Well, that three challenge is easy - Rand, Mat and Perrin. Three ta'verens.
Or, Nynaeve, Egwene and Elayne - three very unusual Accepted.

The three attempts at killing Demandred during the Last Battle.

2 minutes ago, Rose said:

The three attempts at killing Demandred during the Last Battle.

 

Ooooh nice one!

 

(Assuming you're talking about the failed attempts because how dare you discount Logain otherwise ?)

Edited November 3, 20213 yr by MasterAblar

Rands 3 lovers.  passion unleashed in a Seanchan winter, a tearjerker bathtub, and a Caemlyn palace capped off with an immortalized flower 

Edited November 3, 20213 yr by Pandemonium

3 hours ago, MasterAblar said:

 

Ooooh nice one!

 

(Assuming you're talking about the failed attempts because how dare you discount Logain otherwise ?)

I will pretend I hadn't forgotten about Logain

 

*hides*

 

(In my defense I haven't read AMOL since 2013)

47 minutes ago, Rose said:

I will pretend I hadn't forgotten about Logain

 

*hides*

 

(In my defense I haven't read AMOL since 2013)

After a quote I read in Twitter about a letter Mat sent Galad in AMOL, I think I need to reread it again to...

 

By the way... Never, ever start the big chapter after 11pm. 

... just.. one more page, how long can it be?

The harem…definitely the harem

The Three Oaths- they're debatably both necessarily strict and unnecessarily restrictive. Meant to incite trust, they are often the very reason Aes Sedai are mistrusted. And of course, we come to find out how irrelevant they might be... I love the dilemma they inspire. Did the first women to swear the oaths know they were using a binding rod meant for crimimals? Did they know they were exchanging years of their lives for these oaths? What an endlessly fascinating history that would be!

Todays Goal: Name something that you love that there is four of. So far everyone has risen to the challenge. But some numbers are far easier than others. If I asked for something in WoT you loved that there was four of. What would you say? 

Uh this one is harder…

 

The four borderlander nations, who’ve basically protected all the other nations for thousands of years free of charge.

My joke answer is the 4 boys that leave the Two Rivers... on the book cover, and the original drafts of EotW. Thanks Dannil, I'm glad you got to do stuff later in the series!

 

More seriously: the four marks that Rand receives, as the Prophecies foretold:

Twice and twice shall he be marked

Twice to live, and twice to die

Once the heron to set his path

Twice the heron to name him true

Once the Dragon for remembrance lost

Twice the Dragon for the price he must pay

53 minutes ago, themann1086 said:

My joke answer is the 4 boys that leave the Two Rivers... on the book cover, and the original drafts of EotW. Thanks Dannil, I'm glad you got to do stuff later in the series!

 

 

 

Or the four possible Dragons who leave in the TV series? ?

The Fourth Age

We know little of the future, and the only things we've been told is things get weird.
I hope one day, they publish an updated Wheel of Time TTRPG set in the Fourth Age.

Four Kings? The flashback within flashback!! 

 

Four books of Plod? 

Edited November 4, 20213 yr by Ralph

Aviendha's quads

Rand's four bonds

@Ralph just puttin in the work to try and win this round hehe.

The 4 Amyrlins in the main book series: Siuan, Elaida, Egwene, Cadsuane

 

 

Todays Goal: The Drive...for Five. Now we get real fun. Five is a great number and there are bound to be several things that come in Five that you love. No-one has failed yet... Will the streak continue?

The Five Riders at Falme.

 

Five ride forth, and four return.
Above the Watchers Over the Waves shall he proclaim himself,
bannered 'cross the sky in fire.
 

 

The 5 elements of the one power: fire, earth, water, air and spirit 

Morgase's five relationships. (Rahvin is not a lover, or I would call it that.) 

 

Taringail, Thom, Gareth Bryne, Rahvin, Tallanvor. 

 

Although Rahvin was using compulsion, and therefore as much rape as Valda, if not more, but she did have an emotional attachment to him because of it, so I think we can call it a relationship. 

 

Discuss... 

 

(but maybe in another thread) 

 

 

 

 

Edited November 5, 20213 yr by Ralph

Does anyone remember how many times Darkhounds appear in the first half of the series? And do they appear after that other than in the Last Battle?

 

I remember 1-2 times in the Aiel desert and once in book 3(?). Why aren't they used more?

Edited November 5, 20213 yr by DaddyFinn

They come near when Perrin is with Berelain

 

 

I don't remember which book

Edited November 5, 20213 yr by Ralph

5 Recycled Forsaken.  As long as the soul is not killed by bale fire or Mashadar it can be returned in a new body by the Dark One.

 

Moridin, Aran'gar, Osan'gar, Cyndane, Hessalam

Edited November 5, 20213 yr by Pandemonium