Spoiler Warning: Don't read the spoiler text unless you've read through The Gathering Storm in Robert Jordan & Brandon Sanderson's Wheel of Time series.

In The Gathering Storm we learn that Verin Mathwin is of the Black Ajah. She says that she had little choice in joining, after snooping into their business - but do we know what she has done for them throughout the course of the series or in her earlier career as an Aes Sedai.

I find it difficult to believe that she is just a "member" and hasn't performed any tasks for them, especially given her position with Rand et al. The Black Ajah don't strike me as the type to have wallflowers.

In the Gathering Storm, we find out more about Verin Mathwin's background, an in particular that she

is a member of the Black Ajah (at least according to her, against her will.)

It seems like this would require her to to an active role in some of the events going on before and during the series. It seems unlikely that she could be a "passive" participant without causing problems for herself.

Do we have any information about exactly what kinds of things Verin did off-screen during the series?

In The Gathering Storm we learn that Verin Mathwin is of the Black Ajah. She says that she had little choice in joining, after snooping into their business - but do we know what she has done for them throughout the course of the series or in her earlier career as an Aes Sedai.

I find it difficult to believe that she is just a "member" and hasn't performed any tasks for them, especially given her position with Rand et al. The Black Ajah don't strike me as the type to have wallflowers.

Spoiler Warning: Don't read the spoiler text unless you've read through The Gathering Storm in Robert Jordan & Brandon Sanderson's Wheel of Time series.

In The Gathering Storm we learn that Verin Mathwin is of the Black Ajah. She says that she had little choice in joining, after snooping into their business - but do we know what she has done for them throughout the course of the series or in her earlier career as an Aes Sedai.

I find it difficult to believe that she is just a "member" and hasn't performed any tasks for them, especially given her position with Rand et al. The Black Ajah don't strike me as the type to have wallflowers.