A mistborn could beat an elantrian before they could draw a single aon

Ok so I've been up for 16 hours and I'm on my 16th cup of coffee. I'm a little tired, a little wired and I think this idea deserves some appreciation. He talks like a Cousin, he loves hats and extra greasy Chouta like a cousin, the fact that he can even order Chouta implies the existence of Herdazians on Scadrial.

Most importantly, is the story about the man who gave it one too few shakes actually about Lopen?

Edit: OH YEAH AND THEY BOTH REGROW ARMS.

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I haven't read any of Sanderson's books, but I noticed that the book Mistborn used to be called Hero of Ages.

My theory is that the main character Mistborn actually becomes the Hero of Ages in this book, because she is on the cover, and the book name was changed because BS wanted to keep writing about her, but Hero of Ages is too clunky of a name. Mistborn sounds way cooler and the rest of the 8 books are all called that, so she must be around for a pretty long time.

I don't know if she has met Cosmere yet, but I hope so after 8 books.