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{{Infobox location | |||
| name = Halcyon | |||
| image = | |||
| plane = [[Dominaria (plane)]] | |||
| part of =[[Thran Empire]], floating above present-day [[Caves of Koilos]] | |||
| status = Destroyed | |||
| formerly = | |||
| later = | |||
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'''Halcyon''' was the capital of the [[Thran Empire]] in northeastern [[Terisiare]]. It was suspended in the air thanks to [[powerstone]] technology. The city hovered above the [[Caves of the Damned]], on which a mana rig (not to be confused with the [[Mana Rig]] the Thran built in [[Shiv]]) was built that produced the powerstones the city needed. | '''Halcyon''' was the capital of the [[Thran Empire]] in northeastern [[Terisiare]]. It was suspended in the air thanks to [[powerstone]] technology. The city hovered above the [[Caves of the Damned]], on which a mana rig (not to be confused with the [[Mana Rig]] the Thran built in [[Shiv]]) was built that produced the powerstones the city needed. | ||
Halcyon was destroyed at the end of the [[Thran-Phyrexian War]], when the [[Null Sphere]] was sabotaged so the destructive gasses of the [[ | Halcyon was destroyed at the end of the [[Thran-Phyrexian War]], when the [[Null Sphere]] was sabotaged so the destructive gasses of the [[stonecharger]]s (which had been used to kill the armies that were attacking the city) couldn't be stopped. All its inhabitants either died from the gas, or fled to [[Phyrexia]].<ref name="thran">[[J. Robert King]] (1999). [[The Thran|Magic: The Gathering - The Thran]].</ref> The forces that had been unleashed created the [[avatar]] [[Evra]] as a silent witness.<ref name="DOM Legends 8">{{EzTumblr|http://wizardsmagic.tumblr.com/post/173201128641/a-host-of-angels-an-avatar-and-a-battle-worn#notes|title=A host of angels, an avatar, and a battle-worn expert.|April 23, 2018}}</ref> | ||
The Caves of the Damned would be discovered | The Caves of the Damned would be discovered millennia later by [[Mishra]] and [[Urza]], and renamed by the latter as the [[Caves of Koilos]].<ref name="brothers">[[Jeff Grubb]] (1998). [[The Brothers' War|Magic: The Gathering - The Brothers' War]].</ref> | ||
==In-game references== | ==In-game references== | ||
{{in-game | |||
|cards= | |||
*{{card|Ancient Den|The Brothers' War Commander|BRC}} | |||
|associated= | |||
*<c>Evra, Halcyon Witness</c> | *<c>Evra, Halcyon Witness</c> | ||
*<c>Fall of the Thran</c> | |||
}} | |||
==References== | ==References== | ||
{{Reflist}} | {{Reflist}} | ||
[[Category:Terisiaran locations]] | [[Category:Terisiaran locations]] | ||
Latest revision as of 02:49, 29 October 2022
| Halcyon | |
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| Information | |
| Plane | Dominaria (plane) |
| Part of | Thran Empire, floating above present-day Caves of Koilos |
| Status | Destroyed |
Halcyon was the capital of the Thran Empire in northeastern Terisiare. It was suspended in the air thanks to powerstone technology. The city hovered above the Caves of the Damned, on which a mana rig (not to be confused with the Mana Rig the Thran built in Shiv) was built that produced the powerstones the city needed.
Halcyon was destroyed at the end of the Thran-Phyrexian War, when the Null Sphere was sabotaged so the destructive gasses of the stonechargers (which had been used to kill the armies that were attacking the city) couldn't be stopped. All its inhabitants either died from the gas, or fled to Phyrexia.[1] The forces that had been unleashed created the avatar Evra as a silent witness.[2]
The Caves of the Damned would be discovered millennia later by Mishra and Urza, and renamed by the latter as the Caves of Koilos.[3]
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References
- ↑ J. Robert King (1999). Magic: The Gathering - The Thran.
- ↑ Wizards of the Coast (April 23, 2018). "A host of angels, an avatar, and a battle-worn expert.". The Official Magic: The Gathering Tumblr. Tumblr.
- ↑ Jeff Grubb (1998). Magic: The Gathering - The Brothers' War.