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Re: What makes you think Alviarin is "middling"? darius_sedai Send a noteboard - 28/12/2009 03:30:44 PM
She's influential enough in non-BA circles that Elaida trusted her to be able to help over-throw Siuan. Seems to me that she must be higher up in the overall scheme of AS strength.

I'd be she's in the same range as Beonin/Morvrin/Carlynia etc...


http://13depository.blogspot.com/2009/02/saidar-strength-ranking.html

I relied on the saidar ranking in that theory. Of course, many characters' placements in that theory can be debated, but much of it is quite plausible. I made that assumption. But even if she's stronger, that doesn't leave much room for her to be about as strong as two weak sisters. Well, depending on how where you'd place Zemaille in the 0-100 scale.


Well, according to the text she thinks she's close... depending on the scale used she could be close to the two of them combined (which is one of the reasons I like the higher level scale rather than the AS are bunched closely within a few points of each other)...

2 SF Sisters = 20 each (say 36 linked with the 10% penalty with linking)

Alivarin could = 35 and be a higher than average AS without being at the very top level.

Using the lower scale it would be more like 15/15 and 25 ... amounts to the same thing. Either way it's a very close match up with the edge going toward Zemaille... slightly stronger and if linked they would have the control bonus.
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