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Many characters are also mostly referred to by their first name, rather than last. Many last names are only used infrequently in the books. I mean, if you wanted to read about ... Seaine, for instance, I'd wager many people wouldn't recall immediately that her last name is Herimon.

I also just realised that there isn't really any new information about the Aelfinn and Eelfinn. That's a major disappointment. :(

Has anyone found an entry for the three arches that the accepted go through to be tested? Not sure what it'd be called aside from "three arches" or just "arches".

http://www.tor.com/2015/10/27/the-wheel-of-time-companion-strength-chart-of-major-channelers/ This is a good breakdown of everything Strength-related. Basically, the two numbers are the new strength rating+the old one. The old one refers to the strength levels that existed before Egwene&Co were...

Yeah. And we know that the strongest women can do the same thing as the strongest man (because women are typically better at making weaves). So perhaps Rahvin is the opposite of that, so clumsy at weaving that his raw power is wasted.

Haven't read the companion yet, but ... pure strength doesn't necessarily translate into applicable talent. We know that the modern Aes Sedai put way too much value into pure strength in the One Power. There's your skill at Talents and your finesse at weaving that also determine how powerful a...