What exactly was happening in the scene in tFoH after Elayne and Nynaeve escape from Ronde Macura, and then she sends out two letters and another guy sends out a third? Where were those letters going?

If you used balefire to somehow cause someone's retroactive death without the balefire touching them, can the DO transmigrate them, ie does the balefire itself prevent transmigration, or is it the retroactive death?

Situation: Somebody is underneath a rock that is held up by a pole, and then you balefire the pole. Afterwards, one minute ago, the rock fell and crushed them, and in the current time, they are already dead, but by crushing, not balefiring.

You can't really have someone having authority over The Dragon, because there can't be any precedent or authority to appeal to.

Is channeling genetic or from your soul? I know that many times we've heard that channeling has to do with your soul, e.g. Aran'gar, but the books also state that the reason fewer channelers are being found is because they are culling out the trait, which would imply that it is genetic.

Is there any difference between the Ages? The only one I've been able to find is that peaches are now poisonous. I don't mean stuff like they have less technology, because that just happened humanly. Is there a difference in the actual way the world works when an Age changes.

And as a follow up, if there is no change, is there an actual defined point that is part of nature where the Age changes, or is it just a point in history, arbitrarily defined by people, like New Era or Free Year?

Just a bunch of questions about how TAR works exactly:

If you are balefired in TAR, does your body disappear?

If you physically enter TAR and take the oaths on a physical oath rod you take into TAR, would the oaths apply while you are in TAR, in the normal world, or in TAR even when you come back?

If you are healed in TAR as Slayer said, would you actually be healed, and if you replenish your blood as Perrin actually did, ado you actually get more blood?

Are your real clothes affected by what happens to your clothes in TAR?

We know that compulsion affects you out of TAR. Is it unique, do all weaves affect you or do only some?

Can nightmares be destroyed manually, so to speak, like by having a ton of Aes Sedai just come in and balefire it instead of just not believing in it?

What level of domesticity makes it so that animals can't get into TAR?

Could domestic animals be Dreamers? Say, for example, a mare?

If you physically enter TAR and then leave something there, will it stay in place?

Can Shadowspawn go into TAR, either through natural dreams, or by physically entering through the type of gateway Egwene used to get to Salidar?

Is the blank space of skimming related to TAR?

For my #1 choice, I don't remember where it is exactly, but that one chapter in TGS where Ituralde talks to the Seanchan general. I have no idea what it was about that chapter, but I just thought it was beautiful.

Also, of course, Dumai's Wells, and the one from TGH What Could Have Been or something like that. It reminded me of the way RJ did rumors, which I really like. Also the Hinderstap one (When they come back, not the fight scene), and the first scene where Mat realizes his luck. Also, just one part of the prologue to ToM, the part with Fain.