So much happened in this trilogy, that I decided just to do one review of them all. 
 First I need to tell you how freaking amazing this series was! All three books were amazing, and it has become one of my new favorite series of all time! The five stars are not even enough, they just blow the scale in so many ways! 
 Brandon Sandersons writing style is amazing and captivating. It is extremely detailed, but without being boring. I like we get so many details - especially in the fight scenes - but you have to know that the scenes are quite long because of that. I like that there is so much mystery, and that you do not get any hints about the plot twists. You never know what is going to happen, you can only guess. I also love the subtle humor. It is there, but it can be a bit hard to find sometimes and it does not take over. It is not a funny book like Percy Jackson - it is much more subtle. 
 And now to the characters: 
 Vin: I loved her right from the beginning, and her character development in the three books is amazing. She became so confident and badass, and the story would not be nearly as good without her. Her POV's were my favorite to read, and I loved her fighting scenes. 
 Elend: Again - instant love toward Elend. He was cute and funny to begin with, and the love story between him and Vin was adorable. His character development was amazing too, and I really liked how confident he was in book three. 
 Kelsier: I did not know what to think about Kelsier in the beginning, but he grew on me. (view spoiler)[When he died in the end of the first book, I was in denial. I really thought he was not dead, and I kept thinking it way into book two. His dead did not make me bawl my eyes out, but his letter to Vin did. That last line about Mare always wanting a daughter - I could not even continue read because my eyes were so filled with tears, it was really awful. (hide spoiler)] 
 Breeze: Such a funny character, I really liked his humor and he was one of my faves. 
 Ham: I did not particularly like Ham in the first book, but as the story went on I really started to like him. He was funny, and especially together with Breeze. 
 Dockson: I liked him in the beginning, but not in book two. 
 Spook: I never really gave Spook much attention in the first books, but he was such a big part of the last book. At first I did not like that he thought he had to be like Kelsier, but I really liked him in the end. 
 Clubs: I liked Clubs more and more as the story went on. 
 Sazed: I liked Sazed, but I did not love him. I honestly thought he was a little boring at times, and he just kept questioning himself, which was rather irritating. 
 The world Brandon Sanderson created is my favorite so far. I loved the magic system and the world he created, and he tied it up very nicely in the end. 
 I must say that there were parts of the books that was quite slow. The beginning in the second and third book was a little dragged, and I just needed more action. I also wish there were more POV's from Vin, and not as many from Sazed and Spook, because hers were my favorite. And a little more butt-kicking from Vin would not have hurt either. 
 (view spoiler)[And now to the ending. The author actually answered all the questions asked in the first books, and everything made sense in the end, which was really nice. I must admit that I cried my eyes out when Vin and Elend died, but I would rather have that they both died than one lived on without the other. It also helped knowing that there was some kind of afterlife where Sazed could talk to them and Kelsier, and know they were happy where they were now. I liked that Sazed was the hero of ages, and I was glad there were not any other devastating deaths in the end. (hide spoiler)] 
 I think that was all I had to say about the Mistborn trilogy. The hero of ages is definently not the last of Brandon Sandersons books I have read!