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Firefight/Covers

This is a gallery for all known covers for Firefight. For more information about each cover, including other editions and translations using the same art, check each file's individual page. 
Firefight.jpg | United States (Delacorte Press)
Firefight UK Cover.jpg | United Kingdom (Gollancz)
Firefight BR cover.jpg | Brazil (ALEPH)
Firefight FR Cover.jpg | France (Le Livre de Poche)
Firefight GR cover.jpg | Greece (Μεταίχμιο / Metaichmio)
Firefight RU cover.jpg | Russia (Азбука / Azbooka)
Firefight TW cover.jpg | Taiwan (奇幻基地 / Fantasy Foundation)
Firefight CN cover.jpg | Mainland China (重庆出版社 / Chongqing Publishing House)
Firefight PL Cover.jpg | Poland (Zysk & S-ka)
Firefight TH cover.jpg | Thailand (เวิร์ดส์วอนเดอร์ / Words Wonder Publishing)
Firefight BG cover.jpg | Bulgaria (Артлайн-Студиос / Artline Studios)
Firefight ID cover.jpg | Indonesia (Noura Books)
Firefight DK cover.jpg | Denmark (DreamLitt)
Firefight DK New Cover.jpg | Denmark (Superlux)
Firefight NL Cover.jpg | Netherlands (Singel Uitgeverijen)
Firefight SK cover.jpg | Slovakia (Slovart)
Fiefight CK cover.jpg | Czech Republic (Talpress)
Firefight IL Cover.jpg | Israel (אופוס / Opus)
Category:Cover Galleries
Firefight/Statistical analysis

This page contains a statistical analysis of Firefight.
=== Chapter by Chapter Breakdown ===
Chapter 	Word Count	Percentage
Prologue 	183 	0.18%
Part One 	Part One 	Part One
Chapter 1 	1,092 	1.05%
Chapter 2 	1,379 	1.32%
Chapter 3 	1,679 	1.61%
Chapter 4 	1,335 	1.28%
Chapter 5 	1,166 	1.12%
Chapter 6 	2,146 	2.06%
Chapter 7 	1,675 	1.61%
Part One Total 	10,472 	10.06%
Part Two 	Part Two 	Part Two
Chapter 8 	2,274 	2.18%
Chapter 9 	2,794 	2.68%
Chapter 10 	2,041 	1.96%
Chapter 11 	1,433 	1.38%
Chapter 12 	3,016 	2.90%
Chapter 13 	1,794 	1.72%
Chapter 14 	2,065 	1.98%
Chapter 15 	1,999 	1.92%
Chapter 16 	1,548 	1.49%
Part Two Total 	18,964 	18.21%
Part Three 	Part Three	Part Three
Chapter 17 	3,910 	3.75%
Chapter 18 	1,786 	1.72%
Chapter 19 	2,033 	1.95%
Chapter 20 	1,883 	1.81%
Chapter 21 	1,886 	1.81%
Chapter 22 	2,227 	2.14%
Chapter 23 	1,668 	1.60%
Chapter 24 	2,224 	2.14%
Chapter 25 	1,478 	1.42%
Chapter 26 	3,030 	2.91%
Chapter 27 	1,686 	1.62%
Chapter 28 	1,920 	1.84%
Chapter 29 	1,846 	1.77%
Chapter 30 	2,311 	2.22%
Chapter 31 	1,745 	1.68%
Chapter 32 	2,670 	2.56%
Chapter 33 	1,993 	1.91%
Chapter 34 	2,642 	2.54%
Chapter 35 	3,813 	3.66%
Chapter 36 	3,110 	2.99%
Chapter 37 	3,150 	3.03%
Chapter 38 	1,261 	1.21%
Chapter 39 	2,187 	2.10%
Part Three Total	52,459 	50.38%
Part Four 	Part Four 	Part Four
Chapter 40 	2,096 	2.01%
Chapter 41 	1,759 	1.69%
Chapter 42 	2,128 	2.04%
Chapter 43 	2,107 	2.02%
Chapter 44 	798 	0.77%
Chapter 45 	2,421 	2.32%
Chapter 46 	1,590 	1.53%
Chapter 47 	2,142 	2.06%
Chapter 48 	1,715 	1.65%
Chapter 49 	2,273 	2.18%
Chapter 50 	604 	0.58%
Chapter 51 	1,552 	1.49%
Part Four Total 	21,185 	20.34%
Epilogue 	869 	0.83%
Total 	104,132 	100.00%
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category: statistics
Firefight (Epic)

Firefight is a High Epic and an illusionist of immense power. He can create extremely detailed illusions that are nearly impossible to distinguish from reality and can use them to cover both himself and objects around him, also making him capable of invisibility.
== Spoiler Warning ==
The following link contains major spoilers for Steelheart. Please be very sure you have either read the book or are happy to be spoiled on some major points of the story.
SPOILERS AHEAD
category:Spoiler redirects
Category: Aliases
Firestorm Flight

Firestorm Flight is one of three cadet flights training at the DDF Flight School, alongside Skyward and Inkwell. Remark and Drama may be some of Firestorm members.
== History ==
Firestorm Flight was formed at the start of the new Flight School year, with presumably ten members. Unlike Skyward, which began with light-lances, Firestorm's training focused on dogfighting. Over time, Admiral Ivans began sending them up to support full pilots, as a way to alleviate the staffing shortages.
Much like the other flights, Firestorm suffered tremendous losses, although whether this was mostly due to combat or parents pulling their children out is unknown. Spensa and FM ate dinner with members of Firestorm and Inkwell Flights near the end of the course; at this point, the two flights totalled six members, meaning Firestorm had lost at least half of their original squad. This included their original flightleader.
Following the graduation, the surviving members -- if there were any -- were placed into other, fuller flights.
== Notes ==
First Central Bank

The First Central Bank is a bank in Elendel on Scadrial. House Ladrian at one time owns a large stake in it.
One of the coins used in Elendel has the image of the bank stamped on its back.
== Appearance ==
The front of the bank has an intimidating set of stone steps with pillars on either side. The gas-lit lobby has a low ceiling with a wall of cagelike bars separating the patrons from the tellers. The floor is covered by a mold colored rug and has dark wood furnishings.
== History ==
Around , when Waxillium Ladrian was twelve years old, his uncle Edwarn brought him to the First Central Bank to teach him about banking. Edwarn and Wax observed two men seeking a loan, a poor man named Jendel and a wealthy man named Nikolin. Edwarn told Wax that most banks would only lend money to Nikolin. However, he had instituted a policy wherein his bank would loan money to riskier debtors, but with unfavorable loan terms such as extremely high interest rates and potential wage garnishment. Edwarn had also marketed aggressively to people that would not normally qualify for a loan. Edwarn and his colleagues had effectively invented subprime lending in Elendel.
Upon hearing about the draconian terms of the contract that Jendel was about to sign, Wax intervened. He attempted to give Jendel a rare, valuable coin that Edwarn had just gifted him. Jendel did not accept the coin, not believing that someone would give him something so valuable. Edwarn was incensed, but was able to smoothly convince Jendel to sign the loan papers anyway. Jendel was not able to fulfill the loan terms, and committed suicide by jumping off a bridge eight years later. His sons remained indebted to the bank after his death.
Wax recounted the story of what he saw in the bank on that day to Steris Harms after Bleeder sent him a message on the rare coin that Jendel had refused. He told Steris that the incident with Jendel was one of the factors that drove him to leave the unscrupulous, bureaucratic environment of Elendel to seek adventure in the Roughs.
Edwarn sold his house's share in the bank for capital sometime before he faked his death.
== Notes ==
First Citizen

The First Citizens of the Defiant League are the forty pilots who participate in the Battle of Alta, as well as their families and descendants. They are given special privileges, including special quarters and influence, and their children are given a free entrance into Flight School and do not have to take the entrance exam. 
It is likely that many, if not all, of the First Citizen's live in the Deep Caverns, as is the case with Jorgen Weight and his family. Many of those that survived the battle go on to hold high ranking positions either in the DDF or the National Assembly. 
The First Citizen's are revered by the people of the Defiant League, with a large statue of the group being placed in Igneous Cavern. 
Chaser's family, however, are not considered First Citizen's due to his actions during the battle. Instead, Chaser was branded a coward and his family shunned. Spensa's mother, was offered special housing and privileges in exchange for accepting and endorsing the DDF's story of Chaser's actions, however it is unclear if the family was being offered First Citizen status or just higher merit. 
== Significant First Citizens ==
* Judy Ivans
* Matthew Cobb
* Jeshua Weight
* Algernon Weight
== Notes ==
First Gem

The First Gem is a topaz with magical properties that Hoid once carried and from which he took his name for a while.
The First Gem was referenced by Patji in their letter to Hoid, whom they addressed as "Cephandrius, bearer of the First Gem." The fact that Hoid was a Dawnshard at some point is related to his title as Bearer of the First Gem.
== Theories ==
A character named "Topaz" appears in the unpublished work Dragonsteel Prime. Although Dragonsteel Prime is not canonical, Brandon has confirmed that some individuals in the cosmere still know Hoid by that name.
Hoid told Kaladin that he was once named for a beautiful rock that became "completely worthless" for his wearing it. If this is a reference to the First Gem, it likely indicates that it no longer holds its original magical properties. Frost also mentions a gemstone being "dead" in his letter to Hoid. 
Although topaz is a polestone on Roshar, Frost and Patji's knowledge of the gem, its name, and Hoid's status as one of the oldest beings in the cosmere all hint that the First Gem has importance beyond Roshar.
== Notes ==
es:Primera Gema
First Generation

The First Generation or Firsts were the first generation of kandra. They were made up of Rashek's friends; Alendi's ten packmen. They were all Feruchemists. 
== Appearance and Abilities ==
The First Generation appear differently from most kandra. Their skin, rather then being transparent or opaque, was a semi-transparent greenish color. It is unknown whether this is an effect of the First Generation's age or the fact that they were once human, whereas the other kandra were born mistwraiths. Their muscles also seem to droop off their bones.
None of the First Generation wear a True Body. They still used their skeletons from when they had been human.
== History ==
When Rashek took Preservation's power at the Well of Ascension, he realized the threat posed by other Feruchemists gaining access to Allomancy. He decided to turn every living Feruchemist into a mistwraith. However, he decided to spare his friends. After their transformation, Rashek used the knowledge of Hemalurgy he had gained by holding the power, as well as subtle hints from Ruin, to design the kandra. He then used spikes to return his friends to sentience.
These kandra began to try to fit into human societies. However, people were terrified of them and many kandra were killed, or became slaves to the Allomancers who Soothed or Rioted them. They were also afraid of creating a government independent of the Lord Ruler. As a result, the First Generation developed the First Contract, the laws of the kandra.
The First Generation also raised the Second Generation of kandra. Once they had matured, the Firsts stopped taking such an active role in the ruling of the Homeland, allowing the Seconds to control the raising of new generations and the day-to-day ruling over the kandra.
When Sazed went to the Homeland to speak to the kandra, the Firsts taught him of the Terris religion and Ruin and Preservation. A coup was arranged by the Seconds and the Firsts were imprisoned. Sazed managed to rescue them, and the Firsts regained control. When the Resolution was at hand, the Firsts instructed the other kandra to remove their Blessings. After the Final Ascension, the kandra had their spikes returned to them, and the Firsts presumably continued leading.
== Notable Members ==
*Haddek
== Notes ==
es:Primera Generación
First Song

The First Song is one of the songs detailing the oral history of the listeners on Roshar. Often sung to the Rhythm of Memories, it is more of a chant than a real song. It is the original recitation of the listeners leaving Odium and his war. Venli prompted Jaxlim to sing it at one point to calm her agitation.
== Excerpt ==
== Notes ==
Category: list articles
Category: Listener songs
First of the Sky

First of the Sky, also known simply as Sky, is an Eelakin trapper on First of the Sun.
First of the Sky made a living trapping Aviar on Patji. He was an older trapper, and was known to Sixth of the Dusk. Like other trappers, he carried a notebook in which he recorded his activities; he also kept details regarding the locations of his safecamps and the traps surrounding them. He was killed by a tuskrun pack, caught unaware that they had been lured away from their usual movement patterns when a Patji's Finger tree bloomed. Within a few days, his corpse was reduced to little more than a skeleton by the island's fauna.
His body was discovered by Dusk and Vathi. Dusk believed that Sky's death was exceptionally unlucky, since he must have stumbled upon the trees just as they were blooming. On the last page of his notebook, Dusk found Sky's brief farewell stating that he has a brother on Suluko. Sky also requested that the trapper who found his body follow tradition and take care of his Aviar.
When Dusk believed that he and Vathi would need to part ways, he gave her Sky's journal as well as his own for safekeeping. 
== Notes ==
es:Primero del Cielo
Fishev

Fishev is a Windrunner squire to Sigzil on Roshar. During the Second Battle of Narak, Sigzil went to investigate Dai-Gonarthis' Elsegate with Weiss and Atakin, and he instructed Fishev to watch the progress of the battle for Narak Four and signal to him using a ruby if it went against them. Fishev was presumably the one who signaled to Sigzil later to communicate that the coalition forces had successfully defended Narak Four.
== Notes ==
Fisk

Fisk is a Shardbearer in Dalinar's army and captain of the Cobalt Guard on Roshar. His Blade is named Loremaker.
== History ==
Fisk was promoted to captain of the Cobalt Guard sometimes after the position was vacated by Kaladin. Adolin lent his Shardplate to Fisk while on his mission to Shadesmar in . While in Emul, Fisk coordinated a perimeter of soldiers around Dalinar's tent, shortly after the duel between Jasnah and Ruthar. Dalinar and Fisk are able to communicate with only nods.
== Notes ==
Fitch

Fitch is a professor of Rithmatics at Armedius Academy. He teaches a Rithmatics class until Nalizar beats him in a duel and takes his place, relegating him to tutoring professor. Afterwards, Melody Muns is assigned to his remedial Rithmatics class. He is also tasked by Principal York with investigating the disappearances of the students that the Scribbler kidnapped. Joel Saxon acts as his research assistant.
== Appearance and Personality ==
Fitch typically dresses in a white vest, shirt, and trousers with the red coat with a militaristic feel, the coat of a full Rithmatic professor. After he swaps places with Nalizar he wears the grey coat of tutoring professor. Fitch is distraught by this, and he cries himself to sleep that night. He loves teaching and doesn't mind interruptions by students unless they bother him early in the morning or late at night. Fitch is uncomfortable about dueling, and confrontation in general. As such, it is hard for Fitch to focus and create his defenses properly while dueling.
== Attributes and Abilities ==
=== Rithmatics ===
Fitch is a skilled Rithmatist, particularly in defensive theory; however, actual fights make him nervous causing him to make mistakes and draw sloppy lines.
== History ==
=== University ===
Fitch studied the origins of Rithmatic powers and their treatment in early American society.
=== At Nebrask ===
Fitch spent only a few weeks on the front line at Nebrask, instead spending most of his time serving on the defensive planning committee in Denver City.
=== Armedius Academy ===
==== Before Nalizar's Challenge ====
Fitch worked as a full professor at Armedius Academy teaching defensive Rithmatics to the Rithmatic students.
==== Nalizar's Challenge ====
A few days before the start of summer, Professor Fitch is challenged by Andrew Nalizar. Initially stunned by the prospect of a duel, Fitch draws an Easton Defence, which he had been teaching the class. It is a poor defense for a one-on-one duel and the stress causes his hands to shake and him to draw an outer circle lopsided. Nalizar is able to defeat him in the duel, giving himself the rank of tenured professor and demoting Fitch to a tutoring professor. The whole class, including Joel Saxon, who is secretly sitting on the stairs, witnesses Fitch's defeat.
==== After Nalizar's Challenge ====
Now working as a tutoring, Professor Fitch is assigned Melody as a remedial student and starts investigating the recent disappearances of students for Principal York, with Joel acting as his research assistant.. He is instrumental in the defeat of the Scribbler, dueling it and showing it the inside of a clock at Joel's suggestion.
== Notes ==
Fitzroy

Fitzroy is a Dark Oculator who accompanies Shasta Smedry when she infiltrates the Royal Archives (Not a Library!) of Nalhalla. 
== Appearance and Personality ==
He is about twenty years old in The Knights of Crystallia. He is spindly with freckles, and wears a sweater-vest, slacks, and glasses (typical librarian clothing). When he first encounters Alcatraz he is wearing lenses tinted with orange-and-blue stripes. He has a somewhat nasal voice. 
At one point he takes Alcatraz's Disguiser's lenses, and uses them to make himself appear as a much more handsome and muscular version of himself.
== History ==
He interviewed scholars before their mission to learn about the Royal Archives. Shasta brings him along to use the Translator's Lenses and later tasks him with removing all of Alcatraz's lenses. 
He attempts to personally carry out Kangchenjunga Sarekgjakka's order to execute Himalaya, and seems to enjoy the pain he causes to her friends when he holds a knife to her throat. This backfires on him as he is the first victim of the Talent Himalaya is granted upon becoming married to Folsom Smedry, receiving a fist to the face.
Fitzroy gets brought along when Alcatraz activates the transporter's glass to return the Royal Archives. He is taken prisoner and brought to the meeting of the Council of Kings tied up and escorted by two knights. It is unclear what happens to him in the battle. 
== Relationships ==
Fitzroy is a member of the order of the Dark Oculators. From Alcatraz's perspective, he seems to regard Shasta "adoringly," and is generally extremely eager to please her. He is also happy to carry out the orders of She Who Must Not Be Named, the ambassador of the Wardens of the Standard.
== Trivia ==
His name is likely a reference to Mount Fitz Roy in Patagonia.
== Notes ==
Five Scholars

The Five Scholars are a group of Returned who made major breakthroughs in Awakening and BioChroma. Their most notable discoveries are the ability to create Lifeless with only one Breath, the formulation of the Ichor-alcohol necessary to ensure their continued and efficient operation, and the ability to Awaken inorganic materials like steel. At least some of the scholars are worldhoppers.
== Discoveries ==
=== Awakening ===
One of the Five Scholars discovered a Command for creating Lifeless with one Breath. Before this, Lifeless required fifty Breaths to create, and so were expensive to make. This Command was leaked to the world by Shashara.
=== Ichor-alcohol ===
Yesteel discovered Ichor-alcohol, which allowed a Lifeless to continue functioning for a much longer period of time without maintenance. 
=== Awakening Steel ===
Shashara discovered how to Awaken steel with a thousand Breaths, and, with Vasher's help, created Nightblood.
== History ==
The Five Scholars' discoveries were massive breakthroughs in the usage of BioChroma and Awakening that would forever change Nalthis.
=== Creation of Nightblood ===
Shashara, also known as Glorysinger by the Cult of the Returned, was fueled by a desire to not be outdone by Yesteel's discovery of Ichor-alcohol. She creates Nightblood together with Vasher in the days that they were in love.
=== During the Manywar ===
The ability to create Lifeless with greatly increased longevity so cheaply was one of the reasons for the Manywar. When the Manywar started, the Five Scholars split among the various factions, with lovers Vasher and Shashara on the side of Hallandren, then known as Hanald. This caused the different sides of the Manywar to have access to different Awakening knowledge and techniques. Vasher created powerful Lifeless from Awakened bones encased in stone, and used them to seize power away from the royal family, who fled to the mountains. Denth tried to keep the peace between the various factions and stop the Manywar, but eventually joined his sister, Shashara, and Vasher.
=== End of the Manywar ===
Shortly after Shashara and Vasher's marriage, Shashara draws Nightblood in battle for the first and last time in the final battle of the Manywar: The Battle of Twilight Falls. Shashara is impressed by the power of the blade and insists on using the sword in battle, and on giving away the secret to creating more, similar to how she leaked the ability to Awaken Lifeless with a single breath. Vasher is disgusted by the trail of death it leaves behind. This causes a falling out between her and Vasher that ultimately leads him to kill her, using Nightblood, to prevent more weapons of Nightblood's caliber from being created.
=== Post-Manywar ===
Denth was furious, and wants Vasher to pay for killing his sister. Vasher ended the Manywar by calling back his Lifeless. Arsteel attempted to reconcile them, only for Vasher to kill him due to a misunderstanding. Vasher eventually kills Denth as well. After the events of Warbreaker, Vasher moves to Roshar, the only planet he had been to besides Nalthis. 
== Members ==
== Notes ==
 
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es:Los Cinco Sabios
Five Visions

The five Visions are part of the doctrine of Austrism, a religion primarily practiced in Idris on Nalthis. They are guidelines spoken by the first Returned, Vo, as a message from the god Austre.
==Tenets==
The Visions teach the believers of Austre to be patient, humble, sacrificing, selfless, and understanding. Followers should not be ostentatious, haughty, selfish, or place themselves above others.
== History ==
Vo, the first Returned, was born aboard a ship sailing to the coast. He declared the five Visions and died the next week, according to Hoid.
To set an example in following the five Visions, every noble or rich Idrian family was obligated by tradition to provide one person to the monasteries. Vivenna decided to become a monk at a young age, and was able to quote several of the Visions from memory as an adult. Conversely, Siri had difficulty even naming all five of the Visions.
Vivenna later realized that many followers of Austrism took the idea of humility from the five Visions too far, causing them to wrongly condemn Awakening.
== Notes ==
Category: Religion
es:Cinco Visiones