How can the Arches and a'dams be the same?
The Big Picture With many twists and turns, The Wheel of Time initially tells of the Aes Sedai Moiraine's mission to locate the Dragon Reborn and prepare him to oppose the Dark One. But the series ends up with many heroes spread across a sprawling fantasy world, encountering new threats and immersing themselves in different cultures.
Each has a unique purpose, so there is no telling what it can do without thorough examination, but there are risks involved. It's possible for a channeler to burn out while investigating a mysterious ter'angreal. Additionally, some of their purposes are innately dangerous, providing transport to unknown locations and the like. Meanwhile, some are more innocent or at least risk-free. Though all have a connection to the One Power, some do not require channeling to use them.
Yet the Arches are not the only ter'angreal to appear in Season 2. Episode 6, "Eyes Without Pity," adds a'dams to the list. Though not identified as such immediately, the a'dams the Seanchan use to control their damane prisoners are ter'angreal. These collars prevent the wearers from harming her sul'dam or using the One Power without express permission.
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