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'''Bassorah''' is a city on [[Rabiah the Infinite]]. It contains the famed [[Bazaar of Bassorah]], the second largest in Rabiah, and its Mosque Quarter. There is a Bassorah in almost all of the 1001 planes of Rabiah.
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'''Bassorah''' is a city on [[Rabiah the Infinite]]. It contains the famed [[Bazaar of Bassorah]], the second-largest in Rabiah, and its [[Mosque Quarter of Bassorah|Mosque Quarter]].  
 
There is a Bassorah in almost all of the 1001 planes of Rabiah. It boasts a tremendous variety of inhabitants, among which are [[Bird Maiden]]s, [[Desert]] [[Nomad]]s and Gypsies. Here the Bird Maiden Fyrah and the Nomad Pakhit battled the ''Eater of the Infinite'', a [[Efreet#Serendib Efreet|Serendib Efreet]] whose heart was so cold that he tried to destroy all other living beings on Rabiah.<ref>[https://www.mtgsalvation.com/forums/magic-fundamentals/magic-storyline/335396-info-short-stories?comment=14 Eater of the Infinite]</ref>
 
==Note==
Bassorah is the ancient name of [[Wikipedia:Basra|Basra]] in Iraq.
 
==References==
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Latest revision as of 07:54, 1 May 2024

Bassorah
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Plane Rabiah

Bassorah is a city on Rabiah the Infinite. It contains the famed Bazaar of Bassorah, the second-largest in Rabiah, and its Mosque Quarter.

There is a Bassorah in almost all of the 1001 planes of Rabiah. It boasts a tremendous variety of inhabitants, among which are Bird Maidens, Desert Nomads and Gypsies. Here the Bird Maiden Fyrah and the Nomad Pakhit battled the Eater of the Infinite, a Serendib Efreet whose heart was so cold that he tried to destroy all other living beings on Rabiah.[1]

Note

Bassorah is the ancient name of Basra in Iraq.

References