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Has anyone ever converted an army for use as a Wheel of Time army? (As in Robert Jordan's famous series of novels) If so, what did you use and which army book did you use?

It would really depend on which side you were playing I guess... Tolloc or Human. If Human which country, each have their own style.

I always thought Beastmen would make good Trollocs, and certain LoTR Ringwraiths as Myrddraal, although they'd be a bit small

EDIT: a furhter thought, rules for ta'veren would certainly be interesting, probably re-rolls and such (especially for a counts-as Mat)

Hmm. beatmen could work but they would be kinda small IMO Trollos are supposed to be huge. Somthing on the ogre range in size. Myrdrall, you could use somethin from the VC line.

Ta'veren, didn't even thik of them LOL. Was thinking more along the line of the North land (Malkiri etc) originally but even they are different in organization then what you find in the rule set of WH.

Then there is Aiel (which would kick ass), and the Seanchan (which would be a pain in the place in which one sits).

I could see Aiel being done with wood elves.

I wouldn't start it. Building it would probably drag on for years with ever diminishing results.