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Because fanart of this game is nowhere (Just the books ;c Elyana using the Tracer T'Angreal in Shadar Logoth while a Dark Terror lurks behind.

This game along with other medieval inspired games impacted my characters and creations today. I played it when I was just 7 years old and it's still a terrifyingly fun experience. It's a first person shooter, with magic. You play a character called Elyana Sedai who is of the Brown Ajah; who specialises in the study of knowledge. Unlike other Aes Sedai, she can't channel magic and thus has to rely on artifacts named T'angreal to allow her to cast. (In the picture she's using the Tracer T'Angreal, which shows they way to a destined location.) She ends up chasing an assassin who steals an articfact from her,and when she reclaims it, discovers that the artifact was a means to contain her unusually dangerous power that either the evil black Ajah would have recruited or destroyed her for. Sadly, the object is once again stolen when the Assassin realises that the Amyrlin Seat (The leader of the Aes Sedai) plans to unseal the artifact so Elyana can reclaim all her powers. He then uses it as a blackmail to stop her from chasing after him.

In the midst of the plot, the leader of the assassin, Ishamael and his army, planned to steal the Four Seals from the White Tower; in order to ressurrect a deadly being named the Dark One from his eternal prison. Only one seal can be carried at a time; and the Aes Sedai and Homeguard kept close watch of them. When Elyana temporarily takes charge of the Amrylin Seat, she charges herself, her sisters and the Homeguard into Ishamaels forces to retort from the attack at the White Tower and reclaims the Seals that were to be used to revive the Dark One. In the lasy scene, the Assassin appears again, holding her artifact that is the key to all her powers in his hands. He threatens to not let go of it until she does as he says, but instead, she launches him off the cliff face and into the lava with a tornado T'Angreal. Even knowing that in the process, she would lose all of her powers she could have gained and the position as the Amyrlin Seat.

The game was fun, but hard, and fairly difficult these days to run on modern day PCs. But it's one of the most underrated games of all time and I really enjoyed it while I still have it in my hands, even now.

The Wheel of Time belongs to Robert Jordan.

Go check out the game cutscenes at least, it's a really good watch. www.youtube.com/watch?v=wopQVQ…

Description
Because fanart of this game is nowhere (Just the books ;c Elyana using the Tracer T'Angreal in Shadar Logoth while a Dark Terror lurks behind.

This game along with other medieval inspired games impacted my characters and creations today. I played it when I was just 7 years old and it's still a terrifyingly fun experience. It's a first person shooter, with magic. You play a character called Elyana Sedai who is of the Brown Ajah; who specialises in the study of knowledge. Unlike other Aes Sedai, she can't channel magic and thus has to rely on artifacts named T'angreal to allow her to cast. (In the picture she's using the Tracer T'Angreal, which shows they way to a destined location.) She ends up chasing an assassin who steals an articfact from her,and when she reclaims it, discovers that the artifact was a means to contain her unusually dangerous power that either the evil black Ajah would have recruited or destroyed her for. Sadly, the object is once again stolen when the Assassin realises that the Amyrlin Seat (The leader of the Aes Sedai) plans to unseal the artifact so Elyana can reclaim all her powers. He then uses it as a blackmail to stop her from chasing after him.

In the midst of the plot, the leader of the assassin, Ishamael and his army, planned to steal the Four Seals from the White Tower; in order to ressurrect a deadly being named the Dark One from his eternal prison. Only one seal can be carried at a time; and the Aes Sedai and Homeguard kept close watch of them. When Elyana temporarily takes charge of the Amrylin Seat, she charges herself, her sisters and the Homeguard into Ishamaels forces to retort from the attack at the White Tower and reclaims the Seals that were to be used to revive the Dark One. In the lasy scene, the Assassin appears again, holding her artifact that is the key to all her powers in his hands. He threatens to not let go of it until she does as he says, but instead, she launches him off the cliff face and into the lava with a tornado T'Angreal. Even knowing that in the process, she would lose all of her powers she could have gained and the position as the Amyrlin Seat.

The game was fun, but hard, and fairly difficult these days to run on modern day PCs. But it's one of the most underrated games of all time and I really enjoyed it while I still have it in my hands, even now.

The Wheel of Time belongs to Robert Jordan.

Go check out the game cutscenes at least, it's a really good watch. www.youtube.com/watch?v=wopQVQ…