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Mistborn: The Final Empire/Covers

This is a gallery for all known covers for Mistborn: The Final Empire. For more information about each cover, including other editions and translations using the same art, check each file's individual page. 
== United States covers ==
TFE US 1st Cover.jpeg | 1st edition Hardcover (Tor)
TFE US 1st MMPB cover.jpg | 1st edition Mass-Market Paperback (Tor)
Mistborn Final Empire.jpg | 2nd edition Mass-Market Paperback (Tor)
TFE US YA cover.jpeg | YA Paperback (Tor)
TFE US LB cover.jpg | 10th Anniversary Leatherbound (Dragonsteel)
TFE US 3rd MMPB cover.jpg | 2019 Mass-Market Paperback (Tor)
TFE US 2023 Cover.jpg | 2023 Paperback (Tor)
 
TFE US GA1 cover.jpg | Part 1
TFE US GA2 cover.jpg | Part 2
TFE US GA3 cover.jpg | Part 3
== International covers ==
TFE UK 1st Cover.jpg | United Kingdom (Gollancz)
Final Empire 10th UK Anniversary Edition.jpg | United Kingdom (Gollancz, 10th Anniversary Edition)
TFE BG cover.jpg | Bulgaria (Артлайн-Студиос / Artline Studios)
TFE PL 1st cover.jpg | Poland (MAG, 2008)
TFE PL 2nd cover.jpg | Poland (MAG, 2015)
TFE BR Cover.jpg | Brazil (Leya)
TFE LT cover.png | Lithuania (Alma littera)
TFE PT cover.jpg | Portugal (Saída de Emergência)
TFE CA cover.jpg | Spain (Catalonia) (Duna Llibres, 2024)
TFA CA Limited Edition cover.jpg | Spain (Catalonia) (Duna Llibres, 2024)
TFE CN 1st cover.jpg | Mainland China (上海社会科学院出版社 / Shanghai University Press)
TFE CN 2nd cover.jpg | Mainland China (重庆出版社 / Chongqing Publishing House, 2016)
TFE CN new cover.jpg | Mainland China (重庆出版社 / Chongqing Publishing House, 2021)
TFE CN collector's cover.jpg | Mainland China (重庆出版社 / Chongqing Publishing House, collector's edition)
TFE BD Cover.jpg | Bangladesh (ভূমিপ্রকাশ / BhumiProkash)
TFE JP Part1 cover.jpg | Japan (早川書房 / Hayakawa Publishing, part 1)
TFE JP Part2 cover.jpg | Japan (早川書房 / Hayakawa Publishing, part 2)
TFE JP Part3 cover.jpg | Japan (早川書房 / Hayakawa Publishing, part 3)
TFE GE Cover.jpg | Georgia (წიგნები ბათუმში / Books in Batumi)
TFE HR cover.jpg | Croatia (Hangar 7)
TFE UA Cover.jpg | Ukraine (Nebo BookLab)
TFE TR cover.jpg | Turkey (Akılçelen Kitaplar)
TFE TH cover.jpg | Thailand (เวิร์ดส์วอนเดอร์ / Words Wonder Publishing)
TFE TH Limited Edition Cover.jpg | Thailand (เวิร์ดส์วอนเดอร์ / Words Wonder Publishing, limited edition)
TFE RO cover.jpg | Romania (Trei)
TFE RU 1st cover.jpg | Russia (Эксмо / Eksmo)
TFE RU 2nd cover.jpg | Russia (Азбука-Аттикус / Azbooka-Atticus)
TFE IT 1st cover.jpg | Italy (Fanucci Editore, 2009)
TFE IT 2nd cover.png | Italy (Fanucci Editore, 2016)
TFE DE 1st cover.jpg | Germany (Heyne)
TFE DE 2nd cover.jpg | Germany (Piper)
TFE TW cover.jpg | Taiwan (奇幻基地 / Fantasy Foundation)
TFE NL cover.jpg | Netherlands (Luitingh Sijthoff Fantasy)
TFE CK cover.jpg | Czech Republic (Talpress)
TFE SP cover.jpg | Spain (Ediciones B)
TFE SP Illustrated Cover.jpg | Spain (Nova)
TFE KR Cover.jpg | Korea (나무옆의자 / Namu Bench)
TFE SK Cover.jpg | Slovakia (Ikar)
 
Category:Cover Galleries
Mistborn: The Final Empire/Interior art

This is a gallery of interior art for Mistborn: The Final Empire. For more information about each piece, including transcripts of the text (when needed), check each file's individual page.
== Original artwork ==
This is the artwork that was in the book at release.
Final Empire.png | by The Final Empire
Luthadel.png | by Luthadel
== Leatherbound art ==
This artwork was added to the book in its Tenth Anniversary leatherbound re-release.
Luthadel-color.jpg | by Luthadel (colored)
Final Empire Map.jpg | by The Final Empire expanded colored version
 
Table of Allomantic Metals.jpeg | by Table of Allomantic metals
Vin in the mists by Steve argyle.jpg | by Endpaper #1
Vin mistborn by Steve Argyle.jpg | by Endpaper #2
The Ascendant Warrior.jpg | by The Ascendant Warrior
Vin Portrait.jpg | by Vin
== Spanish edition artwork ==
The Spanish illustrated edition of The Final Empire released by the publisher Nova contained artwork from a number of fan artists.
Luthadel by Ricky Ho.jpg | by Luthadel
Elend by Kitsune63000.jpg | by Kitsune63000 Elend
Kelsier and Vin by Elisgardor.jpg | by Kelsier and Vin
Kelsier by Gerva Perez.jpg | by Gerva Perez Kelsier
The Lord Ruler by Ari Ibarra.jpg | by The Lord Ruler
Help from the Mists by Carlos C Diaz.jpg | by Carlos C Diaz Help from the Mists
Vin fighting Shan by Elizabeth Peiro.jpeg| by Vin fighting Shan Elariel
Category:Interior art
Mistborn Adventure Game

The Mistborn Adventure Game is a pen-and-paper RPG set on Scadrial. It was created by Crafty Games. They have also released a number of supplementary rule books. The PDFs, supplements, and TTRPG support for the game ended in 2025 to put focus on the upcoming Cosmere RPG, making it no longer possible to get new physical copies.
== Gameplay Focus ==
Compared to many other role playing games such as Dungeons and Dragons, the Mistborn Adventure Game has a light focus on rules and a strong focus on storytelling and player character development, using a semi-theatrical approach. Items are called "Props," and there are separate combat rules for dealing with enemies that have names and enemies without names, termed "Extras" (and are much easier to plow through). One striking gameplay mechanic is the rule that player characters will gain experience and strength more quickly if they suffer serious setbacks (and survive), even if they may also be temporarily or even permanently crippled by the experience. This both encourages pushing the limits of a character and aids richer storytelling as characters grow and develop through their adventures. 
As would be expected, all flavors of Scadrian play prominent roles in character creation and gameplay.
== Rule Books ==
; Mistborn Adventure Game: The core rulebook. Includes the short story The Eleventh Metal and provides a structure for applying Allomancy, Feruchemy, Hemalurgy, and "Mimicry," which is what the game calls the kandra racial abilities.
; Terris: Wrought of Copper: A supplement about the Terris people and the Terris Dominance during the Final Empire. Introduces Terris-unique Traits and the first rules for Networks. Also includes the campaign "Justice, like Ash".
; Alloy of Law: A supplement that updates the world and rules to the era depicted in Mistborn Era 2. Introduces the first rules for Twinborn and Compounding. Includes the short story Allomancer Jak and the Pits of Eltania.
;Skaa: Tin & Ash: A supplement about the skaa during the Final Empire. Introduces skaa-unique Traits and adds several new Networks. Also includes the campaign "Beasts of Burden".
;Alloy of Law: Masks of the Past: A supplement to address additions to the world in Shadows of Self and The Bands of Mourning.
;Noble: The Golden Mandate: A supplement about the Nobles during the Final Empire. Includes rules for Noble characters and additional information about Major and Minor houses. Includes the campaign adventure Thieves in the Ninth House.
=== Future plans === 
;unnamed kandra supplement: A potential supplement about the kandra.
;unnamed Era 2 campaign book: A campaign adventure set during Era 2 dealing with the negative ecological effects of industrialization as a "big bad".
== Supplementary Fiction ==
; The Eleventh Metal: A short story about Kelsier's training with Gemmel
; A House of Ashes: A set of short stories based just before the Final Ascension, not written by Brandon
; Allomancer Jak and the Pits of Eltania: A serialised western adventure story in the Roughs
== Notes ==
#mag
category: meta
Mistborn Adventure Game (rule book)

The Mistborn Adventure Game is the inaugural rule book in the pen and paper RPG of the same name.
==Contents==
===The Eleventh Metal===
A short story depicting Kelsier training under Gemmel
===Introduction===
===Book One: The Mistborn Adventure Game===
===Book Two: The Treatise Metallurgic===
A resource detailing the three Metallic Arts and their effects.
===Book Three: Always Another Secret===
A resource for Narrators.
==External Links==
*Product page on DriveThru RPG
== Notes ==
#mag-r1
Mistborn Prime

Mistborn Prime is the eleventh novel written by Brandon Sanderson.
Allomancy was originally a part of Mistborn Prime, although only Mistborn were included. Mistings, as a concept, were only created when Allomancy was added to Mistborn: The Final Empire. Another element that was added was emotional Allomancy, zinc and bronze.
Mistwraiths also originally appeared here, where they play a more prominent role. They are more of a threat than the scavengers they become in the published works, and the hero fights one.
OreSeur orginated here and was the only character from this novel to make the move into The Final Empire.
The prologue to the book is available on Brandon's website.
== Notes ==
es:Nacidos de la bruma Prime
Mistborn film

A currently untitled film set in the Final Empire on Scadrial based upon Mistborn: The Final Empire. Paloppa Pictures, LLC optioned the original Mistborn trilogy in January 2010, and were shopping a script to studios in April 2012. The option expired in January 2014. DMG Entertainment optioned most of the Cosmere in October 2016, though the Mistborn film was not worked on much while they had the option. In 2019, Brandon stated that he was planning to work on a screenplay himself, and DMG's option on the Mistborn series expired in 2020. Brandon stated in his 2020 and 2021 updates that he was still working "in a hands on way" on a Mistborn film.
* See Brandon's blog for latest news.
== Notes ==
Category: Media
 ~film
category: meta
Mistcloak

A mistcloak is a cloak worn by Mistborn on Scadrial while traveling through the mists in order to obscure their figure and so prevent them from being seen. During the era of the Final Empire, it is generally a hooded garment made from a lightweight material that consists of ribbonlike strips of dark gray cloth sewn together at the shoulders and chest. Mistcloaks are constructed to come free when pulled, so that they cannot be used against the wearer in combat. Each mistcloak is made or commissioned by the Mistborn, so there is a lot of variation in the designs regarding the presence of sleeves or a hood, where the cloak begins to split into strips, and whether the strips are interwoven or layered.
By , the mistcloak has evolved into a mistcoat. Waxillium Ladrian's, in particular, is a long, enveloping garment like a duster with a thick collar and cuffed sleeves, ankle-length and divided into strips from just above the waist. Survivorist priests in this era have a formal shawl reminiscent of a mistcloak which they wear over a set of robes with stitching on the sleeves meant to evoke the image of scars.
== Trivia ==
*Brandon has stated having a real-world mistcloak is hard because he believes people should be able to make their own, and is against the idea of a standardized mistcloak. He believes any mistcloak people make are canon, because they're made in-universe the same way.
== Notes ==
Misted Mountains

The Misted Mountains are a mountain range located on the eastern border of Shinovar on Roshar.
== Geography ==
The Misted Mountains border several nations during the Era of Solitude, including Shinovar, Alm, Yezier, Desh, Babatharnam, Rira, and Iri.
They serve as a windbreak for the whole nation of Shinovar, weakening the highstorms enough to protect the country and its inhabitants from the destructive power of the storms. Due to this effect, the flora and fauna of Shinovar are not defined by surviving the highstorms, so they are vastly different from the rest of Roshar.
== Trivia ==
*The Misted Mountains, much like Robert Jordan's Mountains of Mist, are an homage to J. R. R. Tolkien's Misty Mountains.
== Notes ==
Mistfallen

The mistfallen were a group of Seers, or atium mistings during the last stages of the New Empire on Scadrial.
As Ruin gained control and attempted to destroy all life on Scadrial, Preservation's plan to thwart him was triggered. The Mists, which are manifestation of his power, lashed out at seemingly random individuals, raising people's Allomantic potential and snapping them with the side effect of falling ill for a short time. Due to Ruin's intervention, the mists became more violent, killing the weaker ones in the process. Noorden, Elend's scribe, discovers that exactly 16 percent of any group of people that fall to the mists become sick, whether they be villagers, soldiers, etc. Sixteen matched the known number of allomantic metals -- the exact percentage was a clue from Preservation that those who were struck were snapped into mistings. Preservation chose to leave the clue this way so that even Ruin cannot alter it.
Some of the soldiers "attacked" by the mists in Elend's army were sick for 16 days rather than a few days. They were also exactly 1/16th of those who were struck. Others in the army consider them to be cursed because they took longer to recover. Multiple fights break out between them and the mistfallen, a name they presumably took upon themselves. Even General Demoux is attacked by a soldier, Bilg, causing the soldier's execution. Elend finally decides to separate them from the main army, sending them away on the pretext of helping out the apparently dire situation in Luthadel.
Later, when Elend meets the mistfallen company in the Pits of Hathsin, where the wealth of atium is hidden away from Ruin, he realizes that they were sick longer because they are the most powerful type of misting: atium mistings. Such mistings were not known to exist until Elend learned of Aradan Yomen's example. Demoux and his men fought the attacking Koloss with atium Allomancy in order to buy Elend time and burn away Ruin's body.
== Notes ==
Category:Magic
Mistwraith

Mistwraiths are a species of creature on Scadrial. They were created by the Lord Ruler from the Terris Feruchemists after he took the power at the Well of Ascension. It is unclear if mistwraiths survived the Catacendre.
== Physiology ==
Like kandra, mistwraiths appear to be amorphous blobs capable of absorbing bones and tissue of other creatures to gain shape. However, unlike kandra, since they do not possess sentience, their shapes are random and mix many different species into one. Contradictory to their typically huge and unnerving appearance, they are actually quite harmless and only eat dead bodies.
Mistwraiths are people who have a blockage between the Physical Realm and the Cognitive Realm, which impairs their ability to think. They have a lifespan of roughly fifty years and are able to breed.
A single Hemalurgic spike is enough to staple a Cognitive Shadow to a mistwraith, though whether this has happened in the past is unknown.
== In Culture ==
They are usually fearful existences in skaa folklore, associated with skaa's fear toward mists. It is believed that mistwraiths can take a person's face or fully impersonate them; one way to be sure a person is not a mistwraith is to take them out into the sunlight and verify that they don't disappear.
Post Catacendre, mistwraith statues are placed in cemeteries in order to scare "territorial" mistwraiths away. The need for this is likely just superstition.
== Relation with Kandra ==
Through the use of Hemalurgy they could regain the sentience they once possessed, becoming kandra after being implanted with two Hemalurgic spikes. MeLaan mentions that removing both spikes brings the kandra back to their "primal state," once again becoming a mistwraith. The transformation from mistwraith back to kandra is quick, as evidenced when Wayne replaces MeLaan's spikes after she experiences this firsthand, although this could depend on how much time passes in each state.
The transition from mistwraith to kandra requires specific types of Hemalurgic spikes, known as blessings. Other types of Hemalurgic spikes, such as those that create koloss, would not necessarily be enough to transform the mistwraith into a kandra if ingested. However, they would cause weird side effects.
Mistwraith.png | by Ben McSweeney
Mistwraith by Kyra Lythgoe.jpg | by Kyra Lythgoe
Mistwraith by beigriff.jpg | by Beigriff
== Notes ==
es:Espectro de la bruma
Mitchell and Young

Mitchell and Young is a law firm based in New York City. Notably, Lin Yang-Tanasin works here and represents Mr. Caligo before they disappear to Mirandus. The partners of the firm push Lin for a plea deal in Mr. Caligo's case, not wanting a fight with the governor due to the public reception around the case.
== Partners ==
* Geoffrey Mitchell
== Employees ==
* Lin Yang-Tanasin
* Rebecca
* Marcy
== Notes ==
Mitosis

Mitosis is a novelette written by Brandon Sanderson that is part of The Reckoners series. It takes place between Steelheart and Firefight. It is published by Delacorte Press.
== Summary ==
The title of the novellete, Mitosis, refers to an Epic who attempts to retake control of Newcago after the Reckoners have defeated Steelheart. Mitosis's super power is the ability to split himself into multiple beings. However, the more he splits himself, the less solid his individual parts become. They can only transfer memories by physical touch, and as the molecules grow more distant and less well bonded, the beings begin to fall apart. 
A big theme in this story is that ordinary people can be heroes simply by being ordinary. The people of Newcago still live in constant fear of the Epics, even after the defeat of Steelheart, and the Reckoners make a concerted effort to help the people overcome these fears and live normal lives.
David Charleston, the protagonist of the Reckoners books, discovers a critical clue as to the weaknesses of epics in this story when he finds out that Mitosis's weakness is listening to rock music that he (Mitosis) had played in a band years before he ever became an Epic. He doesn't know the entire significance of this clue at the time, but it later proves to be a critical piece of information for the Reckoners as he realizes that weaknesses may be tied to the epic's past. 
== Cover Gallery ==
== Statistical Analysis ==
Mitosis consists of five chapters, reaching a total 8,825 word count.
Word Count 	8,825	
Page Count 	96 	Delacorte Press hardback
Chapter Count	5 	
== Notes ==
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Mitosis/Covers

This is a gallery for all known covers for Mitosis. For more information about each cover, including other editions and translations using the same art, check each file's individual page. 
Mitosis.jpg | United States (Delacorte Press)
Mitosis UK cover.jpg | United Kingdom (Gollancz)
Mitosis DK cover.jpg | Denmark (Dream Litt)
Category:Cover Galleries
Mitosis/Statistical analysis

This page contains a statistical analysis of Mitosis.
=== Chapter by Chapter Breakdown ===
Chapter 	Word Count	Percentage
Chapter 1	2,705 	30.65%
Chapter 2	999 	11.32%
Chapter 3	3,316 	37.58%
Chapter 4	1,224 	13.87%
Chapter 5	581 	6.58%
Total 	8,825 	100.00%
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category: statistics
Mitosis (Epic)

Mitosis is a High Epic who visits Newcago following Steelheart's death. Prior to becoming an Epic, he was known as Lawrence Robert.
== Abilities and Attributes ==
=== Epic Abilities ===
;Duplication: He has the ability to duplicated himself into two identical copies of himself, who can each then divide into more duplicates without limit. As the number of duplicates increases, however, the molecular stability of each individual decreases. The duplicates also have the ability to combine themselves, as a result also merging the memories of the different duplicates. This is believed to be an ability unique to Mitosis. It is also a prime invincibility, which gives him the rank of High Epic; if even a single duplicate remains, he can go on to live another day.
=== Epic Weakness ===
If any duplicate came within earshot of a Weaponized Cupcake song they would lose molecular cohesion, their flesh literally melting from their bones. If enough duplicates hear it, they all disintegrate.
The strong connection between Mitosis' weakness and his past seems like such an unlikely coincidence to David that he begins researching other Epics with the intent of finding a pattern to Epic weaknesses.
== History ==
=== Before Calamity ===
Before the arrival of Calamity, Lawrence was a member of the band Weaponized Cupcake. He was the only one in the band who was classically trained, a fact that infuriated him. He was aggravated by the fact that the lead guitarist kept playing the same chord progression over and over.
=== Newcago ===
Mitosis journeyed to Newcago to learn the truth surrounding Steelheart's death. He did not believe that David Charleston, an average non-Epic, was capable of killing a High Epic of Steelheart's power. He also wished to rule Newcago, stating that he was more powerful than Steelheart because Steelheart needed men to help administrate while he himself was an army of one. He snuck into Newcago and started duplicating himself, each copy armed with a handgun. He threatened civilians to draw David out, then chased David through the city. David eventually figured out that Mitosis' weakness was hearing songs by his old band, and started singing even as he was cornered. Tia sent a message via mobile to the citizens of Newcago, who came outside and started singing one of Weaponized Cupcake's old songs, ultimately killing Mitosis for good. After his death, Mitosis' DNA was sold to Knighthawk and later obtained by Jax.
== Notes ==
Mizthla

Mizthla, also known as Dah, is a singer on Roshar. He wears stormform while he guards Navani during the occupation of Urithiru.
== History ==
Prior to the Everstorm, Mizthla was a parshman in service to the Alethi; his masters referred to him by the glyph Dah rather than a proper name. Once he was freed from slaveform, he took the name Mizthla and eventually came to serve Raboniel, accompanying her during the occupation of Urithiru. He was sometimes assigned to guard Navani; she considered him to be grumpy, but at some point he relayed a few details of his life to her.
During the course of Raboniel and Navani's experiments, they called Mizthla in to help them; because the lightning from a stormform could reverse the polarity of magnets, they wanted to see if the same process would work on gemstones filled with Voidlight. Mizthla, who had melted the coils of the fabrial the previous time he had tried the experiment, waited for the others to leave the room before channeling a small amount of energy into the device and then calling them back in.
== Notes ==
Moash/Gallery

== Official artwork ==
Bridge 4 poster without text.jpg | by Zack Stella On the Bridge Four poster (with the Shardblade)
WOKLB - Part5 End by Steve Argyle.jpg | by The Way of Kings leatherbound interior art (in the back)
Fallen from Grace by Soph P.jpg | by Receiving the knife, Call to Adventure: The Stormlight Archive
Vow of Loyalty by Petar Penev.jpg | by Attacking Elhokar, Call to Adventure: The Stormlight Archive (in Shardplate)
Mad Herald by Xabi Gazte.jpg | by Killing Jezrien, Call to Adventure: The Stormlight Archive
Moash - IX. Hermit.jpg | by On the Tarot card The Hermit
Moash_Chapters.svg | by The image used for Moash's chapter heading in Oathbringer
Vyre Miniature.png| by Vyre Miniature from the Stormlight Premium Miniatures Kickstarter
== Portraits ==
Moash portrait.png | by 
Moash sketches.jpg | by In various uniforms
Fullbody moash.jpg | by 
Moash Portrait by Marie Seeberger.jpg | by 
Moash Shuravf.jpg | by 
Moash by ShiroXIX.jpg | by 
Moash by Stivya.png| by 
Vyre by Connor Chamberlain.jpg| by As Vyre
Mostly_Unchained.png | by 
Moash Dustbringer by Khaedart.JPG | by 
Moash and Kaladin by Smeegamae.jpg | by Moash with Kaladin
Ana Da and Moash by Viridializard.jpg | by Ana and Da with baby Moash
Moash by 2Shards.jpg | by 
Moash by Palomaloid.jpg | by 
Fallen Moash by Palomaloid.jpg | by Moash holding a Shardblade
== Scenes ==
Bridge crew member.jpg | by Running a bridge
Third Ideal by Mjusi.jpg | by Kaladin swearing the Third Ideal before Moash and Graves
Lady Leshwi by Marie Seeberger.jpg | by Moash captured by Leshwi
Vyre and Leshwi by Connor Chamberlain.jpg| by 
Moash by Nick Vidic.jpg | by The salute in the Kholinar Palace
Vyre and Hnanan by Ralf Melevo - Colored.jpg | by Receiving the knife from Hnanan
Renarin confronting Moash by rspixart.jpeg| by Being confronted by Renarin
Moash Blind by Khaedart.JPG | by Blinded by Navani
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