Oath Rod
The object a group of sisters used to expose the Black Ajah.
The Oath Rod is an object of the Aes Sedai in The Wheel of Time. In the series' character list it appears in the entries of a group of sisters who used the Oath Rod to reveal members of the Black Ajah inside the White Tower: Doesine Alwain of the Yellow Ajah, Saerin Asnobar, Sitter of the Brown Ajah, Yukiri Haruna, Sitter for the Grey Ajah, Seaine Herimon, Sitter of the White Ajah, and Pevara Tazanovni, Sitter for the Red Ajah. Doesine was later killed in the Last Battle.
Last updated 2026-10-16 from the source article.
Quick Facts
- Used by
- Doesine Alwain
- Saerin Asnobar
- Yukiri Haruna
- Seaine Herimon
- Pevara Tazanovni
- Purpose in the list
- Revealing Black Ajah sisters in the White Tower
Facts from the source article.
Rand al'Thor
Rand al'Thor, introduced in The Eye of the World, is a sheep herder from Emond's Field whose village is attacked by Trollocs. He flees with Moiraine Damodred, an Aes Sedai who believes he may be the Dragon Reborn. At the Eye of the World, Rand channels uncorrupted saidin and defeats the Forsaken Aginor, proving his identity. The Amyrlin Seat Siuan Sanche confirms this in The Great Hunt, and Lan Mandragoran trains him in swordplay.
Rand later claims the sa'angreal Callandor in the Stone of Tear. He learns his parents are Shaiel, an Aiel Maiden, and Janduin, a Taardad chief. Selene, revealed as the Forsaken Lanfear, tries to kill him when he rejects her. Rand founds the Asha'man at the Black Tower, defeats Sammael, and takes the crown of Illian.
In A Memory of Light, he confronts the Dark One, using a weave of saidin, saidar, and the True Power to recreate the Dark One's prison. Josha Stradowski portrays Rand in the television adaptation.
Perrin Aybara
Perrin Aybara, a blacksmith and woodworker from Emond's Field, leaves with his friends and Moiraine in The Eye of the World. Separated from the group at Shadar Logoth, he meets Elyas Machera, who reveals Perrin is a wolfbrother, able to communicate telepathically with wolves. Wolfbrothers have golden eyes, heightened senses, strength, and speed, and tend toward aggressive behavior in battle. They can also navigate Tel'aran'rhiod, the World of Dreams. Marcus Rutherford portrays Perrin in the television adaptation.
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