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Obscure Knowledge Test

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Just a bit of fun I thought of, for people who think they know the books backwards. When asking questions, think of an obscure name/place/fact that might only be mentioned once or twice in the books and see if anybody else knows it.

 

Here are a few I have come up with, feel free to answer or put forward any questions.

 

What was Mil Tesen's job?

 

What nation is Lady Morsa from?

 

Who was Barashelle's second Warder?

 

What fraction of the loot does Rand get as the leader of the Aiel?

 

How did Mendao die?

 

Good luck. :twisted:

What fraction of the loot does Rand get as the leader of the Aiel?

 

One twentieth? *shrugs* That's a totally wild guess..

This is why I'm doing a re-read so to write up such things. But I already do have a list... among your wuestions Mil Tesen and Lady Morsa shows up, but not the oters...

 

Mil Tesen was a peddler.

 

Lady Morsa is from Seanchan.

Mendao was killed in a duel. Yes I cheated, we're on the internet after all. ;)

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The first Aiel spear was created for some woman who's child had been stolen, but I can't remember her name.

The first Aiel to turn away from the Way of the leaf were Lewin, Luca, Gearan, Charlin and Alijha.

 

The first short spear was made for a woman named Morin by a man named Jearome.

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