Reader discretion is advised. The Wheel of Time season 3 finale ends with Rand's fate uncertain, leaving viewers wondering whether he has truly become the Car'a'carn, the leader of the Aiel.

Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned. Rand, Egwene, Moiraine, Lan, and the Taardad clan travel to Alcair Dal to present Rand as the Car’a’carn to the rest of the clans, including the Shaido.

In the show, season 3 ends with Rand in power, serving as both the Dragon Reborn and Car’a’carn, but still vulnerable to the Shadow. In the books, Rand al’Thor founds the Black Tower and ...

Entering the glass columns in Rhuidean and gaining the dragon markings on both of his arms was just the first part in becoming the Car'a'carn; Rand still needed to unite the rest of the Aiel clan ...

And Rand himself has given himself over to his destiny as the Dragon Reborn or as the Aiel call him, their Car'a'carn or chief of chiefs (remember that towards the end of Season 2, he'd been ...

Rand al'Thor's rise to the position of Car'a'carn in The Wheel of Time Season 3 is significant to the Aiel people and the Pattern of the world in general. The Car'a'carn, or "Chief of Chiefs," is a ...

The season 3 finale of The Wheel of Time, "He Who Comes With The Dawn," ends with lead character Rand al'Thor (Josha Stradowski) making it rain in the desert. To do this, he calls upon saidin, the ...

But the execution? Next-level. This episode didn’t just tie up loose ends, it redefined them. We saw Rand finally become the Car’a’carn (the Chosen One for the Aiel), Moiraine face Lanfear in a fierce ...

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