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When an Allomancer can sense Allomantic pulses through a [[Copper\|coppercloud]] (known as piercing a coppercloud), it is most often due to a Hemalurgic spike. It's simply a matter of Allomantic strength to pierce copperclouds, so if a [[Bronze\|Seeker]] has a spike charged with Allomantic bronze, that essentially makes them twice as powerful, allowing them to overpower a coppercloud. Hemalurgy is a destructive art, that twists the body into something almost inhuman (particularly if the spike stole an attribute which is neither Allomantic nor Feruchemical). This twisting is how Inquisitors survive with spikes through their eyes and other vital places, and explains the physical deformation of the koloss.{{epigraph ref\|mb3\|41}} In the case of ~~the~~ Inquisitors, it is known that their heart is in a different place and their brain is shaped around their eye-spikes. Extracting the spikes of an Inquisitor at such important places ~~would invert~~inverts the transformation, causing their death.{{book ref\|mb1\|38}} The more spikes a person has, the higher the chance that there could be issues of mental or physical limitations, and ~~brings about a~~the greater the degree of strain upon the body and soul.{{book ref\|mb7\|part=ars}}{{wob ref\|11327}} Additionally, any children produced by someone with a large number of Hemalurgic spikes, such as an Inquisitor, are likely to encounter complications, although they will also have a higher chance of being an Allomancer.{{wob ref\|4148}} Hemalurgy was not specifically created by [[Ruin]] but rather arose from the interactions between Preservation, Ruin, and Scadrial itself.{{wob ref\|5269}} This Metallic Art has an inherent flaw: each spike creates holes in the mind, making individuals who have received spikes easier to manipulate. This damage to the soul also repulses [[Knights Radiant\|Radiant]] [[spren]].{{wob ref\|4961}} The influence of Ruin and presumably emotional Allomancers can be reduced by aluminum.{{wob ref\|14926}} Damage done to a ~~persons~~person's spiritweb by Hemalurgy will have implications for said person during the transition period between physical death and passing into the Beyond. These effects are lessened after they pass to the Beyond.{{wob ref\|7232}} === Hemalurgic Control === The more spikes a creature has, the easier it is to take control.{{epigraph ref\|mb3\|67}} At least four spikes are needed before [[Harmony]] can take control of humans, but there are ways around this.{{book ref\|mb7\|25}} A kandra with one spike cannot be controlled by Ruin or Harmony.{{book ref\|mb5\|7}} Hemalurgic creatures can fight the control with mental fortitude.{{book ref\|mb3\|8}}{{book ref\|mb3\|72}}{{wob ref\|5441}}{{wob ref\|5597}} They are easier to subdue when they are feeling strong emotions.{{epigraph ref\|mb3\|67}} [[Sliver]]s are more resistant to being ~~controled~~contro;led.{{wob ref\|15356}} The control of Hemalurgic creatures can be stolen by others, particularly if they are stronger.{{book ref\|mb3\|65}} When stolen, those in control will feel a powerful ripping sensation. For emotional Allomancy, once controlled, the Soothing or Rioting is no longer required.{{book ref\|mb6\|5}} The control will last even while the Allomancer is sleeping or out of metals. This can be achieved by a single [[Allomancy\|Mistborn]] or Hemalurgist burning [[duralumin]] and brass/zinc together, a combination of a [[nicrosil\|Nicroburst]] and a Soother/Rioter, or a group of Soothers and/or Rioters working together, though in the early days of [[Final Empire]], when Allomancy was much more powerful, a single Soother or Rioter was able to do it.{{book ref\|mb2\|54}}{{book ref\|mb3\|3}}{{epigraph ref\|mb3\|21}}

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