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The Sunset Gate was a gate separating the West Cwm and the Vine Vale on the outskirts of Evereska. There was a stone guardhouse nearby that used to serve as a watch post for a dozen Evereskan soliders.

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  • Sunset Gate
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  • The Sunset Gate was a gate separating the West Cwm and the Vine Vale on the outskirts of Evereska. There was a stone guardhouse nearby that used to serve as a watch post for a dozen Evereskan soliders.
  • The Sunset Gate is an iron gate on the grounds of the White Tower. It has two gilded suns at the top that give it its name. In the book New Spring, Siuan and Moiraine go out the Sunset Gate with eight Tower Guards, including the gruff Steler, to start the census in hopes of discovering the identity of the Dragon Reborn.
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  • Sunset Gate
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  • Gatehouse
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  • The Sunset Gate was a gate separating the West Cwm and the Vine Vale on the outskirts of Evereska. There was a stone guardhouse nearby that used to serve as a watch post for a dozen Evereskan soliders.
  • The Sunset Gate is an iron gate on the grounds of the White Tower. It has two gilded suns at the top that give it its name. In the book New Spring, Siuan and Moiraine go out the Sunset Gate with eight Tower Guards, including the gruff Steler, to start the census in hopes of discovering the identity of the Dragon Reborn.
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