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Camon

Camon is a skaa from Luthadel on Scadrial.
== Appearance and Personality ==
Camon is stout, with stubby fingers, a pudgy face, and a tendency to drink. He is extremely arrogant, as well as tyrannical, though this is more likely due to the nature of his skaa underground rather than his own personality. He leads a prominent thieving crew in Luthadel that includes many skaa where they scam people and Cantons. He is likely aware of Vin's ability to use Allomancy, although it is unknown whether he knew she was Mistborn or he just believed her to be a Soother. He exploits this by making her unknowingly Soothe people so they're easier to scam.
Camon is very possibly one of the best noble impersonators in the Luthadel underground, he has his team impersonate skaa slaves, servants, and nobles to sell the scam.
== History ==
He was the leader of a thief crew that Vin worked with.
About six years before the Collapse, Theron, a leader of a thieving crew, discovered that the Steel Ministry secretly moved a large amount of funds to Luthadel along with acolytes transferring to Luthadel for their final instruction. Over the next five years, he spent thousands of boxings to create the perfect opportunity to steal these funds, creating the appearance that House Jedue was financially desperate. This included faking contracts for House Jedue to "loose," such as the Farwan deal, the "loss" of which made it appear as if House Jedue could no long afford to run its canal boats to Luthadel. This appearance, in turn, allowed him to apply for a contract with the Canton of Finance to run the canal boats that transported the acolytes, and make the offer extremely appealing by offering a significantly reduced price without it appearing suspicious.
To sell the con, however, Theron needed someone to play the role of Lord Jedue, and so reluctantly partnered with Camon. Camon played along, but he knew Theron's resources were stretched thin. After securing the contract, Camon betrayed Theron and simply took the three thousand boxing down payment, abandoning the plan to actual run the boats and steel from the convoy, and leaving Theron to deal with the Ministry's wrath when it discovered it had been scammed.
During the scam Vin used Allomancy on an obligator in the Canton of Finance, an Inquisitor was set on his trail. As punishment for his cruelty to Vin, he is ousted by Kelsier and becomes a beggar. He is later killed by the Inquisitor to send a warning to Kelsier's crew.
== Notes ==
es:Camon
Camon's crew

Camon's crew is a group of petty thieves operating in Luthadel during the Final Empire. Camon is a harsh leader. He is perfectly willing to abandon any crew member who does not prove themselves useful. Camon's safehouse is their hideout.
The crew was formed and lead by Camon. Later Milev takes control of the crew after Kelsier removes Camon.
== History ==
Their final job under Camon is a joint operation with Theron's crew to steal from the Canton of Finance, but Vin's use of Allomancy on an obligator during the job leads to a Steel Inquisitor being sent after them. Although Kelsier is able to distract the Inquisitor and make them lose the trail, they eventually find them regardless, and slaughter the whole crew.
Camon was likely aware of Vin's allomantic abilities. She did not have much use in the crew other than these abilities due to her small size. She was useful to Camon by using what she called 'luck', to persuade people into actions useful to Camon. She did this by unknowingly ingesting trace amounts of metals, and burning them allomantically.
== Members ==
* Camon
* Vin
* Ulef
* Milev
* Disten
* Harmon
* Hrud
* Reen (Deceased)
== Notes ==
category: possessive articles
es:Banda de Camon
Camon's safe house

Camon's safe house is Camon's crew's base of operations.
The safe house is in a skaa slum known as the Twists, close to the Iron Gate in Luthadel. It consists of two main sections: a shop, located at ground level, that serves as a front for the crew's operations, and a stone cavern underneath the building, where the crew lives and plans their jobs. It has several watch-holes from which crewmembers can watch the streets for any signs of danger. Vin frequently spent her free time in the watch-holes, as she could be alone there, which made her feel relatively safe.
After Vin was caught Soothing a Canton of Finance obligator to help Camon scam them, two Steel Ministry spies and a Steel Inquisitor followed them back to the safe house; the spies were killed by Dockson before they could report back and Kelsier distracted the Inquisitor. In returns for this service, Kelsier demanded the use of the safe house that evening, as he wanted a neutral place to hold an initial meeting to discuss his plan to overthrow the Final Empire with his crew. As punishment for Camon's treatment of Vin, Kelsier replaced him as crewleader with Milev and ordered the crew to let Camon live, but to make sure his life was unpleasant. After meeting with his crew, just as the mists started to come out, Kelsier left to steal some atium while Vin and Dockson headed for Clubs' shop, leaving the safe house for the crew.
Around the time Vin trains in emotional Allomancy with Breeze, Steel Inquisitors, looking for Vin, tracked down the safe house and slaughtered the entire crew. After that, the building was abandoned.
After Vin and Zane's attack on Cett's army, OreSeur found Vin hiding in one of the old watch-holes, and reported her location to Elend Venture. Elend then went to comfort her and convinced her to come out.
== Notes ==
category: possessive articles
es:Guarida de Camon
Candlemore

Candlemore is a lighthouse in the Sea of Lost Lights. It lies in the Sea of Oracles, and is near the Salavashi Trench.
On the map of the Sea of Lost Lights that Nazh stole, he writes that he rode from Celebrant to Candlemore on a mandra, and that someone (likely Khriss) owes him some silver pieces for a bet.
In the Physical Realm, it is likely very close to Kelathar, north of the Sunmaker Mountains.
== Notes ==
Captain of the Oot's Dream

The Captain of the Oot's Dream is the captain of the Oot's Dream which sailed the seas of Lumar.
== Appearance and Personality ==
The Captain is tan with matted hair and bad breath. He thinks highly of himself, but does not seem to realize that others do not share this opinion.
== History ==
The Captain of the Oot's Dream was a smuggler who had forged mercantile writs from the Verdant King in order to buy and sell goods without paying tariffs. When he picked up a shipment of Brick's ale from Diggen's Point, Tress disguised herself as a royal inspector and demanded passage on the Oot's Dream to report to the king. Thinking that Tress was trying to expose their smuggling operation, the Captain ordered for her to be poisoned and locked in the ship's brig. When the Crow's Song attacked the Oot's Dream, the Captain allowed Dorp to use Tress to try to stop the attack. The Crow's Song did not stop and the Captain of the Oot's Dream was killed along with his crew.
== Notes ==
category: possessive articles
es:Capitán del Sueño de Oot
Carl Newton

Carl Newton is a checkout and a member of ICON. He has a nasal voice, and Holly calls him Nasal Man in her head. He has curly red hair, well muscled, and a piercing in his left nostril. He is a former lab technician, and someone stole his lab equipment two weeks after he checked out. He joined with ICON, and was part of the fire team that kidnaps Holly’s Provisional Replica.
== Notes ==
Carla

Carla is the leader of the Stingray Clan. She is an stocky, older Ildithian woman with thinning hair.
When Tia came to Ildithia, Carla allowed her to hide among them. While the others in the Stingray Clan protested, Carla claimed that protecting Tia was something they needed to do. However, Prof ended up tracking Tia to them, due to finding her cola in a shipment for the Stingray Clan. Carla started preparing for a fight before Tia decided to give herself up to protect them. Carla agreed, and though she was sorry for giving Tia up, she needed to protect the Stingray Clan. Carla and the other members of the Stingray Clan pretended to not know who Tia was, and they were spared.
After their close encounter with Prof, Carla made it clear to the Reckoners that Stingray Clan wouldn't be helping to rescue Tia. Carla and Stingray Clan then proceeded to covertly pull out of the city.
== Notes ==
Carlo's Bend

Carlo's Bend is a location in the Elendel Basin on Scadrial where the train tracks between Doxonar and Elendel get particularly close to the canal.
After losing much of their crew in the fight at the Yomen-Ostlin wedding dinner, the Vanishers needed to pull off one more aluminum heist to resupply while they layed low. Waxillium Ladrian correctly predicted that they would target the House Tekiel Breaknaught while it passed Carlo's Bend.
== Notes ==
Caull

Caull was a young man from Hearthstone in Alethkar on Roshar. 
Caull was born to a man named Taleb. In , when Highmarshal Meridas Amaram visited to Hearthstone to recruit men for his army, Citylord Roshone chooses Caull to be one of the men conscripted, along with Agil, Habrin, Jorna and Tien.
== Notes ==
Cazzi

The Cazzi are a people that lived in Classical Scadrial, known for their culture centred around death and mortality. The Cazzi people and their religion, like all others, were erased by the Lord Ruler as he assimilated them into the Final Empire and the imperial faith.
== Religion and Culture ==
=== Culture ===
The Cazzi people deeply valued the importance of death and mortality. 
They kept a caste of slaves, on which the Lord Ruler based the lives of the skaa upon. Who they kept as slaves and how the system was systemically justified is currently unknown.
=== Religion ===
The Cazzi are a people familiar with death, they teach of the beauty of mortality, the importance of death, and the vital function of the human body as a partaker of the greater divine whole. Death chants are among their practices. These chants are believed by the Cazzi to help free the spirits of the dead from their corpses, allowing them to return to the "mountain of souls". 
They believe that all beings are part of a singular divine whole, and each body is a work of art created by a spirit that lives within the world. It is further taught that those with mental or physical disabilities have such disabilities due to being punished by the spirit for their evil. They believe in a form of body-soul dualism, teaching of a spirit which exists within the body and is capable of being separated from it. However, it appears that it does not naturally leave the body, and requires a death chant in order to free it from the flesh. 
As they valued the vital functions of the body as a partaker in the divine whole, they kept detailed diagrams and descriptions of the human body. 
Sazed used Cazzi teachings about the body to restore humans to their pre-ascension form.
== Trivia ==
* In older versions of The Hero of Ages, they were referred to as the Canzi. 
 
== Notes ==
Category: Religion
Cecil G. Bagsworth III

Cecil G. Bagsworth III is the author of several books about interdimensional travel, as well as the editor of Alcatraz Smedry's autobiographies. In addition, he is the editor of A Night of Blacker Darkness.
== Appearance and Personality ==
Bagsworth loves truth and enjoys his adventures through the multiverse, but he also finds the breadth of knowledge isolating.
== History ==
At some point, Bagsworth participated in the Micronization War. In 2085, the year after the invention of interdimensional travel, Bagsworth was recruited for a government-sponsored Middle Ages expedition. There, he won a jousting tournament, introduced electricity, and earned the trust of Henry II. Eventually, Bagsworth founded Frugal Wizard Inc. and wrote several books about interdimensional wizardry.
== Bibliography ==
* The Truth of Truth: A Call to Adventure (2098)
* Science for Wizards
* My Lives: An Autobiography of Cecil G. Bagsworth III, The First Interdimensional Wizard (2102)
* The Frugal Wizard's Handbook for Surviving Medieval England
* (Editor) A Night of Blacker Darkness
* (Editor) Alcatraz Versus the Evil Librarians series
* (Editor) The Planet of the Rising Sun
* (Editor) The Seafaring Adventures of Captain Ahabraha'm and his Magical Crew by Abraham Lincoln
== Trivia ==
* Cecil is a character originally invented by Dan Wells; he now appears in works of both Dan's and Brandon's.
* Cecil is based off of a person Brandon and Dan know. He attended Brandon's wedding wearing a top hat and monocle.
* He looks, by pure coincidence, exactly like Brandon's brother Jordan.
== Notes ==
Cenn

Cenn is a young, darkeyed spearman in Amaram's army. He is looked after by Dallet and Kaladin during his first and fatal battle.
== Appearance and Personality ==
Cenn is young, inexperienced, and bears a certain resemblance to Tien. Before his first battle he gets nervous, exclaiming that he's going to die, and experiences Dallet's gruff voice as comforting. While fighting he acts bravely nonetheless.
== History ==
Cenn was a chull farmer before joining the army and was fifteen years old when he volunteered to enlist. After barely three months of training Cenn got assigned to Gare's squad, but before his first real battle Kaladin bribed Gare to transfer Cenn to his own squad to be able to protect the young recruit.
When Cenn found his way to Kaladin's squad he was prepared for the upcoming fight, against Hallaw`s army, by Dallet, Kaladin's sergeant, who told him to piss even though the army has already formed ranks. As soon as the battle started Cenn was surprised by the chaos of a real fight, as his training led him to believe that there would be more discipline and order in Amaram's army.
During the battle Dallet kept watch over Cenn, regularly pushing him back in formation and giving him some veteran advice. After the squad formed a V formation, Cenn was first placed in the safe center of it. Later Dallet placed him at the bottom of the V pattern, although Cenn did no more than just stand his ground. An hour later Kaladin ordered the squad to abandon the hill they were defending, but in the chaos Cenn got separated from his squadmates. When faced by six enemy soldiers he still tried to make a stroke at the lead soldier but got stabbed in his thigh himself. His foe was about to kill him, were it not that Kaladin took all six of them down, and then Kaladin bound his wound.
When Kaladin attacked a lighteyed officer, Dallet stayed behind with Cenn and the other wounded. Cenn was starting to feel light-headed because he lost too much blood, and when the Shardbearer came for them he just closed his eyes and was trampled by the man's horse.
Cenn hissed a Death Rattle before his death, while Kaladin kneeled over him:
== Notes ==
category: viewpoint characters
Centrifugal

Centrifugal Is a short story that Brandon wrote for a contest when he was a senior in high school. It is available for free on his website.
== Summary ==
Laros Mezprique discovered a red supergiant star only a fraction of a lightyear away from Earth and created a plan to harness its energy in the future when it was projected to go supernova. Joshua Shorton purchased rights to the star, cut Laros out of the project, and began implementing the plan himself, which became know as the Shorton Project. Laros went on to study genetics and implemented a revenge plan involving someone named Jammer Alistes.
Three thousand years later, the project nears completion. Joshua's descendant Emil Shorton gloats to Mront, who disagrees with the project, in the final minutes before supernova.
Meanwhile, Ronald/Robert Alistes (Presumable a descendant of Jammer) is full of adrenaline, unable to feel pain, and compelled to break into the Shorton Project base. Sergeant Forec and a computer technician notice Alistes, but decide to leave him, figuring that he would be stopped by the DNA scan and then drop dead from the adrenaline.
Alistes fools the DNA scan, giving him access to a diamond that focus energy from the shields. Alistes throws himself into the energy flow. He dies, but manages to damage the system enough for the shields to fail. The star then goes supernova and destroys the entire base. The Shorton family is left in massive debt from the failed project.
== Notes ==
Cett

Cett may refer to:
*House Cett - a noble house that has existed on Scadrial since the Final Empire; Cett Mansion is the seat of House Cett in Elendel
:Mistborn Era 1
:*Ashweather Cett - The head of House Cett at the end of the Final Empire
:*Allrianne Cett - Ashweather's daughter
:*Gneorndin Cett - Ashweather's son
:Mistborn Era 2
:*Aving Cett - A descendant of Ashweather
:*Westweather Cett - A descendant of Ashweather
:*Darlin Cett - A member of the Elendel Senate
:*Cett (coach owner) - an unnamed member of the Cett family that runs Ashweather Carriage and Coach
Cett (coach owner)

An unnamed member of the Cett family is the owner and operator of Ashweather Carriage and Coach in Elendel on Scadrial.
== Appearance and Personality ==
He is pudgy, and he wears a formal suit with a waistcoat and long tails. His primary interest is making money, and he pays more respect to people from noble houses than he would an average citizen. He is willing to use immoral and illegal methods to advance his business.
== History ==
Waxillium Ladrian follows a lead to Ashweather Carriage and Coach while pursuing Bleeder. Wax has a general dislike of the Cett family due to their avarice, and he immediately identifies the proprietor as a Cett by his appearance and body language. Wax asks a number of questions about the business and grows suspicious of Cett's eagerness to accomodate his requests. In Cett's records, Wax finds that a coach was hired by someone using the Terris word for "secret", piquing his interest. The coach in question, driven by Chapaou, did in fact carry Bleeder. 
Wax ultimately realizes that Cett does not know anything about Bleeder, but he still believes that he is hiding something. After learning that Cett employs a Coinshot to scout the streets for clients, Wax correctly guesses that Cett also employs a Rioter to drum up more business, an illegal activity under the Allomantic Agreement of '94. Wax tells Cett that he will be reporting this crime to the constable-general.
== Notes ==
Chaeyung

Chaeyung is a Torish woman who worked as an attendant to yoki-hijo Yumi.
==Appearance and Personality==
Chaeyung appears to be in her thirties and has a willowy figure with very short hair, which she wears in a bun.
==History==
Chaeyung is from Torio. She eventually became an attendant of Yumi, under Liyun. Chaeyung has a particular talent for combing the tangles out of Yumi's hair without hurting her. Her duties included feeding, bathing, and dressing Yumi, as well as escorting her, fetching needs such as water, and performing various other acts of service. Following the activation of the father machine, Chaeyung was turned into a nightmare.
Chaeyung continued to attend Yumi over the centuries that followed, at the direction of the machine, until the time of Yumi and Nikaro's bond. When Nikaro noticed a man's flyer operating strangely and inquired as to the reason, Chaeyung quietly explained that the creations of the scholars from the Institute of Mechanical Solutions do not work as well as those created by a yoki-hijo.
== Notes ==
Challenge of Stormhold

The Challenge of Stormhold is a historical event on Roshar.
The Veristitalians Jasnah Kholin and Jochi debated the details of the challenge, which had been lost to history. The Herald Shalash was present at the event and told Jasnah that King Iyalid had been drunk, which settled some aspect of the argument in favor of Jochi.
== Notes ==
Chamblis Montreau

Chamblis Montreau is a brand of alcohol in Elendel on Scadrial.
In , the company ran an advertisement in The House Record in conjunction with Gentleman Jak promoting Chamblis 328, presumably a wine or other alcohol that was bottled in . Jak praised the drink within his story, and an advertisement at the end of the piece included his endorsement of drinking Chamblis 328 while smoking Doxonar brand cigars.
== Notes ==
ChanGaar

ChanGaar is an imprisonment ritual used by the kandra on Scadrial to punish those who have committed the most serious of crimes.
The ritual consists of breaking the offending kandra's bones and then sealing them in a pit with only a small hole for food. The kandra is left there for ten generations, after which they are starved to death.
KanPaar sentences TenSoon to ChanGaar for rebelling against the council and betraying the secret of how to control the kandra to Vin. However, TenSoon uses his superior strength and speed that his canine body provides him to escape before it could be carried out.
== Notes ==
Chan Ko Sar

Chan Ko Sar is the original Vessel of the Shard Invention. Tanavast describes them as traveling the cosmere and creating marvels.
== Abilities and Attributes ==
As a Vessel of the Shard Invention, Chan Ko Sar is immortal and immensely powerful.
== History ==
Like all original Vessels, Chan Ko Sar is a native of Yolen. They participated in the Shattering of Adonalsium along with sixteen other people, and took up one of the Shards, Invention. Three thousand years after the Shattering, Chan Ko Sar was creating wonderful things when Honor contacted them for help against Odium and they rejected Honor.
==Notes==
Chanada

Chanada is the head ardent of the Alethi warcamps on the Shattered Plains during the Era of Solitude.
After Urithiru was rediscovered, Chanada traveled there via the Oathgate along with the rest of the people from the warcamps. After she heard that Dalinar Kholin and Navani Kholin were courting, she had Kadash go to all the other ardents, such as Rushu and Ladent to order them not to perform a marriage ceremony between the two. As a result, Dalinar and Navani could not find an ardent to marry them, so the Stormfather had to officiate instead.
The name Chanada is likely derived from Chanarach, the Herald.
== Notes ==
Chananar

Chananar is a soldier in the coalition of monarchs on Roshar.
== History ==
Navani Kholin asked Chananar to secretly watch her workstation. Navani had set the workstation as a bait for whoever was sending her secret spanreed messages. Dabbid took the bait and tried to replace Navani's lost spanreed. Chananar observed Dabbid doing so, and caught him in the act along with a couple other soldiers. Chananar then took the spanreed fabrial from Dabbid and gave it to Navani.
== Notes ==
Chanarach/Gallery

== Official artwork ==
Herald Glyph Chanarach.svg| by Chana's glyph
Chanarach.jpg| by Chana's chapter symbol
Chanarach Endsheet.png| by On one of the endpages in Rhythm of War
WOK Coin Dustbringer.png| by Dustbringer Coin
== Fanworks ==
Chanarach by Shuravf.jpg| by 
Chana by Esther Schrader.jpg| by 
Ending the Oathpact by Katie Payne.jpg | by Ending the Oathpact with the other Heralds at the end of the Last Desolation.
Category:Gallery Subpages
Chanasha Hasareh

Chanasha Hasareh is a merchant on Roshar. She found modest success hiring out her chull teams to caravans crossing the Shattered Plains after most of the Alethi relocated to Urithiru. 
Chanasha is lighteyed, although she is of a low dahn. She is presumably of the Vorin faith, as she wears a safehand sleeve. She is not the smiling type, and seems to be known as a shrewd negotiator. She always carries a reed in her pocket and never lets a day go by without reconciling her accounts. Her name is derived from the herald Chanaranach.
She was bribed to hide in a secure location for a month while Shallan impersonated her as part of an attempt to infiltrate the Sons of Honor.
== Notes ==