Re: IMO, that had nothing to do with skill in the OP
Watcher Send a noteboard - 08/02/2010 12:22:05 PM
One thing that always bothered me about the uper channlerer status given to Alivia was that while she may be very strong she was still captured by Asha'man. Now we have seen very strong Asha'man and while they are generally stronger that Aes Sedai and their tallents lie (usually) with fire and earth that make great weapons most are not forsaken level but they still were able to knock her out.
If two channelers of equal or near equal strenght fight one on one skill will then play a very big factor. But not only is there knowing how to use a weave but what I would have though is a big factor is how good a fighter they are i.e. how fast can they spin their weaves, can they keep their heads while the ground around them is blowing up etc. Then there is also luck
If two channelers of equal or near equal strenght fight one on one skill will then play a very big factor. But not only is there knowing how to use a weave but what I would have though is a big factor is how good a fighter they are i.e. how fast can they spin their weaves, can they keep their heads while the ground around them is blowing up etc. Then there is also luck
Strength versus Skill in battle ... Skill wins.
07/02/2010 10:11:13 PM
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Yes...1 OC fight trumps all the times when we have seen Rand's strength send Forsaken skill running *NM*
08/02/2010 04:10:28 AM
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The line can be blurry between Rand and LTT (most skilled channeler evaaaah)
08/02/2010 05:52:06 PM
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IMO, that had nothing to do with skill in the OP
08/02/2010 06:20:09 AM
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Re: IMO, that had nothing to do with skill in the OP
08/02/2010 12:22:05 PM
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Well, Alivia could just have shielded Cyndane, no sweat, just like Rand shielding Verin...
08/02/2010 02:28:49 PM
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This is too cut and dried...
08/02/2010 07:43:56 PM
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My intent was to show that skill makes up for strength differentials
13/02/2010 05:27:50 PM
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