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'''Vahd''' is an expansive region in [[Kaladesh (plane)|the plane of Kaladesh]] that was once solely devoted to farming. Vahd took on a new identity during the ''Great Aether Boom'', becoming a hub of the aerowright industry. The wheat fields surrounding the villages of '''Panka''', '''Cambi''', and '''Maranjapur''' were cleared away to make room for runways, hangars, and workshops, and many farmers trained to become aerowrights and test pilots. | '''Vahd''' is an expansive region in [[Kaladesh (plane)|the plane of Kaladesh]] that was once solely devoted to farming. Vahd took on a new identity during the ''Great Aether Boom'', becoming a hub of the aerowright industry. The wheat fields surrounding the villages of '''Panka''', '''Cambi''', and '''Maranjapur''' were cleared away to make room for runways, hangars, and workshops, and many farmers trained to become aerowrights and test pilots. | ||
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*[http://magic.wizards.com/en/story/planes/kaladesh "Planes of Existence: Kaladesh"] {{Em}} [[Wizards of the Coast]] | *[http://magic.wizards.com/en/story/planes/kaladesh "Planes of Existence: Kaladesh"] {{Em}} [[Wizards of the Coast]] | ||
{{Kaladesh|locations}} | {{Kaladesh|locations}} | ||
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Vahd is an expansive region in the plane of Kaladesh that was once solely devoted to farming. Vahd took on a new identity during the Great Aether Boom, becoming a hub of the aerowright industry. The wheat fields surrounding the villages of Panka, Cambi, and Maranjapur were cleared away to make room for runways, hangars, and workshops, and many farmers trained to become aerowrights and test pilots.