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@fuzzwolf yeah! Fluff them!

Still there is much to unpack in how often Aes Sedae are magically compelled into servitude or control by men. I might be wrong but it feels to me like Robert Jordan feeling this powerful organization of women needed to be "put in their place"

I do have a lot of issues with the aiel though

@iBolt07 oh is it a day that ends in "Y"

Finding the Kin, the Windfinders, and the Wise Ones have their own organization and power has been cool. Still I would have enjoyed seeing that their teaching methods let different types of learners thrive and more of their differences. The wise ones are the only ones that get that sort of development

I like that the Aes Sedai are shown as the story progresses to not be as wise or as powerful as they want to believe. They have strength due to their organization, history, and research but their own infighting and bias undercuts them.

They spent centuries not looking for women with the talent and its winnowed their numbers and raw power

I reserve the right to block people arbitrarily and randomly

@geoholms @Nephthys oh gosh!!! This is your first time!? Enjoy!!

@geoholms it really had a wonderful sense of fun to it capturing a lot of the spirit of the books qnd its adventurousness

@geoholms that movie had no right to have so many generation defining bangers

Ugh I would love to run an Exalted Game. But to do it right I would have to carefully know the details and finer points of all the combat mechanic rules