Challenge yourself with this Mistborn-themed word game! Guess terms from Brandon Sanderson's epic fantasy series—from allomantic metals to character names and Scadrial's secrets.
Every word in this game pulls from the Mistborn universe—characters like Vin, Elend, and Sazed; Allomantic metals like atium, brass, and pewter; creatures like koloss and kandra; and iconic figures like the Lord Ruler (Rashek) himself. Whether you're guessing a Keeper's name or an Allomantic ability, each puzzle challenges you to recall the vocabulary that makes Sanderson's Final Empire so distinctive. Fans who've memorized the difference between a Seeker and a rioter will have an edge here.
Expect terms that span the entire trilogy. You'll encounter place names, character names (Breeze, Clubs, Marsh, Demoux), and the metals that define Allomancy—iron, bronze, copper, gold. The game doesn't shy away from deeper lore either: words like Kwaan, Alendi, and Cett remind you of the political intrigue and ancient prophecies woven through the books. If you've debated whether Ruin or Preservation deserves more blame, this vocabulary will feel like home.
Start with common Allomantic metals—brass, iron, pewter, bronze—since they're short and frequently used in the series. Characters with five-letter names (Elend, Sazed, Marsh) make solid early guesses. If you're stuck, think about the factions: noble houses, skaa rebels, kandra, or koloss. Remember that Sanderson loves specific terminology—"Seeker," "rioter," "Keeper"—so lean into the jargon rather than generic fantasy words. And if you've read the books recently, trust your instinct: the words that stuck with you are probably in the puzzle rotation.
How many words are in the game?
The word list includes dozens of terms from the Mistborn trilogy, with new puzzles cycling regularly.
Is this only for people who finished all three books?
Not at all. Most words come from The Final Empire, so even early readers can compete. Spoiler-heavy names are less common.
Can I play on mobile?
Yes. The game works on any device with a browser.
What if I've only seen Mistborn mentioned online?
You might struggle—this game rewards readers who know the difference between atium and duralumin, or why Rashek matters. But it's a fun way to test what you've absorbed from wiki deep-dives.
Is it free?
Completely. No ads, no paywalls. Just you versus the mists.