@DanielBGreene When I started reading WoT I guess my phone heard me talking about it and got many youtube recommendations of your channel. (Had lots of your videos in watch later because of it 😅)
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@HighFerry@TheDailyTrolloc And I wanted to go back to fantasy, but didn't really knew what. Well, I was watching a Shadiversity's video about Swordbreakers and he happend to mention that several characters in WoT used them. I looked for the first book, got hooked and ordered it. Now I'm a big WoT fan
@HighFerry@TheDailyTrolloc Well, when I was younger (13-14) I only read Tolkien's work (my father is a big fan). After having read the Lord of the Rings during 2 years, I eventually got bored and quitted reading. I restarted about 3 years ago, with the Saxon Stories and the foundation trilogy
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@WOTonPrime Well, up to now we've seen: Moiraine sinking a boat, getting them to Shadar Logoth, threatening to kill them if they were to aid the shadow and teaching Egwene to be an Aes Sedai, besides being one herself. For them she's probably not the most likeable person to travel with
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@WOTonPrime She has always wished to see the world and maybe leave Emond's Field. She found a way through Moiraine and going to the white tower. But she can't leave the past behind after years being Nyneave's apprentice