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Darken Rahl is the main antagonist of the first and second seasons. In the first season, he was a ruthless tyrant who saught to take over the Midlands. There was a prophecy that a Seeker, who was born in Brennaden, would kill him. To stop this he ordered all newborn boys in Brennidon to be killed.
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Darken Rahl was killed by his son, Richard Rahl. Richard used the Wizard's First Rule to trick Darken Rahl into opening the wrong Box of Orden . It was later revealed, however, that the Sword of Truth is necessary to open the correct box.
Darken Rahl is the primary antagonist in the first book of the series Wizard's First Rule. He is the leader of D'Hara and the son of Panis Rahl, a ruthless dark wizard who had been killed by a Wizard of the First Order, Zeddicus Zu'l Zorander.
Richard was responsible for the defeat of Darken Rahl during the Second D'Haran War. Later, after ascending the throne of D'Hara as the new Lord Rahl, Richard would rule the D'Haran Empire in an effort to protect the New World from the growing threat of Emperor Jagang and the Imperial Order.
We know that the Rahl’s weren’t always total despotic assholes. There seems to be a great difference between Alric Rahl, who created the Bond to protect his people against Dreamwalkers, and Panis and Darken Rahl, who seemed pretty despotic and asshole-y.
At the end of the first book, Richard uses the Sword of Truth to cut down the villainous Darken Rahl. In the second book, Stone of Tears, it is revealed that before Richard killed Darken Rahl, Darken Rahl had opened the legendary Boxes of Orden as part of his plan for world domination.
She is the one who helped Richard kill Darken Rahl. In season 2, episode one, "Marked" when her Sisters of the Agiel betray her, Richard rescues her. After that incident, and realizing that Richard is the rightful Lord Rahl, both protect each other with their lives.