Your Favorite Wheel of Time Symbols—Now Available at Dragonmount!

Ever dreamed of wearing the Tree of Life or displaying the iconic Snake & Wheel? Your wait is over.

Badali, the legendary creator of the original Aes Sedai ring, has crafted two stunning new designs—and they're available through Dragonmount.

The Snake & Wheel Collection

Choose from two elegant finishes—Antiqued Yellow Bronze or Antiqued Sterling Silver—in your preferred style: a statement necklace or a classic pin. Show your Wheel of Time pride wherever you go.

The Avendesora Necklace

This beautiful Tree of Life pendant comes in three distinctive options: vibrant Green enamel, classic Sterling Silver, or lustrous Rhodium-plated silver.

Both collections arrive just in time for the perfect holiday gift (or a well-deserved treat for yourself).

Let’s start with the essentials. Looking to share the magic of The Wheel of Time with someone new? Start them on their journey with a copy of The Eye of the World—check your local bookstore. Tickets for community events like JordanCon, WoTCon, and MalkieriCon also make wonderful gifts. Don’t forget about supporting your special someone’s favorite creators! A Patreon membership is a thoughtful way to give them access to exclusive content and help sustain the creators who keep the fandom thriving.

Dragonmount has some great merch for you too! Our store is bursting with goodies to show off your WoT pride. 

Speaking of pride- are you bonded and proud? Show off your bonded status with a t-shirt featuring your favorite color & pronoun option! $28 each.

Looking for jewelry? These officially licensed items from Badali Jewelry should do the trick. They're currently on sale in our shop! Perfect time to grab your Aes Sedai ring- it's on sale for $79. The Ajah bracelet, which is typically $259 is on sale for $199. You can score Moiraine's Kesiera earrings for $34!

We've got Dragonmount swag too! This large tote bag is perfect to carry around the project your working on with your Knitting Circle, or some of those new books you just added to your TBR pile. Pick up the We Are All the Heroes Notebook to jot down your thoughts and have a daily reminder that you are awesome!!

Many of the content creators within our community have merch available as well! Visit your fav creator's site for their links. We've highlighted some of this year's favs for you here:

Malkier Talks has released a new Snacc Warders of Time Calendar for 2025! We know next year's calendar will be as great at this year's was!

The webstore also has swag for both Malkier Talks and Three Fold Talk.. and even some con merch! 

If you missed out on the Soundscapes Kickstarter, it's available on the Soundscapes website here. Perfect accompaniment for your re-read!

Looking for more T-Shirts? tWoTcast has you covered. They've got tWoTcast designs, and they even have a tWoT Quest design. We are LOVING the Wotionary designs, though! If you (or the person you're shopping for) are Wotionary fans, you need to check these out. 

If you're looking for more festive merch, head over to KritterXD's shop. She's got some great WoT inspired Ugly Christmas Sweater designs, and since it's Redbubble- you can get them on all sorts of products! 

This Winternight Wonderland sweater is one of our favs. A Winespring Inn Gingerbread house- are you kidding me? 

If you're not aware of NewCreationsbyJen, you need to get yourself over there right now because it's basically a treasure trove of fandom merch. 

While you're shopping for your fam, get yourself the next Frosty Mug for your collection. Or do you collect shot glasses? Pick up Black Tower Podcasts' Taste the Taint shot glass.

Maybe your sister could use some fancy new coasters for when she sips tea with the Tinkers. Does your brother have a baby? Get it some baby swag! 

Surely you've seen editions of the Weekly Wheel News floating around. Those ads are not just for show! There are all kinds of fun designs in here for t-shirts, stickers and more. You can even get Rob's gorgeous WoT map on an insulated bottle so you can gaze at it all day. 

There you have it! Go shopping, hit those sales, drops some hints to your loved ones, and definitely pick up something for yourself. 

The holidays are nearly here! Which means Dragonmount has rounded up some of our favorite gifts for fans of The Wheel of Time. We've again focused on artists and small businesses. You can check out last years guide here. 

The first gift folks should think about are the book themselves! We recommend picking up some copies from your favorite independent bookstore like Powells. You can also support the wonderful Wheel of Time conventions and get tickets for the 2024 events, like JordanCon in April 2024, WotCon in July 2024, and MalkierCon in September 2023 in Prague! 

Don't forget that another great gift is supporting your favorite creator over on Pateron. 

Now let's dive into the fun stuff - physical gifts! 

First up we have this great Mat inspired mug from The Road to Tar Valon ($25.99). There's also this fox pendant ($98.54) to ward off any Aes Sedai channelling. For Perrin fans there's a warm wolfbrother beanie ($22.00). The Bayle Domon shirt is $28 (aren't we glad he was in Season Two!?). The Wheel of Time Christmas ornament is $15. And this cute little ouroboros ring is $98, perfect for the inspiring Aes Sedai. 

Continuing with our artistic finds, this amazing shadowbox art ($85) comes in a few different themes: Rand, Mat, and Perrin. Badali has the rights to make Wheel of Time jewelry again, including this lovely Moiraine Kesiera ($93) inspired by the TV show on Prime Video. One of the stand out performances in Season Two is Natasha O'Keefe as Lanfear. Lanfear fans will love this Daughter of the Night T-shirt for $25.99. Map lovers will adore this maps inspired by the world of The Wheel of Time ($41.05). Stickers are always as a stocking stuffer, and Mat fans will appreciate this sticker with the ashandarei ($2). Many Wheel of Time fans began with reading physical books, so a leather corner bookmark ($25.99) is a great way to mark your place. 

Did you know Dragonmount has a merchandise store? You'll find this cool Heroes of the Horn t-shirt ($26) and other Dragonmount themed gifts! Another cool sticker for Aiel fans is the Water and Shade sticker ($4.49). You might recognize this ring as one similar to the one worn by channelers in the Age of Legends. It's MAM original for $89. You can personalize this set of WOT map puzzle coasters ($27.30+). Finally for those who love all the costume designs in Season Two, this Sashiko jacket ($352) uses the same techniques as the one Rand wore in Cairhien foregate. 

Don't forget to check out last years gift guide for more ideas and artists to support! 

Happy Holidays from Dragonmount! 

Katy is a news contributor for Dragonmount. You can follow her as she shares her thoughts on The Wheel of Time TV Show on Instagram and Twitter @KatySedai

Welcome to the 2022 Dragonmount Holiday Gift Guide! We’ve rounded up all the best Wheel of Time themed gifts from artists and small businesses. We've also opened up the brand new Dragonmount Merchandise Shop with lots of cool new gear. 

Books & Official Merchandise

• First up is licensed merch and books. Origins of the Wheel of Time ($ 14.99) delves deep into the lore that inspired Robert Jordan. A must-have for anyone who loves to re-read the series.

• For those book collectors located in the UK , Orbit is publishing this gorgeous version of The Eye of the World (£85).

• There are two versions of the Aes Sedai Great Serpent rings. The first Aes Sedai ring by Badali Jewelry is the original ring approved by Robert Jordan ($85). (Available from the new Dragonmount Merchandise Store!)

• The second is the gold Aes Sedai ring  by Jalic blades inspired from the TV series on Prime Video ($60). Plated gold with semi-precious stones for each ajah.

• For sword collectors, there’s Rand al’Thor’s Heron Mark sword from The Wheel of Time on Prime Video (Jalic Blades - $360, preorder, expected to ship in Jan 2023). 

• The last piece of official merchandise is this incredible, limited-series serpent watch from Tockr ($449). Engraved with The Wheel of Time logo on the back. (Currently out of stock, but perhaps returning soon?)

Dragonmount Merchandise & JordanCon

• Next up are a few items from the all-new Dragonmount Merchandise Shop! You can start with a gift card, but there's a great selection of headwear like this dad hat ($19).

• There's clothing like this cute muscle tank ($24).

• Also, lots of drink vessels to choose from. Our favorite is this epic beer stein ($29).

• Another fantastic gift is a three-day membership to JordanCon ($55). JordanCon is a small fantasy literature convention started in honor of The Wheel of Time author, Robert Jordan. JordanCon 2023 is taking place April 21-23 in Atlanta, Georgia.

• Finally, for those who've finished reading The Wheel of Time we recommend checking Dragonmount founder Jason Denzel's Mystic Trilogy book series (ebook format:  $9.99, $11.99, and $14.99). Also available in print and audiobook. Check Jason's personal website for more details.

Unofficial Merch Inspired by The Wheel of Time

• For anyone who has the full hardcover The Wheel of Time collection, these book jackets from Juniper books make an incredible statement on your bookshelf ($225).

• If you've always wanted your own twisted ring ter'angreal, you'll want this Möbius strip ($35). From the description: Mobius Strip is a surface with only one side (when embedded in three-dimensional Euclidean space) and only one boundary curve. 

• This fox head pendant looks a lot like one we imagine a trickster gambler wears ($161). We think Mat Cauthon approves. 

• If wolves are more your spirit animal, this wolf brother candle is inspired by our favorite Blacksmith ($23). 

• Artistic types will enjoy this new Unofficial Wheel of Time Coloring Book ($14.99).

• The Wheel of Time has inspired many wonderful artists. Serena's print entitled "Cleansing" shows an iconic scene from the middle of the books ($11.95)

• The Oath rod shirt is great for fans of the Moiraine and Suian relationship ($28). 

• Fans of the new The Wheel of Time TV show will appreciate this cute Green Ajah mug ($14.50), and this greeting card with Daniel Henny's Lan ($6). 

• Lan fans can also request personalized book pendants with their favorite characters or text from the books. 

• These handmade bone dice are just the Pips for your favorite gambler ($20). 

• Wheel of Time fans love to cosplay, and you can't play Moiraine without the kesiera, the pendant with a blue stone that Moiraine wears in her hair ($19.99). Anyone looking for a simple Warder cosplay can pop on this I'm her Warder t-shirt and be in character ($23.20)

• If you need to fill your home with Wheel of Time art, you can drink your tea (or ale) out of this Aes Sedai Tankard ($43).

• The last recommendation we have is Corey Lansdell gorgeous art inspired by the TV show. We especially love Rosamund Pike as Moiraine ($46.94)

What Wheel of Time gifts are on your wishlist? Let us know in the comments below! 

The Wheel of Time video game, originally published in 1999 by GT Interactive and developed by Legend Entertainment, is now available for purchase on GOG.

GOG ("Good Ol' Games") is a website that publishes both classic and modern computer games. Older games like The Wheel of Time are made available to be played on modern computer systems. In this case, The Wheel of Time is available for Windows 7, 8, 10, and 11.

Our blogger Adam Whitehead did a full retrospective review on The Wheel of Time game in 2019 for its 20-year anniversary. 

In addition, The Wheel of Time video game producer, Glen Dahlgren, who is also a fantasy novelist published a 20th-anniversary retrospective, an in-depth account of the making of the game, and the game's original design document. 

Dragonmount founder Jason Denzel recently got a hands-on look at the official, limited edition Wheel of Time watch from Tockr. Here's the full video:

We'll be working closely with Tockr going forward, and perhaps giving you a chance to interact directly with the designers so that you can share your constructive feedback with them. 

After you view the video, let us know in the comments or on the forums what you think of the watch!

Do you want to breathe new life into your hardback set of The Wheel of Time novels?  If so, Juniper Books has just released a set of dust jackets that encompass all fourteen books within the main series and includes New Spring, the prequel. 

Juniper Books specializes in creating dust jackets that have a visual aesthetic.  The Wheel of Time set shows an image of a dragon with the ancient symbol of the Aes Sedai in the background.  The complete set together looks stunning and can be visually appealing on anyone’s bookshelf.   

If you already have all the books in the series, you can buy only the dust jackets.  If you don’t have all the books and you want them, now’s a good time to buy the books and the dust jackets all at once!

Though these are not officially released by Tor or by anyone on Team Jordan, they were made with their approval. Juniper Books said, “We are so thrilled that Robert Jordan's wife and editor Harriet McDougal and co-author Brandon Sanderson both love this design. Celebrating Robert Jordan's incredible story with this jacket design has been an honor for the Juniper Books team. The design pays homage to the Dragon Banner, set against a backdrop representing The Flame of Tar Valon and the Dragon's Fang - opposing elements that represent the themes of balance and the cyclical nature of time present in the series.”

To learn more about the other book series Juniper Books wares, you can look at their catalog here.

Would you like to have these covers on your shelf?  Let us know in the comments!

Tor Books launched a holiday sweepstakes today where fans from the U.S. and Canada can win some new and familiar books. Here are the details:

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Deck the halls with some of the best in epic fantasy! Too big for a stocking stuffer, these five books will make great gifts for one lucky winner, or, if they're in the spirit of sharing, their friends. 

 

The holiday collection includes:
• one trade paperback copy of The Ruin of Kings by Jenn Lyons
• one hardcover copy of The Name of All Things by Jenn Lyons
• one hardcover copy of Warrior of the Altaii by Robert Jordan
• one mass market copy of The Eye of the World by Robert Jordan
• one hardcover copy of Fate of the Fallen by Kel Kade

 

Enter the contest at this link.

Be sure to check out our review of Fate of the Fallen. 

Adam Whitehead is Dragonmount's TV blogger. Adam has been writing about film, video games and television, The Wheel of Time, and other genre fiction for over fifteen years. Be sure to check out his websites, The Wertzone and Atlas of Ice and Fire (including The Wheel of Time Atlas!) as well as his Patreon. Please note this article contains very mild spoilers for The Wheel of Time novels.

Way back in the day, the video game industry got surprising mileage out of video games based on novels. Cheaper than licencing actors’ likenesses for games based on films and not constrained by matching release dates (for “release synergy,” a term that destroyed many a promising video game adaptation during gestation), book-to-game adaptations provided a relatively cheap way of enticing fans to try out a developer’s latest project.

One of the first licensed video games from a novel was The Hobbit, published by Melbourne House in 1982. Based on the works of J.R.R. Tolkien, this was a text adventure which cast the player as Bilbo Baggins, embarking on the traditional adventure to kill the dragon Smaug. The game was a huge success and also sparked some very early memes such as Thorin’s rather frequent tendency to sit down and start singing about gold whenever he was bored. The Hitch-Hiker’s Guide to the Galaxy, released by Infocom two years later, was in a similar vein but had greater kudos because Douglas Adams himself worked on the title as a writer and designer.

Novel adaptations went huge in 1988 with War in Middle-earth, another Tolkien adaptation, this time by the visionary designer Mike Singleton. A dynamically-unfolding wargame, the title allowed players to refight the War of the Ring using a variety of different factions and characters, sometimes resulting in radically different results to the novel.

The 1990s saw Terry Pratchett’s Discworld series adapted as a trilogy of best-selling games, as well as a version of Terry Brooks’ Shannara series that is best ignored. Arguably the most successful such book adaptation of the decade was Betrayal at Krondor (1993), based on Raymond Feist’s Riftwar series. An expansive, semi-open-world CRPG, it worked as both a very good video game and a very strong adaptation of the books (although, ironically, Feist’s own novelisation of the game is arguably his weakest book).

It was in this time period that The Wheel of Time got its own video game adaptation. Released on 11 November 1999 by GT Interactive Software, The Wheel of Time took Robert Jordan’s expansive, vast world, cast of thousands and epic battles and turned them into a…first-person shooter? It was an interesting and bold choice, one that turned off a lot of fans who’d been hoping for a roleplaying game, but once they got over their shock at the design choice, they soon found a very interesting game.

The game was developed by Legend Entertainment, who’d previously made relatively straightforward adventure games. The team at Legend decided to make a much more ambitious title and, after their company was slightly oddly bought out by Random House, they decided to focus on a novel adaptation (even more oddly, of a non-Random House series). The design team tore through The Wheel of Time and began to design an adventure game that would retell the story of the novels. It would be expansive and large.

Robert Jordan had other ideas. He didn’t want the game stepping on his toes (he was still only halfway or so through writing the series) and he didn’t want the game to use other versions of his characters. The designers came up with the notion of setting the game in an alternate dimension, a Portal Stone world, where events could take place that echoed those of the books but were distinctly not the same. It was also decided to abandon the adventure design in favour of a first-person perspective similar to other games of the time, such as Doom. This was markedly ambitious for Legend, who’d never made such a game before, but they took it in their stride.

Budget restrictions meant that they had to look around for a customer engine rather than designing their own, and after considering the BUILD and Quake engines settled on the engine for a game still in development that was extremely obscure, called Unreal. The Unreal developers were surprised that anyone would be interested in licensing their engine and the Wheel of Time team got it on extremely generous terms. As development continued, the Unreal team saw the development of Wheel of Time and some of the ideas fed back into their own game in development. Unreal was released to massive success in 1998 and quickly became the go-to engine for first-person video games. The Unreal Engine today powers a vast number of games, from indie hit The Outer Worlds to the epic Mass Effect trilogy to the mega-successful Fortnite, which have collectively sold hundreds of millions of copies.

On its release, The Wheel of Time attracted glowing reviews…but not much sales. Barely 30,000 copies were shifted in the first three months on sale, shooter fans more energised by the then-recently-released Half-Life, SiN and Quake III. Legend’s expertise with the engine saw them hired to make Unreal II: The Awakening, which should have been a huge hit, but by then the excitement had moved onto the online version of the franchise, Unreal Tournament, and Unreal II was not a huge hit either. Legend shut down in 2004.

The Wheel of Time game is an odd beast, but a strangely compelling one. It casts the player as Elayna, an Aes Sedai who can barely channel (think of Morgase Trakand) but whose powers have been augmented by ter’angreal. A trusted lieutenant of the Amyrlin Seat, she is dispatched to Shadar Logoth in pursuit of an assassin, the Hound, who managed to penetrate the White Tower itself. As the story unfolds, it is revealed that the Forsaken Ishamael is looking for the seals on the Dark One’s prison. At one point there is a coup by the Black Ajah inside the White Tower which results in the death of the Amyrlin and Elayna’s rise to replace her, along with the revelation that Elayna is really the most powerful Aes Sedai born since the Breaking, her powers sealed off to protect her until she learns to use them correctly. In a final battle, the Hound, now bonded to the dark power Mashadar, tries to kill both Elayna and Ishamael but is defeated. Elayna unlocks her powers and uses them to protect the Seals, ensuring the Dark One cannot escape his prison until the Last Battle and the arising of the Dragon Reborn.

The plot is interesting but clearly at odds with the books, with the developers confirming that the game takes place in a Portal Stone world, a parallel universe similar but not identical to the books, and certainly the game is not taken to be canon in any way.

From an architectural level, the game is phenomenally well-designed, with some fantastic locations that look like they’ve come straight from the books. The darkness-shrouded streets of Shadar Logoth and the gleaming white walls of Tar Valon are rendered well and the storyline is intriguing, although confusing given the game’s setting in a parallel universe to the books (not something that’s made hugely clear in the game, it has to be said). The cast of characters is well-drawn, and it’s still refreshing to see a first-person shooter based in a fantasy setting with a female protagonist. The use of ter’angreal instead of the normal array of guns from a shooter is something that does feel contrived, but it works quite well and makes for an exciting action game. Trollocs, Myrddraal, Black Ajah and Whitecloaks make for fun enemies to engage in combat with, and there’s a nice feeling of dread in the battle of wills with the Hound, your character’s nemesis. Originally there was going to be a whole “evil campaign” with you playing the Hound, but this was cut for time and budget reasons.

The Wheel of Time is a surprisingly solid game (especially by the conservative standards of the time), but it can’t be denied that a Quake-style 3D FPS feel like an awkward fit for Jordan’s huge, narrative-driven fantasy epic. The game feels like it should have been an RPG with a lot more choice and consequence, drawing more on Jordan’s vast world. The ambition was there, but sadly the budget and required time was not. Arguably we wouldn’t get a novel-to-video game adaptation that really hit that spot until the release of The Witcher (based on Andrzej Sapkowski’s books) in 2007, and in particular its second sequel in 2015, almost certainly the greatest CRPG released this century.

We must pause, of course, and remember that although Legend’s Wheel of Time was the first official, licensed video game adaptation of the series, it’s not the only one. In 1993 The Wheel of Time MUD (multi-user dungeon) was launched, a relatively primitive, fan-made dungeon game with a text interface. It was quite popular with the MUD scene. More recently there’s been a number of “mods” – fan-made modifications of commercial games – focusing on a Wheel of Time theme. The most notable is The Gathering Storm, a mod for Mount & Blade, and there’s been various mods for Skyrim, introducing weapons and armour from the Wheel of Time world. There’s also been a number of abandoned mods, such as ones that were in development for several years for Civilization IV and Rome: Total War, and rumours of one for Crusader Kings II. The completion of the books seemed to erode fan enthusiasm for more mods, and the scene has been quiet for a few years now.

Of course, with The Wheel of Time now heading to the television screen, the question arises if a new video game could be on the cards. Given modern game budgets are now averaging towards the high tens of millions of dollars and development time is in years, it’s questionable, but if the Amazon TV series is a huge success it may be something we’ll see before too long. Hopefully this time it will be a game that gives the setting and Robert Jordan’s writing the scope and scale it deserves.

Further Reading: The Wheel of Time video game producer (and budding fantasy novelist), Glen Dahlgren, has published several interesting articles about the game: a 20th anniversary retrospective, a very in-depth account of the making of the game and the game's original design document. All well worth a read.

It’s an ending for our friends at Ta’veren Tees. After serving the Wheel of Time fandom for eight years, they are getting ready to close shop for good.

Until then, their remaining merchandise is 10% off!  Get your Wheel of Time merchandise while you can.

To read more about the changes you can check out Ta’veren Tees announcement here.

Badali Jewelry, a long-time provider of officially-licensed Wheel of Time merchandise, is shutting down their WoT product line at the end of this month.  The final day to place new custom orders is April 28, 2019. 

From the Badali Jewelry Facebook page:

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We have been part of the Wheel of Time family since 2005 and some of us here at Badali have been fans since the beginning in 1990. All of us here have a special and important place in our hearts for the Wheel of Time Universe and the people and fans associated with it, which is why it is with heavy hearts we tell you that the Wheel has turned and our license with Wheel of Time is coming to an end. As of April 28th 2019, we will no longer be allowed to make any new jewelry, but we will be selling the remaining inventory until October 2019. If there is something you have had your eye on, now is the time as we will have limited stock of everything.

Some of their bestselling items were the Aes Sedai Great Serpent ring, their Asha'man pins, and their foxhead medallion. 

Dragonmount has been a long-time reseller of their products and we're sad to see them shuttering their line of quality goods.  The reason for the shutdown is related to their license expiring and now being held exclusively by Sony (and potentially Radar Pictures and Amazon Studios, although those details aren't clear at the moment). There's a possibility that a new license to produce these products will be granted in the future, but only time will tell if that happens, or if the same products will be re-released if it does. 

Make your orders now at Badali Jewelry website, and look for their remaining inventory through October 2019. 

Our friends at Ta'veren Tees celebrated their eighth birthday earlier this week!  That's an amazing eight years of fantastic officially licensed Wheel of Time goodies.  They also have some new merchandise to show off!

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Our 8th anniversary of selling official WoT merchandise is March 15, so we’ve got a 15% off storewide sale. Everything is on sale, including our new products that are on preorder.

What are our new products? First up, The Game of Crowns, back by popular demand. We have two versions of this dice game now – one sold in a small organza bag, the other in a Collector’s dice cup. Both include the dice and instructions and are extremely limited. The best place to find them is at www.TaverenTees.com/featured and they are slated to ship by April 12 if preordered.





We also have a new shirt by officially licensed WoT Ariel Burgess: “The Winds of Time” features our favorite steely eyed sheepherder/savior and the phrase “Let the Dragon ride again on the winds of time.”  It’s printed on an extremely popular and comfortable cotton/polyester heather blend shirt. This tee is currently slated as preorder only and won’t be stocked after, so get your preorder in by April 8 if you want one of these very limited edition shirts!  Also, if you order The Winds of Time you get a free 4” vinyl sticker while those supplies last. You can find it at www.TaverenTees.com/winds.



AND, finally, if you place an order of $50+ and add a Red Hand Dice Bag to your cart + coupon code NAMEDAY, you can get the dice bag for free! Those can be found at TaverenTees.com/redhanddicebag.


 

 

The nameday sale goes on till March 20th, so act fast!

The Black Ajah strikes again!

Beginning on November 24th and lasting through Monday, November 27th, prices at Ta'veren Tees (TheWheelofTimeStore.com) will be slashed by up to 20%. Make sure to pick up WoT gifts for your friends and yourself...but watch out for the Black Ajah*!
*Not that there is actually a Black Ajah. Those are only rumors.

Add to your collection of The Wheel of Time ornaments with this year's Asha'man-inspired bulb. You can get this ornament for FREE by adding $40+ of merchandise to your cart, plus the ornament, and by using coupon code TINSEL at checkout. Learn more now.

Tai'shar Malkier! Keep warm in the Borderlands - or wherever you raise your banner - in this fleece hoodie featuring Lan's sigil and the Golden Crane of Malkier, currently available for preorder.

The first officially licensed The Wheel of Time candle, Emond's Field, is now available in time for the holiday season! Fill your house with scents from your home in Emond's Field, including honeycakes, The Waterwood, and wheat fields. Candles are soy wax, 8 oz jars.

Ta’veren Tees is honoring veterans and celebrating Veteran's Day with a special auction for three sets of SIGNED "Great Seal" coasters created by artist Sean Robinson, creator of the current line of mugs at TaverenTees.com. Each “Great Seal” set has seven ceramic coasters, with one coaster in each set signed on the cork side by author Brandon Sanderson, as well as Robert Jordan's editor and wife, Harriet McDougal-Rigney, and Jordan's assistants from throughout the series Maria Simons and Alan Romanczuk, who also co-authored "The Wheel of Time Companion." Any funds raised above the starting bid will be donated to Wounded Warrior Project, so help Ta’veren Tees donate as much as possible by increasing the bid! Check them out, learn more, and bid at the links here:

Set 1: https://www.ebay.com/itm/142573655230
Set 2: https://www.ebay.com/itm/142573654785
Set 3: https://www.ebay.com/itm/142573655629

Many years before he wrote "The Wheel of Time," Robert Jordan fought in the Vietnam War and it shaped the series we know today. Sean Robinson, along with creating beautiful pottery, is a Marine and Iraq War veteran. And, of course, there is an enormous number of WoT fans who are serving or who have served in the military. Ta'veren Tees, with your help, is proud to support Wounded Warriors and say thank you to all of the many veterans.

Some exciting new (and favorite) products from Ta'veren Tees!

Happy Halloween, WoT Fans! We're excited to announce the release of a monstrously cool new product just in time for All Hallow's Eve: the Trolloc Cup, on sale now at TaverenTees.com/trolloccup!

This cup is microwave and dishwasher safe, holds approximately 16 oz, and is hand carved - no two mugs will ever be exactly alike. Check out the product page for more information.
 
All of our mugs are handcrafted by Sean Robinson, an independent artist from North Carolina who takes great pride in creating these mugs for fans of “The Wheel of Time,” as he is a fan of the series himself. So far, Sean has created mugs featuring the icons of the Ta’veren, the White Flame, and the Dragon’s Fang. All mugs are approved by Team Jordan and can be can be found at www.TaverenTees.com/featured.
 
 
 
And, if you are shopping for the holidays, remember all mugs take 7-14 business days to ship and the last shipments for Christmas orders will go out no later than December 15, so get your orders in early!

Nynaeve and Lan can forever guard each other's backs - and yours - with the newest tee shirt design now available for preorder from Ta'veren Tees, www.TheWheelofTimeStore.com.

"The Gateway," illustrated by Ariel Burgess, shows Lan and Nynaeve Traveling via gateway, standing ready to fight and protect each other. The front features Lan coolly guarding Nynaeve's back, while the back of the shirt features Nynaeve ready to unleash her fury on any darkfriend foolish enough to attack.

"The Gateway" is available in an unisex tee and a ladies' style tee. Both are soft, comfortable 100% cotton shirts. Sizing information is available on the product pages.

Preorders receive a discount and will ship on February 10, as soon as the shirt is in stock. All items ordered alongside the new shirt will be held and shipped at the same time.

Unisex: TaverenTees.com/gateway
Ladies: TaverenTees.com/gatewayladies