Maybe after the 50 Aes Sedai are beaten off at the Black Tower. The Asha'man and Taim will get anxious to attack the White Tower. They will go against his orders and have kind of a mutiny. In that they will go ahead and attack the white tower. <br> ...

I believe that in the Last Battle, Rand and the Dark Lord will fight until each of them is seriously struggling. Each of them will gather all the Power he can and release it, simultaneously, at the other in the form of massive bolts of Balefire. The ...

In the beginning of the next book (Path of Daggers- out in November), I believe the 50 or so Aes Sedai will attack the Black Tower,and unless struck by a miraclous stroke of luck, be killed, stilled, or crushed in some manner. Rand was pretty pissed ...

A selection from the dust jacket of the PoD has been released on the Internet, and it says Rand vows to throw back theSeanchan. That is where he goes from here (and to Caemlyn, where Elayne and Aviendha are going. (That'll be fun) <br> <br>..."You w...

I don't know about the rest of you, but I think it's about time Rand lost himself. It's time for his mysterious, mystical disappearance. (Hidden Biblical application.) Perrin saw Rand in the Wolf Dream in beggar's clothes and a beggar's staff [Min al...

Between the Seanchan landing at the end of aCoS and the title of the next book (not to mention the cover, with Rand leading what appears to be a large army), I think everyone agrees that the PoD will deal in large part with the (2nd) Return. The bloo...

(Tamyrlin speaking : I usually won't and don't post just a oneliner but Thump came up with this original answer so I will put it here this once....) <br> <br>Thump: Disneyland... Disneyland! :-) AKA Land of Madmen!...

I think that the 50 AS attacking the black tower will be crushed. also rand said , in book 7, if the tower had enough sense not to do more(reference to taking him in the box) then he would leave the tower alone. but once they attack the black tower ,...

I just read an interesting reference. Rand will stop if Elaida has the sense to stop (to that effect). This is due to a nightmare Rand has where he leads the Asha'man against the tower only to watch them die one by one. He is also surrounded by all t...

This theory is not dependent on POD, but valid even given what has happened. In the Eye of the World (yes, I have been rereading them for the 20th or so time) Rand has a dream, quite early on. In it he is in Tar Valon, but obviously trying to avoid g...