In the BWB, the following is said:
"Civilization maintained some cohesion for a good many years after the strike at Shayol Ghul, of course, though the decline into barbarism was inevitable. But in many ways, the Shadowspawn were a more immediate threat than the maddened male Aes Sedai...With Lews Therin gone, Latra Posae, the former leader of the Fateful Concord, rose to preeminence, earning the name "Shadar Nor", translated as "Cutter of the Shadow" or perhaps "Slicer of the Shadow", for her valiant fight against the Shadowsworn..."
There is a lot of intervening wording about how after the Sealing, the Shadowspawn and the Forsaken increasingly began fighting amongst each other just as often as they fought against the Aes Sedai and the Light's forces, and also how The Breaking that put a finish to the War.
"Civilization maintained some cohesion for a good many years after the strike at Shayol Ghul, of course, though the decline into barbarism was inevitable. But in many ways, the Shadowspawn were a more immediate threat than the maddened male Aes Sedai...With Lews Therin gone, Latra Posae, the former leader of the Fateful Concord, rose to preeminence, earning the name "Shadar Nor", translated as "Cutter of the Shadow" or perhaps "Slicer of the Shadow", for her valiant fight against the Shadowsworn..."
There is a lot of intervening wording about how after the Sealing, the Shadowspawn and the Forsaken increasingly began fighting amongst each other just as often as they fought against the Aes Sedai and the Light's forces, and also how The Breaking that put a finish to the War.
It seems very strange that creatures like trollocs which are basically trumped up swordsmen and even monsters like the Worms could come anywhere near the danger posed by thousands and thousands of men capable of drastically changing the landscape on a whim. And which are spread everywhere throughout the Lands held by the Light-side
But perhaps the biggest danger came from the starvation that came from the distortions of the seasons the DO imposed.
The Biblical parallels: Saul and David
06/11/2009 02:43:41 PM
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Interesting.
06/11/2009 03:28:04 PM
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Note:
06/11/2009 07:58:31 PM
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Your'e incorrect in terms of chronology.
06/11/2009 08:19:46 PM
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Was there enough order left for this?
06/11/2009 09:03:39 PM
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It's in the BWB and The Strike of Shayol Ghul.
06/11/2009 09:29:27 PM
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The Shadowspawn?
06/11/2009 09:57:38 PM
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If so, then Moiraine will come back from the "dead" and tell him he's gonna lose, too.
06/11/2009 03:35:16 PM
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