THE WHITE TOWER CODE:Unspoken Rules & Ancient Oaths | The Wheel of TIME LORE

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Explained: The Legacy of Tradition and Navigating the Inner Circles



The White Tower is not just a building. It is a legacy. A chain of tradition that stretches back to the Age of Legends. For millennia, the Aes Sedai have preserved this legacy, clinging to rituals, oaths, and knowledge that have kept their order strong. To outsiders, these traditions may seem like rigid formalities. Like outdated customs that serve no purpose in a world threatened by the Dark One. But nothing could be further from the truth. The legacy of tradition is the White Tower’s most powerful weapon. It is the glue that holds the order together. It is the shield that protects it from corruption. It is the tool that ensures its influence endures. This legacy is built on three pillars: the weight of the Three Oaths, the “Proper Way” of doing things, and the selective guardianship of knowledge. Together, these pillars form a foundation that no enemy can shake.


The Three Oaths are the most visible part of this legacy. Every Aes Sedai, upon being raised to the shawl, swears them on the Oath Rod: to speak no word that is not true, to make no weapon for one man to kill another, and to never use the One Power as a weapon except in defense of her own life, the life of another sister, or the life of her Warder. On the surface, these oaths seem like limitations. They prevent the Aes Sedai from lying. From manufacturing weapons of war. From using their most powerful tool to attack. But to the Aes Sedai, the Three Oaths are not limitations. They are strengths. They are the source of their credibility. They are the reason the world trusts them.









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