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Leef

Leef is a member of the wall guard at Feverstone Keep in ancient Roshar. During one of Dalinar's visions, he experiences the Day of Recreance from Leef's point of view. 
==Appearance and Personality==
Leef is of low rank, and he wears a simple uniform consisting of a cloth skirt, a leather jerkin, a cloak, and a bronze cap. He wields a spear with a high-quality steel spearhead. Like several of his fellow guardsmen, he is not known for staying alert. He is disliked by his colleagues. 
== Notes ==
Legion

Legion is a novella written by Brandon Sanderson. It was first released in September 2012 in hardcover format by Subterranean Press and in e-book by Dragonsteel Entertainment. It is the first book in the Legion series and introduces the character Stephen Leeds. Legion is a modern-day thriller/mystery with some science fiction undertones.
== Synopsis ==
== Summary ==
== Setting ==
Legion is set in an alternative universe Earth which seems to be equivalent to ours up to the 21st century. There seems to be the possibility of some secret/shady supernatural investment in however Stephen Leeds's powers work, and there are some alterations to history given how famous and influential Steven has become. There also seems to be developments of technology which have not had parallels in our world, such as a camera that can take pictures of the past developed by Azari Laboratories, Inc.
== Cover Gallery ==
== Statistical Analysis ==
Legion consists of eight chapters, reaching a total 18,081 word count.
Word Count 	18,081	
Page Count 	88 	Subterranean Press hardback
Chapter Count	8 	
== Notes ==
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Legion/Covers

This is a gallery for all known covers for Legion. For more information about each cover, including other editions and translations using the same art, check each file's individual page. 
Legion cover.jpg | United States (Dragonsteel, ebook)
Legion dragonsteel hardbound.PNG | United States (Dragonsteel, hardcover)
Legion hardback cover.jpeg | United States (Subterrean Press)
Legion UK Kindle Cover.jpg | United Kingdom (Gollancz, ebook)
Legion UK Hardcover.jpg | United Kingdom (Gollancz, hardcover)
Emperor's Soul Legion Twofer Cover.jpg | United Kingdom (Gollancz, 2-in-1 with The Emperor's Soul)
Legion PL cover.jpg | Poland (Wydawnictwo MAG)
Legion BG cover.jpg | Bulgaria (Артлайн-Студиос / Artline Studios)
Legion TR cover.jpg | Turkey (Akil Çelen Kitaplar)
Legion SP cover.jpg | Spain (Flash Relatos)
 
Category:Cover Galleries
Legion/Statistical analysis

This page contains a statistical analysis of Legion.
=== Chapter by Chapter Breakdown ===
Chapter 	Word Count	Percentage
Chapter 1	2,984 	16.50%
Chapter 2	591 	3.27%
Chapter 3	2,344 	12.96%
Chapter 4	1,534 	8.48%
Chapter 5	2,295 	12.69%
Chapter 6	3,637 	20.12%
Chapter 7	3,463 	19.15%
Chapter 8	1,233 	6.82%
Total 	18,081 	100.00%
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Legion: Lies of the Beholder/Covers

This is a gallery for all known covers for Legion: Lies of the Beholder. For more information about each cover, including other editions and translations using the same art, check each file's individual page. 
Lies of the Beholder Limited Hardcover.jpg | United States (Subterrean Press)
Legion3 US ebook cover.jpg | United States (Tor Forge)
Legion3 UK cover.jpg | United Kingdom (Gollancz)
Legion3 BG cover.jpg | Bulgaria (Артлайн-Студиос / Artline Studios)
Legion3 TR cover.jpg | Turkey (Akil Çelen Kitaplar)
Legion3 PL cover.jpg | Poland (Wydawnictwo MAG)
 
Category:Cover Galleries
Legion: Lies of the Beholder/Statistical analysis

This page contains a statistical analysis of Legion: Lies of the Beholder.
=== Chapter by Chapter Breakdown ===
Chapter 	Word Count	Percentage
Chapter 1 	2,911 	10.84%
Chapter 2 	2,251 	8.38%
Chapter 3 	1.759 	6.55%
Chapter 4 	1,348 	5.02%
Chapter 5 	2,698 	10.05%
Chapter 6 	1,074 	4.00%
Chapter 7 	1,374 	5.12%
Chapter 8 	1,903 	7.09%
Chapter 9 	2,091 	7.79%
Chapter 10	705 	2.63%
Chapter 11	2,401 	8.94%
Chapter 12	1,629 	6.07%
Chapter 13	1,455 	5.42%
Chapter 14	2,449 	9.12%
Epilogue 	802 	2.99%
Total 	26,850 	100.00%
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Legion: Skin Deep

Skin Deep is a novella, and the second book in the Legion series. Legion: Skin Deep is a modern-day thriller/mystery with some science fiction undertones. In this story, Stephen is taken on a case to find a corpse with important information encoded in its DNA. 
== Synopsis ==
== Summary ==
== Development ==
After working on it sporadically on plane flights throughout 2013 Brandon spent April 2014 finishing the drafting process.
== Cover Gallery ==
== Statistical Analysis ==
Legion: Skin Deep consists of twenty-one chapters and one epilogue, reaching a total 37,268 word count.
Word Count 	37,268	
Page Count 	208 	Subterranean Press hardback
Chapter Count	21 	Including epilogue.
== Notes ==
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Legion: Skin Deep/Covers

This is a gallery for all known covers for Legion: Skin Deep. For more information about each cover, including other editions and translations using the same art, check each file's individual page. 
Legion Skin Deep original ebook.jpg | United States (Dragonsteel, ebook)
Legion skin deep dragonsteel hardbound.PNG | United States (Dragonsteel, hardcover)
Legion2 cover.jpg | United States (Subterrean Press)
Legion2 Audio cover.jpg | United States (Audible)
Legion2 UK cover.jpg | United Kingdom (Gollancz)
Legion2 TR cover.jpg | Turkey (Akil Çelen Kitaplar)
Legion2 BG cover.jpg | Bulgaria (Артлайн-Студиос / Artline Studios)
Legion2 HR cover.jpg | Croatia (HANGAR 7)
 
Category:Cover Galleries
Legion: Skin Deep/Statistical analysis

This page contains a statistical analysis of Legion: Skin Deep.
=== Chapter by Chapter Breakdown ===
Chapter 	Word Count	Percentage
Part One 	Part One 	Part One
Chapter 1 	2,256 	6.05%
Chapter 2 	1,667 	4.47%
Chapter 3 	631 	1.69%
Chapter 4 	692 	1.86%
Chapter 5 	1,189 	3.19%
Chapter 6 	1,397 	3.75%
Chapter 7 	920 	2.47%
Part One Total 	8,752 	23.48%
Part Two 	Part Two 	Part Two
Chapter 8 	3,420 	9.18%
Chapter 9 	2,148 	5.76%
Chapter 10 	888 	2.38%
Chapter 11 	1,040 	2.79%
Chapter 12 	3,291 	8.83%
Chapter 13 	4,264 	11.44%
Chapter 14 	2,011 	5.40%
Chapter 15 	777 	2.08%
Part Two Total 	17,839 	47.87%
Part Three 	Part Three	Part Three
Chapter 16 	2,451 	6.58%
Chapter 17 	1,624 	4.36%
Chapter 18 	1,315 	3.53%
Chapter 19 	1,917 	5.14%
Chapter 20 	1,051 	2.82%
Chapter 21 	1,319 	3.54%
Epilogue 	1,000 	2.68%
Part Three Total	10,677 	28.65%
Total 	37,268 	100.00%
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Legion: The Many Lives of Stephen Leeds/Covers

This is a gallery for all known covers for Legion: The Many Lives of Stephen Leeds. For more information about each cover, including other editions and translations using the same art, check each file's individual page. 
Legion Omnibus US Hardcover.jpeg | United States (Tor, hardcover)
LegionO MMPB Cover.jpg | United States (Tor, mass-market paperback)
LegionO UK Cover.jpg | United Kingdom (Gollancz)
LegionO Audiobook cover.jpg | United Kingdom (Orion)
LegionO RU cover.jpg | Russia (Азбука / Azbooka)
Legion2 TW cover.jpg | Taiwan (奇幻基地出版 / Fantasy Foundation)
LegionO PL Cover.jpg | Poland (Wydawnictwo MAG)
LegionO BG Cover.jpg | Bulgaria (Артлайн Студиос / Artline Studios)
 
Category:Cover Galleries
Legion (series)

Legion is a series of three novellas by Brandon Sanderson. The series explicitly explores a "psychology-as-superpower" theme that runs through many of Brandon's works, and he describes them as the "most personal stories" he has ever written. No further stories are currently planned, but the character could return in other forms of media such as television.
== Books ==
The first two novellas were released as standalone stories; Subterranean Press published limited leatherbound hardcover editions, while Dragonsteel Entertainment published the ebooks. Dragonsteel later published new hardcover editions when Subterranean's editions became harder to find. The third and final novella was published by Tor Books as part of an omnibus collecting all three novellas entitled Legion: The Many Lives of Stephen Leeds. The three novellas are separate, but written to provide a cohesive story.
The chapter heading images, which resemble inkblots that evolve to form an image, were designed by Isaac Stewart.
Year	Title 	Order 	Length 	Notes 	Refs
2012	Legion 	#1 	Novella	Limited edition hardcover published by Subterranean PressHardcover and ebook published by Dragonsteel Entertainment	
2014	Legion: Skin Deep 	#2 	Novella	Limited edition hardcover published by Subterranean PressHardcover and ebook published by Dragonsteel Entertainment	
2018	Legion: Lies of the Beholder 	#3 	Novella	Limited edition hardcover published by Subterranean PressEbook published by Tor Books 	
2018	Legion: The Many Lives of Stephen Leeds	Collects #1-3 	Omnibus	Ebook, hardcover, and trade paperback published by Tor Books 	
2022	Stephen Leeds: Death & Faxes 	Between #1 and #3	Novella	Audio original published by Mainframe 	
2022	 	 	 	 	
== Setting ==
Legion is set in an alternative universe Earth which seems to be equivalent to ours up to the 21st century. Stephen Leeds' abilities are largely explained in-world as psychological phenomena combined with his genius intellect and photographic memory, although certain events seem to have supernatural influence. Leeds is also an unreliable narrator due to ongoing mental struggles. Real-life entities such as the FBI, Lexus, and SIG Sauer are mentioned, but there are some technological developments that exceed any parallels in the real world, such as a virtual reality "holodeck".
== Cover Gallery ==
== Notes ==
Category: Series
Leiko

Leiko (Callsign: Lizard) is a member of Nightmare Flight in the DDF. Lizard has bright blue eyes and waist-length black hair. Lizard participates in a large battle against the Krell when Spensa returns. Lizard is swarmed by several Krell, and though her squadmates try to help her she is killed.
== Trivia ==
* Lizard has challenged Nedd Strong to a tower-building contest with algae strips at some point.
== Notes ==
Lekal City

Lekal City is a city in the Southern Dominance of the Final Empire. It lies on the River Channerel and is downriver from Austrex.
 
==History==
Prior to the Collapse, Lekal City was a country estate, with a manor house but lacked a true palace. It was still notable enough to be on maps dated 1021, shortly before the Collapse. When the Lord Ruler died, a shantytown sprung up around Lekal City's main manor house.
 
It is not clear if Jastes Lekal made this his capital of his kingdom during the Siege of Luthadel or perhaps the Southern Dominance's capital, Austrex. Regardless, following Jastes Lekal's demise, King Audil Lekal was centered out of Lekal City.
 
Sazed and Breeze traveled to Lekal City as ambassadors of the Elend Venture's New Empire prior to the Siege of Fadrex City. Sazed sought Audil Lekal's surrender, making the Lekal kingdom a vassal to the Empire. Audil eventually signed the treaty, realizing he was beaten.
 
Nearer to the Catacendre, Lekal City was destroyed from lava from a nearby Ashmount (presumably the nearby Ashmount Zerinah), and along with it, the entire Southern Dominance was said to be burning.
 
== Notes ==
Leky stick

Leky stick is a sport invented in the nation of Svorden in Sel. Although Svorden is annexed by the Fjordell Empire, the sport is still played in multiple nations on Sel in the Late Era.
Leky stick's popularity is such that it expanded from Sycla to the Northern Continent; it is King Eventeo of Teod's favorite sport. He nicknamed his daughter Sarene "leky stick" as a child because she was so tall and thin, just like the pole that marked the goal line. Eventeo later explains the nickname to Raoden, who finds it hilarious and uses it constantly to tease Sarene.
== Notes ==
Lem

Lem is a citizen of Diggen's Point on Lumar. He is married to Ulba and has two children, including Tress.
==Appearance and Personality==
He has a mustache, and once had powerful arms. Due to a leg injury, he walks with a limp and uses a cane for support.
Lem is a kind, wise man. He is known around town as someone that will help someone unconditionally in almost any situation. He loves pie, and often eats a lot of it while contemplating difficult predicaments.
== History ==
Lem was a former miner, but he suffered a leg injury in an accident and was forced to stop working due to the resulting chronic pain and loss of balance. He tried to assist the family with household chores, but he could barely walk. This left him with little to do other than practice darts. He did help Ulba knit socks that were sold to sailors, but with the expense of yarn they only turned a meager profit.
Lem was not initially aware of Tress's infatuation with Charlie, and was not a fan of the duke or his son. However, once Tress confessed her love for Charlie to her parents, both Lem and Ulba supported her decision to ask the duke to pay the Sorceress's ransom. After this failed, Tress presented a plan to her parents to save Charlie herself. This gave Lem pause, but he ultimately approved since he knew Tress must have considered all other options.
Lem played a key role in Tress's escape from Diggen's Point. He visited an inn and talked to a few of his friends that he'd helped in the past. Lem had walked Rod home after a night of heavy drinking, he helped Jule repair his roof after a windstorm, and there were dozens of other examples of Lem's selflessness. The townspeople knew that Lem never asked for a debt to be repaid, and therefore his desire to help Tress must be extraordinary. Even though he did not explicitly ask for help, his message was understood, and Gremmy, Sor, Gret, and Brick all agreed to help with the plan to infiltrate the Oot's Dream. 
Tress sent her family letters during her journey, but her parents were still uncertain if they would see her again until she arrived back at Diggen's Point. Lem, Ulba, and their son had a reserved cabin on the Two Cups and departed with Tress following the king's declaration that the citizens of Diggen's Point were permitted to leave.
== Relationships ==
===Tress===
He loves Tress and puts a large amount of faith in her judgment since he knows she is very intelligent and thoughtful. He has had a longstanding feeling that she is destined for great things beyond their island. Tress loves Lem and greatly respects his opinions and advice.
===Ulba===
Lem and Ulba have a close relationship and spend most of their time together at home, usually knitting socks to make money. They both love their children and have a similar parenting style. Ulba is a bit more risk-averse than Lem, as he had to convince her to allow Tress to leave the island and attempt to save Charlie.
== Notes ==
category: Viewpoint characters
es:Lem
Lemex's nurse

Lemex's nurse is a Terriswoman worldhopper who acts as a nurse to Lemex when he is poisoned during the Pahn Kahl rebellion on Nalthis.
When Vivenna came to visit Lemex on his deathbed, his solemn nurse told her that nothing more could be done to help him. Vivenna dismissed the nurse before Lemex gave her all of his Breaths. With the aid of Denth's crew, the nurse disposed of Lemex's body later that night. Denth later mentioned that he paid off the nurse while dealing with Lemex's property, claiming that she had not really known who Lemex was anyway.
== Trivia ==
* When asked about background worldhoppers, Brandon frequently referred to a Terriswoman without revealing any other details about her. After some time, fans narrowed down the possibilities and directly asked if Lemex's nurse was this Terriswoman worldhopper. Brandon has confirmed that she is, although there is nothing in the text of Warbreaker to clue readers into her mysterious identity. 
* Brandon has implied that she has access to some form of Investiture.
* Fans continue to speculate about the nurse's identity, often mentioning Aslydin or Axindweth, but Brandon has not confirmed anything and may still be waiting to reveal more details in a future book.
== Notes ==
category: possessive articles
Leras's knife

Leras's knife is a knife of unknown origin that belongs to Leras. Its handle is made of bone.
Leras refers to the knife as an "old friend," and hasn't drawn it in millennia, which may suggest it is from Yolen and predates the Shattering of Adonalsium.
When Vin and Elend Venture arrived at the Well of Ascension, Kelsier suggested that Leras stab Elend with the knife to try to encourage Vin to use the power of the Well to heal Elend rather than accidentally release it to Ruin. When, as a result of Preservation's influence on his mind, Leras proved unable to do so, Kelsier grabed his arm and slashed the knife across Elend's stomach. Despite his inability to use the weapon, Leras still reached for it when Kelsier made a fist at him. Leras does not need to actually draw the knife; he instead reaches for it on his belt, after which his hand shimmers and then the knife appears.
It is unclear what happened to the knife after Leras's death. His body appeared in the ash outside Fadrex City; it is possible the knife was with that corpse. If that is the case, it may well be gone, as Sazed did not do anything with the bodies of Ati and Leras during his Ascension.
== Trivia ==
* Brandon has RAFO'd whether or not waving the knife over a candle would cause the candle to light (as Tamu Keks did in Dragonsteel Prime), and whether or not the knife is a kind of Shardblade.
== Notes ==
es:Cuchillo de Leras
Category:Possessive articles
Leras/Gallery

== Official Artwork ==
Ruin_and_Preservation_Cards_Cropped.png| by Preservation on Cards from the Kings Wild Project Mistborn Deck
== Fanworks ==
Fuzz by Matthew Johnson.jpeg | by 
Mist Spirit by Jan Sidoryk.jpg | by 
Fuzz by Curly Tale Art.jpg | by 
Preservation by ML Malandrino.jpg | by 
Preservation by zoethatcher art.jpg | by 
Vin by ToastSamurai.jpg | by To the left of Vin
Leras by Elisgardor.jpg| by 
Mist Spirit by Manuel Montero.jpg| by As the mist spirit
Leras by ShiroXIX.png | by Talking to Kelsier
Leras by Khaedart.JPG | by 
Preservation.jpg | by Welcoming the dead
Seeking Harmony by Heatherly.png | by With Ruin
Death of Leras by Álvaro González Huertas .jpeg| by Álvaro González HuertasLeras's death
Death of Leras by Manuel Montero.jpg| by Leras's death
Category:Gallery Subpages
es:Leras/Galería
Leshwi/Gallery

== Official artwork ==
Leshwi Miniature.png| by Leshwi Miniature from the Stormlight Premium Miniatures Kickstarter
== Fanworks ==
Leshwi by Jazzy-kandra.jpg| by 
Lady Leshwi by Marie Seeberger.jpg| by With Moash
Leshwi by Connor Chamberlain.jpg| by 
Skies over Kholinar by BBQShapez.jpg| by 
Vyre and Leshwi by Connor Chamberlain.jpg| by With Moash
Duel in the Sky by Gerva Perez.jpg| by Fighting Kaladin
Leshwi by Javier Corpas.jpg| by With a thunderclast
Kaladin and Leshwi by Javier Corpas.jpg| by With Kaladin
Category:Gallery Subpages
Lessie

Lessie is a resident of the Roughs and is married to Waxillium Ladrian.
While hunting Bloody Tan in his lair in the town of Feltrel, Lessie and Wax split up. Bloody Tan takes Lessie hostage and uses her as a human shield. When Wax attempts to shoot him, Bloody Tan pulls Lessie into the path of the bullet. It strikes her in the head, killing her instantly.
== Spoiler Warning ==
The following link contains major spoilers for the whole of Shadows of Self. 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
== Notes ==
Category: Spoiler redirects
Category: Aliases
Category: Dead characters
es:Lessie
Lhan

Brother Lhan, also known as Kharat, is an Alethi ardent on Roshar.
== Appearance and Personality ==
Lhan is a round man with green eyes. He is a selfish and self-centered ardent to the queen who loves the ease of the life that he has been given, even though he sees the hypocrisy of it. He does as little work as he can and eats as much as he can. He sees no problem with the amount of food that goes to waste in Kholinar Palace, or that people in the kingdom are poor and starving. Though many ardents write poetry about the queen, Lhan feels that this resembles work far too much and never does so.
== History ==
Some time during the True Desolation, Lhan was assigned to show Pai around the queen's palace in Kholinar. He explained to her that the queen gave her ardents easy lives because she feared that the Almighty was displeased with her. He tried to show Pai all the wonderful luxuries of the palace but did not succeed in making her happy about any of it. He was horrified the next morning when he saw her graffiti describing how the queen resembled each of the ten fools.
During the Siege of Kholinar, Lhan succumbed to Ashertmarn and became known as Kharat. He introduced Shallan to the revel; calling her Kishi, he kept her in the outer ring of the revel and told her she couldn't go inside. He ate sweets and plied Shallan with wine. Insisting that he was to keep watch on Shallan, Kharat sat outside her door when she found an empty room in a nearby building and told him she needed some time to herself. Pattern snuck into the hallway and repeated the whispers they had heard from Ashertmarn, enticing Kharat to go back outside to look for a drink. He came back in and settled down in the hallway again, unaware that he was now guarding an illusion of Veil and that Shallan had walked right by him wearing a new face.
== Trivia ==
*According to Peter, he is probably unrelated to Barlesha Lhan.
*Lhan is a viewpoint character in The Way of Kings Prime whose storyline is intertwined with that of Taln. Since Taln's story has been postponed to the latter half of The Stormlight Archive, Lhan is featured in an interlude in Words of Radiance instead.
== Notes ==
category: viewpoint characters