All characters in season 2 of The Wheel of Time. The descriptions for returning characters contain information on where the characters were last seen in season 1.
Episode 1[]
Characters portrayed by starring cast who first appear this season in episode 1 A Taste of Solitude.
Last seen at the Eye of the World, cut off from the One Power.
Portrayed by Rosamund Pike
Last seen with Moiraine at the Eye of the World.
Portrayed by Daniel Henney
Last seen on the battlefield, healed by Egwene.
Portrayed by Zoë Robins
Last seen having healed Nynaeve protecting Fal Dara.
Portrayed by Madeleine Madden
Last seen walking into the Blight.
Portrayed by Josha Stradowski
Last seen in Fal Dara speaking with Padan Fain.
Portrayed by Marcus Rutherford
Last seen approaching the White Tower in Tar Valon.
Portrayed by Dónal Finn (recast)
An ogier. Last seen in Fal Dara, stabbed by Padan Fain.
Portrayed by Hammed Animashaun
A Green Ajah Aes Sedai. Last seen in Tar Valon at Moiraine's exile.
Portrayed by Priyanka Bose
The Keeper of the Chronicles. Last seen at Moiraine's exile in Tar Valon.
Portrayed by Jennifer Cheon Garcia
Represents the Dark One. Last seen at the Eye, pushed back by Rand's power.
Portrayed by Fares Fares
A Red Ajah Aes Sedai. Last seen in Tar Valon at Moiraine's exile.
Portrayed by Kate Fleetwood
Alanna's Warder. Last seen with Alanna and Maksim in Tar Valon.
Portrayed by Emmanuel Imani
A darkfriend. Last seen leaving Fal Dara with the Horn of Valere.
Portrayed by Johann Myers
Alanna's Warder. Last seen with Alanna and Ihvon in Tar Valon.
Portrayed by Taylor Napier
An Aes Sedai. Moiraine stays with her and Adeleas.
Portrayed by Meera SyalAdditional characters who first appear this season in episode 1.
A Shienaran soldier leading the hunt for the Horn.
Portrayed by Gregg Chilingirian
A soldier of Fal Dara. Last seen wounded by a Fade in Fal Dara.
Portrayed by Guy Roberts
A Shienaran soldier part of the hunt for the Horn.
Portrayed by Arnas Fedaravicius
An Aes Sedai.
Portrayed by Nila Aalia
A Warder.
Portrayed by Heikko Deutschmann
An Aes Sedai in charge of the Novices.
Portrayed by Rima Te Wiata
A new tracker helping the Shienarans.
Portrayed by Gary Beadle
He meets Moiraine with items to sell.
Portrayed by Julian Lewis Jones
An Aes Sedai of the Gray Ajah.
Portrayed by Joelle
A young Tuatha'an girl who interrupts a meeting.
Portrayed by Amy Sharp
A novice training with Egwene and Nynaeve.
Portrayed by Salle Salée
A Tuatha'an woman attacked by Padan Fain.
Portrayed by Petra Ptácková
Animalistic creatures that serve the Dark One.
Creatures that serve the Dark One and can travel through shadows.
Episode 2[]
Characters portrayed by starring cast who first appear this season in episode 2 Strangers and Friends.
The daughter-heir of Andor.
Portrayed by Ceara Coveney
A seer. Last seen leaving Fal Dara before the battle.
Portrayed by Kae Alexander
A false Dragon. Last seen gentled at the White Tower.
Portrayed by Álvaro Morte
An inkeeper in Cairhien.
Portrayed by Natasha O'KeeffeAdditional characters who first appear this season in episode 2.
A Seanchan noblewoman.
Portrayed by Karima McAdams
A Seanchan serving Lady Suroth.
Portrayed by Jessica Boone
A patient of the sanitarium.
Portrayed by Nasser Memarzia
A resident of Atuan's Mill.
Portrayed by Iris Peynado
An orderly at the sanitarium
Portrayed by Darragh O'Toole
An employee at the sanitarium.
Portrayed by Marie-France Alvarez
A man in northharbor.
Portrayed by Vladimír Javorský
She's training with the Yellow Ajah.
Portrayed by Esther Ayo James
Training with Egwene and Nynaeve.
Portrayed by Raquel Cipriano
An Aes Sedai who greets Elayne.
Portrayed by Daisy Kosmider
A girl with breakbone fever being treated by an Accepted.
Portrayed by Marie Pressova
Portrayed by Pavel Bousek
Portrayed by Zdenek Gloser
Portrayed by Anna Skladchikova
A Cairhien guard stationed at the gate between the Foregate and the inner city.
Portrayed by Ken Bradshaw
Portrayed by Matěj Paprčiak (uncredited)
Episode 3[]
Characters who first appear this season in episode 3 What Might Be.
A Cairhienin noblewoman who attends a party.
Portrayed by Lindsay Duncan
Rand's father. Last seen in the Two Rivers.
Portrayed by Michael McElhatton
Mat's mother. Last seen in the Two Rivers with her family.
Portrayed by Juliet Howland
A Seanchan soldier.
Portrayed by Seraphina Beh
A Seanchan damane.
Portrayed by Valerie Vachkova
A young girl in Atuan's Mill.
Portrayed by Aliyah Sesay
Nynaeve's father in her vision.
Portrayed by Jonathan Hawkins
Nynaeve's mother in her vision.
Portrayed by Melissa James
A child in Nynaeve's vision.
Portrayed by Asia-Sky Fenty
How Nynaeve sees her reflection in her vision.
Portrayed by Bronte Smith
A gleeman in the Cairhien foregate.
Portrayed by Michael Amariah
A Cairhienin noblewoman who invites Rand and Selene to dine with her.
Portrayed by uncredited
A raider who attacks Nynaeve's family. (Uncredited.)
Portrayed by Nick WarryEpisode 4[]
Characters who first appear this season in episode 4 Daughter of the Night.
Min sees her in a dream.
Portrayed by You-Ri YamanakaMin sees her in a dream.
Portrayed by Haruka Kuroda
He works at the inn where Min and Mat stay.
Portrayed by Michael Pitthan
Min sees her in a dream.
Portrayed by Jacqueline Moré
Min sees him in a dream.
Portrayed by Ethan Kamula
Alanna visits her and the family.
Portrayed by Natasha Jayahendry
Alanna visits him and the family.
Portrayed by Krishan Naidoo
The butler for House Damodred.
Portrayed by Robert Russell
He trains at the White Tower.
Portrayed by Leonardo Taiwo
Alanna visits her and the family.
Portrayed by Neelam Bakshi
Alanna visits her and the family.
Portrayed by Lubna KerrPortrayed by Julianna Bacelar Pereira
One of the wolves with Elyas and Perrin.
Portrayed by Ka Lupinka (uncredited)Episode 5[]
Characters who first appear this season in episode 5 Damane.
A Questioner with the Children of the Light, last seen stabbed by Egwene as wolves attacked.
Portrayed by Abdul Salis
A Seanchan nobleman.
Portrayed by Daniel Francis
An Aes Sedai of the Brown Ajah.
Portrayed by Katie Leung
An Aes Sedai of the Brown Ajah.
Portrayed by Rachel Denning
Anvaere's son who is marrying the Queen of Cairhien.
Portrayed by Will Tudor
A sul'dam with the Seanchan.
Portrayed by Xelia Mendes-Jones
An Aes Sedai of the Yellow Ajah in Falme.
Portrayed by Nyokabi Gethaiga
Ryma's Warder.
Portrayed by Bentley Kalu
A Seanchan who speaks for Lord Turak.
Portrayed by Akie Kotabe
Keeps a stable in the Cairhienin countryside on the road to Tar Valon.
Portrayed by Laura Crowhurst
A Seanchan da'covale, he wakes Ishamael.
Portrayed by Nirav Prajapati
A Seanchan guard.
Portrayed by Ephraim Eli Goldin
He rides a horse up to a stable.
Portrayed by Stewart Moore
He's keeping an inn after Missus Amudee left.
Portrayed by Curtis Matthew
He prepares wedding foods for taste-testing.
Portrayed by Tony Lee Herbert
The innkeeper's dog who takes a liking to Perrin.
Portrayed by uncreditedEpisode 6[]
Characters who first appear this season in episode 6 Eyes Without Pity.
The Amyrlin Seat. Last seen in Tar Valon at Moiraine's exile.
Portrayed by Sophie Okonedo
A Blue Ajah Aes Sedai. Last seen in the White Tower at Moiraine's exile.
Portrayed by Sandy McDade
A sul'dam with all bones broken. (Uncredited.)
Portrayed by Elena FokinaEpisode 7[]
Characters who first appear this season in episode 7 Daes Dae'mar.
An Aes Sedai with the power of foretelling.
Portrayed by Hayley Mills
An Aiel Maiden of the Spear in Falme.
Portrayed by Ragga Ragnars
An Aiel Maiden of the Spear in Falme.
Portrayed by Maja Simonsen
A sul'dam training other sul'dam.
Portrayed by Lily Banda
A sul'dam.
Portrayed by Jade-Eleena Dregorius
He escorts Barthanes in the Sun Palace.
Portrayed by Vincent Kerschbaum
An Aiel Maiden of the Spear. (Archive footage from season 1; uncredited.)
Portrayed by Magdalena SittovaEpisode 8[]
Characters who first appear this season in episode 8 What Was Meant to Be.
One of the Forsaken freed by Ishamael.
Portrayed by Laia Costa
A Child of the Light. Last seen headed toward Taren Ferry.
Portrayed by Stuart Graham
The Dragon of the previous Age and Rand's past life.
Portrayed by Alexander Karim
A Hero of the Horn.
Portrayed by Helen TranPortrayed by Mohamed Boussalem
Portrayed by Nasser El Guennouni
Portrayed by Said el Hamdi
A Hero of the Horn. (Uncredited.)
Portrayed by Sona Havranova
A Hero of the Horn. (Uncredited.)
Portrayed by Nick Warry
A Hero of the Horn. (Uncredited.)
Portrayed by Daya Belskaya
A dark force in The Ways that can drive people mad.
Mentioned characters[]
Mentioned present day characters:
- Lady Amalisa[1]
- Mazrim Taim, who has declared himself the Dragon Reborn in Saldaea[1]
- Laila Dearn, Perrin's late wife[1]
- Arinvar[2]
- Cadsuane Melaidhrin, an Aes Sedai[2]
- Elena Katab, an Aes Sedai[2]
- Morgase Trakand, Queen of Andor and Elayne's mother[2]
- Galldrian, Queen of Cairhien and Barthanes's fiancee[3]
- Sereille, an Aes Sedai who was the Mistress of Novices when Verin was a Novice[4]
- Gawyn, Elayne's brother[4]
- Graendal, a Forsaken[4]
- Anaiya, an Aes Sedai of the Blue Ajah[5]
- Abell Cauthon, Mat's father[6]
- Jolien, Bain and Chiad buried her[6]
- Kerene Nagashi, Lan says he remembers what Logain did to her[6]
- Stepin, Lan says he remembers what Logain did to him[6]
- Sammael, a Forsaken[7]
Legendary and historical characters:
- Luthair Paendrag, who sailed across the Aryth Ocean[3]
- Tetsuan, a former Amyrlin[4]
Cosmological figures:
References[]
- References can be found on the season 2 main page and/or on the cast and character pages.
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 The Wheel of Time, season 2 episode 1: A Taste of Solitude.
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 The Wheel of Time, season 2 episode 2: Strangers and Friends.
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 The Wheel of Time, season 2 episode 3: What Might Be.
- ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 4.3 The Wheel of Time, season 2 episode 5: Damane.
- ↑ The Wheel of Time, season 2 episode 6: Eyes Without Pity.
- ↑ 6.0 6.1 6.2 6.3 The Wheel of Time, season 2 episode 7: Daes Dae'mar.
- ↑ The Wheel of Time, season 2 episode 8: What Was Meant to Be.