I'd have to go with Ishamael/Moridin. He's unique in that he's the only one of the Forsaken who isn't just out for immortality and personal power. In a way he's a tragic figure who just wants it all to end. He sees the world as pointless and just wants to finally have peace (although the peace of oblivion). I'm not saying I agree with him of course, it's just that his motives are unique among the Forsaken and that makes him the most interesting IMHO.
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I'd have to go with Ishamael/Moridin. He's unique in that he's the only one of the Forsaken who isn't just out for immortality and personal power. In a way he's a tragic figure who just wants it all to end. He sees the world as pointless and just wants to finally have peace (although the peace of oblivion). I'm not saying I agree with him of course, it's just that his motives are unique among the Forsaken and that makes him the most interesting IMHO.