He came like the wind, like the wind touched everything, and like the wind was gone. --from The Dragon Reborn By Loial, son of Arent son of Halan. Saddest words ever 😭

@ubxs113

2 жыл бұрын

Just reading this I started crying on the train.

@Shrouded_reaper

12 күн бұрын

Such a fantastic quote

Questions I still have now that the series is over 1. Who/what is Nakomi 2. Rand lighting the pipe 3. Where is Olver and the horn 4. Will Mat and Min help Tuon reclaim Seanchan 5. Will Perrin move to Saldea or stay in the Two Rivers 6. Will Cadsuane keep the White tower on the same path Egwene set for them (working with and learning from other women channelers around the world) 7. Will the White and Black towers merge or stay apart 8. Is Padan Fain/Mordeth really dead or is shayol ghul the new shadar logoth 9. Will Rand ever reveal he is alive to anymore friends or family or will he keep it a secret between himself, his 3 loves and Cadsuane 10. Does Mat still have his luck now that he is no longer Ta'veren 11. Who is ruling Shara now 12. Does the blight still exist 13. Did Aviendha change the future of the Aiel 14. What happened to Graendal 15. What happened to Liandrin 16. Is all of Tuon's family really dead or are some just in hiding (Morgase style) 17. Is Caemlyn still overrun with shadowspawn 18. Of Rands 3 loves which one if any was Ilyena reborn 19. Is Aviendha currently pregnant with Rands quadruplets, or will the babies come from his Moridin-Rand body 20. What will Moiraine do with the rest of her life now that the prophecies of the Dragon Reborn are fulfilled and the light has won 21. Is Thom Elayne's true father 22. How was Slayer created 23. Will the Seanchan ever change there beliefs regarding Sul'dam and Damane 24. Will more Aes Sedai and Asha'man double bond one another like Androl and Pevara 25. Now that Rand is burned out will he have an Aes Sedai lifespan or is he now doomed to age and die like a normal person 26. Of the surviving forsaken, are they still immortal or have there lifespans been reversed to a few centuries like the average channeler 27. Will Tuon ever learn to channel 28. What was the point of the seafolk throughout the series 29. What happened to Sevanna 30. Will the dark one return in another age of the wheel of time

@smaug1234

2 жыл бұрын

Thats a big list, I can answer a few definitely...#12 there is no more blight, it died when the Dark one was removed from the pattern. #13 yes to at least some extent she made sure the Aiel would have a different outcome #17 The city is in ruins but the shadow spawn were drawn out, holding a empty city means nothing to them, they want dinner, they got dead #28 not sure what you mean, they were just another race of people, so the purpose was to add more players to the board, they were collecting land in each region to trade tax free, they are moving to become more then just sea traders #30 the dark one is where he needs to be when the ages turn around again for him to be discovered by a certain pair of researchers looking for their third names in the AOL..... everything that happens has happened before, time and time again :)

@SavannahSedai

9 ай бұрын

#30 - I personally like to believe that the DO only has to be defeated once a *turning* and not every single age. So every 3rd age that comes is when he needs to somehow be re-locked away. (I'm sure there are valid arguments against that. I don't care. I'm going to be as stubborn as nynaeve here and believe what I want haha.)

@Shrouded_reaper

12 күн бұрын

Too many to respond to but as far as #29 goes? Lol lmao tough luck sorry babe you're a dancing girl for Fortuona now 😂😂😂

The re-read is so amazing with the whole other level of foresight I can't wait til you do it.

@TheJackedNerd.

2 жыл бұрын

Looking forward to it! Don’t know when though lol

@TheSeanischill

2 жыл бұрын

It really is. Everything comes together beautifully. Jordan’s world building is what most people think is his strongest feature but the subtle foreshadowing and planning is sooooo good it blows my mind when I really think about it.

@Merecir

2 жыл бұрын

@@TheJackedNerd. The audiobooks are great for a casual re-'read'.

Memory of Light was such a banging way to end the series man. I know exactly how you felt when it ended, you just don't wanna let go of all these characters. After all, Journey Before Destination.

@TheJackedNerd.

2 жыл бұрын

Always. The wot influence on stormlight is super fun to see now that I’ve read both

I see a lot of people complaining about this having to much action and not enough story. There were 13 books leading to the last battle if the last battle had been any shorter it would have been a disappointment. Like “all that build up for this” . It needed to be bigger than any other battle in the series and rival that of the biggest battles of any other series. Plus it was very satisfying in how it wrapped up all these huge story arcs, which was what felt like an impossible task going in. It was also the longest book in the series... plenty of story and resolution. We’ve been building up and up, ending on a high note makes since instead of doing like lord of the rings and doing a cool down.

@TheJackedNerd.

2 жыл бұрын

I read them all back to back so it just felt like one long book with an epic climax to me

@gman7774

2 жыл бұрын

@@TheJackedNerd. that’s one big book. What I wouldn’t do to see what a complete collection would look like. One big book with the whole series in it.

Demandred was such a BEAST in this book. My favourite Forsaken in the whole series.

@TheJackedNerd.

2 жыл бұрын

Yea he was definitely the best

END OF SERIES SPOILERS. . . . . . . . .The consciousness transfer has to do with when Moridin & Rand crossed balefire streams in Shadar Logoth back in book 7. There was a linking of souls and bodies that resulted in each of them feeling what the other physically experienced. I think I heard from a Brandon Sanderson video clip that this resulted in the soul that wanted to live [Rand's] ended up going to the body that was alive [Moridin's], while the soul that wanted to die [Moridin's] went to the body that was dying [Rand's]. And at the same time, Rand's body dying was killing Moridin's soul, while Moridin's body living was helping Rand's soul live. That's what I remember, but maybe I mixed something up

@TheJackedNerd.

2 жыл бұрын

That makes sense! The alivia thing got me confused about that

@ScratchBashing

2 жыл бұрын

@@TheJackedNerd. More details on the mechanics of the Link: Casting balefire requires the soul of a channeler to wield it, like a man holding a sword. (With possibly the exception of terangreal that create balefire) When their beams crossed, it became one balefire with two wielders. This paradox essentially linked them. Balefire removes objects from the pattern, but... it cannot remove other balefire. Balefire isnt an object. Balefire is cast and directed by one person, usually, so it's linked to their intentions, their soul perhaps. The balefire that crossed paths became one beam, as it cannot remove itself from the pattern. One beam, linking two souls as it's wielder. That is why they were linked.

@TheJackedNerd.

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks! That’s a really good explanation

Ah my fav book of the series :) My fav logain moment is in this. When the civilian says she will send her son to be tested for the gift and not the curse and logain realises this after choosing to save the civilians and not going after the flute

Your pronunciations in all your reviews always make me smile ❤

@TheJackedNerd.

11 ай бұрын

Hahaha thank you that’s the way I learned to love them in my head

My interpretation of the pipe thing is that it's kinda like being a Ta'veren, except instead of manipulating the pattern to make him fulfill his destiny, he now manipulates the pattern to help him live a happy and peaceful life after all he's been through. I feel like him having super powerful reality warping at will would kinda diminish the idea of him not having access to the Power and being able to let go of responsibility. Like he goes "hmm, I don't have a way to light this pipe, I wish it were lit" and the pattern is like "I got you, don't worry you deserve this and it's going to be ok."

@TheJackedNerd.

2 жыл бұрын

That’s a wholesome theory I kinda saw it as him breaking free of the pattern and being able to manipulate it instead of the other way around

Rand finished what Lews started. Sanderson finished what Jordan started. Wheelan finished what Sweet started (cover art). The Wheel of Time is a self-fulfilling prophesy and I'm glad you loved it! It sure was a journey. I had separation anxiety after reading and felt like no other book was good to replace the void. Go read Warrior of the Altaii by Robert Jordan or his Conan series. It doesn't compare to the Wheel of Time, but you can tell he really has a knack for characterization. More power to your channel!

@TheJackedNerd.

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

@Merecir

2 жыл бұрын

And Robert Jordan continued what Robert E. Howard did with Conan. The wheel turns.

I'm pretty sure Egwene is Eldrene Reborn. The last queen of Manetheran. There lives and how they died are too similar to be a coincidence imo.

@smaug1234

2 жыл бұрын

yes its at least intended to invoke that, I doubt Jordan or Brandon would ever say it though.

@rumblechannel6343

2 жыл бұрын

That makes total sense and I like it :)

@crabby842

2 жыл бұрын

Does that mean Gawyn is Aemon? I don't know if I'm okay with that

@smaug1234

2 жыл бұрын

@@crabby842 yikes his horse maybe

@rumblechannel6343

2 жыл бұрын

@@crabby842 No, that would definitely not be okay 😂

I've been a couple of days behind you on each book since CoT and it's been great getting to listen to someone experience the series for the first time right as I was too. I finished AMoL last night and a lot of what you said at the beginning -- about not wanting the series to be done and, at the same time, having enjoyed the ending and being satisfied with it -- is exactly how I felt too. Thanks for sharing your journey!

@TheJackedNerd.

2 жыл бұрын

The wheel will turn again! Thanks for watching more wot content coming

When Rurac was taken…. I wanted to cry and simultaneously punch a thousand walls!!!

@TheJackedNerd.

2 жыл бұрын

Honestly surprising how high id rank that in painful moments throughout the series

Cried so much just reliving the ending through your retelling. WoT is goated

@TheJackedNerd.

2 жыл бұрын

Wow thanks means a lot that my video could do that for you

I've read rumors online that Robert Jordan was planning a prequel trilogy but unfortunately he passed before he could finish it. New Spring was meant to be book 1 in said trilogy. Also rumors online of Robert Jordan leaving behind notes in his office for a planned sequel series focusing on Mat and Perrin.

@smaug1234

2 жыл бұрын

There was a spinoff series loosely planed, word is it would be about retaking seachan.

@coachrj

2 жыл бұрын

Yup. Supposedly, Book 2 was about Tam's time with the Illianer Companions including finding Rand outside Tar Valon and Book 3 was Moiraine and Lan's search up until just before Emond's Field. The sequel was Mat and Tuon reclaiming Seanchan as Greg mentioned.

@retrogradebolide2198

2 жыл бұрын

The sequels also were to include Perrin traveling to Shara and dealing with their civilization.

Love the review of the series and other than your pronunciations, awesome job! In interviews/question panels RJ was anal about correcting people on pronunciations and I guess that made us longtime readers the same lol Ajah is Ah-jah, Taim is Tah-eem, Talmanas is Tall-mon-ass, Cairhien is Car-he-ehn. Aiel is Aye-eel, Ituralde is Eye-tur-alda, Asha'man is Asha-man. Gawyn is Gow-en. Siuan is Sue-ahn. Seanchan is Shawn-chan. In fairness, you got more right than most first time reviewers I see so kudo's to you my man, again awesome job!

@TheJackedNerd.

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks! I know some of them are wrong even as I read them but it’s kinda like making the story my own so I leave it if it’s close enough

@Finnssssss

2 жыл бұрын

@@TheJackedNerd. yeah exactly and honestly, if it wasn't for the audio books I'd still be pronouncing some of them wrong lol

Finished this book last night and I can comfortably say it's the best series I've ever read. I was so happy to hear that the general consensus was that a re-read makes it even better

One thing I loved about this book is that Rand is such an epic baller that he wrecks Demandred by simply *not* showing up to the Last Battle. Demandred fumes and rages around the battlefield getting distracted, wanting Rand to come to him, as it slowly sinks in that Demmy is really on the B-Team.

@TheJackedNerd.

2 жыл бұрын

It’s really funny how he’s always plotting in the background just for Rand to ignore him

1. Loved your obviously heartfelt reactions. 2. Agree with almost all of your assessments, particularly about the so-called "slog". 3. I am looking forward to hearing about your first re-read. 4. Will you be making videos about the Amazon Prime show? Would live to see your opinion once it airs. 5. I recommend you read the Riftwar Saga by Raymond E. Feist. Not nearly as impressive as WoT, but got me into fantasy and is still a really good read for the most part.

@TheJackedNerd.

2 жыл бұрын

1-3 thanks! 4. Absolutely, thinking maybe one explained video per episode and one review video. 5. I’ll keep that in mind

For anyone who wanted more action in this series, there is no shortage in the final book, its nice to see that the DF forces did have some game plan all along. Brandon does what he does well in spades in this one. He brings some very imaginative battle sequences to the table. #######Spoilers Spoilers Spoilers########## So what does the pipe lighting scene at the ending mean? And yes Alivia just got him the money and horse, the body switch was a result of the crossed balefires. I love that instead of flat answers given to us, we have to decide for ourselves what some things mean. I have spent far more time then anyone should thinking about that pipe, what purpose Fain really played, and countless other little things. I am so glad you enjoyed it man. Cheers.

@chrissleeping65

2 жыл бұрын

I don't understand the lightning of the pipe either, it's reminiscent of the power dream walkers have while in the world of dreams but other than that I haven't the slightest clue. It might be a bit of power left over from when Rand was outside the wheel of time while he was sealing away the dark one but that's just speculative at best. What I really wanna know is who/what the hell is Nakomi?

@smaug1234

2 жыл бұрын

@@chrissleeping65 You are intended to decide for yourself but.... ####Spoilers Spoilers Spoilers#### One possible explanation is that the Dragon is the creator, Nakomi, and the voice at the eye, similar to Christianity where the father, son, and holy ghost are 3 aspects of something truly beyond human understanding. It would make sense for the creator to put the decision of whether the wheel continues or ends on his own shoulders, how could he thrust that much suffering and pressure on a mortal being. He/she/it would also get to experience the creation from the eyes of a somewhat normal soul for large sections of time . I am not saying this is the answer, just a possibility. Another possibility is that Rand just gained root access through touching the dark one to the super computer that is the wheel.... Its fun to think about, at least to me.

@TheJackedNerd.

2 жыл бұрын

Think the pipe just symbolizes that Rand no longer needs power, he is now the representative of the creator walking the land

@chrissleeping65

2 жыл бұрын

@@TheJackedNerd. or he's found a way to break the rules of the Matrix Neo style lol 😎

great video man. well done. just had to decipher all the different pronunciation of names sometimes :D. there is this companion book to the series that would be a great read after the end of the series with all the maps and character arts, as well as canon pronunciation of the names. you should give it a try

@TheJackedNerd.

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for letting me know!

Your reviews are great man, keep em coming!

@TheJackedNerd.

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

Good review of the book! I just finished the series for the second time. When I read it the first time I thought the last battle between Rand and the Dark One was too meta for my liking, but I was able to appreciate it a lot more the second time around. The scene in the epilogue with Tam saying goodbye to Rand hit me in the feels just as hard the second time.

Read these as they were published man that was a long time, re-read them recently and enjoying hearing your views 👍

@TheJackedNerd.

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

Now that you are done with WoT I am excited for you because you can now join the full community without the threat of spoilers. obviously you will go on to other books as well but even though you can't follow these characters anymore you can gain many friends to discuss and theorize with.

@TheJackedNerd.

2 жыл бұрын

Yea it’s fun to fully dive into the world of other peoples thoughts

Rand switching bodies with Moridin was due to them crossing baelfire streams back in book 7. There souls were intertwined in that moment. After the last battle Rand and Moridin were both burned out from the power, however Rand's body was fatally damaged and Moridin's was not. Rand wanted to continue living and Moridin has been suicidal for centuries. Because of there mindset's and there soul's being intertwined they were able to switch bodies and achieve what they wanted. Rand got to live and Moridin got to finally rest in peace.

@TheJackedNerd.

2 жыл бұрын

That makes a lot of sense I think how serious the alivia helping Rand die thing threw me off

@chrissleeping65

2 жыл бұрын

@@TheJackedNerd. Alivia helping Rand die was 100% a red herring and a great example of Min not fully knowing/understanding what her viewings mean. I was more shocked with Logain's moment of glory that Min had prophesied way back when (back in book 2 I think) being the fact that he broke the seals and saved those refugees. I was so ready for him to kill Demandred, only to find Demandred wiping the floor with him lol

@smaug1234

2 жыл бұрын

@@chrissleeping65 But he learns what the Aes sedai have forgotten, they are in service of the tower and themselves, people will always fear the white tower, but Logain now knows that they can be loved just by being in service to mankind and not trying to control it. He finally has a purpose for his people, and he will be adored by the masses as a saint. Glory to come.

@chrissleeping65

2 жыл бұрын

@@smaug1234 your 100% right, I'm just illustrating my surprise of it is all. I pictured Logain throughout the series gaining glory by winning battles or becoming some kind of monarch, but this is much better 👍

@smaug1234

2 жыл бұрын

@@chrissleeping65 yea I expected the same myself. there are things I don't like about this book, but they really delivered on some good stuff.

As a jacked nerd myself, I feel represented 😆

@TheJackedNerd.

2 жыл бұрын

We gotta stick together!

@desaplaudidoo

2 жыл бұрын

@@TheJackedNerd. true! 👊🏽

now that you're done, i recommend listening to Rand vs. Rahvin in book 5 in place of workout music some time. scene will make you push metal stuff EZ

@TheJackedNerd.

2 жыл бұрын

That’s actually a cool idea, Rand was on an absolute rampage after his friends died

So cute with your pronunciations of some of the proper nouns I practiced with my tongue to say correctly. Lol .

Demandred pulling a reverse gandalf at helmsdeep. Also one of my fav scenes xD

@TheJackedNerd.

2 жыл бұрын

Lol that’s one way to put it

I started reading the saga back in 2000. I finally committed to finishing the last 4 books two years. I finished a memory of light last month. I thought the book was incredible. I struggled through Crossroads of Twilight and at one point thought I may never revisit the saga. However, I'm glad I did. Memory of Light was one of the best books I've ever read. I even got choked up at a few points, including when Bela died.

@TheJackedNerd.

2 жыл бұрын

It was definitely what I’d call a painfully amazing book

Hi, I've only read the first book and was wondering if it was worth it (I haven't watched the vid) I'm sure this is a great review and I'll watch it fully when I've read everything. Keep going with the content ☺️

@TheJackedNerd.

2 жыл бұрын

Absolutely worth it

@chrissleeping65

2 жыл бұрын

Book 2 is much much better than book 1, in my honest opinion. If you read and finish book 2 and are still not hooked by the series I'd say it's safe to say wheel of time just isn't your cup of tea. That being said if you even remotely enjoyed book 1 I can't imagine you not liking book 2. The series has its ups and downs but I'm so grateful that I found it and went on this journey with these characters

@zonkedoceangaming7017

2 жыл бұрын

@@TheJackedNerd. Thank you, I'll start reading it the moment I've finished Dune

@zonkedoceangaming7017

2 жыл бұрын

@@chrissleeping65 I did enjoy the first one so I'm excited for the second

@MoviesNStuff

Ай бұрын

​@zonkedoceangaming7017 have you finished the series?

After I finished the wot. I came down with post partum book depression. I search the Internet for anyone else that read the wheel of time. I found the podcast of the fans of Wheeler time. Help me divest from the series.

@TheJackedNerd.

2 жыл бұрын

I think moving on to another book quickly along with making videos helped but I still think about it everyday

You still have some reading to do: The strike at Sayol Gul.(Canon) Bao the Wild (Canon In to the ways.(not Canon, but good.)

@TheJackedNerd.

2 жыл бұрын

Will look into those! Not sure how much content it is so maybe no reviews

@paulnieves5333

2 жыл бұрын

@@TheJackedNerd. they are short and just for fun. It helps with the emptiness of finishing the books.

How did you leave out Noal being part of the Heroes of the Horn now and saving Olver after he blew the horn?! That moment brought tears to my eyes alone.

@TheJackedNerd.

2 жыл бұрын

It hit me really hard too I just forgot!

@d.rock2224

2 жыл бұрын

@@TheJackedNerd.Great content though man, I enjoyed your reviews and ill look out for more.

Just so you know, there are two shorts stories Sanderson wrote after memory of light. They were orginally to be included, but he ran out of time. The first was River of Souls and is about Demandred becoming leader of the Sharans. The second I forget the name of, but has Perrin dealing with the Ways. I believe there in two different volumns of Unfettered. There are two short sections by Robert Jordan that aren't in the books. The first is a chapter called Ravens, that was written to be a prologue to Journey from the Two Rivers. The publisher Tor had split the first book into two to try and appeal to younger audiences. The other is research notes from an Aes Sedai about Lews Therin sealing the dark one.

@TheJackedNerd.

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for letting me know, definitely interested in those

What is your fitness channel?

@TheJackedNerd.

2 жыл бұрын

Don’t have one!

Brandon has said that the Padan Fain conclusion was his biggest mistake.

@TheJackedNerd.

2 жыл бұрын

Yea but there wasn’t a lot of him throughout the middle of the series so it wasn’t super disappointing

@Merecir

2 жыл бұрын

@@TheJackedNerd. Since it was Fain that killed Perrins family it should have been Perrin that dealt with him at least.

Don't know if anyone's told you but Rand and Moridin were merging souls since they crossed streams

@TheJackedNerd.

2 жыл бұрын

Yea I figured it out that they became connected after the bale fire incident

Congratulations and now you re-read and think i will reread this a 3rd time

Congratulations on finishing the series. I abandoned it at book 8

@TheJackedNerd.

2 ай бұрын

thats the toughest section man, 8-10. Audiobook it or something but it is worth pushing through!

Just a heads up, Mat is still Ta’verin

@TheJackedNerd.

2 жыл бұрын

Kinda makes sense but how did you figure that out?

@ccndr

2 жыл бұрын

@@TheJackedNerd. i think there is something in the fanbase that people have said that jordan was planning on continuing the story following Mat as he went to seanchan with Tuon. I would of loved to see this side of the story as Mat is my favorite character.

Will you rank the books from best to worst, maybe in a future video? Here's my personal ranking for the series. 1. A Memory of Light- S Tier 2. The Shadow Rising- S Tier 3. The Great Hunt- S Tier 4. The Gathering Storm- S Tier 5. Towers of Midnight- S Tier 6. The Dragon Reborn- A Tier 7. Knife of Dreams- A Tier 8. The Fires of Heaven- A Tier 9. Lord of Chaos- A Tier 10. The Eye of the World- B Tier 11. A Crown of Swords- B Tier 12. Winter's Heart- C Tier 13. New Spring- C Tier 14. The Path of Daggers- D Tier 15. Crossroads of Twilight- D Tier

@TheJackedNerd.

2 жыл бұрын

Yea I think that’s a good idea!

Read malazan book of the fallen

@metarra

2 жыл бұрын

Malazan is amazing

You forgot about Moghedien!

@TheJackedNerd.

2 жыл бұрын

Ahh damn I thought I mentioned her, loved the way she ended back in an a’dam

Isn't it just the greatest series you've ever read?

@TheJackedNerd.

2 жыл бұрын

Definitely up there!

average WOT enjoyer

@TheJackedNerd.

2 жыл бұрын

Haha wot fans built different

@piotrbrys8008

2 жыл бұрын

@@TheJackedNerd. ngl your content's really good though, very genuine and interesting.

Jesus! You read FAST

@TheJackedNerd.

2 жыл бұрын

Lol I finished this Friday morning I just couldn’t formulate my thoughts before today and I still don’t really like how I portrayed my thoughts

I'm surprised people love this book so much. I guess it's an emotional reaction for a wonderful series ending. But technically speaking I didn't like it much. It was the hardest book to get through. The battle sequences were endless and the end resolution way too short. I feel it could have used a better distribution of it's themes and scenes. It was a very emotional end though. I just have a feeling Jordan would have written it completely different. He didn't like long battle scenes, he focused more on characters, even during a battle. There were also several story threads he would have tied nicely in a bow that Sanderson clearly didn't have the information to do.

@TheJackedNerd.

2 жыл бұрын

I can agree with you on the story threads and characters but after reading a book a week back to back this felt like the ending sequence of one huge book so that might’ve made a difference for me.

@cabalpaxiarch7239

2 жыл бұрын

@@TheJackedNerd. I guess that's why you thought Pevara was a new character. She's been around for ages. She headed the investigation into the black ajah since before Egwene got to the tower. Thankfully I'm a very slow reader, which is a bit tiresome but it allows me to absorb a huge amount of details.

@smaug1234

2 жыл бұрын

Of course he would have done it differently, you can replace a author only to a point, I much prefer Brandon doing what he does well, to the best of his abilities, then trying to emulate Jordan. There is something that will always be missing, but to me that's the way it should be in this case. Given the task that fell to him, I love what Brandon did. I don't mean this as an attack on your pov, you are more then capable of making up your own mind and its just as valid as anyone else's opinion. Just giving my opinion as well.

@TheJackedNerd.

2 жыл бұрын

I think I misspoke I mentioned her as a black ajah hunter but I should’ve said new pov character. Pretty sure there where only one maybe two scenes from her perspective in the tower, it was mostly told from the whites pov

@matthewletexier

2 жыл бұрын

According to Sanderson, almost all of Memory of Light was written by Robert Jordan. So maybe some of it was Sanderson, but we do know a lot was Jordan