Difference between revisions of "Lights"

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(→‎The Vriztl Guild Method: Sorry if I missed something, but I was under the impression this behaviour was a property of raysium?)
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There exists at least one alternative to the Arnist Method, and while it doesn't have a formal name, it is known to the Vriztl Guild of Thaylenah - and it traditionally involves tuning forks and sound. If a gem can be made to vibrate at a frequency matching one of the pure tones of Roshar, it will draw nearby Light corresponding to that Tone (e.g. a gem vibrating to Honor's tone will draw Stormlight in). To transfer Light from one gem to another, the artifabrian would first use a tuning fork matching the desired tone, and touch it against the full gemstone, making it vibrate with the same frequency. The gem and fork vibrating at a matching frequency allows the artifabrian to lead a line of Light from the full gemstone to an empty one, which - when touched by the tuning fork and also made to vibrate at the matching frequency - would proceed to siphon the Light from the originally full gem, though a small amount of Light is lost in the transfer.{{book ref|sa4|42}}{{book ref|sa4|69}}
 
The [[Fused]] use a similar technique to drain Stormlight from enemy Radiants.{{book ref|sa4|2}} Given their ability to hum any pure tone and transfer Light without artificial aids,{{book ref|sa4|69}} like tuning forks, it is likely that their spears rely on this well.{{disputedisputed}}
 
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