I'm a new comer😄

[AlexJesus]

Having just finished the entire Wheel of Time series, I’m left breathless by its sheer epic scope. Robert Jordan has crafted an incredibly immersive world: from the soaring towers of the Aes Sedai to the ever-shifting weaving of elemental magic, from intertwined prophecies to the complex emotional bonds between characters. Every page transported me into the land of the Aiel Waste and beyond. Following Rand, Egwene, Elayne, Perrin, and their companions, I felt their pains of growth and witnessed their fearless struggles and sacrifices. What moved me most was the interplay of “reincarnation” and “destiny” — we are all links in the Pattern, unable to escape yet able to shine through our choices. As I closed the final book, I felt both fulfilled by its grand conclusion and nostalgic for that unfinished world, itching to embark on that fateful journey once more.

[Cairos]

Welcome AlexJesus to Dragonmount. Glad that you found this site. My name is Cairos. There are tons of social groups and also different areas of dragonmount that you can join. I am the Head Clerk of the Gray Ajah and also the MG of the Band of the Red Hand. Feel free to post and join as many groups you want. If you have any questions feel free to ask. Hope to see you around. 

[Ithillian Turambar]

Welcome Alex. We do have the discussion boards, and if you feel like hanging out and have a chat we have the Social Orgs too.

 

And if you like making choices to save or destroy the world, we are approaching the end of our Choose Your Own Adventure 🙂

[Prowler]

Welcome.

 

I am new to Dragonmount, but loving all the connections so far. I hope you enjoy your time here and decide to stay involved. 

[Elgee]

On 7/10/2025 at 4:21 AM, AlexJesus said:

Hving just finished the entire Wheel of Time series, I’m left breathless by its sheer epic scope. Robert Jordan has crafted an incredibly immersive world: from the soaring towers of the Aes Sedai to the ever-shifting weaving of elemental magic, from intertwined prophecies to the complex emotional bonds between characters. Every page transported me into the land of the Aiel Waste and beyond. Following Rand, Egwene, Elayne, Perrin, and their companions, I felt their pains of growth and witnessed their fearless struggles and sacrifices. What moved me most was the interplay of “reincarnation” and “destiny” — we are all links in the Pattern, unable to escape yet able to shine through our choices. As I closed the final book, I felt both fulfilled by its grand conclusion and nostalgic for that unfinished world, itching to embark on that fateful journey once more.

 

@AlexJesus So well put! 

 

Welcome to Dragonmount 🙂

Do you have any favourite characters or groups of characters from the Books?