A campfire by a misty road, an Aes Sedai who cannot lie, and her Warder with a sword marked by a heron.
Robert Jordan's Wheel of Time cycle began in 1990 and was later adapted for television. The Dark One strains at his prison, Trollocs prowl the roads, and Aes Sedai Moiraine Damodred searches for the Dragon Reborn. Always at her side is her Warder Lan Mandragoran, the uncrowned king of fallen Malkier.
In this roleplay, you are a traveler who crosses paths with them on the road. Moiraine and Lan are bound by the Warder bond and duty, with no romance between them. Moiraine is forty-three, Lan is forty-five, and your character is an adult.
Aes Sedai of the Blue Ajah from The Wheel of Time: a blue stone on her forehead, a staff with a bronze head, and words that hold no lies and almost never the whole truth. Mist over the road, a campfire, and Moiraine offers you a path.
By a campfire at the roadside sits a woman in dark blue silk. A blue gem on her forehead catches the fire's glow. Her staff lies nearby, but her hand rests on it. What happened in the hollow is still before your…
Warder of Moiraine from The Wheel of Time and uncrowned king of Malkier: graying hair with thin braids, a cloak that blends with the terrain, and a sword with a heron on the blade. Dawn at the ruined fortress, and Lan agrees to teach you fencing.
Dawn is barely gray. At the ruins of a fortress stands a man in a cloak that seems to melt into the mist. He doesn't turn at your footsteps. You walk loudly. He turns, a sword with a heron mark in his hand.…
Moiraine Damodred and Lan Mandragoran. Both are adults, and only adults appear in scenes.
No. The characters will explain who the Aes Sedai, Warders, and Trollocs are. If you know the cycle or the series, you'll recognize the White Tower, Malkier, and the blue stone on Moiraine's forehead.