Alanna foretells, Egwene shares and it is the season to be jolly. Not a lot happening as the year winds down, but lets take a look at some of the WoT from the past week.
The Wheel of Time on Prime
Priyanka Bose who will be playing Alanna Sedai answered some questions on her Instagram story. She answered one WoT related question.
ICYMI, someone asked @priyankabose20 when #WoTonPrime will air. Her answer? "Whenever it is - it'll be right time and you'll know soon!"#TwitterofTime #wheeloftime pic.twitter.com/eUx8pHPfBf
— Eri (Geeky) (@geekyeri) December 17, 2020
What "soon" means differs from person to person, so "soon" could mean anything. Bose likely does not know when the show will actually air or when the air date will be released and is just throwing "soon" out there, as unless something goes majorly wrong in post production or if filming doesn't resume, we will likely find out "soon".
Madeleine Madden shared some photos of the cast and crew hanging out in Prague(not in costume).

WoT a Fandom
Brick of Time brings Lan and Rand to life as LEGO.
al'Lan Mandragora Warder to Moiraine Damodred.
— Brick of Time (@BrickofTime) December 11, 2020
Minifigure by @The_Brick_Ninja
To be portrayed by @danielhenney in @WOTonPrime 's upcoming show.#Lego #WheelOfTime #TwitterOfTime #Minifigures pic.twitter.com/hNWChQDa3l
Rand al'Thor, shepherd of the Two Rivers.
— Brick of Time (@BrickofTime) December 16, 2020
Minifigure by @The_Brick_Ninja
To be portrayed by @joshastradowsk1 in @WOTonPrime 's upcoming show.#Lego #WheelOfTime #TwitterOfTime #Minifigures pic.twitter.com/xmEY0VEgEV
Some handy WoT Christmas ink.
Secret Santa delivers for one lucky fan.
Uuuuuuh we had a secret santa and my friend crocheted me a whole ass Green Ajah shawl from the Wheel of Time??!! The detailing is knitted vines!! I screamed!! pic.twitter.com/P2yLPtzuyJ
— D. K. Marlowe 🔥 Pre-order We Free the Stars 🔥 (@DKMarloweWriter) December 20, 2020
Fantasy Logic bemoans the loss of the original WoT cover art.

One other possible explanation for the new covers I can think of has something to do with the new Amazon Prime series based on the books set to come out soon. Perhaps the showrunners thought the original covers were not a good representation for their vision for the show, or maybe they wanted neutral covers since the depiction of some characters on the show vary drastically from the descriptions in the books and the illustrations on the original covers. Whatever the reason, it is a shame that new readers to the series will have these horrible covers. I really hope the publisher reprints the series with the original covers at some point.
Enjoy book Thom art while you can.
Started listening to the Wheel of Time! Books 1&2 have been excellent! Here's Thom Merrilin fan art! #WoT #wotart pic.twitter.com/0imhlNoowr
— John Paul Pierce (Commissions closed!) (@Fenrir_Lives) December 17, 2020
Have a great Christmas! WoT a Week will be back "soon" in the new Year.