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The Well of Ascension follows Vin, the former street urchin who toppled the Lord Ruler, now struggling with governance, an unwanted religious following, and mists that have started behaving strangely. Three armies — one of ferocious giants — close on Luthadel while the crew searches for a hidden cache of atium and an ancient legend called the Well of Ascension. The revolution was the easy part; holding what was won may be impossible.

About The Well of Ascension

Mistborn: The Well of Ascension is a fantasy novel written by American author Brandon Sanderson. It was published on August 21, 2007, by Tor Books and is the second novel in the Mistborn trilogy. It is preceded by The Final Empire in 2006 and followed by The Hero of Ages in 2008.

From the Wikipedia article Mistborn:_The_Well_of_Ascension, available under CC BY-SA.

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What should I read after The Well of Ascension?

The trilogy concludes with The Hero of Ages, which resolves the mysteries seeded in this book. If you want more from the same author, The Way of Kings launches another massive Brandon Sanderson epic with equally intricate world-building.

What games are like The Well of Ascension?

Baldur's Gate III offers the same blend of political intrigue, ensemble party dynamics, and high-stakes fantasy choices. The Legend of Heroes: Trails of Cold Steel also pairs class-conflict themes with deeply invested character relationships.

Are there any TV shows with the same feel as The Well of Ascension?

Legend of the Seeker follows a prophesied hero navigating a world-altering conflict with a small loyal crew — similar to Vin's journey — while Ashes to Crown centres on a woman who seizes her own fate amid siege and court power struggles.

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