A good idea! I've read it, but it was more than a year ago. RJ has written some other books too (The Fallon Trilogy, Cheyenne Raiders) but I've not read them. I could gather together some resources for them though.

Moridin 2000 if you want any help I actually own the book so I’d be happy to provide anything!

Hello, aren't we only a wiki for The Wheel of Time series? Unless I'm mistaken, Warrior of the Altaii is not actually connected to the series; merely just by the same author.

In the book, it is directly stated that it takes place a long time before the Wheel of Time books, but it’s in the same world. I literally looked up the world map of the wheel of time and compared to the map of warrior of the Altaii. They were practically the same, with just a few changes like new cities and the name of the mountain range.

The warrior of the altaii has the backbone of the world. The wheel of time has the spine of the world. The story itself doesn’t exactly have connections to the wheel of time but I’m certain that it is the same world just very different because of how much time is in between the settings.

It was technically the first edition of the wot universe but he hated it so he hadn’t published it. I guess it depends on how you interpret it too. If you want to consider it part of the universe since it was the original story.

I don't know that it's meant to be in the same world at all, but you can see several of the ideas he uses in Wheel of Time being used here. I think it's of general interest for context but also information about other work of Robert Jordan and biographies of people involved in writing the books is still appropriate for the wiki.

WotA definitely counts as a related work, I don't know that I would put much effort besides publication/wordcount stuff for the Fallon books etc, they're only related in the sense that he intends the whole thing to include our Earth as one of the Ages.

But yeah, it's less "another Turning of the Wheel", more "First Draft of the Wheel"