Who created the bore wot?

I don't know know when this information is revealed so thats why it has All Spoilers, but from the Wiki. "He and a fellow Aes Sedai, Mierin Eronaile, created the Bore through the Pattern into the Dark One's prison.

Who drilled the bore wot?

The drilling of the Bore was a scientific experiment headed by Mierin and Beidomon in an attempt to access a power that both men and women could use. The power turned out to be the True Power, the essence of the Dark One seeping through a thinness in the Pattern.

How did Lews Therin seal the bore?

Because he believed Latra Posae's plan that involved retaking a city that was heavily occupied by forces of the Shadow was riskier than his own plan, Lews Therin and the Hundred Companions took it on themselves to seal the Bore with the seven seals without the aid of the female channelers.

Who is Beidomon?

Beidomon was a male Aes Sedai who was one of the world's top researchers at the Sharom in the Age of Legends.

Who is Moridin Wheel of Time?

Moridin is the name that Ishamael was given after being resurrected by the Great Lord and given a new body. The name is an Old Tongue translation for death.

Wheel of Time Lore: The Drilling of the Bore

How did Rand switch bodies with Moridin?

By the end their threads are woven pretty tightly together. When Rand rebuilt the Pattern, he set it right, so his and Moridin's threads began to pull apart. As they did, the part that was Rand stayed in the part that was Moridin's body, and vise versa.

Who opened the bore?

During Tarmon Gai'don, the Bore was opened completely when Logain broke the remaining seals. Rand al'Thor, linked through Callandor with Nynaeve al'Meara, Moiraine Damodred, and Moridin, sealed the Bore permanently by using a pure form of the One Power to recreate the Dark One's prison anew.

Is Rand Al Thor mad?

Rand, Lews Therin and Madness. Lews Therin Telemon in his final moments of madness. Given the nature of the Taint, it should be inevitable that Rand suffer from madness in the same way all male channelers have since the Breaking of the World.

Who was the dragon in the first age wot?

Hadilmir. The Dragon is an Age of Legends title. So he was probably the first Dragon but not the first of the Light's champions.

What did Lews Therin look like?

Lews Therin was a tall man with brown hair that was turning white, and dark eyes (TEotW, Prologue). At one point in time, Lews Therin and Lanfear were lovers.

Who imprisoned the dark one in Wheel of Time?

The first Shadowspawn constructs were made to serve the Dark One during this time. At the end of the Age Legends, there was a battle at the Eye of the World, and the Dark One was sealed away in a prison there by Lews Therin Telamon and a group of male Aes Sedai.

Who stole the seals Wheel of Time?

From the conversation between the Forsaken and later between Rand and Egwene, it is found that the seals were stolen by the Dark One's minions and replaced with fakes. In fact the Dark One now holds keys to his prison. Mazrim Taim reveals that he is the one who has stolen them and now holds them on his person.

How did Rand defeat the dark one?

Rand al'Thor managed to accomplish this by using the One Power in addition to the True Power; the Dark One's own energy. Ultimately however, in light of his knowledge of the Dark One's impact on human free will, he chose to simply seal the Dark One back up again.

Who is Rand's father?

Janduin was the clan chief of the Taardad Aiel of the Iron Mountain sept and the biological father of Rand al'Thor, the Dragon Reborn.

Who married Egwene?

Gawyn and Egwene are married in a simple ceremony orchestrated by Silviana Brehon. Gawyn is with Egwene when Egeanin Tamarath swears an oath to serve Egwene. He is with Egwene when she demands that Bryne actively include the Aes Sedai in his war-plans.

Who is Rand's father Wheel of Time?

Janduin - a clan chief of the Taardad Aiel and father of Rand al'Thor.

What happens to the dark one?

The Dark One is imprisoned, meaning that what Rand spoke to couldn't be anything more than a manifestation of his power that was being controlled from within his prison. That being said, it's a stronger possibility that the show is still holding back its Dark One reveal for much later in the series.

Who does Rand fight at the eye of the world?

There is battle all around Rand, men from the Borderlands fighting Trollocs. At one end of the pass are the Borderlanders, their forces re-grouping, getting ready for another charge which they probably won't survive. Down at the other end is the Dark One's forces.

What is the difference between the one power and the true power?

The True Power is a source of energy similar to the One Power but which finds its source in the Dark One rather than the force that drives the Wheel of Time itself.

Is Cyndane a Lanfear?

Cyndane is one of the Forsaken. She is the reincarnation of Lanfear (WH, Ch. 35). Lanfear was held by the Aelfinn and Eelfinn after she and Moiraine fell through the red twisted doorway, not killed as many had previously thought (TFoH, Ch.

What is the flaw in Callandor?

Callandor is flawed because much like Vora's Sa'angreal (The one that Egwene uses in The Last Battle, and the White Tower Raid) it does not have the buffer that keeps the user safe from taking too much of the power within them, or keeps them from being forced into linking/circles.

What were Rand's three questions?

A: "What was, is, and will be. To choose is the fate of your kind. Without choice, humankind is dust." Interesting that the first answer is different from the words Rand repeats in the books.

Is Cadsuane Black Ajah?

Cadsuane Melaidhrin is an Aes Sedai of the Green Ajah and the order's oldest living sister. She was one of Rand al'Thor's main advisors in the months before the Last Battle, and has since then been raised to the Amyrlin Seat.

Who is Osan Gar?

Osan'gar was the resurrected Aginor, whose soul was retrieved by the Dark One at the moment of his death and placed in the body of a man who later joined the Asha'man under the name of Corlan Dashiva from the Black Hills.