History Characters / TheMistbornAdventures

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!!The New Crew

[[folder:Wax]]
!!Lord Waxillium "Wax" Ladrian

The main character of the book. Wax was formally a lawkeeper in the Roughs, but after he accidentally killed his wife, he returned to the city. Due to his uncle's untimely death, he becomes the head of the Ladrian House. However, due to the crime wave in Elendel, he takes up his guns and prepares to fight crime once again.
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* AllYourPowersCombined: As a Twinborn, he has one Allomancy power and one Feruchemy power.
* {{Badass}}
** BadassLongcoat: His mistcoat.
** HeartbrokenBadass: For most of the story.
* CulturedBadass: Cultivated the appearance of a noble dandy despite being out in the Roughs.
* FamousAncestor: He's a direct descendant of Lord Ladrian - better known to us as ''Breeze'' - and, presumably, Allrianne Cett, from the original trilogy.
* GuileHero: Wax is not only an excellent gun fighter, he also has a keen mind for putting together evidence and figuring out motives.
* GunsAkimbo: In several scenes in the book. Including once with ''shotguns''.
* HeroProtagonist: Helps people because he genuinely wants to do the right thing. Though he does mention that he got into the business because he needed the money.
* ILetGwenStacyDie: His confrontation with Bloody Tan in the beginning ends with Lessie's accidental death.
* ImprobableAimingSkills: Miles notes that he's seen Wax repeatedly pull off shots he'd have sworn were impossible. [[spoiler: Near the end, he has to use a speed bubble to [[UpToEleven shoot his own bullet mid-flight to change it's trajectory and hit an enemy hiding behind a hostage]]. He gets a headshot]].
* NotQuiteFlight: Wax often uses the combination of his steel pushing allomancy and weight manipulation Feruchemy to soar great distances.
* OneManArmy: During the wedding, he kills 19 heavily armed mooks by himself without any innocent bystanders being killed. In the climax, [[spoiler:Miles]] states explicitly that he's wasted as anything but a killer, because he's just ''that'' good.
* ProperlyParanoid: Wax is always worried about being attacked, watching for snipers, and keeping an eye on exits. Once he leaves the Roughs, he still goes about armed with three revolvers, one of which is loaded with hollow points to let him Steelpush. And every single one of these precautions is fully justified by the bandits and assassins he fights.
* RevolversAreJustBetter: To the point of carrying ''two''.
* SherlockScan: Though not quite as adept as the TropeNamer, he still comes up with some amazing conclusions with little evidence, although his skill is subverted when Marasi is invited into the lab: "You realize I spent all night coming to those conclusions? You just reached them in all of . . . what? Ten minutes?"
** Marasi does point out that [[JustifiedTrope Wax is sleep deprived, and would likely have come up with it just as fast if he weren't]].
* ShotgunsAreJustBetter: During his days as a Lawbringer. He hung them up [[spoiler:For a while]].
* VitriolicBestBuds: With Wayne.
* WaistcoatOfStyle: Rocks one of these during the book as common clothing, and is depicted with it in a lot of fanart.

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[[folder:Wayne]]
!!Wayne

Waxillium's partner in crime... fighting. After Wax heads to the city to take over House Ladrian, Wayne follows him there. Once he arrives, he continues to provide Wax with staunch support.
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* AllYourPowersCombined: As a Twinborn, he has one Allomancy power and one Feruchemy power.
* AmazonChaser: Wayne admits to Marasi that he prefers the kind of woman who can kick his ass, and he takes quite a liking to Ranette, precisely because she's apparently shot him repeatedly. She rebuffs his advances.
* TheAtoner: [[spoiler: Wayne accidentally killed a man in his early thieving days. Wax saved him from the hangman's noose, and Wayne has been helping him fight crime since. Wayne sends half of what he makes to the family of the man he killed.]]
* BavarianFireDrill: By using the right clothes and attitude he can manipulate nearly anyone into helping him.
%%* ChivalrousPervert
* CloudCuckooLander: Has rather... [[InsaneTrollLogic odd]]... ways of thinking. And mild kleptomania.
* DisguisedInDrag: At one point, he impersonates an old woman.
* DoesNotLikeGuns: With good reason, according to his BackStory.
* DuelBoss: One of the two ways his TimeStandsStill ability is used in combat.
* DualWielding: His primary weapons are a pair of dueling canes.
* DullSurprise: Used when [[spoiler:Tillaume]] tries to kill Wax.
--> '''Wayne:''' Huh, [[spoiler:tea's poisoned]].
* FlashStep: The other of the two ways.
* GoodThingYouCanHeal: Wayne suffers from lots of injuries throughout the book. Enough that he would have been dead several times over if not for his Bloodmaker powers.
* HealingFactor: He has to store up health for later, but it comes in quite handy.
* HeelFaceTurn: Years and years before the story starts, he was a petty thief Wax saved from the hangman's noose.
%%* HiddenDepths
* InsaneTrollLogic: "I bought a ward against [logic] off a traveling fortune-teller. It lets me add two 'n' two and get a pickle."
* MasterOfDisguise: He is great at disguises. In fact, he could have easily been a professional actor. His entirely mundane quick change skills combine with his speed bubble ability to let him get in disguise so fast someone not looking for it will see it as instantaneous.
* MethodActing: His disguises don't usually last long enough for this to go into depth, but his viewpoint chapters indicate that he thinks in character while in disguise.
* NiceHat: He certainly thinks so, he's not happy at all when it gets stolen.
* NotEvenBotheringWithTheAccent: Inverted. According to Wayne, the right accent is the most important part of a disguise.
** Although he does drop the accent on purpose when he ''wants'' to be exposed.
* ReformedCriminal
* SherlockScan: He's very good at learning about people's character and history just by observing them, particularly focusing on their accents.
* StickyFingers: Seems to be a clinical kleptomaniac, generally leaves objects of roughly the same value as a "trade" for the things he steals. Or what he thinks is the same value. He often leaves things mostly-worthless to others in exchange for the item. Later, near the end of the book, he leaves an aluminum bullet, worth more than its weight in gold, in exchange for a minor item. Wax is quick to realize that, ironically, the person receiving the bullet won't know it's value and likely throw it away.
* TheSocialExpert: While fairly competent at combat, where Wayne really shines is in disguise, investigation, and manipulation.
* TimeStandsStill: Can create a bubble around him where everything inside moves faster than what's outside. There are a lot of limitations to it, but he does pretty good given those limits. It's not quite stopping the outside, but it's close.
* VitriolicBestBuds: With Waxillium.

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[[folder:Marasi]]
!!Marasi Colms

The cousin of Steris Harms, Marasi teams up with Wax when he saves her from a kidnapping attempt by the Vanishers. Her knowledge of criminals is a great help in figuring out the plans of their foes.
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* ActionGirl: Zigzagged. She's a good shot with a rifle, [[RealityEnsues but that doesn't make her a fighter.]]
* AwesomeByAnalysis: She frequently quotes crime statistics and uses the conclusions drawn to help with the situation.
* BadassBookworm: She's in her university's rifle club. The skills she learned there with a rifle are quite useful in the book.
* GuysSmashGirlsShoot: Primarily uses a rifle at long range, with Wax and Wayne opting for more close quarters style of fighting. Wax tends to use guns more at short range.
* HeartIsAnAwesomePower: Her ability to freeze herself and the immediate area in time seems pretty useless at first blush. Turns out that it's actually DifficultButAwesome.
* HeroicBastard: [[spoiler:She's actually Steris's illegitimate half-sister.]]
* TheKnightsWhoSaySquee: Once she meets up with her idol, Wax.
* TheSmartGuy: Not much of a fighter, but her knowledge of criminology comes in handy.
* TimeStandsStill: Inverted: She can make herself, and the room around her, move very slowly compared to the outside world. She (and [[spoiler:her father]]), don't think it's a very useful ability.
* WhatKindOfLamePowerIsHeartAnyway: Finds this driven home after seeing how Wayne makes such good use of his opposite power. [[spoiler:She still makes good use of it in the climax]].
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!!Allies
[[folder:Ranette]]
!!Ranette

A gunsmith ally of Wax's who hates Wayne. Also a lurcher.
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* ChekhovsGunman: Early in the story, Wax notes that his guns were made by Ranette, and that she's in town. Slightly later, Wayne tells Wax Ranette's exact address. It comes as no surprise that they pay her a visit before the story's end.
* MundaneUtility: She uses her Lurcher abilities to help her smith weapons by pulling tools off walls. She's even got levers set up in her house to open doors with Ironpulls so she can walk around with her hands full.
* TheUltimateBlacksmith: Of the gunsmithing variety.
* WrenchWench: She's a master gunsmith.
* AmbiguouslyGay / DudeShesALesbian: Ranette is an unfeminine character - wearing trousers instead of dresses, etc. and when, Marasi makes a comment about her and Wayne, Wax explains that "She's not interested in him that way. In fact I'm not sure she's interested in men at all."
* WordOfGay: Confirmed gay by Brandon Sanderson in interviews.

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[[folder:Tillaume]]
!!Tillaume

The Ladrian family butler.
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* EvilAllAlong: Revealed very shortly before his death.
* TrademarkFavoriteFood: Tea, in all of its varieties.
* TheButlerDidIt: [[spoiler:If he had succeeded at his plan, this would have been true.]]
* TheMole: For Mister Suit.
* TakingYouWithMe: [[spoiler:After he's revealed as TheMole he attempts this.]]
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!!Elendel

[[folder:Steris]]
!!Steris Harms

Wax's fiance in an arranged marriage to bring House Ladrian closer to House Harms. Kidnapped by the Vanishers early on, causing Wax, Wayne, and Marasi to set out to rescue her.
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* AlphaBitch: What she initially appears to be.
* DefrostingTheIceQueen: She's very analytical and brusque with how she treats Wax, but she warms up to him [[spoiler:after he rescues her from the Vanishers]].
* DistressedDamsel: Her kidnapping kicks off the main plot.
* {{Fetish}}: When Wax [[spoiler:rescues her and launches them both into the air with Allomancy]] he realizes that Steris is aroused by it.
* GenreSavvy: A preview reading of the sequel reveals her to be this, as she is aware that ''something'' is bound to go wrong during her wedding with Wax, so she decides to ''invite'' someone (or someones) with a grudge against him so there isn't as big of a chance of something major happening that they didn't plan for.
* HiddenDepths: See GenreSavvy. WordOfGod is that the sequel well flesh out her character a bit more.
* NoSocialSkills: By her own admission.
* YourCheatingHeart: Doesn't seem to see anything wrong with Wax having a mistress or two.
** Considering that [[spoiler: she knows her father had Marasi by a mistress]], this makes a lot more sense.
** And she specifies in the first draft of their prenup that if Wax takes a mistress, she gets to sleep with the carriage boy.

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[[folder:Lord Harms]]
!!Lord Harms

The father of Steris and Marasi (with different women), who works to arrange a marriage between Steris and Wax.
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* HiddenDepths: He's not as bad as Steris. In fact, she's more in charge than he is.
* {{Jerkass}}: At first, until Steris is kidnapped.
* YourCheatingHeart:
** He had Marasi with a mistress, and Steris knows it.
** Also okay with Wax doing this.

[[/folder]]

[[folder:Constable Brettin]]
!!Constable Brettin

An Elendel constable who heads up the octant where most of the first book's action takes place.
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* DeadPersonImpersonation: Per WordOfGod, [[spoiler:by [=TenSoon=].]]
* ObstructiveBureaucrat: Until [[spoiler:[=TenSoon=] replaces him]].
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!!The Roughs

[[folder:Lessie]]
!!Lessie

Wax's wife in the Roughs.
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* BattleCouple: With Wax.
* BoomHeadshot: By accident from Wax.
* CynicismCatalyst: For Wax.
* WeHardlyKnewYe: Dies in the prologue.

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[[folder:Bloody Tan]]
!!Bloody Tan

The villain of the prologue. He's killed quite a few people by the time Wax has reached him, and rants about [[DontFearTheReaper Ironeyes]].
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* AxeCrazy: Extremely violent and dangerous.
* DeadGuyOnDisplay: His M.O. Given his use of spikes, he could very likely be aware of [[BloodMagic Hemalurgy]].
* SerialKiller: Kills people and hangs them up in his lair.
* StarterVillain: Not exactly Wax's first, but rather the first one the audience is introduced to.
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!!The Vanishers

[[folder:The Masked Man]]
!!Miles "Hundredlives" Dagouter

The leader of the Vanishers, he hates nobles and everything they stand for.
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* BornInTheWrongCentury: [[spoiler:According to Wax, he would have been a hero if he'd been born in the Final Empire, somewhat like Kelsier.]]
* DangerouslyGenreSavvy:
** [[spoiler: He carries around dynamite in the event someone thinks to catch him in a net. This doubles to destroy the net and harm those who capture him. [[ClothingDamage He gets out]] [[HealingFactor unscathed though]]]].
** [[spoiler: Once Wax enters the situation, Miles separates him from his allies and tries to kill him personally on top of a train.]]
* DragonWithAnAgenda: To Mister Suit.
* FallenHero: Was once a heroic lawman until he decides the nobility are the real criminals.
* FeelNoPain: [[spoiler:He's survived so many wounds that would kill an ordinary person that nothing hurts him anymore. This is because he's Miles Hundredlives, famous Gold Compunder.]]
* GenreSavvy: He knows that Wax is more dangerous than anyone else around, and takes appropriate measures to deal with him. [[spoiler:It's not enough]].
* GloryHound: Claims his over the top theatrical heists are meant to obscure the real purpose of the robberies. [[spoiler:But he's clearly bitter about not being better regarded as a lawman, and feels a particular thrill at peoples awe at his crimes. ]]
* GoodThingYouCanHeal: Pretty much everything he does relies on him being able to heal from almost anything. This includes jumping from a high building [[NotTheFallThatKillsYou and instantly reknitting his bones upon contact with the ground]], and detonating dynamite [[ActionBomb in his own hand]] to try to kill people.
* HealingFactor: [[spoiler:Due to his ability to Allomantically burn his Feruchemical stores of health, he has a truly ridiculous one. He doesn't need strong bones because they've already started healing before they've even finished breaking. He even shoot himself in the face to demonstrate his power to his men, using a ''shotgun''. However, the power is also given a {{deconstruction}}. Since he needs to use gold to burn in order to use his abilities, he needs to have a job that is extremely high paying in order to keep himself alive, something that Wax is aware of and uses as his way of realizing that Miles is working for someone of exceptional wealth.]]
* TheHeavy: He's the main villain of ''The Alloy of Law''. Though Mr. Suit/[[spoiler:Edwarn Ladrian]] is the ultimate string-puller, The Masked Man is the one the protagonists are most concerned about dealing with.
* HeWhoFightsMonsters: While the nobles he oppses aren't the best of people, he and his gang are a lot worse.
* HonorBeforeReason: Or so he claims. His actions don't quite match up with that.
* {{Hypocrite}}: [[spoiler: Still looks down on Wax for showing mercy on [[TheAtoner repentant murderer Wayne]], despite operating an entire gang of mercenary trigger happy cutthroats.]]
* ImplacableMan: [[spoiler:Because he's Miles Dagouter.]]
* JumpedOffTheSlipperySlope: [[spoiler:Became a criminal because being a lawman didn't stop criminals from existing.]]
* KnightTemplar: [[spoiler:Left no survivors when he worked as a lawkeeper.]]
* LawmanGoneBad: [[spoiler:Miles was once a good, if KnightTemplar -ish, lawman but turned to evil when he decided that the political figures he worked for were the real criminals.]]
* MakeSureHesDead: Shot three times in the head postmortem by one of the constables who was among his executioners on the firing line, just to be sure. A JustifiedTrope due to his reputation and [[HealingFactor abilities]].
* NamesToRunAwayFromReallyFast: His nickname is [[spoiler:Miles Hundredlives]].
* NighInvulnerable: [[spoiler:With his healing powers active he can shrug off gunshot wounds to the head and dynamite wounds almost immediately.]]
* NotSoDifferent: [[spoiler:Miles is a more brutal version of Kelsier. Wax even admits that Miles probably would have been considered a hero had he been born during the time of the Final Empire]].
* ObfuscatingDisability: [[spoiler:He fakes a gunshot wound so that Wax won't suspect him of being Miles, renowned Gold Compounder.]]
* RasputinianDeath: Considering his nature, this is inevitable: [[spoiler:the firing squad had to lay into him with five volleys before he finally died]]. But what makes it particularly impressive is that [[spoiler:they stripped him of his goldminds first]], meaning that [[spoiler:he survived getting shot dozens of times at once, repeatedly, five times, ''using only his remaining reserves of ingested gold'']].
* ShadowArchetype: To [[spoiler:Waxillium]]. Both of them are aware of it, too.

[[/folder]]

[[folder:Tarson]]
!!Tarson

A koloss-blooded peterarm who is one of the top enforcers of the gang.
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* AmazingTechnicolorPopulation: Has gray skin on account of being koloss-blooded.
* BoomHeadshot: [[spoiler:Due to Wax opting to ShootTheBullet when he is about to kill Marasi.]]
* DumbMuscle: If only in comparison to those around him. He's smarter than the average {{mook}}, but can't keep up with the gambits going on.
%%* LightningBruiser
* NiceHat: Stolen from Wayne, who wants it back.
* SuperStrength: He's got koloss-blood and he's a pewterarm.

[[/folder]]

[[folder:Push and Pull]]
!!Push and Pull

Two bodyguards on loan to the Masked Man from Mr. Suit.
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* EliteMooks: Basically what they boil down to.
* MeaningfulName: Push is a Coinshot, Pull is a Lurcher. A
* NoNameGiven: No one ever refers to them by their names.
* OnlyKnownByTheirNickname: They are only called Push and Pull
* ThoseTwoBadGuys: They are two bad guys with the opposite abilities.
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!!The Organization

[[folder:Mister Suit]]
!!Mister Suit

The man who helped finance the Vanishers, he is somewhat put off by the Masked Man's theatrics, but goes along regardless.
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* BiggerBad: The one pulling the strings of The Vanishers.
* EvilUncle: [[spoiler:To Wax.]]
* KarmaHoudini: [[spoiler:Escapes this book unscathed. The SequelHook is basically set up to fix that.]]
* MadScientist: His journal implies he is sponsoring Hemalurgy experiments.
* TheManBehindTheMan: Though it's hinted that he's just a part of a larger conspiracy.

[[/folder]]

[[folder:The Council]]
!!The Council

Mentioned by Mr. Suit, implied to be the larger conspiracy behind the Vanishers.
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* TheManBehindTheMan: Through Mr. Suit, they hired the Vanishers.
%%* OmniscientCouncilOfVagueness

[[/folder]]

!!Original Trilogy Characters
[[folder:Ironeyes]]
!!Ironeyes[=/=]Marsh

Death himself. Named for the iron spikes still smashed into his eyes.
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* AscendedDemon: He's still the most powerful Steel Inquisitor ever made, and was the primary weapon of Ruin during the events of the original trilogy. Now he works for a far more benevolent God, and is no longer under mind control.
* CreepyGood: Works with Harmony, but is extremely off-putting. It's bad enough that he has railroad spikes where his eyes should be, and dozens of other spikes all over his body if you were in a position to look. He also uses emotional allomancy to interact with people without causing panic, and is VERY heavy handed about it. For example, he first draws Marassi in with irresistible curiosity and then deadens all her emotions to stop her from panicking. She would have found it terrifying except she COULDN'T at the time...
* DontFearTheReaper: While he's really creepy, he's not that bad. In fact, he's technically not even the reaper at all.
* TheDreaded: As one would expect.
* GrimReaper: Has developed a reputation as being a reaper-like figure.
* RuleAbidingRebel: Ironeyes disagrees with [[PhysicalGod Harmony]] on how to solve the problems of the future, but also notes that Harmony's own rules mean that he won't stop him from interfering. Which is good for him, since if Harmony really feels like stopping him there's nothing he can do about it.
* ScarsAreForever: Still has the scars on his face from his last fight with [[spoiler:the Preservation-infused Vin]], particularly the damage to one of his eye spikes.

[[/folder]]

[[folder:Harmony]]
!!Harmony
->See Characters/TheCosmere

[[/folder]]

[[folder:[=TenSoon=]]]
!![=TenSoon=]

A kandra who appears at the end impersonating a constable. Only confirmed per WordOfGod.
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* FaceStealer: Like all kandra.
* NotQuiteDead: His mind was repaired after the events of the original series.
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* AscendantDemon: He's still the most powerful Steel Inquisitor ever made, and was the primary weapon of Ruin during the events of the original trilogy. Now he works for a far more benevolent God, and is no longer under mind control.

* TheDreaded: As one would expect of the GrimReaper.

* ScarsAreForever: Still has the scars on his face from his last fight with [[spoiler:the Preservation-infused Vin]].

* CreepyGood: Works with Harmony, but is extremely off-putting.

* ImprobableAimingSkills: Miles notes that he's seen Wax repeatedly pull of shots he'd have sworn were impossible. [[spoiler: Near the end, he has to use a speed bubble to [[UpToEleven shoot his own bullet mid-flight to change it's trajectory and hit an enemy hiding behind a hostage]]. He gets a headshot]].

* ImprobableAimingSkills: [[spoiler: Near the end, he has to shoot his own bullet mid-flight to change it's trajectory and hit an enemy hiding behind a hostage. To be fair he does the aiming while in a bubble of slowed time. He gets a headshot]].

* MasterOfDisguise: He is great at disguises. In fact, he could have easily been a professional actor.
* NiceHat: He certainly thinks so, he's not happy when it gets stolen.

[[folder:The Masked Man, a.k.a. [[spoiler:Miles "Hundredlives" Dagouter]]]]

[[folder:The Masked Man ([[spoiler:Miles "Hundredlives" Dagouter]])]]

[[folder:The Masked Man]]
!!The Masked Man

[[folder:The New Crew]]

Waxillium's partner in crime...fighting. After Wax heads to the city to take over House Ladrian, Wayne follows him there. Once he arrives, he continues to provide Wax with staunch support.

[[folder:Allies]]
!!Ranette

A gunsmith ally of Wax's who hates Wayne. Also a lurcher.
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* WordOfGay: Confirmed gay by Brandon Sanderson in interviews

[[folder:Elendel]]
!!Steris Harms

Wax's fiance in an arranged marriage to bring House Ladrian closer to House Harms. Kidnapped by the Vanishers early on, causing Wax, Wayne, and Marasi to set out to rescue her.
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[[folder:The Roughs]]
!!Miles Dagouter/Miles Hundredlives

A lawman from the Roughs, known for being extremely dangerous and almost literally unkillable. [[spoiler:See "The Masked Man" under "The Vanishers".]]


!!Lessie

Wax's wife in the Roughs.
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[[folder:The Vanishers]]
!!The Masked Man/[[spoiler:Miles Dagouter]]

The leader of the Vanishers, he hates nobles and everything they stand for.
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!!Push And Pull

[[folder:The Organization]]
!!Mister Suit/[[spoiler:Edwarn Ladrian]]

The man who helped finance the Vanishers, he is somewhat put off by the Masked Man's theatrics, but goes along regardless.
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!![[spoiler:Tillaume]]
->[[spoiler:See the "Allies" folder.]]

[[folder:Original Trilogy Characters]]
!!Ironeyes[=/=][[spoiler:Marsh]]

Death himself. Named for the iron spikes still smashed into his eyes.
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!![[spoiler:[=TenSoon=]]]

A kandra who appears at the end impersonating a constable. Only confirmed per WordOfGod.
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* FaceStealer: Like all kandra.
* NotQuiteDead: His mind was repaired after the events of the original series.

Waxillium's partner in crime. Okay, not really in crime since they're lawkeepers. After Wax heads to the city to take over House Ladrian, Wayne follows him there. Once he arrives, he continues to provide Wax with staunch support.

* ImprobableAimingSkills: [[spoiler: Near the end, he has to shoot his own bullet mid-flight to change it's trajectory and hit an enemy hiding behind a hostage. He gets a headshot]].

* BadassBookworm: She's in her university's gun club. The skills she learned there with a rifle are quite useful in the book.

* NotQuiteDead: Was revived after the events of the original series.

* FallenHero: Was once a heroic lawman until he decides the nobility are the real criminals.

* HealingFactor: [[spoiler:Due to his ability to Allomantically burn his Feruchemical stores of health, he has a truly ridiculous one. He doesn't need strong bones because they've already started healing before they've even finished breaking. He even shoot himself in the face to demonstrate his power to his men, using a ''shotgun''.]]

%%** HeWhoFightsMonsters

* NoNameGiven: TheNo one ever refers to them by there names.

%%* TheSmartGuy

* WordOfGay: Sanderson said prior to the book's release that there would be a lesbian character. Afterwards fans guessed it was Ranette and Peter, Brandon's assistant confirmed it.

* YourCheatingHeart: He had Marasi with a mistress, and Steris knows it.

A lawman from the Roughs, known for being ''extremely'' dangerous and almost literally unkillable. [[spoiler:See "The Masked Man" under "The Vanishers".]]

%%* AxeCrazy

%%* SerialKiller

* DangerouslyGenreSavvy: [[spoiler: He carries around dynamite in the event someone thinks to catch him in a net. This doubles to destroy the net and harm those who capture him. [[ClothingDamage He gets out]] [[HealingFactor unscathed though]]]].
** [[spoiler: Once Wax enters the situation, Miles seperates him from his allies and tries to kill him personally on top of a train.]]

%%* FallenHero

* SuperStrength: He's got koloss-blood ''and'' he's a pewterarm.

* MeaningfulName: Push is a Coinshot, Pull is a Lurcher. Admittedly those aren't their real names, but...
%%* NoNameGiven
%%* OnlyKnownByTheirNickname
%%* ThoseTwoBadGuys

%%* BiggerBad