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Yasova lived 1,280 years ago. She encountered [[Sarkhan Vol]] after his arrival in Tarkir's past.<ref>{{NewRef|uncharted-realms/new-tarkir-old-2014-12-31|A New Tarkir of Old|[[Kimberly J. Kreines]]|December 31, 2014}}</ref><ref>{{NewRef|uncharted-realms/unwritten-2015-01-14|Unwritten|[[Kelly Digges]]|January 14, 2015}}</ref> Originally, she considered Sarkhan a madman and someone with no shame or respect. This was due to his name 'Sar' meaning Great/High/Sky and used to imply that he claimed himself to be higher than all on Tarkir. She also was disgusted with his subservience and quickness in prostrating himself. Yasova is furious at the constant [[dragon]] attacks and suffering of her people and is delighted at the prospect of the dragons becoming extinct with [[Ugin]]'s death. Sarkhan soon discovered that she was a willing pawn of [[Nicol Bolas]] who sent her false visions of Tarkir's dragon-free future where the Temur would be supreme. Bolas ordered her to chart the storms that spawned dragons, track them and leave a trail. He promised her that he would kill Ugin and thereby would ensure the extinction of Tarkir's dragons. With this failing in the new timeline and Ugin surviving, Yasova had no choice but surrender to [[Atarka]], feeding her a [[mammoth]] carcass and thus satiating her hunger. Unlike the other khans, which explicitly disbanded their clans, it appears that Yasova retained much of the Temur's identity.<ref>{{NewRef|uncharted-realms/khanfall-2015-02-18|Khanfall|[[Kelly Digges]]|February 18, 2015}}</ref> | Yasova lived 1,280 years ago. She encountered [[Sarkhan Vol]] after his arrival in Tarkir's past.<ref>{{NewRef|uncharted-realms/new-tarkir-old-2014-12-31|A New Tarkir of Old|[[Kimberly J. Kreines]]|December 31, 2014}}</ref><ref>{{NewRef|uncharted-realms/unwritten-2015-01-14|Unwritten|[[Kelly Digges]]|January 14, 2015}}</ref> Originally, she considered Sarkhan a madman and someone with no shame or respect. This was due to his name 'Sar' meaning Great/High/Sky and used to imply that he claimed himself to be higher than all on Tarkir. She also was disgusted with his subservience and quickness in prostrating himself. Yasova is furious at the constant [[dragon]] attacks and suffering of her people and is delighted at the prospect of the dragons becoming extinct with [[Ugin]]'s death. Sarkhan soon discovered that she was a willing pawn of [[Nicol Bolas]] who sent her false visions of Tarkir's dragon-free future where the Temur would be supreme. Bolas ordered her to chart the storms that spawned dragons, track them and leave a trail. He promised her that he would kill Ugin and thereby would ensure the extinction of Tarkir's dragons. With this failing in the new timeline and Ugin surviving, Yasova had no choice but surrender to [[Atarka]], feeding her a [[mammoth]] carcass and thus satiating her hunger. Unlike the other khans, which explicitly disbanded their clans, it appears that Yasova retained much of the Temur's identity.<ref>{{NewRef|uncharted-realms/khanfall-2015-02-18|Khanfall|[[Kelly Digges]]|February 18, 2015}}</ref> | ||
Yasova had to farsake her honorary title. The dragon claw staff that had once announced her position as clan chief was hidden deep in a secret cave, guarded by concealed whisperers. A fake one had been carved and given to Atarka to destroy. She travelled as First Mother of a hunting band, accompanied by her twin granddaughter [[Naiva]] and [[Baishya]].<ref>{{NewRef|magic-story/magic-story/chronicle-bolas-twins-2018-06-13|Chronicle of Bolas: The Twins|[[Kate Elliott]]|June 13, 2018}}</ref> Eighteen yeas after the Khanfall, the latter, who had [[shaman]]istic powers, received a vision of the [[Elemental#Windfolk|Windfolk]]. The vision revealed the birth of [[Ugin]] and the other [[Elder Dragons]]. Realizing that the vision was sent by Ugin himself, the band of Yasova fled the Atarka dragons, who forbade shamanistic practices, and set out to find the <c>Crucible of the Spirit Dragon</c>. | |||
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Revision as of 18:49, 15 June 2018
Yasova Dragonclaw was a khan in the past of Tarkir. She led the Temur Frontier.
Yasova lived 1,280 years ago. She encountered Sarkhan Vol after his arrival in Tarkir's past.[1][2] Originally, she considered Sarkhan a madman and someone with no shame or respect. This was due to his name 'Sar' meaning Great/High/Sky and used to imply that he claimed himself to be higher than all on Tarkir. She also was disgusted with his subservience and quickness in prostrating himself. Yasova is furious at the constant dragon attacks and suffering of her people and is delighted at the prospect of the dragons becoming extinct with Ugin's death. Sarkhan soon discovered that she was a willing pawn of Nicol Bolas who sent her false visions of Tarkir's dragon-free future where the Temur would be supreme. Bolas ordered her to chart the storms that spawned dragons, track them and leave a trail. He promised her that he would kill Ugin and thereby would ensure the extinction of Tarkir's dragons. With this failing in the new timeline and Ugin surviving, Yasova had no choice but surrender to Atarka, feeding her a mammoth carcass and thus satiating her hunger. Unlike the other khans, which explicitly disbanded their clans, it appears that Yasova retained much of the Temur's identity.[3]
Yasova had to farsake her honorary title. The dragon claw staff that had once announced her position as clan chief was hidden deep in a secret cave, guarded by concealed whisperers. A fake one had been carved and given to Atarka to destroy. She travelled as First Mother of a hunting band, accompanied by her twin granddaughter Naiva and Baishya.[4] Eighteen yeas after the Khanfall, the latter, who had shamanistic powers, received a vision of the Windfolk. The vision revealed the birth of Ugin and the other Elder Dragons. Realizing that the vision was sent by Ugin himself, the band of Yasova fled the Atarka dragons, who forbade shamanistic practices, and set out to find the Crucible of the Spirit Dragon.
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