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Latest revision as of 04:07, 22 February 2022
- The male half of the ancient Aes Sedai symbol, known as the Dragon's fang
This icon signifies the presence of the forces of the Shadow.
- Useage
TEotW, Ch. 3, Ch. 9, Ch. 14, Ch. 17, Ch. 32, Ch. 43, Ch. 45
