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Fortress Town

The forts are settlements on Threnody safe from the Forests of Hell. They are inhabited by fortfolk, who the other inhabitants of the Forests hold in contempt for being too far removed from the Forests. They claim jurisdiction over roadways and the land immediately adjacent to them and assess taxes on the people who live there, though those people are not automatically considered fort citizens. The forts had promised to maintain the roads, but generally fall short. They offer bounties for criminals who flee into the Forest, like Chesterton Divide.
== Notes ==
es:Ciudades-fuerte
Fortune

Fortune is a Spiritual property in the cosmere, related to luck, seeing the future, or versions of the future.
== Nature ==
The precise nature of Fortune and how it functions and is used, is currently unclear. Fortune has been described as "luck" by less cosmere-aware groups, such as the Terris three centuries after the Catacendre. However, it is clear from other individuals that are more cosmere-aware that Fortune is more than simple luck. It's a way of knowing things you would not know otherwise, and a way in which one can see the future. It is implied that Fortune is a thing one can access and draw upon. Someone drawing upon Fortune can lead to events that appear to be coincidences.
Fortune and the Spiritual Realm are closely related. Future sight in the cosmere works through use of the Spiritual Realm. Fortune is one such way of accessing use of the Spiritual Realm, however individuals can see into the Spiritual Realm without using Fortune.
In general, future sight has been said to be dangerous in the cosmere, so Fortune would likely be as well. Anytime someone sees the future, it will have ripples against someone else's ability to see the future.
Chromium can be used by a Feruchemist to store Fortune, but when used Hemalurgically, it doesn't steal Fortune, but destiny.
== Mentions ==
When the Ire spotted an agent--who happened to be Kelsier--Alonoe thought the sighting was not a coincidence, but Elrao, another member of the Ire, said the use of Fortune was not related to every coincidence. 
Azure said to Shallan that, during their trip into the Cognitive Realm, Kaladin had foreseen danger by Fortune. Shallan had been suspicious, as she was told by Hoid to trust no one who sees the future--even Hoid.
Odium remarked to Taravangian that the Diagram was impressive, considering he created it without access to Fortune, or the Spiritual Realm.
Venli mentions the Rhythm of Fortune in a context where a human might refer to luck, suggesting the singers have some awareness of Fortune.
Three hundred and forty years after the Catacendre on Scadrial, the Terris were aware of Fortune. They knew a chromium Ferring (Spinner) could store Fortune. To most Terris, Fortune, as well as the other Spiritual metals of Feruchemy, were considered beyond understanding. These metals were under heavy experimentation by the Terris, but they did not fully understand their use at this time.
Hoid uses the same mechanics of chromium Feruchemy--Fortune--to know where he needs to go. However, his use of Fortune does not allow him to know why he needs to be in certain places.
== Trivia ==
* Brandon had atium see the future so that he would foreshadow Fortune.
* Brandon has said there is a "good reason" why he hasn't shown a character with Fortune yet, as he is saving that for later.
* The Mistborn Adventure Game's version of Fortune is not canonical, and Brandon had a different way for the mechanic to work.
== Notes ==
Category:Magic
es:Fortuna
Fourth Torish scholar

The fourth Torish scholar is one of the Torish scholars from the Institute of Mechanical Solutions who is involved in the creation of the father machine and who is later sent by the machine to prevent Yumi from escaping her prison.
== Appearance and Personality ==
Like other Torish scholars, he has a bearded chin and mustache, though his mustache is not as impressive as the others'. He wears white clothing with a black, winged tanggeon.
He is relatively quiet and withdrawn compared to his colleagues.
== History ==
Prior to his death, he worked with other scholars to develop and activate the father machine. His soul was kept in reserve by the machine upon its activation, for the purpose of its self-defense, though he was still turned into a nightmare. When Yumi's mind became resistant to the machine's tampering, he was one of the four scholars sent to Gongsha Town to investigate, under the leadership of Gyundok. 
Their prototype machine did not work upon arrival, which Sunjun determined to be an issue with their power source. After the other scholars refused to use their own essence to prime the machine, the fourth scholar emerged from the shadows of the tent and volunteered. He began to charge the machine, though as Yumi drew near to see what he was doing she unwittingly assisted him in priming it, leaving him relieved to be okay.
The fourth scholar remained with the others after Yumi and Nikaro were separated, working to resolve the issues in Gongsha Town and contain Yumi. When Yumi escaped, he chased her with the others to Torio City, where Yumi's dominating will forced him to stand down.
== Notes ==
Fourwell Crossroads

Fourwell Crossroads is an intersection in Luthadel on Scadrial. Its name comes from its four wells, one in each of its corners. It also has a copper fountain in its center, which depicts the Lord Ruler with the Deepness defeated and lying at his feet.
Many people pass though Fourwell Crossroads, which makes it a popular spot for beggars to set up, though they have to fight to maintain their place there. After Kelsier had him made a beggar, Camon did not get a spot at Fourwell Crossroads, and had to set up at a smaller and less popular square three streets to the west.
== Notes ==
Fran

Fran is an unarmed guard at Mercystar's palace on Nalthis. He wears yellow and gold to identify himself as part of Mercystar's staff, and he is tasked with keeping people out during the evening.
He and Gagaril were on duty when Vasher broke in. They were unconcerned to see a seemingly mad man wander in, and they offered to take Vasher to see if they could find a shelter to take him for the night. Despite their kindness, Vasher took them by surprise and knocked Fran out by sending him to the floor and stepping on his neck. When Lightsong later interviewed him and Gagaril about the disturbance, Fran had developed bruises on his stomach and neck from Vasher's attack. He was able to describe both Vasher's and Nightblood's appearance to Lightsong when questioned.
== Notes ==
Franis

Franis is a gang member on Scadrial. He is part of a gang that works for Granks, a Hemalurgist officer in the Set. Although Franis's gang was employed by the Set, they were "hired muscle" and probably not actual members of the organization.
==Appearance and Personality==
He is in his early thirties and looks somewhat similar to Wayne, but he has sunken eyes and looks more weathered due to his hard lifestyle. His hair color differs from Wayne's, his chin is more square, and he usually has a squinting expression. He wears a worn wool "gangster" cap and has a distinct swagger in his movements. He has the accent of a dockworker and speaks with a "sniveling" quality that is common among his fellow gang members.
Franis presumably lives in Elendel, as does his sister. He is relatively close to his father.
According to Wayne, he was a former dockworker who joined the gang in order to make more money with an easier schedule; he didn't really want to commit any crimes. The veracity of Wayne's information is unclear. Franis did sometimes question the actions of Set leadership. He seems to be friendly with Embrier.
==History==
In , Franis's gang committed various crimes in Elendel at the direction of the Set, including theft, shakedowns, and murder. Franis was one of the thugs that were apprehended by Wayne and Marasi when they raided the Set hideout in the tunnels under the city. Wayne tied the group up with shoelaces.
While Franis was in custody, Wayne identified him as a target for impersonation due to his similar age and build. He talked to Franis and learned a few things about him, and also took his hat. He later used these tools (along with a wig and makeup) to perform a near-perfect imitation of Franis while further investigating the Set, even fooling several people that personally knew Franis. VenDell noted that his imitation skills were on par with a kandra.
== Notes ==
Frank

Frank is one of Himalaya Smedry's reformed librarians. The other reformed librarians state that they aren't evil anymore, except for Frank. They say he is still a little evil. As proof, Frank tells Alcatraz that he eats red and green gummy bears only and leaves the orange gummy bears in the bag. Alcatraz is horrified and Frank says that it's a compulsion and that Alcatraz shouldn't judge him. When Himalaya and Folsom talk about how they use pamphlets to distract librarians, Frank says that is a compulsion as well.
== Appearance and Personality ==
Frank is a buff librarian man who wears tape-wrapped glasses and two swords strapped to his back. He speaks with a German accent.
== Notes ==
Franson

Franson is a resident of Urteau.
He asked Spook to rescue his sister Mailey from Quellion's witch-hunt after playing cards with Durn, she got taken because their father was a nobleman. 
Under direction from Spook he gathers some friends and digs up the bodies of those burnt in a previous house burning, finding nine skulls for the ten people killed, leading Spook to realise that the tenth was secretly whisked as they are mistings.
== Trivia ==
* Franson is a cameo name based on Scott Franson, also the inspiration for Llarimar. When Brandon participated in a fundraiser at his local church by giving a name and character in the Hero of Ages to the winner. Aaron Yeoman (whom Aradan Yomen was named afer) won, but Scott Franson came runner-up, and Brandon decided to give him a cameo as well.
== Notes ==
Frava

Frava is the seniormost arbiter and leader of the Heritage Faction of the Rose Empire on Sel. During the time of Emperor Ashravan's reign, she was accounted the second most powerful person in the empire.
== Appearance and Personality ==
Frava has a sharp, nasal voice, long fingers, a long face, and moved with grace. She rarely smiled. She maintains a long standing rivalry with Gaotona, and has attempted to remove him from his position in the past. She is confrontational, manipulative, and tends to take the initiative.
== History ==
During the illness of Ashravan, Frava extorts Wan ShaiLu into providing notes on the creation of the Soulstamp for her own Soulforgers to try and replicate. It is possible that Frava has connections with the underworld of the Imperial Seat, and enough influence to put people of her choosing in positions of influence among their ranks. She offered such a position to Shai, though it is suspected she did not intend to honor the deal.
Frava curates the Imperial Gallery, and her offices are adjacent to it. She owns several notable pieces of artwork, one of which Shai replaces and destroys as a favour to Han ShuXen.
== Trivia ==
* Frava seems to be named after the concept of Fravashi from the Zoroastrian faith. This is backed by Brandon actively being influenced by ancient Zoroastrian words for Rose Empire names.
== Notes ==
Category: Viewpoint characters
es:Frava
Fresa

The Fresa is a starfighter used by the DDF. It is a fast ship that can match Krell ships for speed. Most pilots fly either Poco-class or Fresa-class ships because of their speed. Fresa-class ships are less responsive than M-Bot.
Fresa-class ships participate in the Krell skirmish that occurs on the first day of Flight School for Skyward Flight. Later during her training, Spensa practices in a Fresa ship. 
== Notes ==
Friag

Friag is a deity worshiped by the Weswarans. She is said to be the wife of Woden and mother of Thunor, and the inventor of writing. Sefawynn calls her "the great heroine".
As Sefawynn tells the story, during the war between the Weswarans and the Waelish led by the Black Bear, the Black Bear freed the great wolf Fenris, threatening the end of the world. Friag arrived to fight, and her boasts drove back the Black Bear and "bound him to his land". She also bound Fenris, but the wolf killed her in the process. This battle was known as the battle of Badon. It occurred in the time of Ealstan's grandfather.
In response to her death, Woden forbade mortals to use writing. The skops, who now preserve knowledge, are called "Friag's heritage".
==Trivia==
* Given her relationship with Woden and Thunor, it is likely that she is the Weswaran equivalent to Freyja. It is possible her name is a combination of Frigg and Freya, two goddesses often hypothesized to share an origin. 
== Notes ==
Frillbloom

Frillbloom is a family of plants native to Roshar. It is common in the chasms of the Shattered Plains, and grows larger there than it does in other places.
Frillbloom leaves are fanlike fronds that wave gently in the air. When startled, they fold in on themselves like a hand folding into a fist. They also close up when a storm is approaching. 
Colors vary between different frillbloom species, and include yellow, orange, red, and violet. In some varieties, the fronds are veined. Other varieties have spines on the tips of the leaves.
Kaladin makes note of lifespren dancing around frillbloom fronds in the chasms.
== Notes ==
Frost/Gallery

== Gallery ==
Hoid by Katie Payne.jpg | by With Hoid, on Dragonsteel Entertainment sticker
Hoid and Frost by Jenny Slife.jpg | by With Hoid
Hoid Frost.jpg | by With Hoid
Hoid and the dragon.jpg | by With Hoid
Hoid and Frost by Shayndlart.jpg| by With Hoid
Category:Gallery Subpages
Frostlands

The Frostlands are the lawless, sparsely populated southeastern lands of Roshar. They are located outside the boundaries of Alethkar. They receive the strongest highstorms out of all of Roshar, due to the Frostlands being closest to the Origin out of all of the Stormlands, i.e. Eastern Roshar.
Prominent locations in the Frostlands include Kharbranth, the Unclaimed Hills, the Shattered Plains, Dawn's Shadow, New Natanan, and the Shallow Crypts. It approximately coincides with the ancient Silver Kingdom of Natanatan.
== Flora ==
Rockbuds in the Frostlands grow smaller than those in warmer areas; they never get bigger than a fist and do not open all the way. Grass grows in patchy portions on the leeward side of rocks, with spiky short blades rather than long wavy blades.
== Weather ==
The Frostlands seem to be unusually cold, and offer little protection against Highstorms.
== Notes ==
Frugal Wizard Inc.

Frugal Wizard Inc. is a company that sells access to alternate dimensions.
== History ==
Interdimensional travel was first discovered in 2084, with Cecil G. Bagsworth III as an early participant. Eventually, the technology was deregulated, which resulted in a new industry of dimensional tourism. Frugal Wizard Inc. obtained a band of medieval-type dimensions and began selling dimensions from that band to interested customers. Bagsworth wrote various customer-facing resources used by Frugal Wizard Inc., including The Frugal Wizard's Handbook for Surviving Medieval England.
== Products and Services ==
* Dimensional beacons with quantum keys
* Finding and inspecting dimensions to ensure certain guarantees as well as more specific requested conditions
* Guides and equipment
* Check-ins in case of equipment failure
* The Handbook and other text resources, with special and signed editions available through a subscription
* Hosting various "sport" events
== Notes ==
Frugal Wizard Multiverse

The Frugal Wizard Multiverse is an unnamed multiverse that is the setting for The Frugal Wizard's Handbook for Surviving Medieval England, any potential Frugal Wizard sequels, and possibly other stories. Cecil G. Bagsworth III, an interdimensional wizard, is the editor of the Alcatraz Versus the Evil Librarians series and A Night of Blacker Darkness, implying that the worlds of those books are accessible from the dimensions of Frugal Wizard and therefore part of this multiverse. The Frugal Wizard's Handbook for Surviving Medieval England was not written with any intentional connections to the Reckoners Multiverse, but connections might be added through The Apocalypse Guard.
== Concept ==
Each dimension is theorized to have infinitely many "downstream" dimensions that shared history up to a point but then branched off. While time passes in all dimensions roughly the same, some dimensions may lag behind in their progress, making them seem like older history relative to the upstream dimension. A dimension can be linked to one of its downstream dimensions with a dimensional portal. With this portal, objects and people from an upstream dimension can travel downstream, and they can return, but objects and people from downstream cannot travel upstream. This is because the nature of upstream dimensions is different, possessing more of what Frugal Wizard Inc. calls substance. Logna, however, calls it poison.
=== Higher Upstream Dimensions ===
The existence of dimensions further upstream from the known ones has been hypothesized, but not confirmed because of the difficulty in sending anything upstream and the lack of visitors from such a dimension.
=== Dimension of Frugal Wizard Inc. ===
The furthest upstream known dimension is the one from which Frugal Wizard Inc. operates. Dimensional travel was first discovered in the late twenty-first century, and has since entered the twenty-second century. Technology has progressed in other areas as well, with medical nanites and body augments becoming common.
=== Downstream Dimensions ===
The dimensions sold to dimensional tourists are one level downstream from the one where Frugal Wizard Inc. operates.
=== Further Downstream ===
A dimensional portal can be opened from a downstream dimension to go even further downstream, although Frugal Wizard Inc. says such dimensions are unstable. Logna, Woden, and the wights come from a dimension far downstream.
== Notes ==
Fu Abra

Fu Abra is a Purelaker village on Roshar. It is located somewhere on the Purelake and is the only village miles around it. A rare fish, known as a kolgril, can be found near the village. 
The buildings are built on stilts, however, they are only partially raised, with several inches of water being found covering the inside flooring. They have domed roofs, which make them resemble rockbuds. 
Maib's house is located near the center of the village. It is where Ishikk met, more than once, with Grump, Blunt, and Thinker in their search for Hoid. Ishikk claims that Hoid hasn't been around.
== Residents ==
*Ishikk
*Maib
*Thaspic
== Notes ==
Fuego

Fuego (Spanish for Fire) is an Epic in Prof's squad. Fuego presumably has some variety of fire abilities.
Prof had Fuego use a dowser to find Larcener, and wanted Fuego to make a big show of where they were looking.
It is unknown as to Fuego's fate. It is also unknown if they have any relationship to the Epic the Reckoners killed, Puños de Fuego, or if Fuego simply is another fire-related Epic.
== Notes ==
Fullnight

Fullnight is a horse on Roshar. He is a black gelding ridden by a young Dalinar Kholin during a battle against Yezriar in .
Dalinar asked for Fullnight to be brought to him after he was hit by an arrow fired by Teleb. Dalinar rode Fullnight up to the ridge where the archer was firing from, while dodging more arrows. After the battle was over, Dalinar rode into town on Fullnight.
== Notes ==
Fused/Gallery

== Artwork ==
The Fused by Kyle Pearson.jpg | by a shanay-im holding their lance
The Fused 2 by Kyle Pearson.jpg | by 
Fused by LittleGreyDragon.png | by 
The Fused by jurassicpencil.jpg | by Infused with Voidlight
Kaladin vs a Voidbringer.jpg | by Battling Kaladin
Fused by EccoS.jpg | by 
Leshwi by Jazzy-kandra.jpg| by Lady Leshwi
Raboniel by Petar Penev.jpg| by Raboniel walking among several makay-im
Raging Storm by Tremani Sutcliffe.jpg| by 
Chiri-Chiri unmasking by Marie Seeberger.jpg| by A Mavset-im Fused with its illusion being eaten by Chiri-Chiri
Category: Gallery Subpages
Futinoro

Futinoro is a city in Nagadan on Komashi that is completely destroyed by a force of several dozen stable nightmares thirty years prior to the battle of Kilahito.
To the people of Nagadan, the attack is believed to have been the consequence of painters not showing proper vigilance at their jobs. It stands as a warning sign to the dangers of not halting nightmares before they become fully stable. According to Liyun, who is present during the city's destruction, the attack is directly orchestrated by the father machine to curb the efforts of some spirits that managed to contact the residents of Futinoro. The machine has the entire city destroyed in order to prevent the truth from being discovered.
== Notes ==
Gabaron

Gabaron is an Alethi soldier on Roshar. He is a lighteyes with a large ego and little to no concern for those serving under him. He often blames mistakes on his armorers and has them punished by sending them to the bridge crews.
During the War of Reckoning, Leyten served as an apprentice armorer in Gabaron's retinue. Gabaron's armor failed during a battle, and he took an arrow to the shoulder. Looking for someone to blame for the incident, he sent Leyten to the bridge crews. As this was his pattern of behavior, his armor ended up poorly maintained. During the fighting two bridge runs later, Gabaron's cuirass snapped off due to a poor connection to its straps, and he died.
== Notes ==
Gabrathin

Gabrathin is a scholar on Roshar during the Era of Solitude.
Nothing of Gabrathin's works is known, but they likely had to do with logic or the related arts. He was a prolific writer.
In 1173, Princess Jasnah Kholin, upon interviewing Brightness Shallan Davar to be her ward, wanted Shallan to have already read Gabrathin's works, but Shallan knew nothing of Gabrathin. Shallan later went to Artmyrn's bookstore and requested a book by Gabrathin.
== Notes ==
Gadol

Gadol is a member of Bridge Four on Roshar.
In 1173, during one of Kaladin's first bridgeruns, Gadol took a Parshendi arrow in his side and suffered a gash on his temple. Kaladin tried to save him, but the wound was too serious and Kaladin did not have any tools to use for surgery. Gadol died there, speaking a Death Rattle in his final moments.
== Notes ==
Gagaril

Gagaril is a guard in Mercystar's palace in Hallandren on Nalthis.
He is named for his father. He wears an extravagant costume in Mercystar's colors. Although he is a guard, he does not carry a weapon since the people of Hallandren do not believe anyone would ever attack a Returned. His duty is simply to keep anyone from wandering in and bothering the goddess while she sleeps.
==History==
Gagaril and Fran were on duty when Vasher broke into the palace. Vasher noted that both men were alert and attentive, even though they did not have much to worry about. He pretended to be a madman to get close to them, and was surprised when they showed him kindness. However, he still needed to get in, so he attacked Gagaril with Awakened cloak tassels and rammed Fran in the stomach with Nightblood. Gagaril was choked into unconsciousness but was otherwise unharmed.
The two guards were later interviewed by Lightsong when he was investigating the break-in. Lightsong mocked Gagaril's name, asking if his father came up with it while drunk, before sending him and Fran to stand away from the others so he could individually corroborate each of their stories.
== Notes ==
Gaino

Gaino is a resident of Kilahito on Komashi. He is a weightlifter and a friend of Tojin, as well as a patron of the Noodle Pupil.
Gaino gives Tojin some advice regarding the lat press, which Tojin finds very helpful. Yumi watches Tojin and Gaino interact while trying to get a better read on the former's character and interests. Tojin removes his shirt to show his muscles as evidence of the workout's effectiveness, and Gaino asks him what his reps were. Tojin responds that he did four sets of twenty reps.
== Notes ==