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== Appearance and Personality ==
Mercystar is a gorgeously voluptuous woman. Like nearly all Returned, she exemplifies physical beauty. [[Lightsong]] describes her as very curvaceous, even plump, and quite busty.{{book ref|wb|23}}{{book ref|wb|30}} Her colors are orange and gold.{{book ref|wb|21}}{{book ref|wb|23}} <!-- This has been updated to reflect the Warbreaker leatherbound. Older versions list Mercystar's colors as yellow/orange and gold--> Her clothing is typically quite garish.{{book ref|wb|23}}▼
▲Her colors are orange and gold.{{book ref|wb|21}}{{book ref|wb|23}} <!-- This has been updated to reflect the Warbreaker leatherbound. Older versions list Mercystar's colors as yellow/orange and gold-->
She is a good woman,
== Attributes and Abilities ==
As a [[Returned]], Mercystar has a [[Divine Breath]] which gives her the benefits of
* Aura Recognition - allows her to assess the number of Breaths a person possesses.
* Perfect Pitch
* Agelessness - makes her immune to most toxins and physical ailments, as well as making her functionally immortal.
Mercystar is known for her involvement in politics, yet she
She has the command of ten thousand [[Lifeless]], and is one of the Returned who had
== History ==
[[Vasher]] broke into Mercystar's palace to investigate the tunnels that she and several other Returned
She sent her priests to the
▲[[Lightsong]], however, was interested in 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 helped 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}}
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