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Contradictory to earlier: noblemen considered fear of mist to be a foolish skaa superstition.{{book ref|mb1|23}} <br>

==== Ash ====

 

=== Layout ===

Most buildings are constructed of stone blocks, with peaked wooden roofs or tile roofs for the rich. The buildings are packed closely together and are generally three stories high. From the outside houses and shops looked the same.{{book ref|mb1|2}} <br>

Blackened city, scorched by soot and red sunlight, hard, distinct, oppressive. At night Mist made everything obscure. Metal chimneys.{{book ref|mb1|5}} <br>

Luthadel had sewers{{book ref|mb1|13}} <br>

 

==== Square of the Survivor ====

{{for|Square of the Survivor}}

 

=== Storage cavern and the Well of Ascension ===

State of upcoming house war. Skaa army attacked. Luthadel Garrison left the city.{{book ref|mb1|24}} <br>

Only two thousand of seven thousand skaa soldiers left.{{book ref|mb1|25}} <br>

 

=== Collapse (1022 FE) ===

When a young nobleman seriously wishes to court a certain lady, he gives her a handkerchief. Nobles wear metal as a symbol of power and pride, but because that makes them vulnerable to Allomancy they often wear wood painted like metal instead. Plantation lords often spent their winters in Luthadel, during the time in between the planting seasons. The Steel Ministry allows nobles to bed any skaa woman they want, but they have to kill her shortly afterwards to prevent the birth of half-breeds, according to Dox this isn't considered as cheating.{{book ref|mb1|22}} <br>

Shan Elariel was considered to be the perfect noblewoman. Young nobles often started forming alliances before they succeeded their fathers.{{book ref|mb1|23}} <br>

 

==== Balls ====

 

== Politics ==

=== Steel Ministry ===

{{for|Steel Ministry}}

The Canton of Orthodoxy formed the main bureaucratic arm of the Misitry. (Sidenote: obligators had tattoos around their eyes, the higher their rank the more intricate their tattoos) Obligators had to witness every event, written document or agreement, otherwise it wouldn't have happened formally. This was a smart way for the Ministry to know everything about the nobility.{{book ref|mb1|23}} <br>

When the Inquisitors kill a Misting, they make certain to wipe out his children too.{{book ref|mb1|24}} <br>

 

=== During the New Empire ===

Condemned men (and women) were sent to the Pits of Hathsin, not clear what the criteria were though.{{book ref|mb1|21}} <br>

People, both skaa and nobles, needed permission to pass through Luthadel's gates.{{book ref|mb1|24}} <br>

 

=== Military ===

==== Luthadel Garrison ====

{{for|Luthadel Garrison}}

"The Garrison watches the skaa, Vin thought. Apparently, the obligators perform a similar function for the nobility."{{book ref|mb1|12}} <br>

"Besides, it’s not as bad as it looks-the Garrison members just put on an intimidating face. As you can imagine, they aren’t very well liked. Most of the soldiers in there are skaa-men who have, in exchange for a better life, sold out to the Lord Ruler. Whenever there are skaa riots in a city, the local garrison is usually hit pretty hard by malcontents. Hence the fortifications." Garrison mostly recruited people outside mainstream society. They are mercenaries, with all consequences.{{book ref|mb1|24}} <br>

==== Kredik Shaw palace guard ====

==== Inquisitors ====

{{for|Steel Inquisitor}}

==== Koloss army ====

{{for|Koloss}}

Stationed at a moderate distance from Luthadel. Lord Ruler could send for them, but have to be kept away from cities.{{book ref|mb1|6}}

 

== Notable Citizens ==

* [[Elend Venture]]

* ...

|Luthadel is the dirtiest, most crowded city in the Final Empire.

|Ham{{book ref|mb1|24}} }}

 

== Trivia ==