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A Misting who can only burn Duralumin is known as a "Duralumin Gnat" as they gain no discernible effect from burning their metal.

 

Previously thought to only be a higher metal, it is also revealed in the third book ([[Mistborn: The Hero of Ages]]) that Atium is actually the physical form of the god Ruin that Preservation locked away when he placed Ruin in the Well of Ascension.

 

 

The only known counter to Atium is to burn it yourself, showing you what the other person will do. However, this in turn changes what you will do, which changes what the other person will do, creating a confusing "vortex" of Atium shadows. One could also burn Electrum, which creates multiple Atium shadows, though does not allow the burner to see the similar shadows around their opponent.

Burning Atium in combination with Duralumin allows a Mistborn to see the ultimate effects of their immediate actions, and act accordingly.

 

 

A Misting who can only burn Atium is known as a "Seer".

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Malatium is an alloy of Atium and gold which allows an Allomancer to see who another person was in the past. This metal is referred to in legend as the Eleventh Metal.

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A greenish metallic bead that allows the burner (which can be anyone) to become a Mistborn, allowing them access to all of the Allomantic metals. These beads are the source of all Mistborn, and this trait ends up being genetic, whereby the descendants of a Mistborn have a chance of becoming either a Mistborn or a Misting without the need of burning Larasium. These descendants are not born with the ability of Allomancy, and will show no signs until some traumatic event causes them to 'snap' there by allowing them the ability to burn allomantic metals.

 

 

Larasium is not actually one of the 16 Allomantic metals, though it is clearly related. In ''[[Mistborn: The Hero of Ages]]'' it is revealed that these beads are actually parts of the god Preservation's "body".

 

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