I Really Want Season 3 To Fight This Forsaken in the Timeline

Summary

• Met Cauthon needs a villain of his own in Wheel of Time season 3, and Rahvin could fit the role perfectly.
• Wheel of Time season 3 will feature Lanfear, Moghedien, and possibly Asmodean, so the addition of Rahvi will strengthen the story.
• Rahvi's political intrigue and manipulation skills can provide a complex mystery for Mat to solve in a standalone storyline.

Mat Cauthon needs his villain The wheel of time Season 3 and I can't think of any character better than Rahvin for this role. In Robert Jordan The wheel of time books, Rahvin is one of the 13 Forsaken and a villain that Rand al'Thor fights in the fifth entry in the series. Fires of Heaven. Incidentally, there is no confirmation of Rahvi's co-star in the TV show. She's among the characters that are expected to be absent, but I think not using Rahvin would be a huge, missed opportunity for the show.

Based on what is known, all two of the Forsaken are guaranteed to be available The wheel of time season 3. Lanfear is very much alive and Moghedien was introduced in the final scene The wheel of time Season 2 finale. Assuming the show goes through the books on Rand's Aiel Wastes journey, I expect Asmodean to make an appearance as well. Three might seem like enough for one season, but I actually think one more would be appropriate, especially considering what season 2 is set up for. Plus, it would allow for a bigger role for Mat.

Why Matt Needs His Villain in the Timeline Season 3

Mat should not be a supporting character in Rand or Perrin's future adventures

The most The wheel of time The main characters either already have an enemy or are about to get one in season 3. The next chapter is in the position of adaptation The shadow risesRand will likely find two rivals in Asmodean and Couladin. Similarly, Perrin will cause clashes with both Dain Bornhald and Padan Fain. As for the female heroes, at least two of them (Elayne and Nynaeve) are on their way to fight Moghedien in Tanchiko. Moiraine also has a developing feud with Lanfear, which will be a factor going forward.

From the looks of things, The wheel of time There are some interesting rivalries for his characters, however none of this setup promises anything for Mat. If season 3 continues with the books, she will tag along with Rand and embark on her adventure. The shadow rises Admittedly, it does provide some great moments for Mat, but since the series has already reworked the story of him discovering his memories, I'm not sure where the significance would be if this storyline were recreated on the small screen. The wheel of time Matin may struggle to avoid becoming a supporting player in Rand's next story.

So far, I think the show has done a good job in both seasons 1 and 2 of giving each of the main characters their own meaningful journey, so I'm sure the series will stick with that approach. Accordingly, I think the show would greatly benefit from keeping Matt away from the other The wheel of time characters and gives him his own quest to occupy himself. And just like with Rand, Perrin, Elayne, and Nynaeve, this story will require a compelling villain from the books to drive the action and drama.

Why Rahvin May Appear In Mat's Wheel Of Time Season 3 Storyline

If Rahwin didn't go to the Aiel wasteland, it would easily fit into Mat's story

As for which villain The wheel of time If he could face Mat in season 3, Rahvin would be among the most obvious candidates. After all, it wouldn't have to change much for their paths to cross in the show's adaptation. The shadow rises. True, they did not meet in that book, but their paths cross in both The dragon is reborn and Fires of Heavenand this is from the books The wheel of time if a Mat-Rahwin wants to create a plot line, he can draw from it.

Rahvin first came under the radar of the main characters when Mat and Tom visited Caemlyn to bring a letter from Merril's daughter Elayne to Queen Morgas. In the process, the couple learns that there is a conspiracy to kill him, a plan orchestrated by the forsaken Rahvin. While Mat later went to Tear, this storyline was not properly developed until then Fires of Heavenit turned Rahvi's scheme from a subplot into the focus of an entire book. To help make the 14-book series a show with significantly fewer seasons, the show could have this entire arc explained in season 3.

The timeline of the books would make this a seamless move for the show. It should not be forgotten that Metin met Rahvin before the events The shadow rises first of all. After leaving Falme, Mat Tar went to Valon, and from there he set out for Caemlyn. All of this happened before Rand went to the Aiel Waste. For most characters, the books skip their own The dragon is reborn arcs, but can not do the same with Mat if his flesh The shadow rises arc already covered. Instead, he can send him where Falme needs to go.

Why Rahvin's Timeline Would Be A Great Choice For Khabis Season 3

Matt's Memories Can Challenge Him For Rahvin

The show would have set the stage for a great story if it sent Mat to Caemlyn, especially in light of what Rahvy would bring to the table. Ishamael and Lanfear helped provide valuable inputs into the concept of Forsaken, but there are certain elements of them that the series hasn't quite captured yet. Two of them are his expertise in manipulation and his ability to disguise himself. Lanphere's story had that touch, but it didn't take long for him to be unmasked. This would not be the case with Rahvin.

In the books, it is revealed that Rahvin has inserted himself into Andor politics by living as Gaebril Byrne and becoming Queen Morgase's lover, all to kill her. through it, I can imagine The wheel of time indeed leaning into the political intrigue of the books and creating a complex mystery in the process. And to me, the best character to handle this would be Mat, whose new memories give him access to ancient knowledge that Rahvi won't have on the show.

Not only does Mat and a member of the Forsaken enter The wheel of time it makes sense logically and in character, but also fits perfectly with the direction of the show as a whole. By confirming that all of the remaining Forsaken are now on the loose, the season 2 finale managed to end on an extremely ominous note that had me excited for what the next battles with the Forsaken had to offer. Not because of what he built with Moghedien, but because it paved the way for a lot of Forsaken to wreak havoc in season 3.

To compensate for this, the show should refrain from focusing exclusively on the Moghedien and emphasizing the threat posed by several Forsaken at once. Up to four causing trouble for Rand and company TheThe wheel of time Season 3 would be a great way to do this.