A 3000 year old conspiracy to destroy the male Aes Sedai and the formation of the Red Ajah. <br><br>In 47AB 12 large Ajah and many smaller ajah existed [source BWB], fifty years later the Amyrlin Seat has seven advisors, SIX of which are former Sitte...

I have partially heard this theory before, but i have a little more to say to that, or it being called the Purple Ajah. <br><br>I chose Gold for the obvious reasons that this Ajah's sole purpose is to ensure that the Dragon will make it to Tarmon Gai...

This Ajah is most unattractively described Ajah in the books, they are cruel, fanatical, and even less smart then the other sisters. They are hated among the other sisters in the Tower, they have a very unattractive style of life, and they fulfill a ...

I have another hesitant theory that might prove an interesting point for anyone who really thinks about it. <br><br>I am re-reading the series, slowly, since I have jumbles of homework, but as I was reading about certain Green Ajah of the Salidar Aes...

The power of the White tower appears to have been waning for some time. Some points: overall number of novices is dropping, number that pass the tests is going down, the most powerful sisters are less and less common and less powerful. In addition...

Ok, this is a simple theory. This is probably shorter than you'd like, but to hell with it: here I go... <br><br>This deals with the Red Ajah and what their new purpose may be. We know that since the taint on saidin has been cleansed there is no re...

One of Robert Jordan's answers to the Question of the Week (week 9, 2nd series) at the Tor website said: <br><br>~quote~~ "A channeler sees the flows as colored very faintly, according to which of the Five Powers is involved (red = Fire, Blue = Water...

Some quotes regarding the Kin. <br><br><b>**TITLE: A Crown of Swoards, CHAPTER: 30 - The First Cup <br><br>"The Kin persisted even after Barashta fell, in the same way they had before, taking in wilders and women put out of the Tower." <br><br>"None ...

Before someone starts shouting about the Three Oaths, allow me to explain. <br><br>Theory: Warders are Power-Wrought Weapons, and thus their Aes Sedai's commands to them are subject to the Three Oaths, defining/ limiting the Warders purpose and use. ...

<p>Here is a Theory I started 2 years ago on a reread preparing for the release of "The Gathering Storm". I only wrote half of it and then Wotmania closed down and since I never went to any of the other WoT sites it got shelved. So since now Towers...