The wait is over! The Wheel of Time TV show costume and prop auction from Propstore is officially open, running October 12th–28th, and our interview with Propstore’s Senior Consignments Manager, Ibrahim Faraj, is live now on the Dragonmount YouTube channel! And to celebrate, we’re giving away Rand al’Thor and Perrin Aybara’s Snakes and Foxes set! (Details below.) Before anything else… If you plan on trying to buy something from this auction, PLEASE go to Propstore.com, REGISTER for the site, and FINISH the bidding approval process, or you will not be able to bid! About the interview As a Senior Consignments Manager, Ibrahim gets to go out and find all the cool stuff for folks like us to buy (not to mention himself, since he’s a collector too)! He got to do things like “call Sony and advocate to them” to get as much stuff for us as possible, and when there were multiples of an item, he made sure to get the best versions, labeled H1, or Hero 1. Dream job, I know. The excitement about the community finally getting to see months of work from dozens of people was palpable throughout our chat. I knew immediately that I liked Ibrahim (phenomenal vibes), and it wasn’t just because of the original stormtrooper art hanging on the wall behind him. No spoilers for Ibrahim: he’s only read up to The Shadow Rising, but don’t worry, he’s already started relistening to the series and promised he will finish! His fave character at the moment is Perrin, but he’s also a huge fan of Lan. And most of all (a man after my own heart) he loved the sets, the makeup, and the costumes, especially the S3 stuff. Watch the interview to find out why! Propstore even put out a call within their ranks for fans of TWoT to work on this project, and it shows in the attention to detail, including the dozens and dozens of gorgeous 4K images of the items. In Ibrahim’s words, it’s “the most we have ever done, maybe.” Go show Ibrahim some love in the comments, even though it wasn’t his first time on camera… Season 3, Episode 1 of House of the Dragon. (Check out the background Lannister soldiers. 😉 ) Win Rand and Perrin’s Snakes and Foxes set! We’re giving away Rand al’Thor and Perrin Aybara’s Snakes and Foxes set! Enter through our giveaway below or visit the page here. You can earn entries by following Dragonmount and sharing the post, and the giveaway closes October 28th when the auction closes. Propstore Wheel of Time Auction Giveaway Need-to-know auction info REGISTER EARLY and be SURE to go through the bidding approval process. The Buyer’s Premium is 26% with VAT at 20% charged on the premium for UK buyers only. Purchasers can add shipping insurance. Shipments will go through FedEx. A payment plan is available at no additional cost for lots ending over £5,000. A 20% deposit is required, and you have up to 3 months to pay it off. Best of luck to everyone trying to get a piece of this Wheel of Time history from an age past! Remember, this may be an ending… but it isn’t the ending. View full news item

The Kickstarter nearly doubled its goal within the first 15 minutes of launching — an absolutely stunning response and a powerful reminder that passion for The Wheel of Time is as strong as ever. We at Dragonmount couldn't be more thrilled, and we're honored to be part of this moment in a couple of exciting ways. First, we're giving away a copy of War of the Dragon: The Wheel of Time® — The Dragon Reborn Edition (shipping to eligible countries only, as listed in the Kickstarter FAQ). Scroll down to see the ways to enter! Second, we have an exclusive reveal to share: the 3D model of Padan Fain in all his greasy glory, complete with that tainted, ruby-hilted dagger. To enter the giveaway, just follow the intstructions in the widget below. The winner will be picked on Friday, Jun 5th at noon PT. War of the Dragon Giveaway A massive thank you to Dire Wolf Digital for sponsoring this giveaway, I know we're so excited for this game to come out, what about you? View full news item

Hello friends! We're so excited to see you here! We've got the giveaway on the main page to check out, but to get extra entries you're able to visit the forms, and specifically this thread! We (and DireWolf) want to know - what is your favorite villain moment from the series?

From what I understand, and I'm hoping to get more information too, is that there is a collectible side of the card game that if it's successful, there will be expansion packs with more cards. But the main core part of the game will include the cards you need to play "flash" campaigns (shorter ones) or the longer multiple plot point games. I'm unsure what the future options are and I'm sure they're still working on the specifics, but I also am not sure if you'll be able to get Bela and Hopper if you don't do the pledge tier, but it might be an option in the future?

Elgee joined Dragonmount in December 2006, after lurking for a while, and officially joined the White Tower Social Group in the beginning of 2007. Maria, the then Keeper, asked for volunteers to help with the White Tower Newsletter in March 2007. Elgee put up her hand, and obviously has not learnt her lesson since! But that was the start of her life-long obsession with Dragonmount. Also in March she was raised to Accepted, and in April 2007 apparently shocked everyone (except of course Mystica) by joining the Red Ajah. Not long after that she was raised to Aes Sedai. Enter the Role-Playing Side: After the Great Exodus (if you know, you know) Elgee was asked to join the Role-Playing side in February 2008 as Assistant Division Leader and Mistress of Novices of the White Tower, then promoted to Division Leader in September 2009. In the mean time, at the Social Side (formerly known as The Orgs): In 2008 Elgee joined the Black Tower Social Group, where she was eventually promoted to Asha’Man, then Attack Leader and also Chosen. In 2009 she stepped away from the BT, because: In October 2009 she was also appointed as Keeper of the Chronicles (ie Assistant Social Group Leader) at the White Tower & Warders Social Group, and then in February 2011 as Amyrlin Seat (ie Social Group Leader). The 2 became 1, but not in the best way: Even after being made Group Leader of the White Tower & Warders Social side, Elgee remained as such until September 2012, when she had to resign due to ill health. Both the RP and the Social Groups were very active at the time, and she loved both equally, but felt that she only had enough spoons for the Social side, which did not require writing long RPs on top of the usual admin work. In Elgee’s words: “I’ve missed it so badly, which is why right now I’m so very happy and excited for the 1 to become 2 again!”

“You can tell the team behind Wheel of Time cares about not just being true to the source material but also world-building in a way that’s both visually striking and that feels authentically textured.” -Cheryl Eddy io9.com Get more information and buy tickets here: FashionInFantasy.com When Sharon Gilham, costume designer for The Wheel of Time, mentioned during WoTCon that a costume exhibition might become reality, I knew this was an opportunity I couldn't miss. The chance to experience this celebration of craftsmanship—and to share it with my brother, a fellow WoT enthusiast and history lover who had always dreamed of visiting Prague, plus my talented costuming friend Molly and her stunning reproduction of Moiraine's leather bolero—made the journey even more special. Though our visit would be brief, arriving Thursday afternoon and departing early Sunday morning, every moment promised to be unforgettable. Walking into Galerie Manes on opening day was truly an honor, made even more meaningful by the opportunity to assist Sharon and her exceptional team. They had dedicated the previous two days, working over ten hours daily, preparing each meticulous display by carefully assembling mannequins, dressing them in their elaborate costumes, and arranging them throughout the space to create visual harmony. Contributing to the finishing touches, by ensuring all seven Ajahs were represented in the shawl display and verifying costume identification, felt like being part of something truly special. Sharon graciously invited me to the Prague press event, where the energy in the room was electric. Hearing Sharon speak alongside Producer Holger Reibiger and the remarkably talented leatherworker Rob Goodwin reinforced just how much passion and dedication went into bringing this world to life. It was deeply inspiring to witness that six months after the show's cancellation, their passion still burns brightly. The exhibition itself exceeds every expectation. With more than 80 costumes displayed throughout the gallery, the experience unfolds beautifully. You begin in intimate rooms showcasing the distinct aesthetics of Caemlyn, the Aiel Waste, and Tar Valon, then discover a collection of concept drawings that reveal the creative vision behind the costumes. Beyond the curtains, a grand light-filled space opens before you, where the full collection creates a breathtaking tapestry of artistry and storytelling. Standing close enough to see individual stitches and construction techniques offers an unprecedented glimpse into the craftsmanship involved. For costumers and cosplayers, this is an absolute treasure. Every costume, whether featured prominently or glimpsed briefly on screen, demonstrates the extraordinary attention to detail Sharon and her team brought to their work. The display of Forsaken versions of the main characters is particularly striking, though these designs appear on screen for mere moments, each carefully chosen detail makes a powerful visual impact. If you're able to visit Prague before December 5th, this exhibition is well worth the journey. For those who can't attend in person, there are meaningful ways to support this celebration of artistry and keep the possibility of future exhibitions alive. Supporting the Exhibition Through Charity Tickets You can purchase a ticket even if you can't attend, or contribute through a charity ticket that allows clients of Asistence, o.p.s. to experience the exhibition: 1. Select a flexi ticket on the ticket website 2. Enter flexi@asistence.org in the email field 3. Add your name and phone number (visible only to the Asistence team) 4. Complete your purchase! 🎉 Your support makes a real difference, not only sustaining this remarkable exhibition, but also bringing joy to others who might not otherwise have the opportunity to attend. With enough enthusiasm and backing, this exhibition could tour internationally, bringing these extraordinary costumes to communities around the world. Please share this opportunity with anyone who appreciates The Wheel of Time, the art of costuming, or the incredible craftsmanship that brings our favorite stories to life on screen. Also, Rafe Judkins says hi to the Dragonmount community and a massive thank you to all of the love and support for The Wheel of Time. View full news item