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== Official Art ==
The Alloy of Law Cover.jpg | by On The Alloy of Law cover
AOL BG cover art.jpg | by Todor Hristov With Wax, The Alloy of Law Bulgarian cover
TLM BG Cover Art.jpg | by Todor Hristov With Wax, The Lost Metal Bulgarian cover
SOS BG cover.jpg| by Стефан Вълканов (Stefan Valkanov)With Wax, Shadows of Self Bulgarian cover
AoL Polish Cover.jpg | by With Wax, The Alloy of Law Polish cover
Wayne-AoL-Sup.png | by As depicted in the Mistborn Adventure Game 
He Walked The Streets Listening by Mike F Miller.jpg|by From the Shadows of Self leatherbound
MB Era 2 BR cover art.jpg | by On the Brazilian covers for Mistborn Era 2 (left)
AoL.jpg | by With Wax and Marasi, cover of The Alloy of Law Graphic Audio adaptation 
Wayne by Maria Dimova.jpg|by From The Alloy of Law leatherbound
Era2StickerPack.png | by Hayley Lazo The Lost Metal themed stickers
== Portraits ==
Wayne hatted smile.jpg | by 
Wayne krhart.jpg |by 
Wayne Fullbody by Linnéa Sandberg.png| by 
Wayne by ShiroXIX.png | by 
Wayne by Shuravf.jpg | by 
Marasi_Wayne_by_Shuravf.jpg | by Wayne and Marasi 
Wayne kim-tram.jpg | by 
Wax and Wayne by GisAlmeida.jpg| by With Wax
Wayne by Linnéa Sandberg.png| by 
Wayne by Egilde Art.jpg| by 
== Scenes ==
Wayne Flower by Elisgardor.jpg| by 
Wayne Trade by Marie Seeberger.jpeg | by 
Wax and Wayne by Rebecca Scarborough.jpg | by With Wax
Wayne by GisAlmeida.jpg| by 
Wax and Wayne by Linnéa Sandberg.png| by 
Explosion at the manor by Rixt Heerschop.jpeg |By Tillaume's assassination attempt
Train Ride by adaahl.jpg| by adaahl On the train with Steris, Marasi, and Wax
Wax and Wayne by Gerard Segura.jpg| by Overlooking Bilming with Wax
Wayne's death by Diego López.jpeg| By Detonating the Set's bomb
Category:Gallery Subpages
Waystop

A waystop is a safe location in the Forests of Hell on Threnody. 
==Description==
They are often inns, and people who come there can have food and drinks while enjoying temporary safety from the dangers of the Forests. They are generally not very complex, especially compared to the forts. However, they are always safe from shades and other dangers.
==Purpose==
The Forests are extremely dangerous places, as they are full of Shades, and the people who live there are often criminals. As a result, people come to the waystops for temporary reprieve from the dangers. In a waystop it is expected that the owner will put up defenses, and ensure that there no danger or trouble. Silence owns a waystop in the forests, and for safety, she puts up a ring of silver, which shades cannot touch, and pigs, which they do not like.
== Notes ==
es:Posada
Wealdsig

Wealdsig is the reeve of Wellbury, one of two reeve's in the lands ruled by the earl Alwin. To prove his devotion to Woden, Wealdsig once nailed himself to a tree, hoping to draw strength from it. He was unsuccessful and his right hand became useless, but gained the respect of his people. Ulric Stromfin claimed Wealdsig was working for him, and took Wyrm their after taking him captive in Stenford.
== Notes ==
Weaponized Cupcake

Weaponized Cupcake is Mitosis' old rock band from before Calamity. Their albums include Appetite for Tuberculosis, The Blacker Album, and Ride the Lightrail. Jason, a member of the band, always plays the same chords for every song, which infuriates Mitosis. Weaponized Cupcake's music is Mitosis' weakness, and hearing it causes his clones to melt. If enough of his clones hear the music, they all die.
== Notes ==
Weathering

Weathering is a remote town in the Northern Roughs. It is west of Covingtar and northeast of Feltrel.
== Geography ==
Located on a flat grassland plain, Weathering is made up of a cluster of dusty houses and shops with unpaved dirt roads. It has a simple, wooden, Survivorist chapel. It is the westernmost stop of the railway line in the Northern Roughs. Weathering is rural enough that wild animals can be seen grazing just outside the town.
== History ==
When Waxillium Ladrian and Wayne first arrived in Weathering, the local saloon was the base of operations for notorious outlaw Granite Joe. Half the town was said to belong to Joe. After Joe's death at the hands of Lessie, Wax decided that it might be a good idea to begin his task of changing the Roughs by working on this one town first, making himself the de-facto lawman of Weathering; although it took six years of work before anyone gave him credentials to make the position official. For most of Weathering's history there was a population of around 1500 people, with as many as 1500 more in the surrounding areas. The population was relatively steady, but grew rapidly in recent years. While some of that can be attributed to Wax's lawkeeping, the population growth likely had more to do with the arrival of a railway line into the city, which happened during his tenure there. When Wax eventually left for Elendel, he entrusted Wayne with the responsibility of keeping order in Weathering. Wayne's subsequent departure left Barl, someone Wax described as a "miscreant," in charge of keeping the peace in the area.
== Notes ==
Weatherlove

Weatherlove, god of storms, is a Returned from Hallandren on Nalthis.
== Appearance and Personality==
Like many of the Returned gods, Weatherlove is nearly seven feet tall with sculpted muscles and a square jaw. His defining features are his blond hair and his style of dress, inspired by ancient paintings of former Returned. His colors are green and gold.
He plays Tarachin every week and often uses the opportunity to make political advances. His official duties are unknown, but he uses the weekly Tarachin meeting as an opportunity for political manipulation. According to Lightsong, this is the true purpose, and the true game, for Weatherlove and his companions. He uses vague statements in order to imply that he knows more than the other gods, however his skills of manipulation pale in comparison to Blushweaver. He apparently has plans to manipulate Siri. Weatherlove is also known to be unpredictable and arrives late for the convening of the Court of Gods when the decision of war is to be made. 
== Attributes and Abilities ==
As a Returned, Weatherlove has a divine Breath which gives him the benefits of being on the Fifth Heightening. This includes:
* Aura Recognition - allows him to assess the number of Breaths a person possesses. 
* Perfect Pitch
* Perfect Color Recognition - allows him to instantly and instinctively determine exact shades of colors and their hue harmonics.
* Perfect Life Sense - allows him to sense people around him.
* Agelessness - makes him immune to most toxins and physical ailments, as well as making him functionally immortal.
== Relationships ==
Weatherlove plays a weekly game of Tarachin with Lightsong, Truthcall, and Lifeblesser. 
== Notes ==
Wednegon

King Wednegon was a leader during the Lord Ruler's period of conquest after his Ascension. He ruled at least a place named Darrelnai, though that may have been the name of his kingdom. He was one of the last leaders after the Ascension that was able to resist the Lord Ruler in combat. Tindwyl and the Keepers had a biography of King Wednegon. Wednegon referred to the Lord Ruler as the Conqueror.
Wednegon's soldiers couldn't stand against the Lord Ruler's koloss, and suffered a big loss at FellSpire that they could not recover from. Wednegon did not blame his soldiers, instead blaming their lack of food from the Deepness. Even though the Deepness had been defeated with the Ascension, its touch weakened Darrelnai's food supply. Wednegon's biographer seems to agree that their lack of food did lead to their demise. It is not clear how long Wednegon's forces survived after the Ascension, but if the Deepness affected their food supply so much, it must not have been very long after the Ascension.
== Notes ==
Weed soup

Weed soup was a dish served in Hraggen on Sel during the Late Era. Most people did not think that it tasted very good. As it is often referred to as Hraggish weed soup, it's possible that there are other varieties of weed soup.
Kiin knew how to prepare weed soup, a fact disliked by his family.
King Eventeo was forced to eat weed soup by Sarene's mother, in order to lose weight and to become healthier.
== Notes ==
Weedfingers

Weedfingers is a Dzhamarian Bloodsealer that helps imprison Shai during the Forgery of Emperor Ashravan's soul.
== Appearance & Personality ==
He is a white-haired young man with milky white skin, red eyes, faintly translucent lips and long fingers. He often wears robes and a cloak, walking with unnatural litheness.
He carries a crude bone stamp with him and keeps some "pet" skeletals crafted from the skeletons of the dead.
Gaotona regards him as as a loyal, discreet and effective servant. The guardsmen are wary of him and bully him.
TES - Bloodsealer.jpg | Weedfingers by User: Botanicaxu
TES - Bloodsealer New.jpg | Portrait by User: Botanicaxu
Weedfingers-Bloodsealer.jpg | Weedfingers by User: Botanicaxu
TES Full Cast.jpeg | The Emperor's Soul by User: Botanicaxu
== History ==
He was brought into the Rose Palace by Gaotona in order to craft wards with his Bloodsealing abilities to imprison Shai in a small room. He requested Shai's bones as his only payment. Every morning he would visit her cell to renew his mark on the door. Sometimes he arrived late, which Shai noticed and exploited to escape. 
He had a lover in Dzhamar who wrote him letters. The arrival of those letters woke him up in the morning, which is why he would come on time to stamp Shai. When he didn't get news from home, he drank, which caused him to arrive later to renew the spell.
When Shai escaped from the Palace, he attempted to capture her with his skeletals. All of his skeletals were destroyed in the confrontation, and he was wounded by Shai. Before she left, Shai told him that his lover wants him back home and doesn't care about how much money he's making working at the capital, which is why she worded her letters the way that she did.
== Notes ==
es:Dedos de Hierba
Weev

Weev was a former officer on the Crow's Song, a ship that sails the planet Lumar. He served as the ship's sprouter before being murdered by Crow for opposing her desire to make the crew pirates.
==Appearance and Personality==
A crewmember (Doug) from the Crow's Song describes Weev as a nice guy who was terrible at bluffing and playing cards. He was the only one to argue against piracy, and didn't deserve getting murdered. Hoid acknowledges that Weev was a cunning fellow up until he argued with Crow.
==Attributes and Abilities==
Weev was a sprouter and often used and experimented with aether spores. All sprouters are viewed as crazy, but Weev was crazier than the rest.
Before he died, Weev likely did the majority of the cooking for the crew of the Crow's Song.
==History==
Weev had a room on the Crow's Song with a bed, mirror, and running water, but no silver to allow for experiments with spores. Though it was larger than other officer's rooms, it remained unclaimed until Tress took his job as a sprouter. While he did use the running water for spore experiments, it was also an excuse to take baths at his leisure.
He collected several different types of spores, including zephyr, rose, verdant, sunlight, and midnight spores. He acquired the midnight spores from Hoid. In his profession, Weev was considered a purist and preferred classical tools over modern ones. His tools for patching holes in the ship included a small iron plate and a steel trowel. Over the course of his experiments, he compiled a considerable collection of notes detailing his results and knowledge, but they were not very organized. He was a mental hoarder, and had a tendency to write down random thoughts and half-finished ideas. Crow wanted him to figure out how to make cannonballs himself to save money, but he never succeeded.
During Crow's quest to heal herself, she had secret meetings with Weev to help her locate Xisisrefliel. According to Crow's notes, these ended when he turned to blackmail and Crow threw him off the ship.
== Notes ==
es:Gorgo
Weevilwax

Weevilwax is a substance on Roshar that is used as an adhesive, a seal, an artistic medium, and for making candles.
== Examples of usage ==
*Jasnah Kholin uses it to seal a message to her hired assassin, Liss.
*Shallan Davar uses some of Jasnah's wax to hang a map of Urithiru on a wall when researching its location.
*A note from the Ghostbloods to Shallan was stuck to a wall outside her rooms with weevilwax.
*A standing mirror in Dalinar Kholin's rooms in Urithiru is decorated with images of windspren that appear to be carved from weevilwax and then Soulcast into hardwood.
*After the loss of Stormlight, one of the conference rooms in the Bronze Palace uses weevilwax candles.
== Notes ==
category: list articles
Weights and Measures

The Weights and Measures is a Superiority starship used by the Department of Protective Services.
== Appearance ==
The Weights and Measures is a massive starship, bigger than the Superiority battleships stationed near Detritus. The ship has multiple ports along the sides for launching starfighters. It has knobs that look like gun emplacements, which leads Spensa Nightshade to realize that it is in fact a military ship that the Superiority doesn't want to publicly acknowledge as such.
== History ==
The Weights and Measures functions as a transport ship that carries pilots of the Delver Resistance Program from the docks at Starsight to the delver maze lightyears away. It is later used as a battleship for the assault Detritus as part of Winzik's coup.
== Functions ==
The Weights and Measures has an engine room that contains a cytonic hyperdrive, a command room, ballrooms suitable for hosting parties, restrooms, docks for starfighters, and rooms for passengers to sit while undergoing hyperjumps. It also has its own artificial gravity that engages as soon as a ship enters one of its ports, as well as invisible shields that hold in atmosphere but let fighters through. Its bays have room for several hundred fighters.
The ship has a full complement of guards in multiple species, including diones and varvax. These guards make up a portion of the 50-60 crew members responsible for all the ship's functions. Security on the Weights and Measures is tight: it is equipped with a communications shield that prevents unauthorized external communications, and passengers without sufficient security access must be accompanied by a security drone.
== Notes ==
Well of Control

The Well of Control is a perpendicularity associated with Odium, and later Retribution.
== Location and Appearance ==
The Well of Control is located at the Shattered Plains, hidden beneath a rocky cavern with no exits.
The Well appears as a pool, roughly thirty yards wide, full of thick liquid. As Odium's perpendicularity, it is a shimmering golden color, while as Retribution's it is a brilliant blue-black. It pulses with a rhythm that is difficult to hear, as it is located within the fragmentary remnants of Roshar's fourth moon, which can block even a Shard's sight. Being Connected to both Honor and Odium may help a person sense its rhythm.
== Purpose ==
Those who use the Well of Control are able to gain the powers of Odium. This allows the user to Connect to the singers and spren of Roshar, Connect to certain lands of Roshar, or create their own version of Fused.
== History and Mythology ==
During the False Desolation, Ba-Ado-Mishram found the Well of Control and used its powers to Connect to the singers on Roshar. Ishar would later find and take up some of the powers of Odium from the Well.
After Odium and Honor combined to make Retribution, the Well of Control drained, before refilling with Retribution's Investiture.
== Notes ==
category: magic
Well of Sorrows

The Well of Sorrows is a pool of reddish liquid contained deep within the Dark Keep, in the city of Pitch.
== Purpose & Usage ==
The well is the source of all Dark One's powers, and grants them knowledge of the secrets of their powers. The well is not filled by any mortal hands, and only a Dark One can then drink from the well. The well appears to call to the Dark One, enticing them to drink from it.
Nikka's memory is restored simply from being near the well. She can show Paul these memories due to being surrounded by so much power here.
== Location ==
The well is located deep within the Dark keep, past all the Ironkeeper's standing guard. It is contained in a large circular room, overlooked by many towering statues, many times the size of a human.
== Notes ==
Category:Magic
Wellen

Wellen, also known as Wells, is a soldier on Scadrial.
He was a member of Ashweather Cett's army that attacked Luthadel. He was on mist duty with Jarloux when Vin and Zane Venture attacked Keep Hasting. He was the sole survivor of his squad of forty men.
After Cett swore allegiance to Emperor Elend Venture, he was reemployed as a guard in Luthadel. He and Rittle met with TenSoon playing Kelsier, and told him of the madness afflicting King Ferson Penrod. When TenSoon asks after the whereabouts of Elend and Vin, Wellen instead relays the location of Lord Breeze; in Urteau. TenSoon leaves them with the advice to find shelter from the mists in the Arguois caverns. 
Elend questions him and Rittle in the refugee camp after having led the people out of Luthadel.
Wellen survives the Catacendre and has children.
== Personality ==
Wellen is superstitious of the mists, though he keeps his opinions to himself while on mist duty to avoid ridicule from the other guards.
== Trivia ==
* Wellen is based on Dan Wells, a friend of Brandon's who is also an author.
== Notes ==
category: viewpoint characters
Wellid

Wellid is a member of the Set on Scadrial.
== Appearance and Personality ==
Wellid's mind wanders, and he is not particularly invested in the Set's overall mission. He does not like sailing; the height of the ship's deck above the ocean surface and the crashing of the waves discomfort him. His decision to be part of the Pewternaut A16's crew is predicated on the idea that a warship would be the safest place for him during the conflict between Bilming and Elendel, as he does not know that it is meant to be a suicide mission. As such, he is not the zealot that his fellow crew members are.
== History ==
In , Wellid volunteered to be part of the crew that sailed the Pewternaut A16 from Bilming to Elendel. After a briefing, he was given a lantern and told to keep watch on the deck. Wellid was disturbed by the mists and strange sounds that he heard; opening his lantern in order to look down at the waters, he attracted Gabria's attention and was rebuked by her. Shortly afterwards, Wax and Wayne climbed onto the deck in front of him. Wax pointed Vindication at him and interrogated him about the bomb's location. Wayne told him to get off the boat, so Wellid immediately threw himself overboard. He was wearing a life jacket, but it is unknown whether he survived.
== Trivia ==
* As a descendant of Wellen, Wellid is another cameo for Dan Wells.
== Notes ==
category: viewpoint characters
Wells

Wells is a constable of the Elendel constabulary on Scadrial.
When Marasi and Javies approached a senior captain about watching Governor Replar Innate's speech so that they could report back to Aradel, the captain told Marasi that Wells could admit her to an area reserved for the press.
== Trivia ==
*Wells may be a cameo for Brandon's friend Dan Wells, similar to Wellen.
== Notes ==
Weswara

Weswara is the homeland of the Weswarans. It is on the island equivalent to Britain, along with the Waelish kingdom of the Black Bear. Hordaland lies to the east, across the ocean. 
Weswara is threatened from both directions, between the Black Bear's kingdom and the Hordamen from the sea. Life there is generally harsh, and people are focused on the needs of survival.
Weswara is governed by thegns (who oversee a village), reeves (an intermediate authority), and earls (controlling large areas). The title of bretwalda is roughly equivalent to king, but it appears to be currently vacant.
Weswara is fairly thinly populated. The earldom centered at Maelport includes ten villages as well as the city, and is about a five-day walk - perhaps a hundred miles - across.
Settlements in Weswara include Stenford, Wellbury, and Maelport.
== Notes ==
Wetleek

Wetleek is a plant whose sap is fluorescent under Abraham's Fire.
The plant itself is a diuretic in horses, and it still retains its fluorescent properties in the expelled urine. When Silence Montane is hunting a bounty, she gives the bounty's horse water mixed with wetleek sap and follows their trail with the aid of glowpaste.
== Notes ==
es:Puerromojado
Whimsy

Whimsy is a Shard of Adonalsium that has not been Splintered and whose Vessel is unknown.
== Intent ==
Very little is known about Whimsy's Intent, outside it not being congruous with intense planning and ambitions. It is also not calculating nor deliberate.
== History ==
Like all Shards, Whimsy was created at the Shattering of Adonalsium, and picked up by an unknown Vessel. It is not known what Whimsy did directly after their Ascension, or where they settled, if they settled at all.
Some time around the True Desolation, Harmony, by Hoid's request, reached out to Whimsy about the threat posed by Odium, but their exchange left him with the impression that Whimsy would not be particularly useful. Members of the Set were aware of the existence of Whimsy.
== Trivia ==
* Hoid would not be happy to take up the Whimsy Shard.
* Whimsy is the most dangerous Shard to a person's sense of decorum and self-worth.
* In Magic:The Gathering colors, Whimsy would be mono-red.
== Notes ==
es:Capricho
Whiskers

Whiskers is a hyperslug taynix whom Jorgen Weight finds in the caverns of Detritus. Whiskers is Catnip’s personal taynix. 
During the battle for Evershore, Whiskers is in a fighter with Catnip when a Superiority cytonic with mindblades begins chasing them. Jorgen sends a cytonic communication to Whiskers, prompting Whiskers to teleport Catnip and the ship closer to the city of Dreamspring, and out of immediate danger.
== Notes ==
Whistlebow

The Whistlebow is a ship that traveled the twelve seas on Lumar.
== History ==
Little is known about the history of the Whistlebow. At some point, Charlie came into contact with Hoid while he was serving as the ship's cabin boy, before he joined the crew of the Crow's Song. Charlie had Hoid deliver a beautiful, unchipped porcelain cup back to Tress aboard the Whistlebow. This was the first of the four cups Charlie sent to Tress, however it is unknown which ships delivered the other three.
== Notes ==
es:Delator
White Sand (prose)

White Sand (prose) is an unpublished Cosmere novel written by Brandon Sanderson. It is his eighth novel, being a complete re-write of White Sand Prime, the very first novel that he ever wrote. It serves as the basis for a canonical trilogy of graphic novels of the same name.
Although Brandon no longer sends copies of this version of White Sand to people who request it via email, it is provided via a link in the newsletter to subscribers. He requests that they do not share it or discuss it in a public forum.
The opening sequence of "White Sand" was officially published in the "Arcanum Unbounded" anthology.
== Development ==
This version of White Sand, along with Brandon's two preceding books, Elantris and Dragonsteel Prime, marks the start of Brandon working on the cosmere in earnest.
According to Isaac Stewart, this version of White Sand helped Brandon get the attention of his agent, Joshua Bilmes. Brandon is considering revising the prose and releasing it as a canon novel with a planned length of 200k words. This has been described as the definitive version of the White Sand story.
== Notes ==
Whitespine/Gallery

== Official artwork ==
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