Robert Jordan had ideas about extra prequels featuring Tam finding baby Rand on the slopes of Dragonmount and Moiraine and Lan's journey to the Two Rivers.  There were also going to outrigger novels with Mat and Tuon in Seanchan after the Last Battle.

However in a Q & A session following the release of a Memory of Light, Brandon Sanderson said:

Question: What about the outriggers? (The sequel trilogy to the Wheel of Time series that Robert Jordan had planned to write.)

Answer: It’s not going to happen. Harriet and I are both firm on this. Robert Jordan wouldn’t have wanted it to happen. He said that he wanted the series to be finished, but he did not want anything more. (He was even uncomfortable with the idea of someone like myself finishing the series.)

Beyond this, at the Q&A on Monday, Harriet revealed something I previously haven’t been able to tell you but that I’ve known for quite some time—that Robert Jordan didn’t leave much of anything in the way of notes for the Outriggers. There are, quite literally, only two sentences of explanation from RJ telling us what the plot of the outriggers was to be about.

So no, no outriggers. I highly doubt you will see the prequels either, and for similar reasons. All good things must come to an ending. And this is ours.

On 11/6/2021 at 11:36 PM, SinisterDeath said:

And man do I have theories... 

Do tell  ?

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Kitty

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5 minutes ago, CaddySedai said:

Who is Padan Fain going to end up with? Will it be a storybook romance?

Narg

8:53pm:  Giggling and singing to DJ Cummerbund

Rand's ladies only want a platonic relationship with him and form a band instead.  Sometimes they let him play the triangle and collect their tips when he isn't battling the Forsaken and Darkfriends.

Just now, thehumantrashcan said:

 

I was just listening to these guys last night

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2:17 pm  Peanut butter used to taste better than this!  ?

The person above me is a practicing necromancer.

12:57 pm  Finished lunch, contemplating bottle-shop raid

Cheese