Don't you mean Thom Merrilin Zekey4?

Anyways, I find the wolfbrother ability rather cool. Has anyone ever role-played the table-top rpg version of WoT?

As for my favourite forsaken, I think it would have to be Be'Lal or Moghedien because they are sly and cunning and work from the shadows and strike with deadly efficiency .

Wow, they turned it into a game? Apparently I don't keep up with things as well as I thought




Oh god, this is why I stopped at Lord of Chaos

I decided that reading for pleasure pales in comparison to a video game, unfortunately, since I'd rather take action than read five or more pages regarding one setting visualization Jordan sets up =\

I personally like how much detail he goes into.

I think you'd be surprised at how good the entire series is. Sure, 10000 + pages of reading isn't a turn-on but it really is worthwhile to undertake this enterprise.

I don't think the series is anywhere near a close when it comes to the storyline, is it? All I see is new plot twists that would lead to further complications down the road, more and more conflicts to resolve in the story, I could see it going to 20 books, but then again I haven't read all of book 6 yet, so eh.

by not spoiling the books, by book 11 it seems like the last battle is coming soon. It hints towards that. I would say ends at about book 14-16 but jordan could stretch that a lot though. Realistically 14-16 books total tho.

I read them all except the latest one. I also read the prequel to the WoT series, New Spring.

and 'The World of Robert Jordan's "The Wheel of Time"'?

I see...I still think I'd rather wait, if I really get into it again I'll just be waiting for him to write his next books, which I don't have the patience for ~_~

but thanks for that info

I have that one as well

This series isn't so bad, only takes me about a month to read the whole thing