Cett's Chair
itemLarge sturdy wooden armchair approximately 4 feet tall with a wide seat and arms. Engineered specifically for transport by multiple soldiers acting as carriers.
Cett's Chair first appears in The Well of Ascension as a massive, transportable wooden throne engineered for the crippled Lord Cett, symbolizing both his physical limitations and his unyielding political ambition. Throughout the series, the chair evolves from a mere mobility device into a potent emblem of Cett's shifting allegiances and his integration into the new world order under Elend's rule. Its presence underscores themes of adaptation, power, and the blending of old-world authority with revolutionary ideals.
Evolution
The Well of Ascension
Large sturdy wooden armchair approximately 4 feet tall with a wide seat and arms. Engineered specifically for transport by multiple soldiers acting as carriers.
Book Appearances
The Well of Ascension
First appears Ch 31