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- desc of Ogier custom (I: 552)
- when Ogier tells story, he feels it needs
about 200-300 years of back-ground to fully understand. (I: 636)
- the Ogier language looks like a script made up
of vines and leaves when written down and sounds like birds singing when
spoken. (I: 670, 674)
- Ogier handwriting is large. (VI: 323)
- there are articles of sung wood over 1000
years old. (III: 389)
- an Ogier will always keep his word, even if
tricked into the promise. (IV: 264)
- the Ogier are very modest, and don't go in for
making heroes of their kind. (IV: ??)
- the Ogier consider any forgetting of history a
great loss. (VI: 322)
- Ogier' ears often convey the state of their
emotions. (VI: 326)
- Ogier greeting: "The stedding offers sanctuary
to Servants of the Light." (I: 637)
- desc of Ogier greeting (I: 637)
- Your name sings in my ears. (I: 548)
- Your pain sings in my heart. (I: 552)
- By the Tree and stillness. (oath) (VI: 320)
- The blessing of the Light and stillness upon
you. (VI: 333)
- [I/you/etc.] have put a long handle on
[my/your/etc.] axe. (I: 549; II: 146)
- Speak an hour before you think. (II: 146)
- Only decisions reached in calm are sure. (II:
515)
- Women do not become exhausted, they only
exhaust others. (VI: 324)
- Haste makes for waste. (VI: 325)
- the Ogier call the Green Man Treebrother. (I:
740)
- the Ogier are great scholars, but they don't
think much in the world changes, so they usually aren't very aware of
current events/geography. (VI: 318-319)
- the Ogier are not open to strangers. (I: 410)
- the Ogier hold themselves apart from men,
except for their stone work in the cities. (VI: 326)
- groups of Ogier always stay together when they
go Outside. (III: 492)
- it would be impossible to get a human
permission to attend the Ogier Stump, and no Ogier would spy on what
occurs there. (VI: 186)
- Ogier think it's insulting to remind humans of
their hastiness. (VI: 318)
- the Aiel have long been Waterfriends with
the Ogier, and often come to the stedding to trade. (VI: 317)
- Speaker, a rank among Ogier. (VI: 320)
- Ogier marriages are arranged between mothers,
often when girl has found a boy she likes. (II: 511)
- one half of all marriages take place between
stedding, groups of young Ogier travel between to meet. (II: 511)
- Ogier honor their Eldest with bows and
curtseys. (II: 518)
- desc of Ogier marriage customs (VI: 318)
- it is considered "very rude" for an Ogier not
to do as his wife asks. (VI: 607)
- until an Ogier is 100 years of age, he cannot
leave the stedding without the permission of the Elders. (III: 48)
- the Council of Elders is not the same as the
Stump. (VI: 321)
- the Eldest Ogier in the stedding are its
leaders, the leadership group is called the Stump. (I: 548)
- creatures of the DO won't enter a stedding,
but nothing keeps evil humans out. (I: 433, 434)
- the Ogier don't like too many armed people to
come into the stedding. (II: 502)
- Ogier hold visitors to a Pact of no fighting
within stedding. (II: 508)
- there are articles of sung wood over 1000 years
old. (III: 389)
- Aiel travel to the stedding to trade for sung
wood. (II: 170)
- desc of Ogier (I: 547)
- desc of Ogier heights (VI: 317)
- Ogier's hair can go white. (II: 505)
- younger Ogier males have less facial hair, the
older have moustaches and beards. (II: 505)
- female Ogier are shorter than male, with
shorter eyebrows and more delicate features. (II: 501)
- desc of Ogier dress (I: 547)
- Ogier' ears often convey the state of their
emotions. (VI: 326)
- females wear dresses and cloaks decorated
with embroidered flowers, the amount of embroidery indicating
age/rank. The younger have embroidery only on cloaks, older have
some on dress, oldest have completely embroidered dresses. (II: 505,
VI: 317)
- males wear coats that button to the neck,
flare about the knees. (II: 505)
- some Ogier have Talent of sensing ta'veren.
(I: 355, 555; II: 35)
- Talents like recognizing ta'veren run
weakly in Ogier, if at all. (II: 516)
- Ogier are sensitive to certain things.
(III: 493)
- Ogier are sensitive to the mood of a
place. (VI: 329)
- an Ogier can sense mood where no human
would notice much of anything. (VI: 655)
- not all of the Ogier have Talent of
Treesinging, and the trees won't listen to any humans at all. (I:
640)
- desc of how Loial uses Treesinging to form
a staff from a living tree. (II: 236)
- no Treesinger has sung a piece as large as
a bed in 1000 years. (III: 380)
- the flowing curves of the sung wood bed
reflect that it was grown, not constructed. (III: 399)
- Ogier have old Songs of Growing that only
some Ogier learn? (I: 645)
- desc of Ogier Tree Song that Loial sings
to the remains of the Green Man, which causes a mighty oak tree to
grow over the spot (I: 775)
- Ogier can sense Waygates within a certain
distance, and the direction in which they lie. (I: 662; IV: 303; VI:
325)
- Ogier can usually find the Green Man if
they seek him. (I: 691)
- the Ogier call the Green Man Treebrother.
(I: 740)
- Ogier are strong and have good endurance,
Loial once outran a horse. (II: 167)
- Ogier have sharp eyes and see well in the
dark. (II: 288)
- Ogier are strong and have good endurance,
Loial once outran a horse. (II: 167)
- Ogier have sharp eyes and see well in the
dark. (II: 288)
- Ogier always have dreams of the stedding
when they are away from them. (III: 92)
- at least five Ogier have survived living
outside of the stedding for more than 10 years, though three died
within a year of coming home, and the other two were practically
invalids for the rest of their lives. (VI: 319)
- after years outside of the stedding, Loial
feels tired, and feels a need drawing him to return to the stedding.
(VI: 568)
- the Ogier re-found the stedding in the
years during the Covenant of Ten Nations, but many died of the
Longing before then. (II: 503)
Steddings which are occupied will have lots of trees and other plant
life. Their landscape will be the same as the area they are surrounded
by. All steddings would have water sources since Ogier's rarely leave
the stedding. They would have to raise all their food. They have
trade with humans and other steddings but not enough to supply food.
Steddings need to be mostly self-contained.
- the Ogier tend and care for the trees in their
stedding. (II: 518)
- vegetation is lusher in the stedding. (I: 433)
- the Ogier homes are natural-looking mounds in
the ground. (II: 505)
- every "occupied?" stedding has a Waygate
outside of it. (VI: 321)
- Ogier use pewter dishes. (II: 510)
- the stedding has guest rooms for humans,
though the furniture is still slightly too large. (II: 509)
- a Channeler cannot use the One Power within a
stedding, and can't even feel it. This loss usually gives them the
shakes. (I: 433)
- you cannot channel into a stedding (like to
travel there) any more than you can channel within one. (VI: 608)
- because they involve the use of the OP,
Waygates can not be placed directly within a stedding, even with the
Talisman of Growing. (VI: 321)
- the Ogier re-found the stedding in the years
during the Covenant of Ten Nations, but many died of the Longing before
then. (II: 503)
- when you pass the border of a stedding, you
feel a tingle as though entering cold water, and a sense of reduced
fatigue, but the refreshing feeling is momentary. (I: 432-434)
- there are certain places that cannot be
entered in TAR - Rhuidean, the stedding, and a few others. (IV: 387)
- there are no stedding on Toman Head. (II: 620)
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- desc of where stedding are (VI: 323)
- every "occupied?" stedding has a Waygate
outside of it. (VI: 321)
- the Ogier tend and care for the trees in their
stedding. (II: 518)
- Stedding Cantoine is just above the River
Iralell, Stedding Tayjing is east of the Iralell in the Spine of the
World. (II: 520)
- statue of Artur Hawkwing in the middle of the
stedding, where he wanted to build his capital. (I: 436-7)
- spring in the stedding. (I: 434-5)
- This cannot be a stedding. It isn't on
the lists of steddings and Hawkwing came much after the other steddings.
Look up the book locations above and try to figure out which stedding
this is. (Kiriel 10/29/04)
- Stedding Shangtai is in the Spine of the
World. (IV: 262)
- Stedding Tsofu is the closest to any human
habitation, at a full day from nearest village. (VI: 323)
- only rediscovered 100 years ago. (II: 482)
- south and east of Cairhien. (II: 482)
- seven Elders at stedding, three males, four
females. (II: 514)
- Elders meet in a sort of "conference" room,
sit on special chairs. (II: 514)
- Stedding Tsofu is the closest to any human
habitation, at a full day from nearest village. (VI: 323)
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