WARNING: If you believe Taim is Demandred, then I suggest you turn back now, because you will never understand this theory. <br><br>Preface <br><br>The greatest mystery in WoT, who killed Asmodean, is always up speculation. In the following paper, I...

One of the greatest mysteries of the Wheel of Time series has long been "Who Killed Asmodean?" One of the reasons for the great mystery is that Robert Jordan has made it clear that HE believes it is fairly obvious who killed Asmodean, in the context...

"Agelmar Jagad and Davram Bashere will no leave the Blight, I think, and Pedron Niall will surely no be of use to you. (Sheriam, FOH ch 27) <br><br>Who was this Davram Bashere, and why was Elaida so frantic to find him? Why had Elaida forbidden anyo...

This is how Moridin killed Asmodean: <br><br>Moridin has the habit of using his skulker mask and True Power to hide in the open presence of Forsaken-class channelers. In The Fires of Heaven, he was watching Rand in Cairhien, and followed him to Caeml...

Perhaps this has been brought up before but i would like to take a crack at it <br><br>Balfire is described as a white hot bar of fire and it searse itself into your vision (somthing like if you look directly at the sun) it unravles the thread of th...

I've only joined Theoryland a couple of days ago and have never submitted a theory before so feel free to rip it to shreds. <br><br>For me Shaidar Haran is the obvious choice for Asmodean's killer and here is how I came to that conclusion. <br><br>As...

According to RJ, Asmodean's killer should be obvious to anyone with even half an intuitive bone in their body. Indeed, that lowing and bleating that you hear is the great collective herd of ourselves, sheep one and all, as we follow first one champio...

First, you have to eliminate who it was not. <br><br>It was not Lanfear, she was just killed, and even if she came back, it would not be this quickly. Remember, Jordan said the clues are all there to figure it out, and that was just not in the cards...

The age-old (at least for us) question: <br><br>Who killed Asmodean? <br><br>First, what's needed to kill anybody? Method, motive, opportunity. <br><br>Method: it could be anything that killed him quickly. <br><br>Motive: who can say all the motives ...

I havent worked out motive quite yet, but... <br><br>Lord Elegar and Alteima are the two servants (either that, or the female servant is the young red sister that Rahvin captured in the prologue) <br><br>The two servants previously mentioned both hav...

This question has been beaten to death so many times. But why is it so difficult to determine the answer? I think it is because we have handicapped ourselves into believing something that is not true. <br><br>FAQ : "The first, of course, is the 'ob...

Here comes the dead horse! <br><br>Who killed Asmodean? <br><br>I believe that Daverem Bashere killed Asmodean for his (that is Asmodeans') part in helping the False Dragon Mazrim Taim. <br><br>According to the “BWB”; the Forsaken where freed in eith...

Most of this stuff came from replies to the theory Asmodena's Killer Is Slayer, but it got off topic and there didn't seem to be any other theories posted that said this, so I decided to set it all out in it's own little theory. <br><br>Moiraine is o...

I believe it was Graendal that killed Asmodean. <br><br>At the time that he died Aginor, Balthamel, Be'lal, Ishamael, and Rhavin were all dead. Lanfear had gone through the doorway with Moiraine so was either a captive or dead. Moghedien had been c...

<br>The purpose of this theory is to reveal the method of Asmodean's death. It is not intended to take an overt position on WHO did the killing, although I recognize that the method may affect the ability of some suspects to have accomplished the dee...

It seems to me that a big part of the answer to this mystery hinges on chronology.<br><br>Who knew what when?<br><br>Who was where when?<br><br>First, some background: <br><br>-Lanfear devises a plan to capture Rand with a small linked circle of othe...

<p> This may seem rather pointless now, knowing what we do from <em>Towers of Midnight</em>, but I think it worthwhile enough to bear out explicating the theory, seeing it is something I have never seen remarked upon anywhere else. I may be wrong, or...