Malkier wasn't known for its navy lol...I quite enjoyed the finale.
Highlights: The Terry Pratchett quote "Guards! Guards!"; lets squeeze in cameos from all our PCs from previous campaigns; the pantomime villains.
Lowlight: "They're retreating!" Yes Lan, when ships retreat in a downwards direction we usually call it sinking.
That was quite the spell Moiraine cast there at the end.....it is always an issue with magic, how powerful are they, and why not always that powerful?
I'm going to ask a question....but I only want you to answer with your knowledge from the tv show.....
What does the dark one want, exactly? I think we are led to believe it wants to break the wheel, and destroy everything, but I don't think all the Forsaken want to die.....also, wouldn't the dark lord die then too? Anyway, it isn't real clear why everyone wants to fight the dark lord, other than, you know, they are the BBEG....
In D&D terms, Conjure Elemental (level 5) fits. Which would make her level 11+. Lan spends ten rounds of combat defending her whilst she casts it. She has line of sight, but is too far away to be counterspelled, shot with arrows, or even noticed. A very advantageous position for a spellcaster.That was quite the spell Moiraine cast there at the end.....it is always an issue with magic, how powerful are they, and why not always that powerful?
Where Ishmael is concerned I would say that his goal is more selfish than that, though in practice it's a semantic difference. He wants to end his own turn on the wheel. He doesn't care that it means ending everyone else, as well.Reasonably sure that the Dark One wants to remake the world to his liking, not to destroy the wheel. It seems like Ishamael wanted to break the wheel and end everything.
Where Ishmael is concerned I would say that his goal is more selfish than that, though in practice it's a semantic difference. He wants to end his own turn on the wheel. He doesn't care that it means ending everyone else, as well.
I think he wants to end the endless rebirth and cyclical nature of things because from his philosophical point of view it makes life irrelevant. Dying isn’t a problem it’s knowing that every time he dies he will return.Reasonably sure that the Dark One wants to remake the world to his liking, not to destroy the wheel. It seems like Ishamael wanted to break the wheel and end everything.
To be fair at this point Ishmael is the BBEG. You don’t really know much about the dark one.I'm going to ask a question....but I only want you to answer with your knowledge from the tv show.....
What does the dark one want, exactly? I think we are led to believe it wants to break the wheel, and destroy everything, but I don't think all the Forsaken want to die.....also, wouldn't the dark lord die then too? Anyway, it isn't real clear why everyone wants to fight the dark lord, other than, you know, they are the BBEG....
Indeed, not having read the book I am hoping that there will eventually be surprising revelations about the nature of the Dark One, The Dragon, The Wheel and the Weave.To be fair at this point Ishmael is the BBEG. You don’t really know much about the dark one.