The sul'dam are able to force because they're in a link. The a'dam likely prevents overdrawing, or it could too easily be used as a weapon by women ready to give up their lives to kill their sul'dam.
As for the others, it never made much sense to force women. Strength in the OP was less of an issue for women of the Tower in the LB than skill. They had links and angreal enough to match anything that was lobbed at them. Their issue was not being skilled enough, and forcing doesn't change any of that.
Plus, who knows what a Novice who overdraws will do? Its ludicrous to assume all of them will only kill themselves. What if they take 20 others with them? Its too unpredictable, and therefore stupid.
When and how was Egwene "forced?"
- 16/05/2014 04:09:59 AM
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The Seanchan started it...
- 16/05/2014 06:19:05 AM
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Didn't Siuan say she took some responsibility, though?
- 16/05/2014 01:24:35 PM
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Not exactly...
- 16/05/2014 02:48:00 PM
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Egwene says Siuan actually apologized for doing it and sounded uncharacteristically sincere
- 18/05/2014 10:19:08 PM
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Can't be...
- 18/05/2014 11:05:59 PM
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I agree on the evidence. My only point is that Siuan's apology makes no sense.
- 20/05/2014 03:10:20 AM
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It was the Seanchan
- 17/05/2014 09:05:29 PM
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But that's the one thing of all her trials for which Siuan has no need to apologize
- 18/05/2014 10:46:41 PM
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That doesn't make much sense...
- 18/05/2014 11:24:45 PM
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More strength = less exhaustion. Channelers being tapped out was a problem at TG
- 20/05/2014 03:23:19 AM
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The notes
- 19/05/2014 01:18:03 AM
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Makes sense, I guess the Siuan connection is just unclear writing *NM*
- 19/05/2014 02:20:45 AM
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