Not likely, as it's hundreds of years later. Unless Brandon brings Sazed into it.
They never explained how that certain act was preformed, but the best guess would be that the earring was in her sister when she died, turning it into the spike.
The Final Empire
The Well of Ascension
The Hero of Ages
Brandon Sanderson said that it is going to be a 'trilogy of a trilogies'. The second sequel is set in an urban setting with modern technology. However The Alloy of Law is a stand alone short novel, not the start of the second sequel.
Despite everything that went on around Kelsier he always managed to keep a sense of humor. Making sure to keep everyone in a lighter mood.
The Skaa are essentially the lower working class in a society that has no middle class. They aren't paid for their work but receive food tokens in exchange for their work.
Technically it has grown to be more than a trilogy. The original trilogy is:
But there is another 4 book series so far written 300 years after the original trilogy based on Wax and Wayne during a roughly industrial revolution era technologically.
There are also several short stories best read after finishing the original trilogy and probably books 1-3 of the Wax and Wayne series:
After the Wax and Wayne series, Brandon Sanderson plans to write at least 2 more trilogies in the mistborn series. One that will take place in a modern era with modern technology, and one that will be more science fiction using allomancy and future technology and space travel. These books also tie into Brandon Sanderson's greater Cosmere. Which almost all his book take place in and loosely connects all his work.
White was a very unusual color in the empire due to all of the ashfall. It was about impossible to keep it clean, so it was very striking. It made him stand out.
Elend started off as the mischievous, sarcastic type, someone who didn't want to blend in and he especially didn't want to be like his father. He had a kind heart and he wanted to do good. But after the crew overthrew the Lord Ruler and Elend became king, he began to realise that his kind nature wasn't what his people needed or wanted right then. So he had to become harder and more forceful. He struggled for a long time to find the balance between the king side of himself and the old side and eventually, in the end, I think he found it.
Gold allows those who burn it the ability to see who they could have become if their lives had followed a different path.
Kelsier, Hammond, Clubs, Dockson, Breeze, Marsh, Sazed and Vin. Spook could be considered a member of the crew as he participated due to his relation to Clubs.
Clubs was able to burn copper, which allowed him to hide other allomancers around him from being discovered.
It was too easy for powerful allomancers to alter other substances in ways that changed the meaning or left out certain important facts, in order to establish their own power.
Zinc (rioter)- Riots peoples emotions
Brass(soother)- Soothes peoples emotions.
Copper(smoker)- Hides the burning of other metals, stops emotions from being effected.
Bronze (seeker)- Allows others to track those burning metal
Gold- Allows the person to see other
Electrum- Allows the burner to see a vision of possible paths they could take.
Iron(Lurcher)- Allows the person to to pull on nearby metals.
Steel(coinshot)-Allows the burner to push metals away from them.
Tin (Tineye)- Allows the person to increase their senses.
Pewter (Thug)- Increases the strength of the person burning the metal
Aluminum- When burned it will deplete all metals in the person. (gives no effect)
Duralumin- When the person burns this it will enhance all the other metals that the person is currently burning.
Atium- Allows the person to see the future movements of people and things around them.
Vin used a multitude of weapons throughout the trilogy. The most common weapon she used were glass daggers and coins. On occasion she also used staffs, swords, Koloss swords, window glass, a belt buckle, lanterns and body armor to name a few.
A misting is a person who can only burn a single metal. Clubs, Hammond, and Breeze are all mistings. A Mistborn is someone who can burn all metals. Kelsier and Vin are both Mistborn.
The mists weren't actually killing anyone. They way I took it, it was Ruin killing a percentage of the people who became ill to "balance" preservation turning them into mistings.
The prophecy fit Sazed because he was an outcast from his culture. A gender neutral phrase was used as a description was used that was thought to allow a man or women to be the hero of ages but in fact it was used to describe a person without gender. And since Sazed was castrated he "had no gender" as Sazed put it in one of the books.
Jastes controlled the koloss by paying them, he had wooden disks painted to look like coins so they would feel more human.