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Febrth

Febrth is a Thaylen man who is a member of the Diagram on Roshar during the Era of Solitude.
== Apperance and Personality ==
Despite being Thaylen, Febrth also has the characteristic red hair of an Unkalaki, indicating a mixed heritage. Febrth's belief in the Passions is unflinching, he believes that they will guide him so he has no outside information or guidance. Despite the fact that the Diagram asks that its members abandon their previous faiths, Febrth maintained that he could believe in both.
Febrth was a truly terrible cook, the stew he makes looks like mush and tastes of crem.
== History ==
Nothing of Febrth's early life is known. He was an ardent follower of the Passions who was recruited by the Diagram. He accompanied Fia, Moash and Graves on their trip across the Frostlands to Kharbranth. On one of the evenings that Febrth made stew for dinner, he and Graves argued about their location. Febrth believed that they needed to continue traveling south, despite what Graves's map indicated. Febrth believed that the Passions would guide him to their destination. Shortly later that same evening, their camp was ambushed by a group of the Fused and Febrth was killed.
== Notes ==
Fed

Fed is a Skimmer and a member of the Set on Scadrial.
At some point in her life, Fed became a low level member of the Set, possibly as a part of the Hidden Guard. She accompanied the group of the Set that was lead by Edwarn and Telsin Ladrian to the Sovereign's temple in the Seran Range. When Edwarn fled the Temple in the Hunter airship after Waxillium was given the Bands of Mourning, Fed used her Feruchemy to prime the weight-changing machinery so the ship could take off. She was presumably captured along with the other members of the Set onboard when Wax defeated Edwarn and used his Allomancy to stop the ship from escaping.
== Notes ==
Feder Tower

Feder Tower is a skyscraper in Elendel.
== History ==
When the rogue kandra Bleeder was instigating rebellion in the city of Elendel, she makes mention to High Lord Waxillium Ladrian that she has not yet killed his father while speaking to him through his Hemalurgic spike. As Waxillium's own father had been dead for years, he was concerned about the safety of his fiancée's father, Lord Jackstom Harms.
Using his skills as a Coinshot, Wax hurried to Lord Harms' home to check on him. Upon finding Harms safe, and having ascertained that Bleeder had not replaced him, Wax decided to hide Lord Harms somewhere. Wax feared that Bleeder would be able to predict his decision, so Wax randomly chose a location to hide Harms. This hiding place ended up being Feder Tower. Wax placed Lord Harms on the roof, and told him to lie low in the dark and stay quiet.
== Trivia ==
*Feder Tower is named after Moshe Feder, Brandon Sanderson's editor at Tor.
== Notes ==
Fedik

Fedik was a Scadrian who lived during the classical era.
Fedik is known only from Alendi's journal. He was a member of the party that traveled with Alendi to the Well of Ascension shortly before the Ascension of the Lord Ruler. He was suspicious of the party's Terrismen guides, fearing that they would abandon the group in the mountains. This implies that Fedik was from Khlennium or one of the other nations that supported Alendi's quest.
During the journey, Fedik discovered Ruin's Perpendicularity. He was curious about it, but Alendi did not allow him to take a sample of the waters. Fedik was subsequently stabbed in the chest by a mist spirit wielding an "invisible knife" that had been following the group. Alendi wondered if the spirit had been angered by Fedik's interest in the Perpendicularity. Fedik survived the stabbing and continued on the expedition, but he was traumatized by both his wound and the sight of the spirit; Alendi feared that he would accidentally wander off of a cliffside.
Alendi was the only other person that saw the mist spirit stab Fedik. Rashek spread rumors that Alendi was the actual perpetrator, causing Alendi to question his own sanity.
==Trivia==
*The identity of the mist spirit that stabbed Fedik is unclear. Brandon has RAFO'd most questions about it, such as whether it was Preservation or Ruin and the possibility of the knife being a Hemalurgic spike. It is not the same mist spirit later seen by Vin and Elend.
== Notes ==
Fedre

Lord Fedre was a canal architect from Scadrial who lived in the eighth century of the Final Empire.
He was an infamous scoundrel and was known for his fondness for cats and canals. He authored a book on canal architecture that was chronicled in one of Sazed's metalminds. Sazed considered him a genius with canal architecture, despite his reputation.
An aqueduct in Urteau bearing Fedre's name was still in place at the end of the Final Empire, several hundred years after his lifetime.
== Trivia ==
*Lord Fedre is a cameo for Brandon's editor, Moshe Feder. Brandon did this because it was originally Moshe's suggestion to use canals in the Mistborn books.
== Notes ==
Fedren Aime

Fedren Aime is a minor noble in Luthadel during the Final Empire on Scadrial.
During a ball at Keep Lekal, Vin (as Valette Renoux) and Lady Kliss briefly discussed the possibility of a political marriage between Tren-Pedri Delouse and one of the sons of House Aime. Kliss dismissed the idea since the Aime sons were undesirable, calling Fedren in particular "an absolute buffoon".
== Notes ==
Felise Demoux

Lady Felise Demoux is a noblewoman living in New Seran on Scadrial.
== History ==
Lady Demoux was presumably a descendant of Captain Demoux, a member of the skaa rebellion in the Final Empire. Her only known family was a nephew.
Lady Demoux kept several prize-winning hounds.
Lady Demoux and her nephew attended a party held by Lady Kelesina Shores in the year 342. Lord Waxillium Ladrian requested to dance with her by giving an introduction card to her nephew. Before they could begin dancing, Khriss cut in between them, dancing with Wax to ask him about his abilities. After Khriss left, Waxillium found Lady Demoux and apologized to her profusely. Lady Demoux allowed him the next dance with her, and spent the whole time telling him about her hounds.
== Notes ==
FellSpire

FellSpire is a location on Scadrial, one that existed at least shortly after the Ascension. It is not clear if the place still exists.
King Wednegon and his soldiers are routed for the first time at FellSpire by the Lord Ruler and his koloss armies. This begins a series of defeats for Wednegon, which he blames on a lack of food, due to the Deepness.
== Notes ==
Fellise

Fellise was a small, suburban town in the Central Dominance, relatively close to Luthadel. It was a prosperous city with a reputation for being less crowded, cleaner, and less strict in enforcing the imperial laws than the capital. The nobility kept lavish villas and manors rather than the fortified keeps of Luthadel, and built them in a well-maintained and tidy part of the city. Some of the cobblestone streets are lined with aspen trees as the bark tends to resist ash stains. Vin notes though that the slums are much the same as they are in other cities.. Many parts of the city are made of white-washed granite, a stark contrast to the black coloring of Luthadel. During the late night, its streets are often empty and silent.
By carriage, Fellise is an hour away from Luthadel, but there is an allomantic roadway that allows very rapid travel between the two cities. It consists of a series of bronze bars embedded into the earth, made in a straight line for Coinshots and Mistborn to use to travel quickly. It is unknown who made the roadway, although it was not made by Kelsier. 
Vin and Reen had worked there for a while before moving into Luthadel. Vin stayed in the town posing as a young member of House Renoux, a minor house supposedly interested in making alliances in the city nearby. Previously, she had worked in the city while travelling with her brother Reen before moving to Luthadel. She also trained as a Mistborn here under Kelsier.
== Notes ==
Fenris

Fenris is a monstrous wolf who is an enemy to the gods of the Weswarans. Sefawynn calls him "that wolf which would consume the world", and says that he "brought with him the implements of metodgodas, the end of gods".
==History==
He was bound by the warrior god Tiw, and took Tiw's hand and tasted his blood. The Black Bear freed him from his binding but forced him to obey the Bear. At the battle of Badon, a major battle between the Weswarans and the Waelish in the time of Ealstan's grandfather, Fenris killed Friag but was bound again with her dying breath. Fenris is now bound to the hill of the Black Bear. According to fate, it should have been Tiw who was killed instead.
==Speculation==
* As the wolf Fenrir in real-world Norse mythology is the son of Loki, and Logna is called "mother of monsters" and seems to be the Weswaran equivalent of Loki, Fenris is likely the son of Logna.
== Notes ==
Fenweed

Fenweed is a poisonous plant that grows in the Forests of Hell on Threnody.
The primary property of fenweed is to induce extreme headaches, drowsiness, dizziness, sleepiness, and a cloudy-head. Fenweed has a very light taste, so it can easily be masked by the flavor of food or beer.
Fenweed has to be mixed into a paste to be used. A full dose of fenweed in a man's meal or drink is enough to put him straight to sleep. A half dose will leave him mostly unaffected for a while, but after a time he will fall asleep, although not so deeply that he could not be roused.
The name of fenweed implies that it can be found in swamps.
Silence Montane has her daughter, William Ann, give Chesterton Divide and the four men of his gang a half dose of fenweed in their beer, so that she can later kill them in their sleep.
== Notes ==
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Ferrin

The ferrin is a species of bird on Sel that is commonly found in the marshes of JinDo. Ferrins are particularly loud and talkative birds, and can be heard screaming at each other across entire marshes.
The JinDo have a proverb about ferrins: "A two-headed ferrin would never leave its nest." It is used when a person has found a new hobby or romantic interest and is suddenly less available than usual.
== Notes ==
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Festival of Reveals

The Festival of Reveals is an annual event held in Torio City in which Torio's greatest art, plays, and projects are put on display in honor of the nation's queen and the spirits. The festival takes place in the center of the city, focused around the grand exhibit hall and a large courtyard, decorated with banners.
Scholars from the Institute of Mechanical Solutions unveiled and activated the father machine at the Festival of Reveals.
==Notes==
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FhorKood

FhorKood is a kandra of the Fifth Generation on Scadrial. He is one of the Fifths that supported KanPaar and the Second Generation during their attempt to overthrow the First Generation. He serves as one of the guards of the imprisoned Firsts.
== Appearance and Personality ==
He displays contempt for TenSoon, calling him a "dirty Third", referring to the older kandra's generation. He is actually terrified of TenSoon's abilities.
== Attributes and Abilities ==
He has the typical abilities of a kandra, and uses a True Body made of granite. He presumably has the Blessing of Potency. 
== History ==
When KanPaar and the Second Generation initiated their coup, FhorKood and some other members of the Fifth Generation supported them. Fifth Generation kandra with rock bones and Blessings of Potency assisted the Seconds in physically overpowering and imprisoning Haddek and the rest of the Firsts, along with Sazed. 
TenSoon, in his wolfhound body, broke into the kandra Homeland and freed Sazed with the help of MeLaan and other kandra revolutionaries. However, TenSoon had been seen entering the Homeland, and FhorKood and other Fifths soon came to subdue him. TenSoon was forced to retreat, but FhorKood and the other Fifths did not expect Sazed's Feruchemy. Using iron and steel, Sazed was able to incapacitate most of the Fifths by breaking their bones.
TenSoon held FhorKood down and demanded to know what he and his compatriots had done. FhorKood refused to speak except to insult TenSoon. After Sazed realized that some of the Firsts were still alive, TenSoon threatened FhorKood and demanded he turn over his True Body; a panicked FhorKood relinquished the bones and slinked away. This allowed TenSoon to impersonate FhorKood so he could tell the Second Generation that the traitor, TenSoon, had been captured. This bought time so that the rescued First Generation could reform their bodies. FhorKood's fate after this point is unknown.
TenSoon was still wearing FhorKood's former body when Ruin forced him to attack Sazed.
== Notes ==
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Fialia

Fialia is a woman kidnapped by the Set on Scadrial. She is an iron Misting (aka a Lurcher). After her kidnapping, she was a part of the Community project.
== History ==
She was kidnapped by the Vanishers, who were employed by the Set, sometime during . After she woke up, Fialia was told that the world would soon end, with the Ashmounts erupting and metal mutants rampaging. She was also told that she was part of a group chosen to carry on human civilization and that her 'rescuers' had to stage a kidnapping to prevent mass panic. She spent the first two years being moved around several cavern complexes, before arriving at Wayfarer, where she would stay for the next five years. During these years, she became completely convinced that what the Set had told her had really happened. During , she, Armal, and Drenya spotted an outsider walking through Wayfarer. They immediately dragged her inside, planning to hide her from the mayor, and Armal sent Fialia to fetch multiple friends of theirs. After returning, Marasi told everyone that they'd been lied to and that the world hadn't ended. Marasi decided that she needed to find Gave Entrone, and the women, including Fialia, took her to Entrone's mansion. After saving Marasi from Gave Entrone, the Allomancers, under directions from Marasi, burned up all the Investiture in Autonomy's nearby perpendicularity. Afterwards, Fialia and the other captives were taken to the surface by Marasi. She was possibly part of the group Marasi escorted to Blantach's constabulary offices to give evidence against Entrone.
== Notes ==
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Fiddlepox

Fiddlepox is a disease on Roshar.
It is one of numerous diseases that Lirin taught Kaladin Stormblessed to be able to identify during his training as a surgeon.
== Symptoms ==
Someone infected with fiddlepox would be easily noticeable due to their excess of nervous energy. They might also often have trouble sleeping, a powerful thirst, and swelling on the undersides of the arms.
== Notes ==
Field of Rebirth

The Field of Rebirth is the site at which the survivors emerged after the reshaping of Scadrial following the ascension of Harmony. It is also the last resting place of Vin and Elend Venture.
The field is covered with Marewill flowers all year round thanks to a hot spring underneath. The tomb is capped by statues of the "Last Emperor" and the "Ascendant Warrior," Elend and Vin respectively.
At the time of Waxillium and Wayne the field is at the center of Elendel forming the hub for the system of canals radiating out of the city. It is also the point through which Scadrial's prime meridian passes, as measured by the Canton of Cartography.
== Tombs ==
Both Vin and Elend are buried there, in a crypt under the statues in their honor. The crypt was set above the main entrance to the kandra Homeland as well as the storage caches people used to survive the Catacendre.
They serve as both a museum dedicated to the Originators and a mausoleum for Vin and Elend Venture. The museum is composed of a network of caves that Originators hid in during the Final Ascension. The subjects covered by the museum include the Words of Founding, works by the Originators, The Survivor, and the Allomantic metals. The museum also has replicas of Sazed's armbands and the Bands of Mourning.
An entrance to the kandra Homeland is hidden within the room dedicated to atium.
== Notes ==
Figment

Figments are one of the member species of the Superiority. Within the empire, they have a special classification, apart from regular citizens.
== Biology and culture ==
Figments are sapient, invisible clouds of particles, capable of moving around, talking and assuming various smells; essentially, living scents. While it seems that figments can choose which smell to assume, it also denotes their emotional state, similar to body language. As expected, scents figure heavily into their culture, with their language having idioms such as:
* Luck is for those who cannot smell their path forward 
* You bear the scent of long rains (possibly meaning "you have a lot of experience" or "you're very skilled")
* No need to bear the scent of smoke (likely "no need to be forceful")
It's unknown just how broad their range is; so far, they've shown themselves capable of smelling like ammonia, cinnamon, wet metal, mint, lemons, flowers, rain, hot spices and rotting fruit. Cinnamon and ammonia seem to be default states, and rotting fruit denotes sorrow; the meanings of other smells are unknown.
Despite their nature as gasses, figments are capable of moving through the vacuum of space, and can assume control of technology and machinery, overriding regular command systems. They also seem have the capacity to be cytonics. They're very long-lived, with some figments who fought in the Second Human War still around a century after the third. Fittingly, they reproduce very slowly. While it's unknown whether they have biological sexes, they usually prefer to be referred to as male or female.
== History ==
Centuries ago, figments possessed technology comparable to that of humanity. Perhaps due to this, the two allied during the First Human War. Figments also participated in the Second Human War, though it's unclear on which side, as at some point, the two species became at odds. Throughout the wars, many figments died, and their numbers remain low to this day. Following the third war, they joined the Superiority and were forbidden to use most of their advanced technology. Much of that technology appears to have been completely forgotten, as the Superiority seems to have been unfamiliar with the advanced holograms figment technology could generate until they disassembled M-Bot.
In the present, figments work for the Superiority, and it's commonly believed among the empire's citizens that all of them are secret government agents. Whether or not that's true, they're often involved in investigations of high-level internal Superiority politics. They maintain, however, that their work doesn't include assassination. Even after escaping from the Superiority, Cuna notes that they have allies among the figments, though they have no means of contacting them.
== Known figments ==
* Vapor
* Zezin
== Notes ==
Fiksin

Fiksin is a scholar of Dawnchant on Roshar. 
Urv said Fiksin concluded that all Dawnchant books came from a central location, so Ellista's effort in recording where each text was found was not worthwhile. However, Ellista discarded that notion and insulted Fiksin, claiming Fiksin was not a true scholar. Then, she provided evidence that the Dawnchant writing system was used all across Roshar.
== Notes ==
Fimkn

Fimkn is a Thaylen sailor and medic on the Wandersail.
He was a member of the expedition to Akinah and became friends with Lopen during the journey. After Lopen rescued Turlm, who had fallen overboard, Fimkn came over to check on Turlm and then sent him belowdecks as another sailor had already come up to replace him. During the fight against the Sleepless on Akinah, Fimkn worked to bind the wounds of one of the men that was wounded.
== Notes ==
Fin

Fin is a groom in the employ of King Elhokar Kholin during the War of Reckoning on Roshar.
He is around twelve years old. He is darkeyed, and has sandy hair with a few hints of black.
During the course of Highprince Torol Sadeas's investigation into the broken girth strap of Elhokar's saddle, he interviewed Fin. Fin told him that he personally put the king's favorite saddle on his horse, but he noticed that the saddle had been changed before the head grooms took the horse to the Kholin warcamp. Sadeas brought a very nervous Fin to one of the king's feasts to give his testimony. This proved to be a crucial piece of evidence proving Dalinar's innocence in the attempt on Elhokar's life.
== Notes ==
Fine

Fine is a purple and orange taynix found on Detritus. 
Fine got its name when Jorgen said "Fine, but I'm not naming it." Fine repeatedly flutes "Fine!", often in response to humans saying the word "fine".
Fine has the cytonic ability of communication and was used to communicate with Cuna in the novella Sunreach.
Gill brought Fine to Sunreach, triggering the realization that the taynix want to help.
Jorgen brought Fine to ReDawn with him in case the people on Detritus needed to contact him.
== Notes ==
Fingermoss

Fingermoss is a type of plant native to Roshar. Shallan Davar suspects that it may be related to vinebuds.
Fingermoss grows above ground on rock ridges and can be found at the edge of the Alethi warcamps on the Shattered Plains. It grows in bunches and has bright pink and purple tendrils that wave in the wind. Fingermoss is more resistant to passersby than many other grasses, withdrawing only when the rocks around it are physically struck.
== Notes ==
Finis

Finis is an UrDail from ReDawn. She is Alanik's espionage trainer, who prepared her for her mission to Starsight. She teaches Alanik to avoid direct requests, as they might be considered too aggressive, and tells her not to judge the practices of other cultures. She gives Alanik some instructions on making small talk with others, and tells her to look for oppurtunities to announce what she needed in a negotiation. She teaches Alanik the facial expressions of many different species, and that a good spy always pays attention to detail and is level-headed and deliberate. Though Alanik never went on her mission, Finis' instruction was useful when Alanik was negotiating with the humans on Detritus to help her people.
== Notes ==
Fion

Fion is a member of the Set on Scadrial.
In , they assisted in carrying out hemalurgic experiments on political dissidents, such as Pielle Fromed and Kyndlip Ternavyl, taken from Bilming. However, when Autonomy's army began arriving, Gave Entrone realized he was out of time and demanded to see the results of the experimentation. Dissatisfied with the extent of their discoveries, he placed his hope on the Community project and told Fion's team to kill the captives. The leader of the team instructed Fion to announce to their loyalists a priority-one evacuation order to the caverns under Bilming.
== Notes ==