The army is probably Egwene's. RJ stated in a chat that Winters Heart took place at about the same time as the end of book 9. Besides the numbers match up, and Egwenes army was on Andors border right? This is just a guess, I could be wrong....

Okay, I will systematically say which countries it could not be, hopefully narrowing it down a bit. <br> <br>Cairhein- The obvious army from the east. However, there would have word of an army marching towards Camlyn weeks in advance,not to mention...

I'll bet my toes that Gawyn is in the army marching toward Caemlyn. And as I recall no one said the army was going to attack. Another possibility would be the rebels hiding in Haddon Mirk (or what ever the swamp it was. Sorry, but I don't own any WoT...

Well first of all I am in the middle of book 9 and Elayne just recieved word that the king of Murandy is amassing his nobles in Lugard. <br> <br>Now at first glance this may look like an attempt to protect the country from the two armys moving throug...

First, we know that Taim is now on the dark one's side. Personally, I think that Taim is Moridin is Ishmeal, but that is another argument. The AM have already attacked rand, and we know that there is a faction loyal to taim that are making trouble ...

My theory is that the army that is about to attack caemlyn is from the two rivers. perrin told no one that he planned to leave so the villagers think he was taken. the easiest way to explain his disappearence would be the queen of andor took him fo...

I probably missed something in Winter's Heart or Path of Daggers (because of time restraints I barely read them, and what I did read was mostly Rand) which is referring to a separate army but I only remember there being one army in and around Caemlyn...

I have seen that many people have discounted the Whitecloaks as being tied up with the Seanchan, but in WH we were told that Valda left with a large contingent right before they showed up. <br><br>I think it is likly that he is going to conquer Andor...

Tamyrlin already refuted Goldeneyes' answer of the Salidar Aes Sedai, but why? We have to take into account the fact that news travels very slowly, and only a scarce few people (such as the Forsaken and Rand) actually receive news just after it happ...

There is probably no direct evidence to this theory, but I will throw the idea into the air... <br><br>What if the army that is laying siege to Caemlyn is an army of darkfriends and/or trollocs? <br><br>When I read the promotional text for CoT, it re...

I honestly don't think it could be the Borderlanders. Not only do they seem to have friendly relations with Andor, but the leaders told Elayne that they would not attack, and they seem pretty honorable. Also, a war with Andor would take up too much t...

It occurs to me we haven't seen many armies made up of Andormen. Aside from what was sent into Cairhein few soldiers from Andor have taken part in any fighting. Aside from the nobles and their soldiers on the Murandy border who went to stop the littl...

I don't believe that it is said at any point that they army approaching Caemlyn is definitely coming to lay siege. Sure, Elayne orders that preparations just in case, but that's just being sensible. There's nothing to say that whoever it is isn't c...