, could speak English with no impairment, and could learn subsequent languages with apparent ease. This facility with language and communication is considered to be unusual for most diagnosed with savant syndrome.[81]


Multilingual novels by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie display phrases in Igbo with translations, as in her early works Purple Hibiscus and Half of a Yellow Sun. However, in her later novel Americanah, the author does not offer translations of non-English passages.[104] The House on Mango Street by Sandra Cisneros is an example of Chicano literature that leaves Spanish words and phrases untranslated (though italicized) throughout the text.[105]


Except for the Idiot Savant pothole, Been There, Shaped History is good. Except for the italics, Bizarre Alien Reproduction is good. I like the way you wrote The Jinx. I think you meant Psychic Powers to be spoiler-tagged, but the important thing is not to use the word "seems". Also, Think of a way to rewrite the example that clearly explains what happens in the work, and then point out that the word "psychic" isn't used. The Starfish example should be Starfish Aliens, and should describe the lifecycle of Kane's species (you don't actually have to say Kane is a member). 20 Minutes should be the first trope in the list due to the rules described in How to Alphabetize Things.

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