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\|books=[[Warbreaker]] }}{{objective\|date=2019-04}} '''Mercystar''' is a [[Returned]] from [[Hallandren]] on [[Nalthis]].{{book ref\|wb\|21}}▼ ▲'''Mercystar''' is a [[Returned]] from [[Hallandren]] on [[Nalthis]].{{book ref\|wb\|21}} She is the goddess of kindness and benevolence. {{book ref\|wb\|23}}{{book ref\|wb\|31}} [[Lightsong]] describes her as "curvy yet busty", and her designated colors are orange and gold.{{book ref\|wb\|23}} She is of middling importance in the [[Court of Gods]], and is interested in politics.{{book ref\|wb\|21}} However she is not very bright, and can be easily manipulated by the more politically savvy, such as [[Blushweaver]]. As the goddess of kindness, she is one of the four Returned who was given pass-codes for the [[Lifeless]] armies of Hallandren as their political responsibility.{{book ref\|wb\|24}} == Appearance and Personality == [[Vasher]] broke into Mercystar's palace to investigate the tunnels that she and several other Returned have running underneath their palaces.{{book ref\|wb\|22}} Blushweaver took this incident as an excuse to visit Mercystar with Lightsong and persuade Mercystar to give Blushweaver control of her Lifeless.{{book ref\|wb\|23}}▼ Mercystar is a gorgeously voluptuous woman; the curvaceous—yet busty—type as described by Lightsong. {{book ref\|wb\|23}}. Her colors are yellow/orange and gold. {{book ref\|wb\|21}}{{book ref\|wb\|23}} She’s a good woman, if a bit of a drama queen. {{book ref\|wb\|annotations 21}} == History == ▲[[Vasher]] broke into Mercystar's palace to investigate the tunnels that she and several other Returned have running underneath their palaces.{{book ref\|wb\|22}} ~~Blushweaver took this incident as an excuse to visit Mercystar with Lightsong and persuade Mercystar to give Blushweaver control of her Lifeless.{{book ref\|wb\|23}}~~ Blushweaver used this incident as an excuse to visit Mercystar with Lightsong. Blushweaver convinced her the attack had been done by an Idrian and join them in “preparing for war”. {{book ref\|wb\|23}} [[Lightsong]] however was interested on how one person could have made so much “damage” but at the same time tried to kill the least. He went to her palace to ask questions. This seems to have help persuade Mercystar to give Blushweaver control of her Lifeless. {{book ref\|wb\|30}} She sent her priests to the King’s palace via the tunnels, which helps Lightsong understand their existence and its importance. {{book ref\|wb\|38}} On the night of the [[Pahn Kahl rebellion]], Lightsong and [[Llarimar]] entered the tunnel complex under Mercystar's palace, where he stumbled upon Blushweaver being held captive by Pahn Kahl scribes disguised as priests. {{book ref\|wb\|53}} == Abilities == Mercystar is known for her involvement in politics, yet who wasn’t all that inﬂuential. {{book ref\|wb\|21}}. She has the command of ten thousand Lifeless, and is one of the Retuned who had the tunnels into the King’s palace. {{book ref\|wb\|23}} == Trivia == Mercystar is supposed to hint at what a lot of the goddesses are like. There would be a good number of them who would turn out just like this—given anything they want, told how important they are, and blessed with a beautiful and perfect body no matter what they eat or how they act. {{book ref\|wb\|annotations 23}} == Notes == <references /> {{~~partial~~complete}} {{Warbreaker}}

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