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Mistborn books in order

by Brandon Sanderson - 7 books - 2006-2022 - Updated June 2026

Mistborn is Brandon Sanderson's most accessible fantasy series. Era 1 is a classic trilogy about overthrowing a tyrant god-king. Era 2 is a western-inspired sequel set 300 years later. Both have unique, rule-based magic systems.

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Mistborn: The Final Empire
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Most readers should start with Mistborn: The Final Empire. It gives you the cleanest entry point before continuing through the full series order.Read on KindleListen on Audible

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Mistborn: The Final Empire
Mistborn: The Final EmpireStart
20064.4
2
The Well of Ascension
The Well of Ascension
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The Hero of Ages
The Hero of Ages
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The Alloy of Law
The Alloy of Law
20114.1
5
The Lost Metal
The Lost Metal
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Our recommended reading order

Start with Mistborn: The Final Empire. Read Era 1 (books 1-3) first. Era 2 (books 4-7) is lighter in tone and set 300 years later. Both eras connect to the larger Cosmere.

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Mistborn: The Final Empire
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Mistborn: The Final Empire

Book #1, and still the best on-ramp. It sets up everything that makes this series work.

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The full Sanderson reading order spanning all his connected series.

Frequently asked questions

Era 1: The Final Empire, The Well of Ascension, The Hero of Ages. Then Era 2: The Alloy of Law, Shadows of Self, The Bands of Mourning, The Lost Metal.

No, but it is recommended. Mistborn is shorter and easier, making it a better entry point to Sanderson.

Yes. Both Mistborn and Stormlight Archive exist in the same connected universe called the Cosmere.

Contains affiliate linksUpdated June 2026