channeler
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- noun
- /ˈtʃænələr/
- Jargon
:
canalizador
- From the moment that players attack the channelers, they have two minutes before Magtheridon is released.
Examples
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Egwene is using herself as bait to snare what she believes is a Channeler.
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Magtheridon is a large demon imprisoned by five channelers (magicians) who hold him in place via beams of energy projected out from five glowing cubes.
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But not one female channeler has any clue, other than what they've been told.
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The poor girl is supposed to be an awesome channeler, but she doesn't start with even one offensive spell.
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The Tower still feels that male channelers need to be dealt with somehow.
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Admittedly, that attack was significantly easier since there were no channelers on the defending side.
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Given her experience dealing with male channelers and their innate strength, the last one is highly unlikely.
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The Amyrlin Seat unofficially declared war against all male channelers with those orders.
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In the fantasy game, the channeler must master several spells to control the powerful forces of magic.
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As a skilled channeler, she focused her energy to summon a protective spirit during the ritual.
Synonyms
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A person in stories who can use magic to help or harm others
A person who controls basic natural forces like earth or fire
A game character who casts magic spells like fire or lightning to attack
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Etymology
Channeler comes from channel, meaning a 'path' or 'route', and the ending -er meaning 'one who'. In stories and games a channeler is someone who directs magic or energy as if it flows through a path, which is why the word means a person who controls magical power.