| Rashek | |
|---|---|
| Capacidades | Feruchemist, Allomancer, Sliver |
| Mundo natal | Scadrial |
Rashek was a Feruchemical Terrisman from Scadrial.
He lead Alendi to the Well of Ascension and killed him, under instructions from his uncle, Kwaan. He then took and used the power of Preservation, ascending to become the Lord Ruler.
Ascension
As he was using the power of the Well, he changed many aspects of life on Scadrial.
- He moved the planet closer to it's star.
- As a result of the new orbit, he added a number of active volcanoes to the planet, which allowed him to cool the world down a bit.
- The new climate of the planet needed drastically different plants to be created.
- He created or changed microbes to break down the ash as part of their metabolic functions.
- He altered mankind so that they would survive the continuous ashfall.
- He transformed all living Feruchemists into mistwraiths, creating the first of the species.
- He changed his most favoured allies to be taller, stronger, more intelligent and less fertile to create the nobles.
- He changed his enemies into the skaa, making them shorter, hardier, and more fertile.
- He converted all the Terris Worldbringers to kandra.
- He flattened the original Terris homeland, where the Well of Ascension was and built Kredik Shaw on top of it .
- He raised mountains in the North and named the location Terris.
- He became functionally immortal, compounding both gold and atium.
- He gained knowledge of all three Metallic Arts on Scadrial, allowing him to develop the three hemalurgic constructs that existed in the Final Empire.
Lord Ruler
He formed the Final Empire, and conquered the whole of the world. He subjugated all but ten people, who he made Mistborn and allowed them to rule over the masses.
Hero of Ages
He was killed by Vin just as the power of the Well is returning, 1024 years after his ascension.
“He suffered much beneath Ruin's hand, but he was a good man, who ultimately had honorable intentions.”
—Sazed on Rashek's corruption by Ruin. A note on the reverse of the flower picture in a book written by Sazed after his ascension.Error en la cita: Etiqueta<ref>no válida; las referencias sin nombre deben tener contenido
Notes
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