There is lot spoken about Ituralde's plans earlier, but some specific details that can be concluded with good degree of proof are left without being mentioned yet IIRC, and here I want to set it out. But the main purpose of this theory is not the mere description of Ituralde's possible plans, but rather the possible implications of his actions on the relations between Seanchan and Rand, and also the possible threat on Two Rivers and Andor.

Ituralde's PoV gives really a lot of details about his considerations on the future campaign. The most important two things we have are 1. his last sentence about the furious seanchan generals who could not guess where he's leading them, and the second plan if these furious generals guess (this another plan is what is more interesting here); 2. his thoughts when he is asked could somebody anyway defeat Seanchans with their damanes.

Let begin with #2. The question about the greatest advantages of the Seanchan is rosen, and Ituralde thinks about the damanes. He thinks about a second one of the greatest advantages of the Seanchans - the raken scouting. So: two main problems for any campaign against Seanchans. But, so thinks further Ituralde, a general adapts to difficulties. Now comes the most interesting part: Ituralde thinks about some specific means to neutralize the two greatest advantages of Seanchan. He mentions darkness and storms, that make both damane and rakens not so effective. And he mentions also some Domani weather specialists, that make advantage of Domani before Seanchan.

So Ituralde's PoV seems to say it in plain text, how he plans to fight damanes and rakens: Ituralde has weather specialists and would use the advantages of storms and maybe darkness. In other words, he intends to use low visibility. Rakens are so dangerous because of what they see, and damane can inflict damage when they see where to channel. Quite simple. We don't have details what are these Domani weather specialists exactly. But, first, they are more then one, because Ituralde said "an" weather-teller, not "the" weather-teller. And they can obviously tell when and where there would be a storm, maybe also where and when there would be a mist. That looks like the ability to "listen to the wind" known to Two Rivers wisdoms, and it maybe is a passive ability not needing active channeling, that can be detected by damane, or at least a very small amount of OP for to be detected. Maybe they are another kind of ability, local to Arad Doman and held secret from AS like the Sniffers in Shienar. Whatever it is, Ituralde has a trump against the Seanchan advantages.

For to use effectively a fight in conditions of low visibility, some things more are required. You must know the battlefield very well, while the enemy must know it poorly, you must have good hideouts and bases, while the enemy must be far away from his supply and bases. If the terrain is a dense forest in the mountains, that would be very well too.

Now the other details from Ituralde's PoV come into the picture. First, Ituralde ordered to all the troopst faithful to the King (almost all the nobles who are not Dragonsworn) to hide in the mountains. If Ituralde would make a trap, he will need his forces in the place of the trap, and he will need also preparations of the place before he comes: supply, hideouts, etc. So most likely the location of the trap is around the place where these troops are hiding. So Ituralde intends to lead the Seanchans in the mountains.

The best mountains Arad Doman has, are the Mountains of Mist. Mountains of "MIST": the name speaks about itself alone: it's a place known because of it's mists. IIRC it's said that there are allways mists there. And that was said about the east side of the mountains, while the Domani side is the side closer to the ocean, where a mountain would gather more mists and clouds. Mists are exactly what Ituralde needs.

Let look at the map. The point at the Arad Doman theritory at the Moutains of Mist that is the most south, is the city of Katar. If Ituralde wants to bring the the Seanchan to his land in the Mountains of Mist (and he wants that), and if he wants not letting them deep in Arad Doman territory (and he wants it not), he will bring them to the region of Katar.

Katar is an interesting place. It is a very rich city, maybe the second at rich and importance in Arad Doman. It is a centre of iron industry: there are rich iron mines around. the rulers of Katar allways attempts to get away from Domani power and strive for authonomy, as the glossary says, they often need to be reminded that they are part of Arad Doman. Ituralde won a victory over the rulers of Katar very soon, after Falme. Katar is a very old city with rich history, it was the capital of one of the Ten Nations - Safer (so it has Ogier garden and Waygate). Katar is one of the very few cities that are on the map without being capitals, and almost all other cities of that kind on the map have very well-visible role in the storyline. It is also significant that Katar became an entry in the glossary to CoT. The two last things could indicate that Katar will become part of the story soon.

Katar is rebelous and half-independent, and Ituralde's primary task is to make Arad Doman whole again. A Seanchan threat to Katar would bind Katar closer to Arad Doman. Katar is rebelous - Ituralde wouldn't spare Katar so much, as other parts of Arad Doman, it's half-foreign land. Katar is rich - so Ituralde's troops can have good rearlines and good supply, and they can build expensive hiden fortifications. Ituralde knows the region of Katar very well and his information is recent - his recent victory there. Katar has lot of mines - the Domani can use underground hideouts, they can dig tunnels for to come from under the earth suddenly upon Seanchans and to go away where Seanchans don't expect they can. South of Katar we see on the map a forested region, that's name suggests that this forest is especially dense, mirky and fearful. So high mountain as Mountain of Mists would definitely offer some terrain very convenient for traps and ambushes. So the region a little bit in south of Katar is very convenient for Ituralde's plan.

Seanchans moved into Almoth plains and begin to send rakens to Arad Doman. But there are Aiels in the plains that makes their positions there not stabile. And the lack of conflict between seanchans and Domani now means that Seanchans are yet far from the Domani border. Ituralde intends, after his strike in Tarabon, to run through the whole Almoth plain with the Seanchan army after his heels. Such a long chase would bring the Seanchans far from their bases, would make them tired when the fresh Domani forces come in the game, and will force them to begin the chase without making all the proper preparations for such a campaign. So when Seanchans come to Katar, they will have problems with supply, while Domani will have good supply. For a fight in that high mountains in the winter it's an important thing.

Ituralde is thinking, that maybe Seanchan commanders would be angry enough to not realize where he is leaading them. There is an opinion, that he intends to lead them in a stedding. It is not excluded as a possibility, but the stedding version has some issues and no support. The issues are that such a plan will need abandoned steddings, while the known steddings in the Mountains of Mist are IIRC populated. And having in mind all the low visibility factors of the terrain, and Ituralde's explicite intention to use that factors, a stedding could even be not needed against the damanes. And a stedding will work only against damane but not against rakens, while Ituralde sees both that factors as the main trumps of the Seanchans.

I think that Ituralde wants to lead the Seanchan just into an ambush. In that case it's allways important that an enemy doesn't realize where you lead him. And the enemy being very angry helps a lot.

But Ituralde thinks also about the possibility that the Seanchans notice his trap, or survive it. And Ituralde has "another plan". Now it's time to discuss that "another plan".

What could it be? Another trap? There's no much sense in it, because when your persecutor copes with one trap it would be much much more difficult to lead him into another. The persecutor would be not so angry, and even if angry, he will be much more carefull about possible traps. Ituralde is sure that the second plan will work, so it's more sure then the first. If it was a trap, why Ituralde don't apply it first? So I don't think that the second plan is another trap.

Ituralde wants to secure Arad Doman agains Seanchan and let the other world do it as the world can. Ituralde is thinking specifically about the Dragon, and decides that the most important now is the integrity of Arad Doman. So he can try to redirect the Seanchans away from Aard Doman if his first trap fails.

For to redirect them away he must find something to engage them. West from Arad Doman there's nothing to engage them instead of Arad Doman itself. He cannot bring them into Saldea and the Blight without letting them go through the whole Arad Doman first, that's even worse then letting them go with their plan against Arad Doman. So the only possibility left is to lead them in east direction through the Mountains of Mist.

East from the Mountains of Mist there is something to engage Seanchans. Ituralde knows that Rand is in Caemlyn (his last information IIRC) and gathers there male channelers. There are Domani Asha'mans, so Taim's reacruitment groups have lot of chance to make their work in Arad Doman. In Arad Doman where there are lot of good organized Dragonsworn (not the bandits like in Altara and Murandi), Taim's recruiters could even speak about the Black Tower openly, so that Ituralde could know that the Black Tower is powerful. Ituralde definitely sounds not sceptical about the chances of the Black Tower to be an important force. So Caemlyn direction seems to be Ituralde's second plan.

In Two Rivers there are many refugees from Arad Doman and Almoth, who came through the Mountains. So there is a mountain pass that ends in Two Rivers. It's not an easy to be passed path, but it can work for miserable refugees, so it can work also for Ituralde's plans. Before that the trade between Arad Doman and the east would prefer the river way via Saldea. Maybe there is also a pass between Katar and Baerlon, but I'll expect that this path would go first somewhat north into Arad Doman, and Ituralde would definitely prefer an way that don't come in Aard Doman.

I have the feeling that the Seanchan would survive Ituralde's trap and will force him to use his second plan. In other words, a Seanchan invasion in Two Rivers is to be expected.

Ituralde would also make his best to cause war between Seanchan and Rand. Having in mind Rand's current peace negotiations with Seanchan, that can make the situation very complicated.

Another important thing that would impact the relations between Rand and Seanchan is the usage of Dragonsworn in Ituralde's plan. The Taraboner Dragonsworn that will be used to make Seanchans especially angry, have no special reasons to hide the fact that they are Dragonsworn after they begin to make troubles. Seanchans will have the impression of well organized campain od forces faithful to the Dragon Reborn against the Empire. The Seanchan would not believe, that Rand has no control over these Dragonsworn. The Domani Dragonsworn in the trap would make the situation even worse.

So Ituralde's campaign would not remain a local part of the story, but will have very important consequences for the main storyline.