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Kuldotha (kuhl-DAW-thuh^[1]), the Great Furnace, is a massive furnace-city once used by the goblins of Mirrodin for the creation of utilities and the practice of their religion.^[2] Kuldotha is also referred to by the goblins of the Oxidda Chain as Steel Mother, a deity they believe created the plane.^[3]^[4]

Description

Molten metal is produced in the fires of Kuldotha. The goblins erroneously believed they tended its fires, and treated the Furnace as their church.^[3] It was believed by the goblins that by sacrificing all metals and dead bodies to the furnace, the objects and souls would be returned to the Steel Mother, and keep the Furnace running for her. The melted metal from sacrificed bodies was reclaimed and reforged into weapons and “ancestor machines.”^[4]

Within the belly of the Furnace is the Red Lacuna.^[5]

Since the Phyrexianization, Kuldotha has become the main gateway into Mirrodin's Core, guarded by Urabrask. The structure has developed into a quasi-alive entity through a rich diet of mycosynth. It already had a sort of digestive system, and as time passes, it also seems to have moods and tempers. Too many impurities sicken it, and a steady supply of rich, pure ore and metal keep it quiet. How this quasi-alive state will evolve is anyone's guess.

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↑ Doug Beyer (November 3, 2010). "Infectiously Phyrexian Art". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast. Archived from the original on January 27, 2021.
↑ Magic Creative Team (May 04, 2011). "A Planeswalker's Guide to New Phyrexia: The Quiet Furnace". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.
↑ ^a ^b (2003). Mirrodin Player's Guide. Wizards of the Coast.
↑ ^a ^b (2004). Darksteel Player's Guide. Wizards of the Coast.
↑ (2004). Fifth Dawn Player's Guide. Wizards of the Coast.

[Infectious-1] Doug Beyer (November 3, 2010). "Infectiously Phyrexian Art". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast. Archived from the original on January 27, 2021.

[2] Magic Creative Team (May 04, 2011). "A Planeswalker's Guide to New Phyrexia: The Quiet Furnace". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.

[MirrodinGuide-3] (2003). Mirrodin Player's Guide. Wizards of the Coast.

[DarksteelGuide-4] (2004). Darksteel Player's Guide. Wizards of the Coast.

[FifthDawnGuide-5] (2004). Fifth Dawn Player's Guide. Wizards of the Coast.

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-[[Image:Kuldotha.jpg|right|thumb|Kuldotha, the Great Furnace. Art by Rob Alexander.]]'''Kuldotha''', the <c>Great Furnace</c>, is a massive furnace-city once used by the [[Goblin#Mirrodin Goblins|goblins]] of [[Mirrodin (plane)|Mirrodin]] for the creation of utilities and the practice of their religion. Molten metal is produced in the fires of Kuldotha. It was believed by the goblins that by sacrificing all metals and the bodies of the dead into the furnace, the objects and souls would be returned to the [[Steel Mother]], also keeping the Furnace running for her.
+{{Infobox location
+| image = Kuldotha.jpg
+| plane = [[New Phyrexia (plane)|New Phyrexia]]
+}}
+'''Kuldotha''' (kuhl-DAW-thuh<ref name="Infectious">{{DailyRef|savor-flavor/infectiously-phyrexian-art-2010-11-03|Infectiously Phyrexian Art|[[Doug Beyer]]|November 3, 2010|archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20210127132006/https://magic.wizards.com/en/articles/archive/savor-flavor/infectiously-phyrexian-art-2010-11-03|archivedate=January 27, 2021}}</ref>), the <c>Great Furnace</c>, is a massive furnace-city once used by the [[Goblin#Mirrodin Goblins|goblins]] of [[Mirrodin (plane)|Mirrodin]] for the creation of utilities and the practice of their religion.<ref>{{DailyRef|savor-flavor/planeswalkers-guide-new-phyrexia-quiet-furnace-2011-05-04|A Planeswalker's Guide to New Phyrexia: The Quiet Furnace|[[Magic Creative Team]]|May 04, 2011}}</ref> Kuldotha is also referred to by the goblins of the [[Oxidda Chain]] as [[Steel Mother]], a deity they believe created the plane.<ref name="MirrodinGuide">(2003). ''[https://archive.org/details/mirrodin-players-guide-magic-the-gathering-2003 Mirrodin Player's Guide].'' [[Wizards of the Coast]].</ref><ref name="DarksteelGuide">(2004). ''[https://archive.org/details/darksteel-players-guide-magic-the-gathering-2004/ Darksteel Player's Guide].'' [[Wizards of the Coast]].</ref>
+==Description==
+Molten metal is produced in the fires of Kuldotha. The goblins erroneously believed they tended its fires, and treated the Furnace as their church.<ref name="MirrodinGuide"/> It was believed by the goblins that by sacrificing all metals and dead bodies to the furnace, the objects and souls would be returned to the [[Steel Mother]], and keep the Furnace running for her. The melted metal from sacrificed bodies was reclaimed and reforged into weapons and “ancestor machines.”<ref name="DarksteelGuide"/>
+Within the belly of the Furnace is the [[Lacunae|Red Lacuna]].<ref name="FifthDawnGuide">(2004). ''[https://archive.org/details/mtg-fifth-dawn-players-guide-2004 Fifth Dawn Player's Guide].'' [[Wizards of the Coast]].</ref>
+Since the [[New Phyrexia (plane)|Phyrexianization]], Kuldotha has become the main gateway into [[Mirrodin's Core]], guarded by [[Urabrask]]. The structure has developed into a quasi-alive entity through a rich diet of [[mycosynth]]. It already had a sort of digestive system, and as time passes, it also seems to have moods and tempers. Too many impurities sicken it, and a steady supply of rich, pure ore and metal keep it quiet. How this quasi-alive state will evolve is anyone's guess.
-Since the [[New Phyrexia (plane)|Phyrexianization]], Kuldotha has become the main gateway into [[Mirrodin's Core]], guarded by [[Urabrask]]. Through a rich diet of [[mycosynth]], the structure has developed into a quasi-alive entity. It already had a sort of digestive system, and as time passes it seems to have moods and tempers as well. Too many impurities sicken it, and a steady supply of rich, pure ore and metal keep it quiet. How this quasi-alive state will evolve is anyone's guess.<ref>{{NewRef|savor-flavor/planeswalkers-guide-new-phyrexia-quiet-furnace-2011-05-04|A Planeswalker's Guide to New Phyrexia: The Quiet Furnace|Magic Creative team|May 4, 2011}}</ref>
 ==In-game references==
-'''Depicted in:'''
+{{in-game
-* <c>Great Furnace</c>
+|cards=
-* {{card|Mountain|New Phyrexia|#=172}} [destroyed]
+*<c>The Autonomous Furnace</c>
+*{{card|Great Furnace}}
+|associated=
+*<c>Furnace-Blessed Conqueror</c>
+*<c>Furnace Celebration</c>
+*<c>Furnace Gremlin</c>
+*<c>Furnace Host Charger</c>
+*<c>Furnace Punisher</c>
+*<c>Furnace Reins</c>
+*<c>Furnace Skullbomb</c>
+*<c>Furnace Strider</c>
+*<c>Kuldotha Cackler</c>
+*<c>Kuldotha Flamefiend</c>
+*<c>Kuldotha Forgemaster</c>
+*<c>Kuldotha Phoenix</c>
+*<c>Kuldotha Rebirth</c>
+*<c>Kuldotha Ringleader</c>
+|art=
+*<c>Beacon of Destruction</c>
+*{{card|Mountain|Arena League|PAL04}}
+*{{card|Mountain|New Phyrexia|#=172}}
+*<c>Red Sun's Zenith</c>
+|referred=
+*<c>Blazing Crescendo</c>
+*{{card|Cathodion|Mirrodin}}
+*<c>Chancellor of the Forge</c>
+*<c>Compleated Conjurer</c>
+*<c>Goblin Gaveleer</c>
+*<c>Hazardous Blast</c>
+*<c>Ichorspit Basilisk</c>
+*<c>Koth's Courier</c>
+*<c>Krark-Clan Stoker</c>
+*<c>Neurok Spy</c>
+*<c>Ogre Leadfoot</c>
+*<c>Pulse of the Forge</c>
+*<c>Scoria Elemental</c>
+*<c>Serum Snare</c>
+*{{card|Shatter|Scars of Mirrodin}}
+*<c>Slith Bloodletter</c>
+*<c>Slith Firewalker</c>
+*<c>Slith Predator</c>
+}}
+==References==
+{{reflist}}
 {{Mirrodin|locations}}
-==References==
-{{Reflist}}

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