Scadrial · The Final Empire
Mistborn map: The Final Empire
Explore the Final Empire and Luthadel from Brandon Sanderson’s first Mistborn novel. The empire overview connects the wider geography, while the detailed city map brings Luthadel’s walls, noble keeps and ash-dark rooftops into view.
In this atlas
What you can explore
This atlas depicts the setting of The Final Empire, before later books change its geography. Scadrial is the world’s name; the playable overview covers the Final Empire rather than every era or continent of Scadrial.
- Open The Final Empire
The wider setting
The Final Empire map
Trace the empire’s regions and mountain chains, and find Luthadel and the Pits of Hathsin.
- Open Luthadel
A closer view
Luthadel map
Move around the city walls, river and noble keeps, with Kredik Shaw’s spires at the centre of the imperial skyline.
A route through the map
Start at empire scale to understand where the city sits, then open Luthadel. Use labels to locate a keep before zooming close; the overhead view helps with orientation, while orbit and tilt reveal the silhouettes.
Try these starting points:
Questions about this map
Is this a Scadrial map or a Final Empire map?
Scadrial is the world of Mistborn. This atlas maps the Final Empire during the setting of the first novel, with a separate detailed Luthadel scene. It does not cover the whole planet or the changed geography of later eras.
Where can I explore Luthadel?
Choose Luthadel in the map tabs, or use the Open Luthadel button above. The city scene includes Kredik Shaw, noble keeps, the river and city walls. Streets and individual buildings are interpreted rather than a street-for-street copy of the published map.
Does this include Mistborn Era 2 or Elendel?
No. The available pack is based on The Final Empire, the first Era 1 book. An Elendel Basin map and Era 2 city scenes are not currently available.
Geography and artistic interpretation
The published Final Empire and Luthadel maps inform geographic relationships. Noble keeps draw on the project’s architectural research, but individual streets, building dimensions, courtyards and character placements are artistic interpretations. The map is not a reconstruction of every street.
Read this map’s source and interpretation notes. The research notes may discuss later-book geography.
Before you explore: spoilers
The scope is the first Mistborn book’s setting, without later plot outcomes. Location names and character cameos remain visible; there is no chapter-specific filter.