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Message: <blockquote data-quote="TheSword" data-source="post: 8462202" data-attributes="member: 6879661">So I had high hopes. It doesn’t quite hit the mark for me. Something feels off. My concern is too much angst.Things I LikedTrollocs. Jesus Christ these things are beasts! Awesomely done.Moiraine. Totally Boss. Has the balance between ruthless, powerful and fragile. Dominates every episode.Channelling. I didn’t know what to expect. I like it. It simply conveys the impression of gathering magic.Egwene. I like her confidence and pragmatism. She has charisma.The scene with the wolves. It was fun.The dream sequence. Bats? As creepy as it should be though.The White Cloaks Style. A little one dimensional but they look pretty cool. I imagined knights templars but wasn’t disappointed with their slightly punky robed look.Things That Missed the MarkMashadar. None of the quiet creeping menace of the silvery mist. It was a missed opportunity.Where was Ordeith?Where were the trollocs in shader lorgoth. Driven by the forsaken?Where was Tams farewell to Rand?Why isn’t Rand very nice? He’s supposed to be a serious, but charismatic guy who does the right thing. He seems like a bit of a brat.I have no idea why the opened with a weird voice over dressing scene.The scenery feels… too much… not like real places. I love mountains, but there are definitely too many mountains.Where is the characterization. Apart from Moiraine and Egwene I don’t feel like I know anything about their characters.In overview. Acceptable but not gripping. I score it so far a B-Better than Shanara’s F, but no where near Game of Thrones first season A.</blockquote>

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