Allomancy
Allomancers have the ability to 'burn' certain metals or alloys they've ingested to give themselves powers. The majority of Allomancers, called Mistings, can only burn one of the metals, but a rare few, called Mistborn, can burn all metals. Vin is a Mistborn.

Burning draws from the Allomancer's supply of the particular metal, so all Powers gained from a particular metal have a group Power Burnout, which starts as Minor. They may 'flare' metals to gain greater power, which uses their metal at an accelerated rate, increasing the Power Burnout to the next severity (Minor to Serious, Serious to Catastrophic). Flaring can be treated as Pushing, which all Allomancy Powers may do whether Automatic or not. Duralumin also allows all of a metal supply to be used in a brief surge of power (see below).

Metals must be pure when ingested, and alloys must be mixed to a precise proportion, otherwise the Allomancer may become sick from burning them.

Some Allomancers choose to burn their metals for extended periods (days, weeks, or even months), and become known as Allomantic Savants. Their abilities become more powerful, but they can also suffer physical damage from the process.

There are 16 metals and 2 god metals which Allomancers may burn. The 16 regular metals are divided into four categories, composed of internal and external pairs of a metal and its alloy. At the beginning of the trilogy only nine of the regular metals, and one of the god metals, are known, and for most of the story, Mistings are only known for the first eight metals.

Iron and Steel (External Physical Allomantic Metal/Alloy)
Burning Iron allows an Allomancer to pull on nearby metals. Metallic objects lighter than the Allomancer fly through the air directly towards the Allomancer's centre of gravity. Should the object weigh more than the Allomancer (or should it be secured within a heavier object), they will be pulled towards the object. Mistings who Burn Iron, referred to as Ironpulling, are called 'Lurchers'.

Burning Steel allows an Allomancer to push on nearby metals. Metallic objects lighter than the Allomancer fly through the air directly away from the Allomancer's centre of gravity. Should the object weigh more than the Allomancer (or should it be secured within a heavier object), they will be pushed away from the object. Mistings who Burn Steel, referred to as Steelpushing, are called 'Coinshot'.

The ability to burn either of these metals also allows the Allomancer to detect metals by seeing lines of power spreading out from themselves towards nearby metals, the width of the line varying according to the proximity and amount of the metal.

Only powerful Allomancers may affect metals piercing or within a body (+5CS to the OV/RV).

Ironpulling and Steelpushing use the appropriate half of the Attraction/Repulsion Power, Limited to metals, and may be used with the Area Effect Bonus if wished. They also have the Detect (Metals) Power). Common Allomancers have around 6 APs in each Power. Coinshots also carry bags of coins which they can use as missiles (Projectile Weapons: 04).

Pulling or Pushing on objects generally sends the Allomancer falling towards, or away from, their target, unless they've stabilized themselves (Pulling or Pushing on a secure metal object in the opposite direction). They suffer Knockback with the AV/EV being the APs of weight of the metal object or the APs of Attraction/Repulsion used, whichever is lower. Ironpushers can also use Reflection/Deflection on metal missiles, at the same level as their APs of Repulsion.

Mistborn can use their Ironpulling and Steelpushing to greater effect than Mistings, often jumping around the city using metals in buildings (or coins which they drop as anchors) to push and pull themselves great distances. This is only really possible for Mistborn, often requiring the enhanced reactions and physique provided by Pewter. This gives them the Jumping Power at 5 APs, Limited to using metal as anchors for the jumps, but don't necessarily need to land (and often don't) before Jumping again.

Tin and Pewter (Internal Physical Allomantic Metal/Alloy)
Burning Tin greatly increases the sensitivity and capacity of the Allomancer's five senses, allowing them to hear distant conversations or see in near total darkness. All five must be increased together, and it does make them vulnerable to attacks which target those senses. Mistings who Burn Tin are known as 'Tineyes'.

While Burning Tin, Allomancers have the Powers Analytic Smell and Taste, Directional Hearing, Extended Hearing, Hypersensitive Touch, Telescopic Vision and Ultra Vision (usually at around 2 APs). They also suffer a -1CS Attack Vulnerability to sensory attacks.

Tineye Allomantic Savants have their Powers at a higher level (around 5 APs), and also possess around 6 APs of Danger Sense. Their Attack Vulnerability is -2CS, and they must often have their ears plugged and their eyes covered during daylight.

Burning Pewter greatly enhances the Allomancers physical strength, speed, durability, and enhances their body's ability to heal. An Allomancer performing 'Pewter drag' can keep themselves going for hours or even days at a time, and some are known to have run as fast as a galloping horse for days, although like many other uses of Pewter, they'd have to keep burning it for a time after to recover, otherwise they could collapse from exhaustion, or worse. Mistings who Burn Pewter are known as 'Thugs' or 'Pewterarms'.

While Burning Pewter, Allomancers have Power Reserve (usually around 8 APs) which they share in a Permanent pattern among their Physical Abilities, with no attribute raised to more than double its natural AP level (apart from when Flaring). They also have Lightning Reflexes, Running (usually at 04 APs), Mind Over Matter (usually 6 APs), and Regeneration (usually at 01 AP).

Zinc and Brass (External Mental Allomantic Metal/Alloy)
Burning Zinc allows an Allomancer to riot (enflame) the emotions of those nearby, enhancing certain feelings. This may be targeted on a particular individual, or allowed to affect all within range. Mistings who Burn Zinc are known as 'Rioters'.

Burning Brass allows an Allomancer to soothe (dampen) the emotions of those nearby, suppressing certain feelings, or suppressing all but the feeling they want the target to feel. This may be targeted on a particular individual, or allowed to affect all within range. Mistings who Burn Brass are known as 'Soothers'.

Rioting and Soothing both allow an Allomancer to use Broadcast Empathy, with an Area Effect Bonus if wished, usually at around 6 APs.

Mistborn Burning Duralumin to boost their Broadcast Empathy can, if they successfully target a Hemalurgy spiked individual (such as Steel Inquisitors, Kandra, and others), attempt to use Control on them, which they have at around 6APs.

Copper and Bronze (Internal Mental Allomantic Metal/Alloy)
Burning Copper hides the traces of Allomancy from those burning Bronze (see below). They produce an invisible area, known as a Coppercloud, which obscures the signs of Allomancy from observers both within and without the area covered by the cloud. While commonly believed to completely obscure Allomancy from detection, some Steel Inquisitors and a rare few Allomancers are capable of penetrating Copperclouds. Since Copper Burns slowly, most Mistborn burn it continually, making them harder to detect. Mistings who Burn Copper are known as 'Copperclouds' or 'Smokers'. A Coppercloud gives the Allomancer 10 APs of Obscure, which only works against Detect (Allomancy).

Burning Bronze allows an Allomancer to 'hear' the pulses given off by other Allomancers Burning metals. Those practiced at Burning Bronze can even determine the location of the Allomancer, which metal is being Burned (since they produce different sounds), and at what rate. Mistings who Burn Bronze are known as 'Seekers'. Burning Bronze gives an Allomancer Detect (Allomancy), usually at 4 APs. The most skilled have the Discerning Bonus.

Chromium and Nicrosil (External Enhancement Allomantic Metal/Alloy)
Burning Chromium allows an Allomancer to wipe the metal reserves of another Allomancer by touching them. Mistings who Burn Chromium are known as 'Leechers'. This form of Allomancy is unknown during the time of the Mistborn Trilogy.

Allomancers able to Burn Chromium have Neutralize, Limited to Allomantic Powers, with a Range of Touch, with a Bonus that it can Team Attack all Powers a target possesses without penalty, and its effects last until the target ingests more of the appropriate metal. It's usually around 12 APs.

Burning Nicrosil allows an Allomancer to cause whichever metal supplies another Allomancer they're touching is currently Burning to be instantly Burned up in a flare of power (perhaps unexpectedly), using up their supply of that metal. Mistings who Burn Nicrosil are known as 'Nicrobursts'. This form of Allomancy is unknown during the time of the Mistborn Trilogy.

Allomancers able to Burn Nicrosil have Enchantment, Limited to currently Burning Allomantic Powers, with a Range of Touch, usually at 08 APs. The APs are split among the valid Powers, with all having at least 1 AP if possible (if more Powers are active than the APs of Enchantment, APs are first distributed to the more active Powers, at the GM's discretion) with remaining AP going to the Powers in primary use.

Aluminum and Duralumin (Internal Enhancement Allomantic Metal/Alloy)
Burning Aluminum instantly wipes out an Allomancer's entire metal reserve. Mistings who Burn Aluminum are known as 'Aluminum Gnats'.

Burning Duralumin instantly burns away other metals the Allomancer has burning at the time, releasing an enormous burst of power related to those metals. While the power of the burst has yet to be measured, when Vin Burned it to boost her Pewter in a fight, a head butt to the Thug she was fighting exploded his head. Mistings who Burn Duralumin are known as 'Duralumin Gnats'.

Mistborn Burning Duralumin have Power Reserve, Limited to currently Burning Allomantic Powers, which stacks with Power Reserves from Allomantic Powers, and is usually around 08 APs. The APs are split among the valid Powers, with all having at least 1 AP if possible (if more Powers are active than the APs of Power Reserve, APs are first distributed to the more active Powers, at the Player's discretion) with remaining AP going to the Powers in primary use, at the Mistborn's discretion.

Cadmium and Cerrobend (External Temporal Allomantic Metal/Alloy)
Burning Cadmium allows an Allomancer to subtly 'pull' on time in a bubble around them, stretching it and making it pass more slowly. Mistings who Burn Cadmium are known as 'Pulsers'. This form of Allomancy is unknown during the time of the Mistborn Trilogy. Allomancer Burning Cadmium have the Time Slow Power, usually at around 5 APs.

Burning Cerrobend allows an Allomancer to subtly 'push' time in a bubble around them, compressing it and making it pass more quickly. Mistings who Burn Cerrobend are known as 'Sliders'. This form of Allomancy is unknown during the time of the Mistborn Trilogy, although Steel Inquisitors have exhibited similar abilities. Allomancer Burning Cerrobend have the Superspeed Power, usually at around 5 APs.

Gold and Electrum (Internal Temporal Allomantic Metal/Alloy)
Burning Gold allows an Allomancer visions of possible other lives they could have led, and different paths they could have taken. This process usually occupies their attention, and they often suffer some emotional trauma following the visions. Mistings who Burn Gold are known as 'Augers'. It has no real game effect.

Burning Electrum allows an Allomancer visions of possible paths they could take in the future, usually limited to a few seconds, and can counter the benefits of Atium. Mistings who Burn Electrum are known as 'Oracles'.

Burning Electrum automatically Neutralizes the abilities granted by Burning Atium. Usually at 12 APs.

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