DragonCon

September 2005

Keywords

cuendillar, Tar Valon

Robert Jordan has spoken...

Why did turning the Tar Valon harbor chains to cuendillar help? You would think a chain made of cuendillar would be flexible because it is in separate pieces.

No. As I showed you in one of the scenes where they are learning to make cuendillar, they had two items touch each other when they were turning it into cuendillar and they fused to one another. So what you have is a series of chains where each link is fused to the next, so in essence what you have is one solid piece of cuendillar.

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