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| − | River of Souls was a short story detailing how [[Demandred]] acquired the second part of [[Sakarnen]] and fulfilled the [[Shara]]n prophecy of the Wyld that was written for [[A Memory of Light]]. It was cut from the book as it detracted too much from the overall theme of the [[Last Battle]] and introduced several new questions at a time when it was more important to wrap up story lines. It is considered mostly canon, though certain elements of world building were not checked so should not necessarily be considered as such. It was later printed in the Unfettered anthology | + | River of Souls was a short story detailing how [[Demandred]] acquired the second part of [[Sakarnen]] and fulfilled the [[Shara]]n prophecy of the Wyld that was written for [[A Memory of Light]]. It was cut from the book as it detracted too much from the overall theme of the [[Last Battle]] and introduced several new questions at a time when it was more important to wrap up story lines. It is considered mostly canon, though certain elements of world building were not checked so should not necessarily be considered as such. It was later printed in the Unfettered anthology. |
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River of Souls was a short story detailing how Demandred acquired the second part of Sakarnen and fulfilled the Sharan prophecy of the Wyld that was written for A Memory of Light. It was cut from the book as it detracted too much from the overall theme of the Last Battle and introduced several new questions at a time when it was more important to wrap up story lines. It is considered mostly canon, though certain elements of world building were not checked so should not necessarily be considered as such. It was later printed in the Unfettered anthology.
