SirWolfe

Kelsier?

Sebarial warcamp, one of the Oathgates at Urithiru, or possibly Relu-na (one of the living Reshi Isles)?

Is it the Kholin Warcamp?

Is it Vasher/Zahel/Warbreaker the Peaceful/Peacegiver the Blessed/Strifelover/Kalad the Usurper/Talaxin?

Granted. Your old ukulele is swapped out for this nice one. It's a very nice instrument, and quite valuable as well. Take good care of it! Your bane is that you will always see and hear music backwards (a bit like the bane of seeing the world upside down, but with the added effect of music always sounding like it's being played in reverse). I wish for a Blade that bleeds darkness and cannot be defeated. I heard that you had one in stock.

I am inevitapple.

Granted! Not sure what you are going to do with it in a world where Shardblades and big whammy-hitty things like Chasmfiends and Thunderclasts aren't a problem, but here you go. Though, are you sure you want this? You need a team of people to assemble the armour (it weighs over a thousand pounds), and without assistance, you can't take part of it off to use the bathroom (you could technically give a mental command for all the pieces of Plate to disconnect, but then you'd need to put it all back together again). Maybe a superhero? Your bane is that you will always catch a cold when you come into contact with an infected person. No exceptions. Have fun coughing and sneezing in Plate. I wish for the ability to enter the world of any work of fiction, at a place and time of my choice. Not like in Inkspell where you enter the story(where it ends the same way as the book, and certain events are unavoidable without some weird world-hacking stuff), but the world that the book, tvshow, or video game takes place in.

Ati?

Applekinesis. Telekinapple. Whatever the name, it's still a beautiful thought that this person will probably have to build a chair out of apples to float themselves around. Like Thanos's Throne, but made of apples.

Granted! Your boon is that you instinctively identify, solve, and understand any mathematical problems or patterns that you come accross. This causes a bunch of problems, as nearly everything has a pattern. You look at a flickering flame, and your mind is flooded with information about the constantly changing variables that go into making a flame flicker. Try to enjoy looking out of your window. If you live in a city, the view triggers your mind to begin calculating the shortest path between each and every building in sight. If you live near a forest, you can only think about the algorithms and functions by which the location of the trees is dependent on. You'll be a bit like Susebron, who has so much Breath that he can't focus on and see people features as they are, only as as incredibly vivid shades of colour, except for you, it will be math. And that wasn't even your bane. Your bane is that you lose the use your dominant arm (as if it was cut by a shardblade). If you are ambidextrous, it'll be random. Not as bad, I know, but your boon is curse enough. I wish for the ability to not feel the negative effects of not sleeping (so that way when I need to go without sleep for a day or two, I can do so effectively instead of nodding off every minute).

Jezrien?

Expand on #2 please?

Shuden? Wait, he's still alive.

Leras?

Is it Vin?

You could pair a Coinshot and Nicrosil misting to make the Allomancer equivalent of Big Bertha.

Lightsong

Elhokar.

Congratulations to Honorless! That is correct! Overview: The name is Templeton Fig, and he owns the Seran New District Cemetery. 1: This character really likes the color white and 1.5: That doesn't necessarily mean that white is their favourite color in general. Fig has a large collection of taxidermied albino animals, which he takes care of almost religiously. 2: This person is pretty rich. He owns a nice house and can afford to pay huge amounts for stuffed albino animals. 3: This character's profession is related to death. He literally owns a graveyard. 4: This character is located on a planet where it is sometimes difficult to see the stars and night sky. Scadrial. The reason that I said "sometimes" is that the Mists no longer cover everything at night, instead covering small regions. 5: This character interacts face to face with Wayne once, but believes him to be someone else, 5.5 I'm pretty sure that Wayne doesn't even make physical contact with this character and 6: Wayne pretends to be another character from Mistborn Era 1 during his interaction with this character. Wayne dresses up like Steel Inquisitor Marsh (Ironeyes), who is the Scadrial equivalent of our Grim Reaper. Fig believes that Wayne is Ironsides, come to take his soul for his sins. Wayne doesn't touch Fig once, as his words are enough to have the man cracking like an egg, and learns more about the whereabouts of the spike. Also, bonus points for terror: Wayne (as Ironeyes) tells Fig that the stolen spike was one of his own, and that he wanted it back.

Hint 7: This interaction happens during the search for a missing spike.

Yes.

Yes. Face to face. But Wayne doesn't actually touch this character. Instead, Wayne says some very scary things to the character. 6: Wayne pretends to be another character from Mistborn Era 1 during his interaction with this character.

No. 5.5: I'm pretty sure that Wayne doesn't even make physical contact with this character.

Mawwiage. Mawwage is what bwings us togewah today.

Well, Patji is a literal god, as he is an Avatar of Autonomy.