My bad lol

 

And I have no idea Jordan. Sorry.

 

 

 

Moiraine using balefire, portrait done by Jeremy Saliba

Added by Optimous

Balefire is a weapon of the One Power usable by both male and female Aes Sedai. Its widespread use during the War of Power began to cause the Pattern to unravel, and it was subsequently banned from use by all wielders of the One Power.

Aginor was by the light side called one of the forsaken, on the evil side they are called the chosen or dark masters (not dark lord), which means Aginor is evil and by that indicate a certain amount of madness and a need to controll, he was in around the War of Power a dagnerous scientist who created, every cind of shadowspawn you could imagine and even unvillingly created dark froces even the shadow are uneased with

 

His strength in the one Power is only matched by a handfull, even fewer were stronger,

 

DescriptionEdit of Balefire

Balefire in use.

Added by Jaymach

When a target is struck with balefire, its thread in the pattern is destroyed, in an amount proportional to the power of the balefire strike. This translates to the target's existence being completely erased, chronologically in reverse. For example, should an Aes Sedai use balefire on an attacking bandit, the bandit's action of attacking the Aes Sedai and anything leading up to the action of the attack would be erased; this would be determined by the power of the balefire attack. The stronger the balefire, the farther back in time the object in question will be burned from the pattern. This can have serious consequences on the pattern; the use of an extremely powerful blast of balefire to destroy a great number of lives at once has been shown to produce an effect referred to as a "balescream," the sound of the Pattern itself groaning under the strain of rearranging itself around such a large gap. An interesting side effect of using balefire is that anyone that is affected by the "reversal" of time will still remember all the events that were undone as if they had actually happened even if the effects themselves no longer exist.