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I agree that it's probably some kind of max height you can lift an object darius_sedai Send a noteboard - 31/05/2010 09:25:25 PM
Weaves have maximum effects regardless of power. The fact they both capped out about 3 stories says to me that it is probably about the best you can achieve. Egewene like you showed stated that it seemed to be the limit no matter how she strained, and she wasnt strained to get them that far.

I think nyn lifting both at the same time would be more power then lifting them seperatly. Like when women link they dont combine their power, it isnt as efficient as that.


And perhaps it would take more power to lift them at the same time, but that doesn't explain the amount more power it would take. Nyn says lifting them would take more than half of the saidar in the Well ... I have a hard time believing that it would be that much more power to lift them together vs. separate. Admittedly this is my interpretation though
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