So can someone draw up a little list of Who's Who for the Forsaken. Who got bitch slapped out of the pattern with Balefire? And who got transmigrated and who they are now? Such as.....

Sammie- Balefired when Rand and Moridin crossed the streams Where the Shadow Waits.

Be'lal- Killed by the eye of the world by.. You see its been to long was it green man or Rand?

etc.

etc.

etc.

So my question is about the variations in how many more powerful sa-angreals there were in existence at the end of the AoL. I know of at least 3 or 4 different quotes that contradict each other. When talking about Callandor, Lanfear I believed that only 2 more were made that a MAN could wield. So 1 is definitely the Access key for a MAN, whats the other one? Was it a miss print where it should have said "only two more were only made that were more powerful"

Honestly, I most definitely dislike the fans that I know personally. Not to dis on any of you guys but usually they're annoying. Especially when the figure out you've read all the books too.

In the SR, Lanfear tells Rand that there are only two things that are more powerful Callindor. So one I think is the ko'denkal or however you spell it and whats the other one?

So is Tam al'Thor in two places at once in ToM? With both Perrin and Rand. Or was the book just sub-divided into two different timelines where Perrin's one was staggered compared to Rand's?

So I've been having an argument with my brother about Rand touching the True Source. He does in fact touch in ToM when he breaks out of the adam that Semi puts on him? By embracing through Shai'tan (oooo I said it!) From the WoT wiki it states that: "The True Power is also only available to Channelers whom the Dark One allows to wield it."

So does that mean the dark one left a link on Rand just in case he decided to fall to the shadow?

In which case wouldn't he be able to find Rand wherever he went?

Much like Rand's connection with Moridin.

While he argues that what Rand touches is the creator's equivalent of the True Source and is remarkably similar. Thus accounting for Semi why the Great Lord had betrayed her.

"a smile that never touched his/her eyes"