Prime Video delivered a heavy blow to fantasy enthusiasts last year when it abruptly cancelled its high-budget adaptation of The Wheel of Time. The unexpected axing arrived shortly after the completion of the show's third season, effectively halting plans to bring Robert Jordan's massive "last battle" to the screen. While supporters and showrunner Rafe Judkins initially held out hope for a rescue by another platform, those aspirations are swiftly fading. Propstore has launched a massive online auction featuring authentic costumes and weapons from the production, signaling a definitive end for the television iteration.
The extensive catalog spans a wide array of signature items from the series, giving collectors a chance to own pieces of the fictional world. Bidders can eye legendary artifacts such as the Horn of Valere complete with its display box, Rand al'Thor's distinct heron-marked sword and scabbard, and Mat Cauthon's treacherous ruby-hilted Shadar Logoth dagger. Wardrobe pieces are equally prominent in the sale, ranging from Egwene al'Vere's Damane costume to complete Trolloc combat ensembles and Moiraine Damodred's specific wardrobe featuring her fictional stab wound.
Running through October 28, the online-only event offers viewers a tangible piece of the production after losing the chance to see the narrative play out on television. Though the screen adaptation has concluded prematurely, the auction provides a unique bridge between Robert Jordan's enduring literary legacy and the physical realization crafted for the Prime Video series.
Wheel of Time Props Head to Auction Following Prime Video Cancellation
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