Biggest Mystery?

Traveller will be Dassem Ultor, for sure. I doubt SE would contravene a solid subplot just to throw a spanner in our collective works.

Biggest mystery, as far as I'm concerned (n.b, I have Midnight Tides on my bedside table, but won't get to it for months), How long will it take Karsa Orlong to become everyone's favorite character?
 
Erikson has stated in an interview that there was no plans to ressurect whiskeyjack.

So I think traveller is Dassem Ultor
 
I think he's someone else, somebody not seen before. This is going off Apsalar saying he was with Kel and Dancer from the beginning, and Nok saying that Dassem didn't join them until much later.

***SPOILERS FOR NIGHT OF KNIVES***

Course, Night of Knives does suggest Dassem.
 
Rane Longfox said:
of course the biggest mysyerty ifs how eriskon is so damn good
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Aye well one day, and I heard this from someone calling themselves The Traveller, Erikson was sitting in the only pub in Winterpeg and for some reason he decided he needed that piece of gum stuck to the bottom of his table, Hood only knows why but writers are a bit of a strange lot. Well as he is scrapping the gum off with his trusty miniature replica of Dragonpur he notices the table has a drawing on the underside! It looks just like the back of him as he is bent over a computer keyboard and its glowing softly....

Aye and now ye know the truth behind his uncanny writing abilities! :eek: :D

Rahl
 
I am pretty certain about the identity of traveller........... He is the Seguleh first. The only being that even Icarium believes can defeat him... in bonehunters icarium told tavaralck veed on the way to the shadow throne that the warrior who they may meet there could defeat him.
 
But the Seguleh First lives on the Seguleh Island... why would he be cavorting around Drift Avalii?
 
Have to agree with Rane. See no reason the Seguleh First would even be interested in the Throne as it is. Also you seem to be selling Dasseem a bit short in ability. As this passage from from the books says this is not a man to cross.

"...Dassem had clashed with them for decades--and that alone was enough to give anyone pause regarding their prowess. It was said the Avowed were unstoppable, but Dassem had slain every one who had challenged him: Shirdar, Keal, Bartok. Only Skinner, they say, had come away alive from their clash." (Temper) (NOK, PSP HC, pg. 24)
 
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