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{{image\|House War - Coinshot by Anna Kay.png\|side=right\|width=300px\|A coinshot shooting some coins}} When burning steel, blue lines emerge from the Coinshot and connect themselves to pieces of nearby metal, with the size of the steel line indicating how big the metal is. The steel lines can typically only be seen by the Coinshot.{{book ref\|mb1\|7}} The steel lines manifest themselves on the [[Spiritual Realm]] and can be cut or interfered with.{{wob ref\|2796}} It is also possible to use the ~~steel~~iron lines to see via the trace metals in everyone's bodies and in the objects around them, or even [[Axi]] and electromagnetic bonds.{{wob ref\|2944}}{{wob ref\|15319}}{{book ref\|mb3\|prologue}}{{book ref\|mb7\|epilogue\|4}} A Coinshot could identify specific metals, or even colors, with the steel lines.{{wob ref\|2255}}{{book ref\|mb3\|34}} Steelpushing is a fairly flashy ability. It allows the user to fly through the air in quite spectacular ways, using only coins (or other small metal objects) placed on the ground. It can be used offensively, as the name suggests, to shoot metal objects as projectiles. As the coins are much smaller than the Coinshot, they gain quite a bit of speed over time. Steelpushing can also be used defensively, by creating a bubble around the user to deflect incoming metal objects, although in case of very fast objects (such as bullets) it doesn't provide full protection.{{book ref\|mb4\|prologue}} Steelpushing liquid metals works similarly to a ferrofluid.{{wob ref\|12598}}

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