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The '''Worldbringers''' were the pre-[[Ascension]] spiritual leaders of the [[Terris]], and also the main [[Feruchemist]]s. They heralded the [[Hero of Ages]], and blahblahblah.
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|books=[[Mistborn Era 1]]
 
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The '''Worldbringers''' are a group in the [[cosmere]] best known as spiritual leaders, philosophers, and storytellers during [[Scadrial]]'s [[Classical Scadrial|Classical era]]. They were historically members of the [[Terris]] people.
 
   
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== Mission ==
 
Worldbringers are typically individuals who collect tales of history and folk traditions from any source, seeking out the most interesting stories that they can find.{{book ref|tress|24}} They served as historians and also performed their own research into various subjects;{{epigraph ref|mb2|32}} they even had some knowledge of [[Realmatic Theory]].{{wob ref|1253}}{{wob ref|3968}} In Classical Scadrial, they were considered holy men, and would sometimes preach certain courses of action regarding religion or politics.{{epigraph ref|mb1|15}} During this era, nonreligious Worldbringers who inquired into other subjects (such as nature) were sometimes met with criticism.{{epigraph ref|mb2|20}}{{epigraph ref|mb2|32}}
 
   
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== History ==
 
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The origin of Worldbringers is unknown; they are first seen in ancient Scadrial prior to the [[Final Empire]].
 
 
=== Scadrial ===
 
In Classical Scadrial, Worldbringers were typically Terris [[Feruchemist]]s who used [[coppermind]]s to assist them in their goals.{{epigraph ref|mb2|42}}{{epigraph ref|mb2|45}} They had some sort of organizational structure, including a formal gathering known as the '''Conclave of Worldbringers'''.{{book ref|mb1|29}} Over time, the organization developed an interest in studying philosophy and religion. The Worldbringers began to keep records of [[Terris Prophecies]] and sought out the [[Hero of Ages]]. One Worldbringer, [[Kwaan]] discovered that [[Alendi]] fit all of the prophecies and proclaimed him to be the Hero.{{epigraph ref|mb2|13}} He was met with scorn, but eventually convinced his colleagues that he was correct.{{epigraph ref|mb2|13}} However, he realized that he had been deceived by [[Ruin|an unknown force]] and recanted in front of the Conclave, but it was too late to stop the events that he had put into motion.{{book ref|mb1|29}} His nephew, [[Rashek]], [[Ascension of the Lord Ruler|Ascended]] and became [[Lord Ruler]]; as part of his efforts to control the use of the [[Metallic Arts]], he turned all living Feruchemists into [[mistwraith]]s except Kwaan, who he soon executed.{{epigraph ref|mb3|68}}{{wob ref|5764}} This effectively wiped out the Worldbringers on Scadrial.
 
 
Years later, as Feruchemy re-emerged due to its latent existence in Terris DNA,{{epigraph ref|mb3|68}} the Worldbringer legacy was carried on by the Order of the [[Keeper|Keepers]], who were inspired by their memory.{{book ref|mb2|part=ars}} Older [[kandra]] referred to Keepers as Worldbringers.{{book ref|mb3|75}} The Keepers continued the work of the Worldbringers by preserving pre-Ascension knowledge of religion and other studies.{{book ref|mb2|4}}
 
 
=== Lumar ===
 
[[Hoid]] claims to be a Worldbringer while relaying the story of [[Tress]].{{book ref|tress|24}} Hoid was alive when the Worldbringers were active on Scadrial, but it is unclear how or why he joined their ranks. Additionally, it is not known if Hoid is a Feruchemist,{{wob ref|466}} although he does have access to [[Feruchemy#Unkeyed_Metalminds|unkeyed metalminds]].{{wob ref|1571}}
 
 
== Cosmere Connections ==
 
There is a connection between the Worldbringers and the [[Roshar|Rosharan]] [[Worldsingers]].{{wob ref|14325}}{{wob ref|6749}}{{wob ref|3656}} The names of the groups have similar linguistic origins.{{wob ref|9605}}{{wob ref|6749}} It is known that Hoid founded the Worldsingers{{wob ref|15843}} and that he claims to be a Worldbringer, but his role in the relationship between the two groups is unclear.
 
 
== Known Worldbringers ==
 
 
* [[Kwaan]]{{epigraph ref|mb2|30}}{{epigraph ref|mb2|33}}
 
* [[Hoid]]{{book ref|tress|24}}
 
 
== Notes ==
 
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{{complete|[[User:Big Smooth|Big Smooth]] ([[User talk:Big Smooth|talk]]) 21:08, 16 June 2023 (UTC)}}
 
{{Mistborn|Era 1}}
 

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