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Some_random_novice

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  1. It is a very interesting question, I have to admit that I didn’t get into the books until the show was released. I grew up playing D&D and reading a lot of different genres, from Hobbit to Good Omens. So when the show was released it was very delightful, so when I discovered the show was based off books, I found used copies and read them all with in 9 months. One of my school teachers had copies of all of them and I was lucky enough to receive them, he had to downsize after his wife passed away.
  2. I doubt it because from what we have seen Perrin is (out of them all) the more peaceful character who doesn’t want to constantly escalate to violence. So it would make sense that he doesn’t what to harm the Aes Sedai since he doesn’t want violence unless absolutely necessary to him. Rand probably wasn’t thinking to clearly, he is very paranoid and thinks most things are out to get him.
  3. I think to answer the original poster’s questions she probably just fell to Mashadar and in doing to become very paranoid over an incredibly short amount of time. While I might just be misremembering I think al’Thor looked/ called out for her when she was lost but didn’t get a response. But either way I think she just fell to Mashadar and became very paranoid and would not try to escape since she thought everything and everyone was after her. side note- first time I read it I got a little teary eyed thinking she was dead. but just my unwanted .02 cents
  4. I am a Dungeon Master and recently I have talked to some players about WoT and they have expressed interest about a DnD game loosely based on the WoT books. As we have discussed it, it wouldn’t have a ton of plot points of the books but it would be around the era of the books and contain the same concepts like the White Tower, Saidar and Saidin, White cloak, etc. I am looking for any advice about what to include in terms of plot points. Would love to discuss!
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