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[[Image:Moriok.jpg|right|thumb|Moriok. Art by Wayne England and Puddnhead.]]The '''Moriok''' are a [[humans|human]] ethnic group who live in the [[Mephidross]] swamps of [[Mirrodin (plane)|Mirrodin]]. Most Moriok dwell in [[Ish Sah]], but some live as scavengers in the muck of the Dross in search of the treasures hidden in its midst. The evil magic of the [[Necrogen]] mists affects their brains, exacerbating their natural human tendencies toward hate, aggression, and greed. The Moriok revere the the black moon of Mirrodin, calling it the Whisperer, and believe that it grants power to those who can listen. | [[Image:Moriok.jpg|right|thumb|Moriok. Art by Wayne England and Puddnhead.]] | ||
The '''Moriok''' are a [[humans|human]] ethnic group who live in the [[Mephidross]] swamps of [[Mirrodin (plane)|Mirrodin]]. Most Moriok dwell in [[Ish Sah]], but some live as scavengers in the muck of the Dross in search of the treasures hidden in its midst. The evil magic of the [[Necrogen]] mists affects their brains, exacerbating their natural human tendencies toward hate, aggression, and greed. The Moriok revere the the black moon of Mirrodin, calling it the Whisperer, and believe that it grants power to those who can listen. | |||
Moriok tend to have pale, unhealthy-looking complexions due to the hostile environment of the Dross, and some even have patches of skin and flesh missing, giving them a cadaverous appearance. Their hair is dark and stringy. Like all lifeforms on Mirrodin, pieces of metal (presumably lead) poke through their skin in many places, though not as much as the [[Vulshok]] or [[Auriok]]. The most alarming feature of the Moriok is the black metal plate that grows across their eyes, making them blind. Moriok dress is usually dark and somber. | Moriok tend to have pale, unhealthy-looking complexions due to the hostile environment of the Dross, and some even have patches of skin and flesh missing, giving them a cadaverous appearance. Their hair is dark and stringy. Like all lifeforms on Mirrodin, pieces of metal (presumably lead) poke through their skin in many places, though not as much as the [[Vulshok]] or [[Auriok]]. The most alarming feature of the Moriok is the black metal plate that grows across their eyes, making them blind. Moriok dress is usually dark and somber. | ||
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Once Mirrodin became [[New Phyrexia (plane)|New Phyrexia]], the Moriok were the first human race to become nearly-extinct, most of the only individuals remaining being the compleated ones, which were rendered slaves, without eyes or free will. A tiny minority have joined the Mirran Resistance. | Once Mirrodin became [[New Phyrexia (plane)|New Phyrexia]], the Moriok were the first human race to become nearly-extinct, most of the only individuals remaining being the compleated ones, which were rendered slaves, without eyes or free will. A tiny minority have joined the Mirran Resistance. | ||
===Notable Moriok=== | |||
* [[Geth]], lord of Ish Sah. | * [[Geth]], lord of Ish Sah. | ||
* Mayvar, minion of Geth. | * Mayvar, minion of Geth. | ||
[[Category:Mirrodin Cycle]] | |||
[[Category:Mirrodin]] | |||
Revision as of 15:46, 1 November 2012
The Moriok are a human ethnic group who live in the Mephidross swamps of Mirrodin. Most Moriok dwell in Ish Sah, but some live as scavengers in the muck of the Dross in search of the treasures hidden in its midst. The evil magic of the Necrogen mists affects their brains, exacerbating their natural human tendencies toward hate, aggression, and greed. The Moriok revere the the black moon of Mirrodin, calling it the Whisperer, and believe that it grants power to those who can listen.
Moriok tend to have pale, unhealthy-looking complexions due to the hostile environment of the Dross, and some even have patches of skin and flesh missing, giving them a cadaverous appearance. Their hair is dark and stringy. Like all lifeforms on Mirrodin, pieces of metal (presumably lead) poke through their skin in many places, though not as much as the Vulshok or Auriok. The most alarming feature of the Moriok is the black metal plate that grows across their eyes, making them blind. Moriok dress is usually dark and somber.
Once Mirrodin became New Phyrexia, the Moriok were the first human race to become nearly-extinct, most of the only individuals remaining being the compleated ones, which were rendered slaves, without eyes or free will. A tiny minority have joined the Mirran Resistance.
Notable Moriok
- Geth, lord of Ish Sah.
- Mayvar, minion of Geth.