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A towering city of gold, '''Taj-Nar''', the ''Ancient Den'', was the city and refuge of the [[Cat#leonin|leonin]] on [[Mirrodin (plane)|Mirrodin]]. It was here that the leonin [[kha]], or king, resided. | A towering city of gold, '''Taj-Nar''', called the ''Ancient Den'' and ''The First Den'', was the city and refuge of the [[Cat#leonin|leonin]] on [[Mirrodin (plane)|Mirrodin]].<ref name="MirrodinGuide">(2003). ''[https://archive.org/details/mirrodin-players-guide-magic-the-gathering-2003 Mirrodin Player's Guide].'' [[Wizards of the Coast]].</ref> It was here that the leonin [[kha]], or king, resided. | ||
Taj-Nar was visited by [[Glissa Sunseeker]] of the [[Tangle]], who unwittingly brought [[Memnarch]]'s forces to attack the city while searching for her. Glissa left the city soon after the death of [[Rishan]], daughter of the seer [[Ushanti]]. The city was later destroyed by a [[mana]] bomb, supposedly by the kha, [[Raksha Golden Cub]], himself. However, [[Vektro]], a creature that could inhabit living beings, had stolen the identity of Glissa's sister, [[Lyese]], and was the true culprit in the city's destruction. | ==History== | ||
When the leonin established their dominance over the [[Razor Fields]], Taj-Nar was already the largest den.<ref name="MirrodinGuide"/> Located in the center of the Fields, [[List of secondary characters#Mirrodin-New Phyrexia|Dakan]], the first kha, chose it as the leonin capital. At its base is the [[Cave of Light]], the white lacuna, where legend tells leonin [[cleric]]s known as abunas focus their faith and cause the [[Bringer (moon)|white sun]] to rise every day.<ref name="MirrodinGuide">(2003). ''[https://archive.org/details/mirrodin-players-guide-magic-the-gathering-2003 Mirrodin Player's Guide].'' [[Wizards of the Coast]].</ref> | |||
Taj-Nar was visited by [[Glissa Sunseeker]] of the [[Tangle]], who unwittingly brought [[Memnarch]]'s forces to attack the city while searching for her. Glissa left the city soon after the death of [[List of secondary characters#Mirrodin-New Phyrexia|Rishan]], daughter of the seer [[List of secondary characters#Mirrodin-New Phyrexia|Ushanti]]. The city was later destroyed by a [[mana]] bomb, supposedly by the kha, [[Raksha Golden Cub]], himself. However, [[List of secondary characters#Mirrodin-New Phyrexia|Vektro]], a creature that could inhabit living beings, had stolen the identity of Glissa's sister, [[Lyese]], and was the true culprit in the city's destruction. | |||
The Den laid a smoldering crater for years, a symbol of [[The Vanished Ones]] and the missing kha. Under the guidance of [[Kemba]] the Regent, Taj-Nar was painstakingly rebuilt, but with greater magical defenses. The newly-created Regent's Guard, an elite force of leonin warriors, mages, and skyhunters, now defended the Den at all times.<ref>{{DailyRef|savor-flavor/nonhuman-cultures-mirrodin-2010-12-07|The Nonhuman Cultures of Mirrodin|[[Doug Beyer]]|December 08, 2010}}</ref> | The Den laid a smoldering crater for years, a symbol of [[The Vanished Ones]] and the missing kha. Under the guidance of [[Kemba]] the Regent, Taj-Nar was painstakingly rebuilt, but with greater magical defenses. The newly-created Regent's Guard, an elite force of leonin warriors, mages, and skyhunters, now defended the Den at all times.<ref>{{DailyRef|savor-flavor/nonhuman-cultures-mirrodin-2010-12-07|The Nonhuman Cultures of Mirrodin|[[Doug Beyer]]|December 08, 2010}}</ref> | ||
==In-game references== | ==In-game references== | ||
{{In-game | {{In-game | ||
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* <c>Ancient Den</c> | *<c>Ancient Den</c> | ||
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*<c>Taj-Nar Swordsmith</c> | |||
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* {{card|Plains|New Phyrexia|#=166}} | *<c>Eyes of the Watcher</c> | ||
*{{card|Plains|Scars of Mirrodin|#=231}} | |||
*{{card|Plains|New Phyrexia|#=166}} | |||
*{{card|Plains|Arena League|PAL04}} | |||
*<c>Skyhunter Prowler</c> | |||
*<c>White Sun's Zenith</c> | |||
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*{{card|Kemba, Kha Regent|Commander Masters|CMM|#=34}} | |||
*{{card|Leonin Skyhunter|Mirrodin Besieged}} | |||
*{{card|Skyhunter Skirmisher|Tenth Edition|#=43★}} | |||
}} | }} | ||
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A towering city of gold, Taj-Nar, called the Ancient Den and The First Den, was the city and refuge of the leonin on Mirrodin.[1] It was here that the leonin kha, or king, resided.
History
When the leonin established their dominance over the Razor Fields, Taj-Nar was already the largest den.[1] Located in the center of the Fields, Dakan, the first kha, chose it as the leonin capital. At its base is the Cave of Light, the white lacuna, where legend tells leonin clerics known as abunas focus their faith and cause the white sun to rise every day.[1]
Taj-Nar was visited by Glissa Sunseeker of the Tangle, who unwittingly brought Memnarch's forces to attack the city while searching for her. Glissa left the city soon after the death of Rishan, daughter of the seer Ushanti. The city was later destroyed by a mana bomb, supposedly by the kha, Raksha Golden Cub, himself. However, Vektro, a creature that could inhabit living beings, had stolen the identity of Glissa's sister, Lyese, and was the true culprit in the city's destruction.
The Den laid a smoldering crater for years, a symbol of The Vanished Ones and the missing kha. Under the guidance of Kemba the Regent, Taj-Nar was painstakingly rebuilt, but with greater magical defenses. The newly-created Regent's Guard, an elite force of leonin warriors, mages, and skyhunters, now defended the Den at all times.[2]
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References
- ↑ a b c (2003). Mirrodin Player's Guide. Wizards of the Coast.
- ↑ Doug Beyer (December 08, 2010). "The Nonhuman Cultures of Mirrodin". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.
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