Wait and see! Or, to keep the wording, read and find out :)

Thanks for the answers. I knew about the WoT chronology, but I wantes to see it on a map. The impressions are different. It provides another point of view.

Maybe I'll go as far as making it myself :)

Does maps exist with a follow up of the journey of the three ta'veren? I mean, with lines indicating where they go, and little explanations and all. And timelined also, to comparz where tgey are at different point.

Or for other character, for that matter

They kept creating the a'dam for a millenium. And as an Aes Sedai there knew how to make one (presumably), they only made one. This side of the Aryth Ocean, they had nobody to teach them how to make ter'angreal. The knowledge has been lost in the depth of time. And so couldn't search for Talented novices in creating ter'angreal. They simply assume that nobody know how to make them, and so don't try. It Always go back to Aes Sedai stupidity.

@ Csarmi, the angreal stash is warded, kept by novices, presumably secret. So it could be hard, and they don't want the knowledge of the Gataway to pass the other way. And maybe just Aes Sedai stupidity. They thought abput invading the city so, but didn't thought of it for non-weapon-use of the Power.

(It is a feeling I have that Aes Sedai always try to find a way to dodge the Oaths instead of actually thinking about what they can do in the limited area of the Oath. This explain how they created Daes Dae'Mar. Who better to create it than women constantly escaping their Oaths and never act so to say "openly". Bit this is just my opinion)

To burst into a flame? I don't know...

I don't see Arad Doman exporting women. It's not something you buy... except in Seanchan :)

Sea folk do fine porcelain, that's right.

And I don't see Seanchan selling a'dam...

And braids. Well, in my minds, it's Saldaea which is known for mustaches. And Taraboner went to the Two Rivers with rugs.

Arad Doman makes lace, too.

Well, I got this from details, discussion and reputation found in the books. It isn't really accurate...

Mb, Durinax was asking after the exportation of products of the nation. But I don't think there are such lists.

Andor : Orchards, Wool, tabac

Tear : bloodstock horses, Oil, Steel

Mayene : fish Oil

Saldaea : furs and Peppers

Kandor : gems and stones (?)

Shara : silk, ivory

Tarabon : rugs

And that's all I see...

Ta'verenness? Betrayal? Sheer luck? Who knows? The answer has been lost in the depth of time. Or in BS brain and RJ's note. Which are quite extensive and exhaustive, IIRC...

It has been made by Aes Sedai in the AoL. Every male involved died making this pool of saidin pure. Rand and Aginor drew on it, emptying the pool, on bottom of which AoL Aes Sedai put LTT's banner, a seal and the Horn.

Maybe Narishma used a Well too. Or he channeled from outside the ward and touched it, thus activating the Guardian... Don't

One original, which has been copied. There were six in KoD, "A Plain Wooden Box". One destroyed. So at least 5, but certainly more.

It is debatable, as Egwene would have rediscovered Travelling wether or not Moggy had helped her. Cuendillar, ok. Eg had the strengh but not the technique. But the rest is Egwene only. She became a Dreamer, and strong with the Aiel, she became good at Daes Dae Mar first with Moiraine then with Siuan.

Technically, there are still as much. She isn't dead. But she is not invincible anymore, which is a good step toward death :)

The 11 Black Ajah sisters in Amador to which she set different unknown tasks, certainly. Or maybe Birgitte. Certainly not something made during her capture.

No. They have no knowledge of the exact location of the Warder. And the same with the beacon. so she could have felt they were roughly in the same direction, but no indication of where exactly they were one from the other. She could guess, but probably not more than that.

And that comment from Mat's part was about saving Egwene and Nynaeve and bringing Elayne to Andor

I mean a male Aiel in the Blight says Channeler to me at least. Or am I missing something? What's his background?

Neither Luc nor Isam are Aiel. They are respectively Andoran and Malkieri.

How was he involved with the whole destruction of Malkier thing

He wasn't directly involved with the Malkieri fall down, but his father betrayed Malkier, and his mother fled with Isam in the backgroung of Malkier, and then Malkier fell to the Shadow.

I wasn't sure about the One Power.

Yes presumably. With the True Power...

I would say that the saidin and saidar having been used with the Bowl of the Wind was changing the climate by shifting the winds. So the One Power so-to-say "stayed" in the air. They all felt the One Power in the atmosphere. And when they chanelled, there was an interference. Which didn't happened at the Cleansing because the One Power used then was focused and not let to act "loosely".

This is an interpretation

The port, maybe. The river, no. (Just a guess)

@Luckers : Interesting thinking

If the representation of the dreamer's self is considered as mental and not physical, the "soul" pulled out of T'A'R will either reintegrate the body or give something as the soulles Ogier. But I can't imagine what would happen to the soul. Grabbed by the Dark One?

A physical reprensation of one self in T'A'R pulled out would probably dissipate, as it will be against the Pattern to have two self.

This is only speculation...

Ok :)

It means that you can't take the heat out of somewhere when a female chaneller. This is how Egwene burned her arm IIRC. But Rand can do it by transfering the heat. I think it is indeed a difference between male and female.

I don't know if it might be a difference between male and female channelers

Yes it is. I think we have the proof there. Rand do it. But what means "gotten rif of"?

The resistance of the stone enables male chaneler to do that. They transfer the heat and then the stone is cooling on it's own. Like a bread you cook. You put it on the window after putting it out of the oven and then it cools.

I think Egwene said once it is drawn from something you have to dissipate it into something.