The second Mistborn series, known as the Wax and Wayne series, features different main characters than the first series. However, there are some connections and references to the original characters and events.

Vin's mother, while attempting to kill Vin as an infant, mistakenly killed Vin's sister by driving a metal earring into her heart. She was trying to create a Hemalurgic spike from the act, but it failed due to the unintended victim. Vin's mother later implanted the earring into Vin, which unknowingly turned her into a Mistborn.

Vin was special to Preservation because she possessed both Allomantic and Feruchemical abilities, making her a unique and powerful Mistborn. Additionally, Preservation saw potential in Vin to make sacrifices for the greater good, allowing her to become the Hero of Ages who could defeat Ruin and save the world. This connection with Preservation gave Vin the strength and determination to carry out her pivotal role in the story.

At the end of the Mistborn trilogy, Sazed is the only member left of the original crew. Vin, Kelsier, and other members have passed away during the events of the series.

TenSoon killed OreSeur in the Mistborn trilogy because he was tricked by Zane into believing that OreSeur had betrayed him. TenSoon was manipulated by Zane's lies and acted out of a sense of duty to protect his people. It was a tragic consequence of Zane's manipulations and the complex dynamics of their relationships as kandra.

Elend and Vin got married in the Mistborn series by sharing vows and exchanging rings in a traditional ceremony. Their marriage was both a symbol of their love and commitment to each other, as well as a way to solidify their alliance in their fight against evil forces.

The Mistborn trilogy by Brandon Sanderson is classified as high fantasy, blending elements of adventure, magic, politics, and world-building in a unique and detailed fictional universe.

The prophecy fit Sazed in "The Hero of Ages" because he ultimately became the Hero of Ages by fulfilling the role of preservation and taking up the power to balance the world. Through his actions and decisions, Sazed embodied the qualities foretold in the prophecy and emerged as the savior of the world.

The mists in Mistborn are not inherently evil; instead, they are described as mysterious and powerful. They play a significant role in the story, but their nature is more complex than simply being good or evil.

In Mistborn, writing in metal was safe because it could only be read and understood by Allomancers who could burn the metal to decipher the message. This made it a secure way to communicate without non-Allomancers being able to easily intercept and decode the information.

Elend's character evolved from a bookish idealist into a confident and capable leader. He learned to navigate the complexities of political power and war, while staying true to his core beliefs of equality and justice. His growth in the trilogy showed his ability to adapt to challenging circumstances and make tough decisions for the greater good.

Elend wearing white symbolizes his transformation from a reluctant leader to a force for change and hope in the world. It represents his commitment to justice, righteousness, and his desire to create a better future for everyone. Additionally, the color white can signify purity and clarity of purpose, reflecting Elend's growth and evolution as a character.

Elend discovered Vin's true identity when she accidentally revealed her metal abilities while trying to save him from an assassination attempt. Vin's use of Allomancy made Elend realize that she was more than she appeared to be.

There are currently seven books in the Mistborn series by Brandon Sanderson: The original Mistborn trilogy (The Final Empire, The Well of Ascension, The Hero of Ages), followed by the Wax and Wayne series (The Alloy of Law, Shadows of Self, The Bands of Mourning), and the latest installment, Mistborn: Secret History.

The original crew in Mistborn consists of Kelsier, Vin, Sazed, Breeze, Ham, Clubs, Dockson, and Marsh. Each member brings a unique skillset and perspective to the group as they work together to overthrow the Final Empire.

Cett was a nobleman in the Final Empire who later became the ruler of Urteau. He was one of the many contenders for the title of Emperor after the fall of the Lord Ruler in Brandon Sanderson's Mistborn series. Cett was known for being a pragmatic and calculating leader who sought to secure his own power and influence in a post-apocalyptic world.

Slowswift was a character in Brandon Sanderson's Mistborn series. He was a member of the Skaa rebellion led by Kelsier and Vin, and he functioned as a scout for the team. Slowswift was known for his precise observations and ability to move swiftly and quietly.

The Mistborn series was written by Brandon Sanderson.

In the Mistborn series, allomancers are individuals who possess the ability to burn or metabolize certain metals in their bodies to gain various supernatural abilities, such as enhanced strength, speed, or emotional manipulation. These abilities are derived from the consumption and "burning" of specific metals, with each allomancer typically having an affinity for one particular metal.

The hardback edition of 'The Well of Ascension' by Brandon Sanderson has 763 pages.

The skaa are a oppressed lower class group of people in the Mistborn series, ruled by a noble elite. They are treated as second-class citizens, forced to perform manual labor and subjected to harsh treatment. The series follows their struggle for freedom and equality.

The Mistborn series by Brandon Sanderson consists of three books in the original trilogy: "Mistborn: The Final Empire," "Mistborn: The Well of Ascension," and "Mistborn: The Hero of Ages." There are also additional books and novellas set in the same world.

Gold allows those who burn it the ability to see who they could have become if their lives had followed a different path.

Clubs was able to burn copper, which allowed him to hide other allomancers around him from being discovered.