Elayne Trakand - Skills and Abilities

Skills and Abilities

Elayne is among the most powerful female channelers of the past thousand years, with fewer than ten living non-Forsaken women besting her raw strength. She has also demonstrated an immense degree of talent in the copying and creation of ter'angreal. She has successfully made copies of the twisted ring ter'angreal that Egwene obtained from Verin Sedai, a'dam, and several other objects. While recreating the a'dam she also modified the design without a leash between the collar and bracelet, which is unnecessary for maintaining the forced link. She has also made some original ter'angreal, including one which makes the user invisible and was able to re-create Mat Cauthon's foxhead medallion which repels the use of the one power, although the copies currently do not work quite as well. She has expressed interest in learning how to make angreal or sa'angreal, but as of late her studies have taken a back seat to her political campaign and pregnancy.


The Wheel of Time universe
Central characters
  • Rand al'Thor
  • Perrin Aybara
  • Mat Cauthon
  • Egwene al'Vere
  • Nynaeve al'Meara
  • Elayne Trakand
Supporting characters
  • Aviendha
  • Bayle Domon
  • Berelain sur Paendrag Tanreal
  • Cadsuane Melaidhrin
  • Davram Bashere
  • Faile Bashere
  • Galad Damodred
  • Gareth Bryne
  • Gawyn Trakand
  • Lan Mandragoran
  • Lews Therin Telamon
  • Logain Ablar
  • Loial
  • Min Farshaw
  • Moiraine Damodred
  • Pedron Niall
  • Siuan Sanche
  • Tam al'Thor
  • Thom Merrilin
  • Tuon
  • Verin Mathwin
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  • Hall of the Tower
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Forsaken
  • Aginor
  • Asmodean
  • Balthamel
  • Be'lal
  • Demandred
  • Rahvin
  • Ishamael
  • Sammael
  • Graendal
  • Lanfear
  • Mesaana
  • Moghedien
  • Semirhage
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  • Heron-mark sword
  • Horn of Valere
  • The One Power
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  • Old Tongue
  • Ta'veren
  • True Power
  • Unusual abilities
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  • Asha'man
  • Band of the Red Hand
  • Children of the Light
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  • The Five Great Captains
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  • Aiel
  • Atha'an Miere
  • Ogier
  • Seanchan
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Places
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  • Altara
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Events
  • Battle of Dumai's Wells
  • The Cleansing of saidin
  • Tarmon Gai'don

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