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{{Novel | |||
|image=The Fifth Dawn.jpg | |||
|title=The Fifth Dawn | |||
|author=[[Cory Herndon]] | |||
|first printing=May 2004 | |||
|ISBN-13=978-0786932054 | |||
|preceded by=[[The Darksteel Eye]]}} | |||
'''The Fifth Dawn''' is the final novel of the [[Mirrodin Cycle]], concluding the story from ''[[The Moons of Mirrodin]]'' and ''[[The Darksteel Eye]]''. It was written by [[Cory Herndon]] and was published in May 2004. | '''The Fifth Dawn''' is the final novel of the [[Mirrodin Cycle]], concluding the story from ''[[The Moons of Mirrodin]]'' and ''[[The Darksteel Eye]]''. It was written by [[Cory Herndon]] and was published in May 2004. | ||
Revision as of 23:48, 26 August 2009
The Fifth Dawn is the final novel of the Mirrodin Cycle, concluding the story from The Moons of Mirrodin and The Darksteel Eye. It was written by Cory Herndon and was published in May 2004.
Fifth Dawn
An enemy beyond evil.
Whose eye sees into every corner of Mirrodin.
Whose ambition strides across the planes.
Whose foe is a lonely elf and her loyal goblin companion.
The fury of Memnarch is turned against Glissa and Slobad as they make their way across Mirrodin in search of new allies. From the city of the leonin to the dark fortress Panopticon, their travels range until they come face to face with the creator of Mirrodin himself. And from his lips they will hear the prophecy that can remake their world.
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